Yeah, except those cars don’t dominate the market.

They’re just popular budget cars. In fact the Qwid is a new entry.

Apologies for calling you a dumbfuck for that reason, but I believe that it would be justified to call you one judging by the fact that ISRO has a good record and the majority of the Indian market is dominated by cars with at least average safety ratings.

Fine, I was wrong but it’s curious to see you countering my statement but not his despite it being equally laughable.

ISRO’s facilities and products are definitely at par with Western standards and it’s records prove it.

Besides, his comparison is extremely flawed judging by the fact that the overwhelming majority of…

For those questioning whether it actually launched or not and whether it’s propaganda.

Do you have any evidence of any car being produced for India with zero rating points? Dumbfuck.

First of all, that’s Pakistan or Bangladesh. Look at their goddamn clothing. Besides, all India commuter rail services are electric.

Forget about that, his comment is absolutely wrong. Our transport infrastructure is fine these days. Not even the general, poor population uses trains like that anymore unless they’re doing it for fun.

Yeah, but the goal of the spacecraft is to test launch and re-entry. The article can be questioned about the name of it.

India has already launched stuff into space, so there’s no need to make them ‘feel good’.

You’re the only one being guided under superiority here, for you believe you’re right against the many people who’ve tried to counter your asinine statements.

It doesn’t matter whether he’s part of marketing or not, any big figure in a company would love to be sensationalistic especially if it could trap investors and…

Bakayaru, konayaru. What do you know about ‘tradition’ maglev systems? There are different varieties, but it doesn’t change the fact that it uses the exact same concept. Besides, the Hyperloop isn’t even using that special a version. Let the dude from Hyperloop One say whatever he wants, in the end it’s a private…

Overhyped sensationalistic bullshit. This ‘open air’ test isn’t even a proof of technology, they’re literally testing a normal maglev system.

How would this system even be cheaper than a normal high speed rail system or a maglev?

You’ll have to constantly keep the pressure in the tube as low as required, what’s the point of having a low pressure for high speeds and less resistance (which there-by reduces energy consumption and costs), if you’re going to…

It would be interesting to see whether India would go to war with them in case it affects their monsoons.

Well, that would make sense.

Well, no problem with that but why not make some good profit while getting rid of them? You may as well aggressively fish them out and sell them to Asian countries or whatever place wants good freshwater fish.

And who or what could significantly gain something from promoting this?

Humans are known to be able to create major declines in sea fish populations, so why can’t Australia spend their money by aggressively fishing the fish and exporting it to other countries? You have Asia like really close by and since Australia’s fresh water is really clean (assumption), I’m sure us Asians wouldn’t…

Most of the tigers in India are in wildlife reserves and sanctuaries though.

While it isn’t raw wild with all the protective infrastructure and all, it’s good enough considering the fact that they span across thousands of acres and that they’re within a country with a high population density.

Something tells me that a large proportion of the orders were placed by fans or tech geeks who probably don’t really need them or can’t afford them.

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