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INDIA - All Things Pertaining To India's Progress & Advancement मित्र 04/26/2023 (Wed) 14:33:33 Id: 2f955b No. 1521
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ylr-nGaB1-0 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ylr-nGaB1-0 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ylr-nGaB1-0 The Most Efficient Space Program In The World The Most Efficient Space Program In The World The Most Efficient Space Program In The World
>>1521 ISRO is actually one of our few world class achievements after independence. it'd have been much better if most of our best aero scientists didn't join NASA and the goberment actually gave them a good budget instead of spending gorillions importing 50 year old russian jets
>>1521 India topped the country list for the International Physics Olympiad 2018 alongwith the PRC, beating heavyweights like USA, Japan and the Koreas https://ipho-unofficial.org/timeline/2018/country https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/5-participants-5-gold-india-shines-at-physics-olympiad/articleshow/65190719.cms
>>1531 this is equivalent to topping the olympics' country list, but for physics instead of athletics. These exams are some of the toughest in the world, and gold medalists usually go on to become the top dogs in the field later in their careers. I'll post more academic achievements in internationally recognized olympiads below
>>1521 Pranjal Srivastava, a teenager from Bengaluru, becomes the youngest Indian to win a gold medal at the Int'l Math Olympiad. He has the best tally of all time for any Indian, with 3 golds and 1 silver, standing 12th on the all time hall of fame list, higher than many field medalists and renowned mathematicians who appeared for the IMO. He won the silver at the age of 13, and was the youngest gold medalist in the 2019 IMO, The kid has a very bright future, he's currently pursuing CS+Math @MIT. He also has a bronze for India in the Computer Science Olympiad(IOI). https://www.imo-official.org/participant_r.aspx?id=28249 https://indianexpress.com/article/education/math-is-more-than-just-calculations-says-pranjal-srivastava-who-became-first-indian-to-win-three-gold-medals-at-the-international-mathematical-olympiad-8050946/
>>1521 >Indian team at international junior science olympiad 2022 became the only team to win six gold medals. Third consecutive year of all-gold win for India. https://www.ijso2022.com/ijso-2022/results India also topped the country list in 2021, 2019 and 2014 apart from 2022 https://olympiads.hbcse.tifr.res.in/about-olympiads/performance/past-performance-in-ipho-2-4/ https://news.careers360.com/india-tops-19th-international-junior-science-olympiad-wins-6-gold-medals https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/International_Junior_Science_Olympiad
>>1533 Fuck this is very impressive.
https://www.zerohedge.com/geopolitical/turkish-evacuation-plane-comes-under-attack-sudan Very underrated aspect is how well India protects its own in times of dire situations.
Thanks for this thread yaro
Things that Indians don't understand that we have better than most 1. Domestic airlines in India are way better than the west. From lost luggage to spit in food to fucked up staff, we have better airlines. 2. Trains that are more reliable Western trails are usually clean, but in every other aspect Indian train system is better. Unless you live in Bihar or Bengal, trains are mostly on time and relatively very reliable. 3. Food You don't really understand goyslop until you eat good in the global American empire, ingredients are tasteless, you develop diseases like food allergies which in India you would laugh at etc. This is changing fast though for the worst.
>>1540 we did very well in this year's olympiads too managed to get 2 gold medals and rank #9 in the International Math Olympiad(the toughest of them all). We were ranked ahead of almost all of western europe and the anglosphere,with only the slavs and east asians being ahead of us. Were in the top 5 for the Physics,Chem,Astronomy,Junior Science olympiads too, iirc great signs for the future
>>3739 No it's over
>>1533 >>1540 BREAKING! India secures its best ever rank at the IMO, barely missing #3 by a single point. We finished ahead of math powerhouses like the UK, Canada, Japan, Romania, Russia etc. The official results will be announced a few days later. Team details: Adhitya MV (Pune,Maharashtra) - Gold Ananda Bhaduri (Guwahati,Assam) - Gold Arjun Gupta (Delhi) - Silver Kanav Talwar (Faridabad,Haryana) - Gold Rushil Mathur (Mumbai, MH) - Gold Siddharth Choppara (Pune,MH) - Honorable Mention This is huge, and signals a very positive future for India as a mathematical powerhouse(at least at the IMO).
>>7311 This is really really huge. I bow my head to the team in deep respect. Though I also wonder what previous winners are doing in their lives now.
>>7311 Is this due to changes in education system or just a good team ?
>>7314 I am(rather,was) quite involved with the country's math olympiad program quite closely. Won't go into too many details about my experience there, as it would dox me. Post pandemic, there has been a huge shift in the Indian IMO training camp, as the strong kids who won golds/silvers around 2016-2019 were handed the responsibility to curate training material and selection tests for the team. They changed the style and quality of the material/tests for good, and they became considerably harder. Now, the Indian team selection tests(TSTs) and the Indian National Math olympiad(INMO) are quite comparable to the national MOs and TSTs of other top countries, both in quality and difficulty. Earlier, our TSTs were just copied from previous year IMO shortlists, which is a standard and classic source of problems that everybody does(ie. not a very high quality resource). Another great factor is the fact that major online coachings like Vedantu, Allen etc. launched proper batches for the starting stages of the selection for the Indian MO team. This generated a lot of interest in the masses(as people saw olympiads as an opportunity to excel in JEE/get into foreign unis) and got a lot of talent to stream into the system. Also, for the first time in history, such introductory batches were available to everyone, rather than the top students of the top batches in such coachings. However, this was a very good and experienced team, and most of them were in 12th and had participated in the IMO/IMOTC multiple times before. Would be interesting to see if the new team next year will be able to keep up with the legacy left behind by the current crop. TLDR: bit of both
>>7313 >what previous winners are doing in their lives now most of them either end up in academia or take up quant positions in hedge funds(very highly paid jobs). a lot of IMO medalists have also gone on to win the fields medal and abels prize If we talk about previous Indian winners, most of them are recent and are at top colleges in the USA(think MIT, harvard, ivy leagues). A lot of the older folks ended up in academia, as profs and researchers.
https://www.imo-official.org/year_country_r.aspx?year=2024 the official results are out, confirming what I said earlier
India's second largest expressway, the Ganga expressway is set to complete by December, 2024. Meerut to Prayagraj(UP)
>>7318 Thank you for your efforts and for working for betterment of our youngsters.
Chandrayaan-3 awarded World Space Award for historic milestone
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>>7384 Also we overtook south Korea in manufacturing. We are 5th largest manufacturing nation. Lots to do still. But good that we are making progress
>>7384 2024 looks bad for railways. They're developing the tech but not focusing on the safety aspects. One particular I remember is the death by flying cow It's so cartoonist, I know I shouldn't laugh cuz this cam happen to anyone but it's straight from tom and Jerry Govt spends so much on new tech railway, which gets destroyed by animals cuz there's no investment on safety.
>>7555 There are statistical anomalies you cannot avoid , like drunk barat of Bihari's or flying animals. But many others are deliberate , like the cases on Bengal or the Youtuber putting gas cylinder on tracks. You cannot put cameras on every rail. Too expensive and too much work. Change to maglev would also be too expensive and not practical. It is tough to fight internal enemies. Esp when state governments encourage these elements.
Congratulations to team India


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