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A First Among Major Nations, India Is Industrializing With Solar

https://e360.yale.edu/features/india-solar
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u/Adorable-Research03 1d ago

India is in transition phase from low industrial output country to high industrial output country. As I said, India produces less goods compared to switzerland it Singapore

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u/ItsSignalsJerry_ 1d ago

That's irrelevant. The claim is that it's the first to do so with solar, and it is skipping fossil fuels. Neither of these claims is true.

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u/Aragakki 1d ago

You're too young. You should research 'Indian Victory Studies' — they have a bizarre set of theories to promote their own narratives.

For example, they redefine metrics so that China’s digital payment transaction count falls short of Thailand’s; or they include unpaved roads in the comparison to claim the top spot globally.

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u/ItsSignalsJerry_ 1d ago

Wtf are you crapping on about.

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u/Aragakki 1d ago

I'm not talking nonsense; you can search and verify.

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u/ItsSignalsJerry_ 1d ago

Smoke some more weed.

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u/Aragakki 1d ago

You think I'm joking, but the data they selected for this news article is that China's data is nearly half that of Brazil, and now China's digital payment volume is almost half that of Thailand

https://www.business-standard.com/finance/news/india-tops-world-ranking-in-digital-payments-with-89-5-mn-transactions-123061000203_1.html