I appreciate your sense of pride and love for the country.
My problem isn't your way of posting either but a single sided post which just wanna impose one of it's frustration on others to tell everything else vain is utter ignorance.
Utter Ignorance!!
I'm not jingoistic fanboy and can unferstand, Self introspection is essential for sure, but mindless whining irritates me.
But, please add some sense of reality to it.
Reality must be both way, on basis of which reality you sad there is no medical research base here?
You probably didn't know about Cancer treatment modules or semiconductor fabrication so you simply declared that they don't exist.
I am on your side only. We all know growing up in India how bad our practical labs experiences were. think about the stuff you learnt hands on in Chemistry Labs, Biology Labs and Physics lab. 15 students would share one broken microscope. Atleast my experience was bad. Most of the learning was wrote learning done by cramming stuff explained by teachers who had the degree but not the experience to either apply the knowledge in real world or ability to explain concepts with examples.
Everything is found everywhere in vast country. Yup, we are short of training stuff for trainees but your post is like research at A & B cities will be totally stopped if C & D aren't having gears, even if they aren't interlinked. For useless & failed bureaus, we have proper research institutions too (even in private sector that even specially medical if nothing else.) India has been able to file 20-30 times more
per capita IPRs against all similar income level countries, there might be a reason.
I appreciate that for surgery of crushed leg, I could be admitted to nearby PGI which wouldn't have been there in Africa, though many of government hospitals might be similar in conditions.
I don't want make Draupadi of you
You can't either buddy, because you forgot to search further,
Next while searching Wikipedia, go through related articles too,
"Commercial level manufacturing, otherwise does for space research & defence purposes"
Rebuttal: that is 4 micro meter old technology borrowed from applied materials inc of US (it's more or less like pentium 1) . I just juked FOUR pentium III desktops from my home last week. Currently all processors are QUAD CORE. For defence and military application all processors are EIGHT core. this tech will be out for your use in the next five years
Not giving link because of lack of time, you might check out at ISRO or DRDO reports yourself, at chip fabrication facility Chandigarh,
Tech had been further worked to 1.8micro.m & later designed for 90 & 45nm chips.
Though, even 45 nm or 28nm Soctronics designed chip is useless for modern phones. So, will be limited to scientific calculators & low end electronics even if plant is commercially viable.
Even PRC, produces 300nm conductors mostly itself, rest is imported for the same reason as that of India's.
For 10nm semiconductors, more than $100 billions at least, another few hundreds if you want to research yourself & create own IPR.
So, whatever you've been cursing that shame India has for not having a high end chip fabrication plant, it's per capita income isn't anywhere near $40,000.
And that's why I've been enforcing point for commercial viability, the level of wafer fabrication plant you are dreaming of may even be more than our annual central budget but we don't even know if it will give us any revenue. We are chasing a moving target.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carboplatin
Carboplatin was discovered at
Michigan State University,
[10] and developed at the
Institute of Cancer Research in London.
Bristol-Myers Squibb gained
Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approval for carboplatin, under the brand name Paraplatin, in March 1989. Starting in October 2004, generic versions of the drug became available.
Gave up here, my bad.