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India, are ya winning son?

India, are ya winning son?

The Hub Bengaluru
August 30, 2023

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Everyone, please stand up for the national anthem of India 🇮🇳

With each passing day, the Indian flag soars higher and breaking all glass ceilings

India was always known as just a country that’s taking part but the narrative has changed in the 21st century.

It looks like India is here to take over 🗺️

An Uno reverse card from India, you could say 🔄

Scroll down to get those patriarchal emotions flowing through your veins 👇🏻

Look what’s trending 👀

🚀 WINDIA

🚀STONKS

🚀 AI AI CAPTAIN

WINDIA 🇮🇳

The first nation to land a spacecraft near the south pole of the moon 🌔

R. Praggnanandhaa beats world champion Magnus Carlsen ♔

Neeraj Chopra became the first Indian to win a World Athletics Championships gold medal 🥇

No matter what the landing was, it was right on top for all of India 🫡

India has made tremendous progress in the 21st century, and it is expected to continue its growth in the coming years.

With its growth in technology, infrastructure, and economy, India is marching towards becoming a global leader in industrialisation and innovation.

India produces the vast majority of STEM graduates worldwide. This demonstrates that India is creating a highly skilled workforce that can support the growth of the country in a variety of areas.

With large levels of foreign investment, it has developed into one of the world's major economies with the highest rate of growth.

Stonks 📈

According to history India was one of the the richest countries in the world before every other country treated India like a year end clearance sale.

The comeback is always greater than the setback.

STONKS 💸

Since covid, India has made the shift to the internet and has been online ever since. The traditional way of promoting ads through tv is a concept now alien to many of us.

Brands of all kinds whether small, medium and multi national brand spend their overly excessive budget for marketing on Social media influenzas to promote their products. Yes the typo was intentional. You could say they are like a disease, they’re everywhere.

Just kidding, we love the content. Keep it coming!

The rise of social media has created new avenues for monetisation, allowing creators to earn income through brand partnerships, sponsored content, and other forms of advertising.

Looks like that Airtel girl was right. You do get internet everywhere . Easy internet access across the country. Everyone has a phone and a good internet connection.

As per recent analysis, majority of the audience online are tier 2 and tier 3. Yup, that’s where the economy lies. With 600M online users from India its only a matter of time till we come in line with the offline equalling to the online presence.

Our View

Sorry news channels, even the boomers are shifting their attention to non-original viral videos of the same song with the same choreograph. Almost like college, where one person does the assignment and everyone else just copies the same thing.

Lets face it.

The bar for entertainment has come down.

The 28% tax on online gaming is enough proof that Hamara Desh Badal Raha hain ☺️

AI AI CAPTAIN 🤖

AI has changed and is transforming the world as we speak and India is no exception. According to a LinkedIn report, India ranks among the top 5 nations for rapidly growing AI talent, with more than 40% of the workforce in the country witnessing a rise in demand for AI skills.

Ironically if you see the timeline from the past two decades, India over time has definitely been a paradox when it comes to technology. The emphasis on soft skills such as creativity and communications in the age of AI is particularly strong in India.

Half of India's top executives aim to upskill or hire for AI talent in 2023. Concurrently, 57% of executives plan to enhance AI use in their organisations next year. A majority of the Indian workforce agrees with this sentiment as 7 in 10 (69 per cent) professionals believe that soft skills such as creativity and problem-solving allow them to bring a fresh perspective to work.

The total investments in AI startups in India was $3.24 billion

KAAA-CHING 🤑

Stop whatever you’re doing and get on the AI wave ASAP 🌊