Hey everyone, We’re really sorry about the audio quality in this episode. We hear you and appreciate your feedback. We're committed to making sure this doesn’t happen again and will work hard to improve the audio in future episodes. Thanks for sticking with us! Best, Nansi

Fix the audio. Hard to understand why you don't have multiple mic setup for such a popular channel

@TheNeonShoww

Ай бұрын

Hi Srini, We’re really sorry about the audio quality. We truly appreciate your feedback and promise to fix it for future episodes. Thanks for sticking with us! We will be looking forward to your response for upcoming eps also.

@srini8701

Ай бұрын

@@TheNeonShoww Sorry to be very direct. I love the content you put out.

@TheNeonShoww

27 күн бұрын

@@srini8701 Thanks Srini! It's disheartening for us too as we put so much effort into this ep. Bringing all the partners wasn't easy among other challenges. But we have learned a lesson here. The only good thing about this podcast was that we learned how much people care about good content. Thank you for all your love :)

@Rapture77

9 күн бұрын

Yes India has brains, am Asian American but execution isn't India's strong suite compared to the rest of dynamic Asia. However I am rooting for India. If India can be sharper I'm execution it'll be hard to beat. Please improve the audio quality. I love your content.

Panel and most of VCs in India seem to not understand (OR understand but doesn’t want to buttress) that Indian VC ecosystem only cares or caters primarily to tech startups- where the returns or success can be seen in short term. Its incredibly challenging to build a non-tech core startup, I’m not blaming entirely the VCs as India doesn’t have supply chain for most of core components, lets take battery tech as one VC pointed out. Designing it can be done by tom dick and harry but to assemble and scale manufacturing, even Tesla is having a hard time. India doesn’t have one single end to end scaled battery components manufacturing capacity as most of raw materials had to shipped from China and we end up buying it directly as a finished product and assemble it and brand it as Make In India, even tata motors just assemble their batteries assembled in you know where, infrastructure or our ports are too weak to handle large, seamless shipments, it’s pain in a$$ to get it delivered from overseas especially core components. Nevertheless, it’s improving but you can’t expect a 20-month journey similar to Figure AI in the US. So VCs and entrepreneurs moving to Blore end up creating wrappers for chat GPT or add AI purple font on their landing page. Very very few Indian companies or startups have global demand.

@privateconfidential7490

11 күн бұрын

Only good at delaying or adding penalties items disappear don't respond to emails or calls mentality not changed in my opinion

Fortunate Enough that even if i want to go to the US (for MBA and later on to do a Job and Startup) i can't go due to my Economic Background doesn't support it. But i feel Fortunate and Excited Bcoz India is going to be a 30Trillion$+ Economy by 2054(if it double every decade at 8%CAGR) . And to Ride this wave you need to be present here in India and specifically in Bangalore if somebody want to build big companies like i want. And more excited bcoz I am Coming to Bangalore from July onwards for my 2 year MBA and later on will do Job for 4-5 years in Startups to learn how to Start,Scale a Startup and later on will start my own and will Ride this wave. And when India will become 30T$+ Economy then we Indians will also have large outcomes like Nvidia, Apple, Google, Meta,etc. Very Excited about the Future of India and these Venture Capitalist whom you called today on your Podcast are Boosting my Faith in India & its Bright Future. It was a Great Podcast.

@samuelgochhayat661

Ай бұрын

Looking forward to meet you sir I am in bangalore to build something on massive so Looking forward to meet you and build great things with you

@sidkolhapure94

Ай бұрын

Khayali pulao acha. Aise hi 10 times growth nai hoti beta.

@sumeet3773

Ай бұрын

​@@sidkolhapure94Sahi bola. Kuch log to india ko abhi se hi superpower bolne lage hain.

