Modi's 2019: Contested And Won Already

New economy for new India: Fundamental changes put in place https://t.co/HbNJ4xXxEC

— Paramendra Bhagat (@paramendra) September 28, 2017

जयंत सिन्हा ने दिया अपने पिता यशवंत सिन्हा को जवाब - https://t.co/EOZi3PxsbC

— Paramendra Bhagat (@paramendra) September 28, 2017

Finance Minister Arun Jaitley defends demonetisation & GST, trashes slowdown talkhttps://t.co/oVfHvZ2wid

— Paramendra Bhagat (@paramendra) September 28, 2017

Arun Jaitley reminds Yashwant Sinha, Chidambaram of their own track record as finance ministerhttps://t.co/IiN0DcJViL

— Paramendra Bhagat (@paramendra) September 28, 2017

PM Narendra Modi 'singularly responsible' for damage to economy: Anand Sharma https://t.co/A3OUSDiN5Y via @economictimes

— Paramendra Bhagat (@paramendra) September 28, 2017

26 of 27 Congress MLAs shun Sonia-appointed Bihar chief - Times of India https://t.co/DQnPEVSu9U via @timesofindia

— Paramendra Bhagat (@paramendra) September 28, 2017

Moving Fast and Breaking Things, a Saudi Prince Tests His Publichttps://t.co/0s9QHWVPc3

— Paramendra Bhagat (@paramendra) September 28, 2017

BBC हिंदी - सोशल: यशवंत सिन्हा का हमला, 'अरुण जेटली ने बेड़ा ग़र्क कर दिया' https://t.co/8C7d1xTM83

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Ab Ki Baar: For 2019, PM Narendra Modi Hedges on Caste as Flagging Economy Throws Up New Social Coalitions https://t.co/76e05spifs

— Paramendra Bhagat (@paramendra) September 29, 2017

Skipping Traditional Infrastructure In Rwanda

Delivery Drones Are Saving Lives in Rwanda and Tanzania | Backchannel https://t.co/3q54m6qoHH via @backchnnl

— Paramendra Bhagat (@paramendra) September 19, 2017

Indians skipped landline phones. They went straight to mobile phones. Now looks like Rwanda is going straight to drones, skipping roads and bridges.

“Countries like Rwanda can make decisions fast and can implement new technologies in concert with new regulations fast, so we’re now in a position where the US is trying to follow Rwanda,” says Keller Rinaudo, CEO and co-founder of Zipline. “They’re not trying to catch up to US infrastructure. They’re just leapfrogging roads and trucks and motorcycles and going to a new type of infrastructure.”

In early 2018, Zipline will officially kick off the world’s largest delivery drone service in Tanzania, Rwanda’s much larger neighbor. The Tanzanian government aims to use Zipline’s delivery drones to make up to 2,000 deliveries of medical supplies per day. Those deliveries of supplies such as blood products, medicines, and snake antivenom will go to more than 1,000 hospitals and clinics serving 10 million people. An operation at this scale will dwarf anything previously attempted in the drone-delivery universe.