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[@Qwerkywoop]

*TIMESTAMPS* 0:00 CHINA 0:51 Intro 3:54 First Point: Ensuring Sustained Economic Growth in India for 10-20 Years(ideally) 5:30 Second Point: Increasing Military Expenditure and Indigenizing Technology 7:57 Third Point: Investing in Naval Capabilities 9:49 Fourth Point: Pursuing Multi-alignment and Economic Engagement with Multiple Nations 12:28 Fifth Point: Ensuring Political Stability in India, for the Next 20 Years(ideally) 14:02 Conclusion

[@nrsmahapatra398]

Thanks

[@Aman-pr3po]

Only for class 12 and droppers:- I am a JEE Aspirant. I want a mature accountability partner or a mentor. Please reply if you are interested and a hard working guy but getting distracted by distractions of social media. We will help each other to perform our full potential and help each other release their mental load.

[@T.s2002-z5c]

👍

[@vikastiwari4129]

❤

[@sherlockholmes882]

Don't forget that China is also pursuing the above goals diligently; most of the times better than India.

[@tuhin2839]

Request to u Sir, 1. Pls make a video about Veer Savarkar. 2. Pls make a podcast with Puvneet Singh (Geo politics), Sanjeev Sanyal (economics), Rajarshi Nandy (spirituality), Praveen Mohan (Temples)

[@AkhilNuggehalliSridhar]

Go see other podcasts. This channel is for history, science and geopolitics.

[@prajwaljoseph2351]

@@AkhilNuggehalliSridhar exactly

[@kubssharma]

⁠​⁠​⁠​⁠​⁠​⁠​⁠​⁠​⁠​⁠@@AkhilNuggehalliSridharhaha… really… contradicting yourself…. Temples=history, economic=geo politics, spirituality=science!

[@AarushCanMusic]

sir need to see this....that would be amazing imagine AC with Mr.Rajarshi Nandy.....ill live for thaat

[@July_moody]

this would be a good lis, definitely AC sir should, i mean like AC sir's historical knowledge and Praveen sir's exploring knowledge how much will we learn and definitely brings new ideas for future even nandi sir and AC sir would be a good combination.

[@keli4068]

when China's per capita GDP is 2.9K USD in 2003，it's military technology is way way better than India now. China finished first High speed rail in 2003 all by itself. India will need very painful reformation to become next China, or it will just be next India.

[@supersayaaain]

As India reaches 15 trillion gdp ,then things will change for India❤

[@MACKOBII]

Where will china`s gdp be at at that time?

[@Rastrakedinkar]

@@MACKOBII 20 trillion . As now their economic prospects are not as it was 10 yrs ago. It's been hit by COVID very badly.

[@swapneelbehera260]

By 2040 we will reach around that figure 15 trillion ish but china would have also reached 40 trillion or so but even by 2035 we would be about 10 11 trillion i.e. big enough to deter china.

[@anime4life636]

wrong math . China is facing same problem as japan now . stagnation @@swapneelbehera260

[@manasroy7512]

​​@@swapneelbehera260I saw a video of Mukesh Ambani claiming that India will be 40 trillion$ economy by 2047... what do you think about that?

[@millionpassions227]

2:41 Yes he's right. You can't demand respect from a bully unless you become as strong as the bully himself.

[@Qwerkywoop]

When you release the Chavda Index, add your big watermark so that everyone knows it is your index and nobody claims it as theirs

[@AlphaCanadian-oj3fv]

Thanks bro

[@tyronlachica6362]

India has openly extended its support for the Philippines for standing up from bullying of China on west ph sea thank u brothers 🇮🇳🤝🇵🇭

[@capitalgain3]

Open support from a true "blue blood" bully ?...🤔🙄🤣🤣🤣

[@sonicmonkey888]

India vs china 😂😂😂😂😂 india,india😂😂😂😂😂

[@kolviczd6885]

If you are a Filipino, then Wake Up! your country is still being colonized by US. while being so scare of China on the sea, your land and the whole country itself is ruled and run by foreign government from Washington. You are being blinded with the threat of China. Don't be surprise is America pushes you to war with China, like Ukraine was with Russia. Your master from Washington is the master of manipulation. Wake up puppet Filipinos! Wake up!

