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Your concerns are real but not germane to the issue. The main issue with air quality in Indian cities is particulate matter, which has little to do with semicon
by xenocyon 7y ago
Your concerns are real but not germane to the issue. The main issue with air quality in Indian cities is particulate matter, which has little to do with semiconductor manufacturing or assembly.
- rorykoehler 7y agoEverything is booming in India. I can see huge amounts of manufacturing moving there in the coming decade as countries start to fear China.
- puranjay 7y agoThis isn't quite the truth. In fact, I'd say that everything has kind of stalled in India. Real estate development has stalled, the auto industry is in a downward spiral (8 consecutive months of negative growth; sales down almost 25% YoY), and demand for consumer electronics is dwindling. There's a credit crunch thanks to banks getting rid of non performing assets. Add to that, there's a shortage of water.
- rorykoehler 7y agoCertainly didn't feel like it in Pune. New towns are mushrooming up along the highway like there's no tomorrow.
- puranjay 7y agoPune, I reckon, is one of those boom towns since so many corporates are moving there because Bengaluru and Mumbai are too overcrowded. But the car sales slump, at least, is very well documented. There's been a drastic fall in demand and everyone is bandying about myriad reasons (fuel prices, ridesharing, etc.). I just think people don't have enough money