<ul data-eligibleForWebStory="false"><li>Despite having a skilled engineering workforce, India struggles to achieve global tech leadership according to financial educator Akshat Shrivastava.</li><li>Shrivastava points out that the historical link between technological dominance and economic power is missing in India's current trajectory.</li><li>He highlights cultural challenges like the acceptance of pseudoscience and structural issues such as misaligned incentives hindering India's tech advancement.</li><li>Shrivastava emphasizes the need for political and economic decisions to align with long-term tech-driven planning to propel India towards true technological supremacy.</li></ul>

Great at coding, yet stuck with old thinking: Is India wasting its 'economic supremacy' potential? Akshat Shrivastava explains

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