[@JunHooKim-bn4yc]

If you india🇮🇳👳 really want to defeat China in terms of infrastructure and technology development , then please correctly understand China rather than rely on your silly self-comfort bashing . 👇👇👇 Otherwise, the victory you Indian exalt as Jay Hind will only exist in your fantasy and movies. 🤣🤣😀 Wake up., pajeed !!!

[@yaphonghor4409]

So, India wants to gang up with others against China, in an island dispute????

[@harryzhang3111]

What this man said reflects his mindset. Everybody`s neighbour has its problem and every country has its fair share of problem. This is true for UK, USA, China and of course India. In the eyes of your neighbours, you are not behaving. The problem of India is paying too much attention to the problem of other nations and neglecting it's own.

[@Bhoetuk]

@harryzhang you wumao, listen carefully what this is saying. China‘s real border is the great wall of China, beyond this land mass are occupied lands. With the occupation of Tibet in 1950 by the Chinese has Indo Tibet border was disturbed and India is today standing up to the ruthless encroachment and nibbling of Indian territories on the Himalayas. India will never neglect the Indo-Tibet border.

[@LongJohnSilver-es6hj]

China literally has disputes with countries it doesn't even share a land border with. China has a history of unilaterally declaring any place it wants it's own territory and expecting others to comply. Phillipines, Vietnam, even Russia are not spared it's belligerence. Everybody already knows of it's disputes with Taiwan and Japan. China doesn't have good relations with any country at all, even Russia doesn't consider China an ally but a necessary evil to stave off their own demise, their declassified military plans quite literally describe situations in which they would nuke China in case of a war breaking out, which is why they have nuclear facilities on the Russia China border. On what basis does China claim Arunachal Pradesh? Even their illegal claims to Tibet are hollow and superficial, these days they dont even bother justifying it they just wave it away claiming they brought development and prosperity to Tibet so they are entitled to it, as if that justifies destroying a country's autonomy. China must look to itself and reflect on why it is one of the most hated countries in the world, India is not unfamiliar with Western propaganda but when it's not only the West but East, South East, South as well that are complaining of Chinese conduct perhaps it's not all propaganda at all.

[@yaphonghor4409]

The only nation that wants others to behave is USA! Other nation must behave what US dictates...

[@anamikabuhsan4709]

Your mindset is also reflected ,you are the arrogant who don't give an F about problems faced by others coz as long as you live in peace you think others are stupid to discuss their problems. But the main problem are people like who are born to just eat sleep and die with no compassion and purpose in life

[@vcfirefox]

>The problem of India is paying too much attention to the problem of other nations and neglecting it's own. The problem of India is a maniacal nation called Chyna. If Chyna did not exist, it would have been better for India. We can't choose our neighbors can we?

[@SonofIndia1999]

Sir can you make video on Chinese history Difference between original Chinese dynasty And mongol and manchu -quing dynasty China s claims are historical Why india is not countering them with proper history like ahom kingdom who ruled Arunachal Gupta and pala empire also ruled Arunachal Cutiya dynasty also Because original Chinese never conquered tibet in past

[@swapneelbehera260]

​@@dingbat999😂 India is acting assertively or your country is .

[@user-st8kk4ij3q]

Indians, please don't put Tibet and India together. This is a huge insult to Tibetans. Tibetans had never been slaves to the British and had been enslaved for nearly 300 years.

[@user-st8kk4ij3q]

India as global call center (you know what I mean). Just like Indians think they renamed southern Tibet Arunachal, and then it became Indian territory. If so, Indians can rename every place in the world.

[@SonofIndia1999]

@@user-st8kk4ij3q nobody saying tibet are slave to British China and india never shared border Tibet and india always shared border with each other 😀😅

[@user-st8kk4ij3q]

@@SonofIndia1999 You mean Tibet has a border with the freaks created by the British? ?

