Union Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw recently launched a new "Made in India" tablet during the inauguration of VVDN Technologies' Surface Mount Technology (SMT) line in Manesar. To show its durability, Vaishnaw shared a video on social media where he tests the tablet’s strength.In the video, Vaishnaw throws the tablet on the floor, tries to break it with his hands, and even stands on it to show how tough the tablet is. He then asks someone else to stand on it. The tablet doesn't break, and Vaishnaw proudly declares, "Designed in India, Made in India," and tweets, "नहीं टूटेगा!" (It won’t break!).The video went viral, with people reacting both positively and humorously. Some praised the tablet’s durability, while others joked about how this new “stress test” could be used by tech companies.The video sparked a lot of reactions online. Many people praised Vaishnaw for showcasing India’s growing tech abilities. Others made lighthearted comments, suggesting that this could become the new standard for testing tech products.Vaishnaw also took the opportunity to talk about the growth of India’s electronics industry. He said that Indian-made products are gaining global recognition for their quality and commitment to protecting intellectual property (IP) rights. India has developed strong design capabilities, making products for industries like automobiles, power electronics, and security systems.The minister also shared some impressive numbers. India’s electronics manufacturing has grown five times in the past decade, now valued at Rs 11 lakh crore. Exports have increased six-fold, crossing Rs 3.25 lakh crore. This growth has created around 25 lakh jobs, making India a key player in the global electronics market.Read Also: 'Committed to Advancing Our Partnernship': PM Modi Dials Elon Musk, Discusses Technology and Innovation