Comments by "suraj s" (@surajs5913) on "Algae from Sundarbans can kill cervical cancer cells, study shows" video.

  1. Seeing that paint is going to be manufactured using cowdung, and EV batteries and plastic alternatives from crop residue, it is plausible to believe such research on gaumutra and its possible benefits to modern industry and healthcare is worth investigating. It might not be the elixir of youth, but still useful in some industrial or medical application.
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  2.  @RoshanSingh-qr1vx  while initial claims of EV batteries made of crop residue by nexus batteries (battery cells are made of crop residue, not battery packs) promise 25-50 percent cheaper battery packs (cells and packs are 2 different technical terms, search and learn in your own time) for the same energy density. https://youtu.be/BXVE6VSafw8 Similarly the cow dung paint i believe have lesser capital cost and lesser production cost due to requirement of lesser amount of chemicals. The cow dung paint has been launched this week by Nithin Gadkari after it met the relevant BIS standards. The paint also claims to be less toxic and have anti fungal properties. https://youtu.be/mGevqvgrQJs The indian market and emerging entrepreneurs are smart enough to understand that feasibility, commercial viability, marketing strategies etc are important. All that most of them need are people who are less sceptical of indigenously developed tech. If an individual doesn't immediately dismiss the paint as some kind of weird shit fetish and actually tries the product, these companies have a chance to evolve as per the demands of the market. But if indian tech is considered taboo, well brother people like you will keep commenting like this without actually searching or asking for the source of information, quite content in your own limited knowledge...
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