[@yip2454]

Says the country that cant even clean their own roads

[@anirudhkumar8664]

Have u ever been to nyc lol🤡

[@neongamer5160]

Pls provide with time stamps it would be gr8

[@user-od5if9xi4h]

India Should too focus on Deepening ties with China's Neighbors like Philippines 🇵🇭, Vietnam 🇻🇳, Japan, Taiwan 🇹🇼, Mongolia 🇲🇳 , Intstead of ON stupid ,ungratefull Neighbors of India Maldives 🇲🇻, what about India sovereignty? How can SRI Lanka 🇱🇰 allow a Chinese REASERCH Vessel VERY close to India we know sri Lanka doesn't have sovereignty But we India has Sovereignty can't allow other Nation invade our land and steal Nuclear info .

[@SD_0617yrs.]

Indian has built Good relationship with Philippines as in the year 2019 they Brought Brahmos missiles for their own protection from Chinese navy in the South China Sea.

[@yaphonghor4409]

Wow, other nations around India do not have sovereignty??? Swollen headed people?

[@AG-GA]

CHINA Vietnam 🇻🇳, Japan, Taiwan , Mongolia 🇲🇳 + N.K + S.K ...They are all Grouped as East Asian...by mind set by body by face...by all history reasons. Dont bother these Dragons. India Should too focus on Deepening ties with Philippines 🇵🇭 alone. If they agree and accept the begges from greatest indian.

[@songaesthetics8543]

0% fake news 0% propaganda 0% bias 100% छैन

[@dailyui636]

Sorry 100% what?

[@songaesthetics8543]

@@dailyui636 chhaina, in Nepali that means, 'no estas' 'there is not' Like if someone asks you "Do you have money?" And you don't have money you say, "Chhaina", Absolute meme material this intial cut can become.

[@reggiechaudhary149]

Bot Chinese

[@songaesthetics8543]

@@reggiechaudhary149 lol

[@RakeshSingh-rt7bt]

​@@songaesthetics8543 it's more like छैई ना = नहीं हैं

[@ankanchowdhury523]

AC sir you are a great teacher not only as a geopolitical expert but also your vocabulary usage is helping me to understand and learn many new words... I'm a banking aspirint and love your conversations ... Plese keep it up sir .. love from West bengal ❤️

[@MercilessAryan]

The first 4 minutes of this video makes you understand that Chavda sir understands the principles that guides personal as well as geopolitical situation very well. Excellent analysis.

[@garitube09]

India is unlikely to tame the dragon in the foreseeable future but perhaps it can successfully survive the dragon. ⛅

[@rabbit51lo]

😂So right

[@SathyaswamyS]

f anyone thinks that India will become a developed country in 2047, remind yourselves about what happened to superpower 2020.

[@user-hu1tj6xu1h]

India has a gdp of $15 trillion, China has already modernized its industry by then and the gap will not close. Unless China stops developing, learn about the pace of China's industrial modernization.

[@qiupingliLiwaing]

​@zacksmith5644 😂😂😂

[@nishantarongpi9973]

Chai-naa....😂😂😂

[@ShahanshahShahin]

Chai ☕ Nah

[@shwetabhxfit]

Shy-naa 😂

[@bipash_9720]

Vachina😂

[@gfscfinance8866]

Missed two important points: 1. Intelligence agency, 2 strong internal law enforcement. There are quite a bit of traitors.

[@anuragdixit2188]

Rise of Right to Recall party in India, will make sure India become prosper and military power

[@imperialenforcer2271]

I'm actually very pessimistic about India. Indians are way too involved in internal matters. Indian society is way too fragmented with divisions along caste, religion and regional basis. India still follows the legal system and the education system left behind by the British. This creates a population of doctors and engineers that cannot think out of the box. Alongside this, it creates a lot of distrust in government procedures. To make everything worse, India's tax system is oppressive. Usually when one pays taxes, they expect some benefits in return. In India there is no incentive for paying taxes, which aren't even modest. 30% of one's income is lost in the form of taxes I believe. And it doesn't end there. What's causing my pessimism is that all of these problems have been persistent in India since independence. We had 70+ years and yet we haven't fixed our most basic issues. And looking at the ongoing politics, it doesn't leave much hope that these issues will be fixed anytime soon.