Start up should not be restricted just in tech sector only. India needs massive innovative thinking in managing our cities. These include traffic and waste management, control of excessive use of water, electricity, food etc. These areas are totally ignored. One reason why many promising youngsters leave our country is because our city managers are not qualified to do their jobs. We should fire all the IAS officers who have allowed our cities to rot right infront of their eyes. We only blame our politicians but the real rot stems from our bureaucracy. The bureaucrats are interested in pushing files, delaying decisions and are bothered about their personal benefits rather than professionally managing our cities. Even very small countries with limited resources manage their cities very well. Our city administrators side with the corrupt politicians and influential people to flout rules in the process they also become a party to the poor management of our cities. For example in Bangalore, hundreds of lakes or water reservoirs were encroached upon by the builders with the help of politicians and the bureaucrats managing the city simply looked the other way. Similarly, hundreds of buildings are built illegally and they do not take any action. They only sit in their offices instead of meeting the citizens and understanding and solving their problems. If these bright individuals who return from abroad are able to convince the rulers to make our cities and towns livable, 90% of our bright minds will not leave the country. Most of them leave the country not because of the lack of opportunities but only because our city infrastructure hardly meets even any third world country standards, We should have some innovative startups to make our city administrators work and make them accountable to public.

@AadhiJay

11 күн бұрын

Well said. We are connecting the cities with fancy four lane expressways but inside our cities, the urban infra is crumbling. The amount of waste on the streets is mind boggling....even so called backward countries in Africa, take care of their city infra very well.

Enjoyed the conversation among the intellectuals , please continue these types of panels. Suresh Kumar Lalwani, Kanpur.

India is just great for thee elites the top 2%. FOR THE rest of them, there is no water, Delhi has run out of water, Blore has run out of water, what will elites do even if they come back to find that there is no water ? So these elites sit in an ivory tower of their own and keep patting their own backs, keep praising India and the lord who governs it, Im sure if these elites had lived during AurangZeb's times they would say the same , the new leader has made India great. So opportunity is there. for whom ? 2% of India. For the last 10 years Freshers salary has fallen flat in Rupee terms, (Not even in dollar terms). Not to mention 80 crore people still on govt ration. For those 80 crore Indians what has changed ? Go to Ration shop pick up food and walk home, for generations their family routinue has remained the same. All wages are flattening, water bodies are drying. And the elites keep patting their backs about India.

@bharatbhusanbehera2906

Ай бұрын

A VC is presenting facts, 1st trillion $ in 55 yrs 2nd trillion $ in 15 yrs 3rd trillion $ in 5 yrs 4 th trillion in 3 yrs India will double its economy every 7 years now, with a modest 7-8% GDP growth rate Do u understand where is it heading, it took 55 years just to build first trillion $, we are rebuilding our nation from scratch, it took time (it is matter of debate though that the time could have been reduced) Coming to your water crisis statement, let me tell you I live in the capital city of a BJP ruled state, I have not faced such issues here, It is a state govt. water management debacle Lastly I will encourage you not to listen these VCs and go to Europe, which is registering negative GDP growth rate or go to USA which is registering 1.5% GDP growth with their motto intact SPEND LIKE THERE IS NO TOMORROW & no moral obligation for their future generation while the National Debt of USA is now 99% of GDP, in India it is 83% of GDP and we believe in Investing & accumulating wealth for our future generations

@vaishakh3

Ай бұрын

@@bharatbhusanbehera2906 after independence we were comparing India to Japan and S Korea. Both countries went ahead. Then we compared ourselves to China,China went ahead. Now India is comparing itself to Bangladesh. Even Bangladesh will go ahead. But we are still there. Optimists like you will stay optimistic for last 75 years and nothing has happened

@bharatbhusanbehera2906

Ай бұрын

​@@vaishakh3 I dont remember my forefathers were comparing India with JAPAN & S KOREA in 1947 or not, but I Definitely know that today, while writing this FDIs & FIIs are queuing up to invest in the FASTEST GROWING MAJOR ECONOMY. that is exactly what these VCs are talking about but people who have never earned a penny from India's growth story will never understand this & will keep scratching their head over why these millionaire VCs returned to India

@ShreyashPatil1811

Ай бұрын

​​@@bharatbhusanbehera2906 I agree with you. Its Indias Time and we are going to be 30T$+ in GDP by 2055 with 7-8%CAGR and that will 10x everything.

@ShreyashPatil1811

Ай бұрын

​@@vaishakh3There are some problems in India but there are problems in US as well its just that the narrative which has built up over years has made the difference. US has many problems if you want to know some of them see aevy tv recent video Titled :Is US declining?

Fix the audio. Really want this channel to grow. Good audio is fundamental requirement of good podcast.

