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In a recent youtube video (url: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-oZUgZz-RTE&t=186s ), Dr. Sanjay Mazumdar, CEO, author, thought leader, and strategist compares hot scientific topics with Bhagavatam findings and talks on below scientific topics from the perspectives of Bhagavatam as well as from the perspectives of modern science:

• How is the universe created

• Are we alone in the universe

• Are there other universes – multiverse

• Is the universe cyclic

• What is the cause of the expansion and contraction of the universe

• Future of mankind

Based on research, it is found that Bhagavatam talked accurately about the creation of the universe. Bhagavatam says that our universe is cyclic, it expands and contracts, and there are parallel universes as discussed in this video.

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1. Export-led growth

2. Import Substitution growth

3. FDI led growth

4. Domestic growth

In a normal scenario, the Indian economy is forecast to grow at 6% to reach 5 trillion by 2030. Prime Minister Narendra Modi envisioned making India a 10 trillion economy by 2030. However, most industry leaders find it challenging to hit $10 trillion by 2030 because they find a lack of domestic demand and private investment to drive growth in the economy. Dr. Sanjay Mazumdar suggests export driven economy for India for the next few years to create demand and growth in the economy, because China, South Korea, Japan, Malaysia, Germany, and many other countries grew their economy by export. For example, China grew its economy from $2.7 trillion in 2006 to $10 trillion in 2013, mainly through export. This video gives an example of how China targeted the international market to create domestic demand. Indian companies can also target the international market to generate revenue and grow the economy.

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We are also expecting a shift towards flexible and smart manufacturing, which can help part fabricators to maintain a balance between their inventory and actual demand. During the post-COVID period, there will be a significant increase in digital transformations in payments, receipts, supply chains, and many other aspects of business in order to increase efficiency. Companies who have already invested in smart manufacturing or contactless technologies will be doing better to improve production efficiencies as well as worker’s safety to avoid further transmission of the virus. Major manufacturers such as Boeing, Airbus, Safran, Honeywell, GE Aviation, General Motors, and Ford have already invested in smart manufacturing or contactless technologies to realize reductions in costs, wastage, and production time.

In a touchless economy, there will be an increase in demand for autonomous vehicles, autonomous/smart factories, and additive manufacturing (3D printing). Smart manufacturing will allow new efficiencies in productivity, utilization, throughput, and maintenance. For example, General Motors is growing its use of connected robots that can help the automaker identify maintenance problems before they occur. Uber recently said that since 80% of the riding cost is the expenses of the driver, the use of autonomous vehicles will increase its profitability. However, there are still challenges in autonomous vehicles because they lack the ability to identify and classify objects until they are nearby, which causes accidents.

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