[@ranajitroy9938]

Good

[@aravinddnivara803]

Abhijit, the global power index is a good idea to set narrative of what Indians think about other nations… As draft version it looks good. My two cents . 1. Add another parameter global perceived power ( what general public and media considers as level of power held by nations) - this involves having a powerful global English or French media machinery which sets narratives and plays along with respective nations geopolitical goals. 2. Use percentage weightage instead of whole numbers which will skew the final score. Example - military superpower : America - 100% instead of 2 or 1/ Russia - 80% instead of 1 or 2/china - 40% / France 30% /india - 20% / rest of the nations . Similarly economy - USA 100% China 60% - India 30% and so on. This way you are providing a relative weightage based on comparison between rank 1 and rank 2 couhhtries and so on.

[@yaoliang1580]

Enjoy your silly statistics

[@aravinddnivara803]

Good to see that you are trying to ignore our knowledge. Because your ignorance makes us stronger than you.

[@yaoliang1580]

@@aravinddnivara803 enjoy your 2cents worth of khowledge

[@aravinddnivara803]

I don’t know your nationality but if you really know China a problems, they are at the same place as Japan of peak of economic success but one difference is that chinas growth is linked to its dream of silk route times where China was economically dominating world and communist party that repels intelligent people… from this point China cannot sustain its per capita GDP growth because of being such a big population compared to Japan , because communist model caps the potential of innovation at a certain level below true potential because of Individual freedom ( example elon musk vs jack ma) , chinas immigration policy that does not want foreign nationals to come and dominate their political space like in western world which brings diversity of ideas , population growth slowing down leading to end of demographic dividend and finally fatigue hits any nation when it is in a relentless world domination quest like Japan s suicidal rates being high and marriages are no more considered necessary…. All these will happen to India also but not in next 100 years because India will grow slowly when it comes to per capita gdp and India gets immigration from surrounding poorer nations every year who are ready to close gap for young people needed for maintaining demographics… even foreigners from Europe are settling in India…

[@yaoliang1580]

@@aravinddnivara803 the ignorant underdog is once again barking its silly nonsense. How shameful n despicable

[@let_it]

Bengali mom: Do you want to have neem aloo? Bomba: CHINA

[@onlinespecialpo8171]

India should behave matured by respecting china success, not always about criticizing china. Modi should do sth good for their people and country.

[@Vinay_311]

Shut up bot

[@onlinespecialpo8171]

@@Vinay_311 you shut up. Useless snake modi That's the truth

[@themtoniraniremaxbroker2447]

Many Thanks for your Podcast Sir, I am an absolute follower for most of your offerings. Best Wishes from Canada!!

[@noneed5700]

Why chinese become so concerned whenever it comes to india And they even claim that india is not threat but they would mind to come in the comment section of Indian youtuber by using vpn or from foreign countries 😂

[@zhangguai]

Because youtube's algorithmic bro, China really barely has anyone paying attention to India...

[@bharatavarsha10k]

What a great analysis AC sir ❤ Most of them are known by bits and pieces, but in a way to present everything at a place. It's good to see that ❤

[@kushagraverma8864]

Love this new video

[@dhirenpunjabi9167]

One very important point mentioned is the need to increase numbers in military and the government doesn't seem to pay any attention at all in this

[@nn-qf2mz]

Wonderful work Abhijit babu 👏👏❤❤

[@chakrapanid6089]

Excellent analysis sir. Plz do an explainer on the Arctic Region, it's geopolitics and what India needs to do to become an important player there by 2040.

[@kaushikray1041]

It's easier said than done!!!

[@shameekroy9825]

Your global power index has a error in the military ranks. Russia is showing no. 3 that is actually no. 2.

[@suraj4522]

He hasn't released it yet publically

[@jisudas6049]

No. 2 he hai china 3rd Mai hai

[@Moonlight77162]

nice try

[@shameekroy9825]

@@jisudas6049 go to Google brother and search global military rankings 2024 and see yourself. Plz don't be a blind believer. I hope you didn't mind anything.

[@shameekroy9825]

@@Moonlight77162 what try beradar...?

[@aryanabdulpurkar7373]

Please make a video about the Indian army, its power, technology, indigenization, and numbers as of 2024 comparing it to China

[@satyamsinghtanwar7001]

India maybe 5th largest economy but it is not same as economic rank..

