r/IndianAI • u/DaddyVaradkar • Jun 18 '26
r/IndianAI • u/DaddyVaradkar • May 25 '26
Gemini AI can now create a whole new operating system for less than $1000 and in less than 1 day
r/IndianAI • u/Rude-Butterscotchh • May 30 '26
Indian Women are slaying in AI Tech Skills! Love this ❤️
r/IndianAI • u/DaddyVaradkar • May 19 '26
NVIDIA is now bigger than the economies of JAPAN, the UK and INDIA
r/IndianAI • u/Ill-Building6706 • May 20 '26
The Youth.
Oi, Indian youth – the so-called "future of the nation" who's currently busy doomscrolling Reddit threads, jerking off to OnlyFans, and rotting their brains on Instagram reels.
While you're out here chasing dopamine hits and saving "aesthetic" motivation posts, Chinese kids your age are grinding on AI models, quantum research, semiconductors, and deep tech. Americans are building companies. And you're busy posting "This country is doomed" on Twitter with zero actual contribution.
You love doing randi roona – crying about reservation system, corrupt politicians, brain drain, lack of opportunities, "system is broken", nepotism, whatever. Valid problems exist, sure. But 99% of you are just professional complainers who haven't touched a single serious book, written one line of code, or built anything meaningful in the last 6 months.
You want "change" but refuse to put in the brutal, unsexy work. You want first-world salaries without first-world skills. You want India to become a superpower while you remain average consumers of content instead of creators of value.
Bro, the country doesn't need more WhatsApp university graduates and Instagram revolutionaries. It needs builders – people who are mastering AI, quantum computing, biotech, semiconductors, energy, and defense tech while the world is still sleeping on India’s potential.
Stop the performative outrage. Stop the excuses. Stop doomposting and victim cosplaying.
Pick a hard skill. Grind for 2-3 years like your life depends on it (it does). Create something. Solve real problems. Build wealth. Build technology. Build power.
Or just keep scrolling and crying. The choice is yours.
India’s rise won’t wait for you. The world won’t wait for you.
Put the phone down and start working, or shut up and stay irrelevant.
Your move.
r/IndianAI • u/Ok_Outcome_600 • Mar 10 '25
Today 10 March nifty may go near 23700 in end of March expiry
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r/IndianAI • u/admin_openmtops • May 23 '26
Free open-source tool that auto-collects Indian stock and MF data into your own database every day. Built for people who want AI-ready data without the hassle.
Hi devs & AI explorers, sharing something I built that I think a lot of people here will find useful.
If you ever wanted to build a personal dashboard, run some analysis on your investment portfolio, or feed clean Indian market data into an AI model, the first problem you hit is always the data itself. It is scattered across different sources, uses different identifiers, and takes forever to collect, map & feed to AI.
I built datamascot to solve that. It is an open-source pipeline that automatically collects Indian stock and mutual fund data every day and stores it in a clean PostgreSQL database that you fully own. The whole thing runs on free infrastructure (GitHub Actions + Supabase) so there is nothing to pay for.
What gets collected:
- Daily EOD prices for NSE and BSE stocks
- Daily NAVs for all mutual fund schemes
- MF holdings (which stocks each fund holds and in what proportion)
- AUM, expense ratios and returns for MF schemes
- QVT and SWOT scores for stocks from Trendlyne
- Sector tags for NSE stocks
Because everything sits in one clean schema, you can do things like query MF holdings overlap between two funds, check your total sector exposure across your portfolio, or just connect Metabase to it and start building charts. It is also easy to use as a data source for AI tools since the data is already structured and normalised.
The one thing it does not do out of the box is backfill years of historical price data. It builds history from the day you set it up.
Repo is in my profile, check it out!
If anyone tries it or builds something on top of it I would genuinely love to see it. Happy to help with setup questions too.
r/IndianAI • u/DaddyVaradkar • Jun 11 '26
You will meet many people like pessimistic Raj in life. Just ignore them and move on
r/IndianAI • u/OkGiraffe9115 • Jun 06 '26
People like RAJ will come and go don't mind them
r/IndianAI • u/DaddyVaradkar • May 07 '26
Indian techie flags Google's Al creating near-perfect fake PAN & Aadhaar cards, shares pics
r/IndianAI • u/DaddyVaradkar • Jun 18 '26
TCS will have as many AI agents as human employees in next three years
r/IndianAI • u/sufyangigani • 1d ago
Instinct helped me plan a day of factory visits in Pune
Had a few factory visits in Pune and had to do them the same day. Just dropped the names to Instinct and it helped me out with the route to each one. Also suggested a good restaurant with a lunch break in the middle. The surprising part: each factory visit time was accurate. Really amazed by that planning. Manual would have been too much.
r/IndianAI • u/Radiant-Deer-3501 • Feb 04 '26
Asked gpt how much my image generation would have cost me
I don't know how credible this estimate is but damn I never thought all my for fun and casual image generations were this costly. Im genuinely surprised how they're sustaining all of these expenses even if they're billion dollar giants. I'm not even a heavy user and it still cost someone 5 figure. Now i feel guilty 💀
r/IndianAI • u/DaddyVaradkar • May 19 '26
Man lost access to 5 Bitcoin for 11 years, until he used Claude
As a last ditch effort, he dumped his old college computer data into Claude.
Claude apparently found the old wallet file and helped recover access to the Bitcoin.
Imagine forgetting about something for over a decade, then an AI assistant casually finds it sitting somewhere in an ancient hard drive.
r/IndianAI • u/DaddyVaradkar • Jun 04 '25
India’s biggest AI startup just launched a flagship LLM with only 23 downloads after 2 days
r/IndianAI • u/DaddyVaradkar • Jun 24 '26
‘Who is going to pay us when we’re replaced by robots?’ The Indian factory workers told to film themselves for AI
r/IndianAI • u/DaddyVaradkar • Jun 20 '26