@TheNeonShoww

Ай бұрын

Hi Ankit, I’m really sorry about the audio quality in this podcast. Your feedback means a lot to us and I promise to fix it for future episodes. Thanks for sticking with us! I look forward to your thoughts on our upcoming episodes as well. - Nansi

Siddharth I request you to visit some rural area in any state asap.

@aallearn4927

Ай бұрын

I absolutely agree. They are in 1 per cent so they don't care except their own profit

@TheNeonShoww

Ай бұрын

Siddhartha visits my village every time I go there :) -Nansi

The problem US has today we have 100x problem than that always and still today. World has made great empires on back of poor people of India ,The British , The Mugul , The Dutch made themselves rich from misery of Indian poor so much so that India as produced leaders who denounced capital completely like Gandhi. Now again people are going in that direction after many years , I don't doubt the ability of Indians they will able to pull it off but yes it will benifit the few and if a single central government doesn't come to power for long then people will be looted again and the consequences could be anything from further division to political unrest of many decades.

Yes, I agree with lot points said, but nobody is appreciating stable political environment here for last 10 years. Maybe because all of them worked in US so there care about politics less, but in india which has per capita income, bad global branding, no control on capital/resources like the US. Political stability is foremost. I still think it is going to be important for atleast next 20 years.

Audio is not clear

We should fix the basic issues Even Sri Lanka is cleaner Absolute lack of civic sense Even in a worst traffic jam in Colombo not a single horn could be heard Pedestrian given preference Queues are there but no pushing and jostling Public toilets are available and clean No posters No Party flags. No littering No defacement of public space No value for time Even in a normal conversation the most punctual person rounds off to the nearest half hour No value for truth Credibility of Press is poor Lack of confidence in Judiciary Police Unless these are set right growth is impossible Value system is important

Then why are super rich living India and giving up thier citizenship.

@JingJao

16 сағат бұрын

Why don't they come to China. we need your indians help to build our semiconductor industry.

Increasing population with an increasing appetite for consumption is not sustainable We are adding one Vietnam or half Australia every year in terms of population and the population facing depletion of resources is having an appetite for increasing the consumption and also facing rapid degradation of environment and climate changes Only spiritualistic approach which addresses the needs than the wants and which is in harmony with nature can help

Save money and invest in India. Wait and watch for next 5 years. Sometimes most of the things are only on paper in India. Some areas have improved though. We don't have to run behind making global brands. Most of the global brands have their manufacturing units in China. India doesn't have that option. Build in India for India.

Audio could have been so much better.

Fix Audio please

@TheNeonShoww

27 күн бұрын

Hey! We’re really sorry about the audio quality in this episode. We promise to make sure this doesn’t happen again and will work hard to improve the audio in future episodes. Thanks for sticking with us! Best, Nansi

Global enterprisers have increased first time economic liberization

Pls fix the audio. Especially Siddhartha Ahluwalia voice is not crisp & clear

@TheNeonShoww

27 күн бұрын

Yes Aveera! We messed up here with the audio :( Really sorry for the bad experience. But we promise to get better with all our formats!

ANY INDIAN STARTUP WHICH IMPACTS 1.4BN INDIANS

WE DONT R & D IN INDIA WE DONT MAKE PRODUCTS....MAKING DIGITAL APP AGGREGATOR APPS IS BULLSHIT😂😂

Poor audio quality, needs drastic improvement

@TheNeonShoww

27 күн бұрын

Hey! We’re really sorry about the audio quality in this episode. We promise to make sure this doesn’t happen again and will work hard to improve the audio in future episodes. Thanks for sticking with us!

ZOMATO COPYNPASTED DOORDASH ISNT IT FLIKART= AMAZON OYO= AIRBNB OLA= UBER ....SO WHERE IS THE IDEA THE ENTREPRENEUR CODERS OF IITS WHO WORKED FOR THE ORIGINAL MNCS IN USA CAME BACK AND REPLICATED😂😂

LIKE ANY OTHER INDUSTRY STARTUPS HAVE BECOME A WELL OILED MAFIA ...THE CHASE IS VALUATION NOT VALUE...ITS BETTING SIMPLY PUT...YOU CAN MAKE IT LOOK VERY COMPLICATED USING CALCULUS AI ALGORITHMS 😂😂

THE CHASE IS UNICORN 😂😂

Audio quality is 📉

@TheNeonShoww

27 күн бұрын

Hey! We’re really sorry about the audio quality in this episode. We promise to make sure this doesn’t happen again and will work hard to improve the audio in future episodes. Thanks for sticking with us!