[@bss100]

Super pointers!!

[@anshgautam648]

Hello sir, can you explain what determines the hard power score in your chart...?

[@kris4117]

Kya Bhole. Excellent.

[@Trupti_Patil_]

Chy na 😅

[@agnibhachakraborty3223]

Your videos are the best to know Geopolitics

[@abhijitbais2460]

Great insights

[@dipanwitabanerjee4803]

Sir, cld u pls explain how u calculated hard power?? To the extent of my knowledge china is both economically and militarily more robust than Russia, yet there is such a big disparity between them. What parameters have used exactly?

[@athawanproductions9345]

Please make a video on the Ladakh situation

[@poduvalmadhavan]

Very good article.

[@Captain_Sosuke_Aizen]

According to your global power ranking USA has hard power of 93 & India is near 5. Seems if USA just sneeze , its over for India. Is that really so?🤔

[@Krishna-pt3yu]

But US isnt consolidated there are borderline existential disputes between society and the government, corporations and the government, corporations vs people. Now the woke vs non woke and US has very dangerous enemies like China and Russia which are giving it a Run of its money. Over attributes of US are very different their purpose is very different and interactions between India and US are not all that important RN let alone few years back. So American power Vis-a-vi India is almost Zero if Indian leadership behaves like Iran. But Since India is India with all of its problems US has a lot of influence but still very limited hardpower options against India. And if Indian Diaspora was anything like the Chinese we would have been better off.

[@rameshpudhucode6862]

Did you not get visa to work in a motel? BTW, you are typing using American technology

[@Captain_Sosuke_Aizen]

@@Krishna-pt3yu Ya thatss the big thing, there are many power centres in USA, even each departments inside its government like state & defence work in opposite directions.

[@Captain_Sosuke_Aizen]

@@siddarthshah1773 Dont keep your hopes too high, i think they will go full BTC after de dollarization . their biggest money handlers like black rock & fidelity are fully in to it now.

[@Captain_Sosuke_Aizen]

@@rameshpudhucode6862 projection?

[@blackmamba3427]

Awesome video and commentary ❤

[@borntowild480]

Sir do we have an industrial base?

[@rashmigama2417]

Perfect analysis Sir.

[@pratyushghosh1306]

Sir make a video on our PM Vision 2047 According to you which things are more important

[@amazingcalvin]

#AskAbhijit Please explain the economic and military advantages/disadvantages of India being the country with the highest population within a relatively smaller area than China or other nations.

[@taarushrana5693]

My JEE aspiring *ss shouldn't be here.

[@gargisingh8378]

Samee My exam is on 9th yet I'm here

[@PhilipWong55]

Please help India's ambition to become the next superpower, so that the US will shift its attention to India.

[@bpmalanadu7136]

You cannot give the monopoly of Dragon to China, Dragon is called Vyali in ancient Indian texts and was known to ancient Indians. In fact China owes India for their knowledge and civilisation. Without India China would have been far behind.

[@youngglamorgen6258]

In fact, Dragon is just a mis-translation of Chinese Loong.

[@IsirAkini]

No one cares about the past. We need to look at the future.

[@user-st8kk4ij3q]

Yes, the first monkey in the world did not come from Africa, but from India; Oh, I forgot, the name of India was given by the British, so Modi hated the name of India, and Bharat replaced India from then on🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@young_turk]

Cope and seethe

[@PainStation-psycho]

😂🤣 Designated jokes?

[@ongchinlam4631]

Why. How Come UK colonised India for 2 hundreds year's. Why

[@sriharid6995]

We can try to negotiate with china within the integral territorial border situation. We have to fight with china. With our own strength and not depend on other countries like USA, UK, Canada, Germany France.... We can never trust these countries. But We can trust only 2 countries.. Israel and Russia.. History shows that these two countries have always helped India in the past. With support of Israel and Russia, We can strengthen our defence forces.....

[@shreyanshgupta9181]

These short videos are good!!

