“India puts Israel’s spy satellite in to orbit.”
Wow wasn't that amazing.
A country which carried its first rockets to launch pad on a bicycle to indigenously designed cryogenic engine, India has stunned the world from time to time. This feat has put Indian space research organization on the world’s market as the cheapest and most reliable satellite launchers. India has put satellites of other nations from time to time with our indigenously designed PSLV and GSLV rockets. We need to be proud of this feat. India was denied the cryogenic technology by Russia because of pressure from US. This spurred us to design our own and we have done it better than Russia and US.
This is one of the instances where we have been denied the technical know-how of cutting-edge technology even for peaceful purposes. But time and again we have proved the world wrong when we did it ourselves and better than the big boys in the game. Our next destination is the moon. ISRO is putting up finishing touches to Chandrayan-I, our moon odyssey is probably only months away. We like surprising the world.
The Phokran blast made the world sit-up and take notice. Even China which always has taken us for granted has become cautious in its comments and activities. Indians rule the world now, if you are not aware. 38% of Scientists in NASA are Indians. What if they returned back to India…Mars land-rover will stop in its track? Just check out the statistics friends.
Wow wasn't that amazing.
A country which carried its first rockets to launch pad on a bicycle to indigenously designed cryogenic engine, India has stunned the world from time to time. This feat has put Indian space research organization on the world’s market as the cheapest and most reliable satellite launchers. India has put satellites of other nations from time to time with our indigenously designed PSLV and GSLV rockets. We need to be proud of this feat. India was denied the cryogenic technology by Russia because of pressure from US. This spurred us to design our own and we have done it better than Russia and US.
This is one of the instances where we have been denied the technical know-how of cutting-edge technology even for peaceful purposes. But time and again we have proved the world wrong when we did it ourselves and better than the big boys in the game. Our next destination is the moon. ISRO is putting up finishing touches to Chandrayan-I, our moon odyssey is probably only months away. We like surprising the world.
The Phokran blast made the world sit-up and take notice. Even China which always has taken us for granted has become cautious in its comments and activities. Indians rule the world now, if you are not aware. 38% of Scientists in NASA are Indians. What if they returned back to India…Mars land-rover will stop in its track? Just check out the statistics friends.
5% of all physicians in the United States obtained their primary medical degree from India.
25% The median family income of Indian households is 25% higher than for all U.S. households.
30% of all hotels and motels in the U.S. are Indian-owned.
40% Only 4 out of 10 Indian immigrants have taken up U.S. citizenship.
45% of women in the Asian Indian community are employed outside the home.
50% of Asian Indians in the U.S. own their own home.
65% of the male Indian immigrants hold managerial/professional/technical jobs.
75% of Asian Indians were born outside the U.S.A.
80% of the men in the Asian Indian community have college degrees.
90% of Asian Indians live in urban areas.
100% of those surveyed are proud of their Asian-Indian heritage.
This is just a sample. The technical prowess of Indians has helped many countries in their various fields of research. Most of our fellow citizens drain their brains abroad because of the lack of research facilities in our motherland which is being rectified as we talk. The need of the hour is modernization of bureaucracy. The abolition of corruption is impossible so thinking practically, reducing it to bearable level is sound strategy.
“COME BACK MY BROTHERS AND SISTERS. OUR MOTHERLAND BECKONS”
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