Tier 1 channel

@TheNeonShoww

27 күн бұрын

with the top 1% audience 💚 Thanks so much for being part of our journey :)

@divyanshsh

27 күн бұрын

@@TheNeonShoww 🙏

There are a lot of tools in Audacity to clean up audio. Please have a look into that. The echo and such are painful.

Bad audio

Every second graduate from tier 1,2,3 colleges is leaving India in search of better life and opportunities abroad. Reverse brain drain? What a joke.

Some return, more leave.

The Façade of India's Lofty Economic Ambitions India's relentless drive to boost its GDP and achieve a $5 trillion economy has become a point of national pride. However, a deeper examination of the country's realities reveals a troubling disconnect between the rhetoric and the grim ground truths. While India boasts of its economic prowess, the sobering facts tell a different story. The country ranks a dismal 111th out of 115 nations on the Global Hunger Index, and a meager 145th out of 155 countries in terms of per capita income. Furthermore, India is home to an astounding world's 100 most polluted cities, a stark testament to the country's environmental crisis. Compounding these challenges, malnutrition and food insecurity remain rampant, with a significant portion of the population lacking access to adequate nutrition. Additionally, India leads the world in road accident fatalities, with a staggering 200,000 lives lost on its roads every year. The question then arises: who is truly benefiting from this much-celebrated GDP growth? When over 80 crore Indians are officially classified as living below the poverty line and dependent on government-provided free rations, it becomes evident that the fruits of economic progress are not reaching the masses. This paints a stark picture - one where the narrative of India's rising economic might is overshadowed by the harsh realities of income inequality, public health crises, and environmental degradation. To achieve genuine and inclusive development, the government must shift its priorities, focusing on addressing malnutrition, pollution, road safety, and overall improvement in the standard of living for all citizens, not just the privileged few.

Lamao elites? better they stay there

Brain Gain

I'm surprised how trash the audio quality is despite this channel doing a lot of podcasts. AUDIO is what matters for a good listening experience and this is shitty.

@TheNeonShoww

Ай бұрын

Hi Shanth I’m really sorry about the audio quality in this podcast. We generally don't do multi-guests setup so made a few mistakes here. We promise to fix it for future episodes. Thanks for sticking with us! I look forward to your thoughts on our upcoming episodes as well. - Nansi

@shanthgaitonde

29 күн бұрын

@@TheNeonShoww sorry for the rude comment, I appreciate your ack on my comment. I love the show but every time I want to listen, the audio experience has been below average not just on this show but most of others as well. I genuinely hope you guys invest in good quality listening experience. Especially Siddharth voice is not audible.

@TheNeonShoww

27 күн бұрын

@@shanthgaitonde Thanks Shanth for your genuine feedback! We really messed up with the audio here. But just need one favor from you. Can you share the other eps where you didn't find the audio quality good? Just guest names would also work. The production team is asking for your feedback. -Nansi

SO THE CHASE IS MONEY AND ORROFIRS IMAGINE BLACKROCK 😂😂

This is called ultradelusionalism. India way way behind in terms of providing basic amenities to its population.

@millennialmind9507

Ай бұрын

But thats not an issue for the elites

@srinivasaniyer6219

Ай бұрын

so china has provided basic amenities to one and all ?!..india will never be able to provide a great life to one and all given the resources available per human being in the country. india defly has great oppty for educated competent people unlike the past where every tom dick andharry with means went abroad..this podcast is for that upper middle class folks who are in good jobs on a good salary

What’s about hunger index ? Per capita ranking ? Top 100 most polluted cities on this planet? What about current currency positions right now ₹ is 18% weaker then afghan 🇦🇫 currency I think it’s IT cell sponsored podcast

Disagree with this group. Infrastructure is crumbling. No ecosystem for manufacturing. Middle class tax burden. India's future does not look bright

Haven’t seen such delusional people