laws related to marriage, divorce, and related issues in India are not entirely equal for men and women.

I get where you're coming from, and there’s definitely room for improvement in how we approach civic sense here. It’s true that countries like Malaysia set great examples, even in economically weaker sections, in maintaining cleanliness and basic civic responsibilities. But I think we need to look deeper-why are these differences so stark? A lot of it boils down to education, awareness, and enforcement. In India, these things often take a backseat, especially in densely populated cities like Mumbai, where infrastructure is stretched to its limits. As for your point about standards abroad, I think it's unfair to generalize. While some communities may carry certain habits, a large number of Indians living abroad also adapt to and contribute positively to their environments. About progression and media-yes, critical analysis is necessary. Every country has its highs and lows, and while constructive criticism is essential, outright blaming doesn't help. Let’s push for more accountability and support efforts to make real, visible changes instead.

I know how you feel, and you’re absolutely right. It’s easy to point fingers at one side, but there are issues everywhere, even in so-called "developed" countries. From people not maintaining hygiene to public behavior, these problems aren’t just limited to India. I hear you, and I’ll surely make a special video dedicated to highlighting the faults and issues in Western societies as well. I believe showing both sides will create a more balanced perspective. Just keep following for my upcoming videos - I’ve got some interesting content coming up!

You're right, living in the present and focusing on real growth at the grassroots level is key. History is important, but the future matters more. Hope we see better leadership and progress soon!

Yes, it's true..

Bilkul, samjhne wale toh samjh jayenge, lekin abhi bohot time lagne wala hai. 😔

Who said India is the richest country? India is one of the largest economies in the world, but it still faces significant challenges like poverty, inequality, and regional disparities. While it's true that India has a growing economy, it doesn't mean that the country is without its struggles. Bangladesh, too, has made impressive progress in areas like healthcare and education, and its economy is growing rapidly. Instead of mocking other countries, we should focus on understanding each other's strengths and challenges. Every nation has its own path of development, and mutual respect is key.

Absolutely, addressing real issues like education, corruption, and communal harmony is the way forward. Only then can India truly compete on a global scale. Here's hoping for positive change soon!

Yes sadly it's

Hn main samajh sakta hoon tumhare frustration ko, kyunki kuch cheezein India mein sach mein sudharne wali hain. Lekin iska matlab yeh toh nahi ki hum poore desh ko hi hate karne lagein. Har jagah ki problems alag hoti hain, aur har jagah solutions bhi hote hain. Jansankhya badhne ka issue hai, par iska solution awaaz uthana hai, jaise tum keh rahe ho. Bas problem yeh hai ki awaaz uthate time humein sirf criticism nahi, practical solutions dene ki bhi zarurat hai. Aur apne desh ke liye thoda positive bhi socho. Har jagah galat log hote hain, par ache log bhi hote hain jo sudhar ke liye kaam kar rahe hain. Apne room mein rahna aur duniya se alag ho jaana solution nahi hai. Tumhare jaise log hi agar awaaz uthayenge toh kuch change ho sakta hai. Bas ek baat bolna chahta hoon - frustration ko constructive action mein badlo, kyunki galti toh har jagah hoti hai, par sudhar bhi hum hi log laa sakte hain.

You raise a valid concern about the unhygienic conditions at some food stalls. It’s true that many street food vendors often operate without maintaining proper hygiene standards, which can be harmful to public health. However, the issue often lies in the lack of strict enforcement of regulations.

True, cleanliness is a major issue in many cities. Villages often maintain a more natural and clean environment, but cities have their own challenges with population density and waste management. What do you think could be a good solution to improve city cleanliness?

Bilkul sahi kaha! Infrastructure banane se zyada zarurat civil sense aur public responsibility ki hai. Agar hum sab milkar apne aas paas safai rakhne ki zimmedari uthayein, toh cities bhi villages ki tarah clean ho sakti hain.

Bilkul sahi kaha aapne, hum sabko apni zimmedari samajhni hogi aur apne behavior ko sudharna hoga. Sirf slogans se kuch nahi badlega, action lena zaroori hai. 🙌

Thanks brother ❤💯

Bilkul sahi kaha bhai! Chhoti chhoti shuruaat se hi bade badlav aate hain. Aapka support bohot zaruri hai. Dhanyavaad!

It's because of racism and ignorance, not because of Andhbhakt s or anything.. Before bjp India wasn't a develped country..

It’s not about bullying; every country has its perspectives and issues. Hate often arises from misunderstandings, media portrayal, or historical events. Let’s hope for better dialogue and mutual respect!

@TalkCulist_Official well you are not stopping your media for spreading lies or Not stopping those flop actress like hima malini crying in perlament on those false media reports how come they are politicians talking about something they don't even know you're country man's are recist to the core when they get same treatment from other countries they cry that's bully mentality man

Bhai, aapne ekdum sahi bola. Har country ke positives aur negatives hote hain, aur criticism ko constructive way mein lena chahiye. Patriotism ka matlab sirf tareef nahi, balki galtiyon ko sudharna bhi hai. Proud to be Indian, but growth ke liye improvement zaroori hai!

@@mahinurrahman5745 🇳🇵 🇱🇰 🇧🇹 doesn't hate us

@@mahinurrahman5745 not even china its ccp who bullies the whole world

​@@Artist94638 you are the type to say the glass is half full?

DOES NOT MATTER NIEGHBOUR ARE USELESS

That's an important question to reflect on. Neighborly relationships are often influenced by complex historical, political, and cultural factors. It's something we as individuals and as a society should strive to improve.

@@HappySinbha bjp ke liye india ko kyun troll karte ho

That's an interesting observation. It’s unfortunate if people feel that way. I think it's more about how perceptions are shaped by media and stereotypes rather than the reality.

@@TalkCulist_Official I 💯 agree with you and tbh I blame our people not many of us know how to behave KZbin is full of videos where we are embarrassing ourselves

You make a valid point, and it's true that how we present ourselves can sometimes impact perceptions. But at the same time, we have so much cultural richness and talent to showcase. Maybe it’s about striking a balance and focusing on representing the best of who we are!

​@@TalkCulist_Officialthey now call themselves Pakistani, Bangladeshi lol

Haha, valid point! Kabhi kabhi serious topics pe baat karte karte humor miss ho jata hai. I'll try to add some light moments next time!

You’ve raised a valid point! India does have its challenges, but I think every country has its share of strengths and weaknesses. Political narratives can definitely play a huge role in shaping perceptions globally.

Bhai sahi bol rahe ho, lekin har creator ka perspective alag hota hai. Aur haan, yeh ek popular topic hai, log ispar apni baat rakhna chahte hain. Aapko kya lagta hai, kya alag angle ho sakta hai iss topic pe.

Thanks for sharing your opinion! Hygiene and traditions are personal choices, but we can always aim for respectful conversations. Let’s keep it constructive!

@@siara3365 it's mud

I get where you’re coming from, but everyone has their own perspective and lifestyle. Let's focus on understanding rather than criticizing.

Bilkul sahi kaha aapne! Har culture aur tradition ki apni ek uniqueness hoti hai, aur hum sabko apni choices ke liye respect milna chahiye. Baaki, desi khana aur safai ka combo toh unmatched hai!

Thank you so much for your kind words! It means a lot to hear that. I'll keep working hard and stay consistent. You're absolutely right, success takes time, and your support motivates me to keep going!