[@catinbootsnow4267]

"Political stability" can be translated as BJP's monopoly of power and Hinduism's superiority over Muslim in India. Forget about multiparty liberal democracy, equality among ethnicities and religions, and autonomy of states.

[@utubeme73]

👍. Just amazed at your realistic analysis of the existing situation on both sides of our northern international border. There is no point in bragging about our economic and military power. Indeed it's on the rise. But there are still millions of Indian families who confront hunger day in and day out. We have a mighty defence force to guard our borders and secure our assets elsewhere. But in terms of both quantity and quality, those are no match for the belligerent Chinese dragon across the border. Besides, the democratic polity that we have dreamt of since the onset of the freedom struggle permits a constant power struggle among the political parties-- often at the cost of a unified national spirit for some short-term electoral gain, negating even a solid defensive posturing against known enemy countries. Our love for democratic government should not make us blind to its possible ramifications. We must try to contain the Chinese more through a set of visible maneuvering of our diplomatic prowess and an overt determination to defend our interests rather than actually challenge the Chinese in open war. We are neither Russia nor Ukraine( fighting primarily with foreign funds and war machines) - we can hardly afford to carry on war against the mighty Chinese for months. The country's ruling dispensation at any point in time should not fall prey to the chorus of charges by the political opponents confirming losing a sizable chunk of land to the advancing Chinese army; even though the latter's narrative may not be entirely false. We must buy time to ensure the continuation of an uninterrupted growth trajectory in all necessary spheres. In all probability, as and when India reaches such a stage -- which is achievable over the next two decades-- there would be no need to worry about the RED eyes of our muscles-flexing northern neighbour on daily basis.

[@MondayMorning-yv7nf]

3:06 😆🤣😆🤣 ...... very very funny logic........ but you wont show any respect if you see a Rhino, Tiger or Elephant..... you'll express fear....!!!!!

[@Yash_wanth25]

Fear is also a kind of respect for their power 😊

[@sambapanthangi3500]

Very well said sir

[@babakool1059]

You forgot military alliance with strong countries.. like the Quad .. very very important factor to frighten China in case of war..

[@sumanthchadalla2304]

I just love the fact that you are able to dish out videos so effectively and with such consistency. Great work Sir 🫡

[@SDM496]

Global ranking looks very precise. Why not have a criteria for soft power too?

[@manojgoel3910]

Here are my recommendations 1. Declare Tibet and Taiwan are free country and Tibet is under illegal occupation 2. Have enough arm power with china specific nuclear and missile systems, nuclear submarines and some unique methods 3. Strong focus on economy and ensure that India develop itself and everyone out of poverty 4. Strong leadership with Indians own policy in any world affair 5. Create massive global media and communication system to influence the whole world

[@Viswanath028]

Exactly 💯

[@chandrasekaranss2722]

Your analysis is so good..Our government is taking all these initiatives mentioned..Steady and stable growth...The elephant mus try hard to grow big enough that the dragon could not dare to come near..

[@Mehrankhan1]

How do I get in touch with u?

[@amandeepsinger7296]

you mentioned the key point, if Tibet is part of China, India will never rise. So the fact is not important, but the interest is.

[@SahilSahoo-sw2hy]

Sir since china is a nuclear armed country l, how does india plan to liberate Tibet, without facing a nuclear strike.

[@Abc37]

India has no worry,as the colony of USA,I am sure USA will take care their “good dog”

[@subhajitsaha5668]

Will teach you a lesson. how you take your energy from middle east .. we will block you route than you will come for friendship @@nise bot

[@discreetninja]

Bharat not only need to indigenize her military assets, but also needs to invest in R&D for new technological breakthroughs for element of suprise and gain an upper hand against other major powers

[@advitsingh9175]

Good day sir. I kindly request you to share a photograph of your bookshelf. Thank you

[@SkyLoreking]

#askabhijit, Is it realistic to think that the Indian Navy will attain full maritime dominance and the capacity for sea denial in the Indian Ocean, or is this aspiration beyond reach? thank you for the video

[@bhaskerau]

We will ensure, there's stability..

[@prajwaljoseph2351]

Please make a video about the unemployment crisis in India if it's important

[@prajwaljoseph2351]

@@terapeo2027 I don't think you know what it means for India ,The jobless rate for graduates was 29.1%, almost nine times higher than the 3.4% for those who can't read or write.

