Remember what I said about GTU Ventures?
Yeah…
I take it back.
I actually visited the place.
And damn.
These people are doing some seriously cool stuff.
They’re building a mini Formula-style race car for Formula Bharat.
And these guys literally took apart a KTM Duke, pulled out the engine, sold off the remaining parts, and used what they could to build their own car.
That’s the kind of engineering I want to see.
I got the chance to talk to Rohan Manna, Nihar Sojitra, and Samir Panchal.
I came with a few questions.
Then somehow, twenty minutes disappeared.
They answered pretty much everything I threw at them.
So, guys…
Respect.
I came in ready to make jokes.
I left genuinely impressed.
And the more I explore this side of GTU, the more I realise something:
Indian youth isn’t just Instagram, reels, and Gen Z slang.
There are young Indians sitting in workshops, taking machines apart, building things, competing internationally, and trying to solve real problems.
These are the people who will build Bharat.
If we want Bharat to become Vishwaguru, we need more people like these engineers.
And honestly, I’m glad GTU is giving them the platform to do it.
So yes…
GTU Ventures, I apologise for the font joke.
The work speaks for itself.
And the work is damn good.
And there’s more.
They’ve promised me that after 15th August, they’ll show me the complete cosmetics and final look of the car.
So I’m not stopping here.
I’ll be back with a detailed blog once the car is ready, because apparently I’ve now become GTU Ventures fan. 😂
For now, I’ve got two pictures of the car.
You can see them below.
Stay tuned.