[@MudithV]

@@prajwaljoseph2351 Your sources please?

[@shadowxbobby5174]

Bhai india education.. Ratta marne wala hain to job crisis hongi naa.. Per abb sabake pass internet hain koi bhi skill log sikh sakte hain wo bhi free mein..

[@priyanshshrivastava9013]

He talked about it in many podcasts

[@prajwaljoseph2351]

@SanjaiKrishna-yy8gz Should I extend my thanks for your unsolicited opinion?

[@Qwerkywoop]

10:13 or your dad/mom is a teacher

[@vikastiwari4129]

Thanks sir

[@sethumadhavanrangarajan3134]

India should enhance mass defence manufacturing infrastructure which can also generate employment

[@lageyrahoonline]

WHAT AN OPENING OF THIS VIDEO

[@Devanshukoli]

Nice Start. @abhijit Sir

[@ChuckUstaad]

All present China symptoms...are exactly similar to 1985-1990 Years in USSR....before USSR broke apart......When will this be for CHINA.....??

[@noneed5700]

Why too focussed on India if you are that great and we are that filthy then just ignore us But here you are well aware with recent reports about India Seems like an insecure person

[@XykonNoir]

You are amazing Sir

[@clearheaded5696]

It sounded only the 4th point is more feasible. As for the rest is all about money. No money no talk. Not saying India won't be making more money from now but it will have to really build up an economy that average 10%+ per year for the next 10 years and yet it seem impossible because it skipped the crucial manufacturing stage and went to the service stage instead. How can India make big money by selling very little products to the rest of the world?

[@saurabhsharma-pb7ml]

Pls make video like this , short clip , we like this

[@WilliBond0007]

8:30 I subscribe to Our Country, Our Choice which has a Colonel MacGregor usually speaking. American military with many knowledgeable friends; I heard him say the other day, in the Navy, they say there are two kinds of ships, submarines ... and targets. [Never in public.] The Chinese are building a lot of targets in the age of energy weapons. And you don't even need those, a fast smart missile to the bow. Anyway, my two thoughts on ships. If you're going to build anything, build submarines to threaten their shipping. Would China starve if cut off from outside food sources?

[@davender7910]

You are right

[@ratatoulli123]

good evening Sir...

[@grimmer7889]

Sir plz make a video on viral unhygienic streetfood videos, its defaming india on small to big level and racism against Indian

[@silafaupaulmeredith7251]

Listen to Kishore Muhbubani or Vijay Prashad both gives very good advice for India

[@abhishekbanerjee4513]

Both are Chinese bots

[@Gemini73883]

One other thing India must do is to educate its people. Education for the masses should be the goal. This, if undertaken, will take time and money but it is something that must be done.

[@manishbansor1]

He is absolutely correct.

[@Drganguli]

Unfortunately China is very much driven by optics and India’s slums and poor give them a very negative impression. Couple that with movies showing communal divide and mistreatment of women and they think most Indians are barbaric. This mindset has an impact of Chinese society and foreign policy

[@muddaiahmb3209]

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[@scandium3215]

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[@ErikaMohssenBeyk]

What about Gates and Modi? Is it good to reduce population following his advice ? Will it help India become the superpower?

[@ghanvedsingh8946]

Good morning Abhijit saheb, ye sab sambhav hai agar bureaucracy par lagam ho govt education par dhayan de lekin target uski janata aam ho

[@Jordanbully]

Our land has been captured by chinese …what do you have to say aboutit???

[@mariomenezes1153]

Great video. One of the big issues holding back India is corruption IMO. This ensures that only a percentage of each rupee spent towards development actually serves to develop. The rest goes into someone's pocket. The other issue is that we should never reach a point where we consider any single leader to be irreplaceable. Nor should any leader consider themselves to be the savior of the nation and irreplaceable (one of the big issues plaguing China and Russia today). That leads to stagnation. The Dune novels are an excellent story depicting this phenomenon.

[@Gurukantmuke]

Please vote BJP

[@keshavkishan2764]

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