American Indian elder on how India has changed post 2014

[@Llilllneek]

Very true sir. A country of such wisdom/people and high spiritual value , ethical and cultural values. You are right, due to our prior leadership of the country we were lead to an opposite (negative) direction. On the contrast, countries like Singapore prospered with a diversified population . How could we have progressed with so many restrictions, narrow visioned and corrupt leadership. Hopefully after achieving success, India doesn’t become selfish & arrogance like some other countries and unlike those countries it shares its prosperity with other unprivileged nations. It will be a successful world if we all finish the race of humanity, together not competitively .

[@Balharbor28]

Sad that all the Indians in the us Congress belongs to the democratic party instead of the republican party.

[@saffronskies333]

@@Balharbor28 and are not Hindu

[@GeneJohnson-vy2ci]

@@Balharbor28 We don't need Indian versions of Ilhan Omar in Congress. We need American Patriots who put the interests of American citizens first.

[@GeneJohnson-vy2ci]

@@Balharbor28 We don't need Indian versions of Ilhan Omar. US Congressmembers should represent the interests of Americans only. Not foreign countries.

[@GeneJohnson-vy2ci]

@@Balharbor28 We don't need a bunch of Indian Ilhan Omars. We need people in the US Congress that put the interests of American Citizens first.‼

[@Balharbor28]

Talking about poverty in india is the pasttime of foreign media

[@GeneJohnson-vy2ci]

And then there's the think tanks that criticize India. Pay no attention to them. We don't.

[@stephenknapp108]

Sri Narayananji, It is very nice to see you in the video and you gave a very good interview, raising many important points. Well done.

[@PatWaller-i2s]

Modi knows what is needed in India because he wasn’t born with a silver spoon in his mouth! He earned what he got! The ‘clever’ among the young see Modi appreciated his Bharat’s positive culture which goes back to hundreds of years. In this era we know Bharat’s loyalists are proud to do so.The excellence allowed faithful Indians to survive -as well- allowed those converted (mostly by abuse) still to use Bharat’s culture lost in borrowed cultures. It is the duty of ‘Bharatians’ to remind India’s minorities about this -so that we can progress together!

[@wojectwenty]

👍wise words

[@Balharbor28]

Well said by a loyal indian. Great analysis unlike many.diaspora Indians.

[@GeneJohnson-vy2ci]

Loyal Indian, traitorous American. He needs to renounce his US citizenship and move back to India.

[@GeneJohnson-vy2ci]

A loyal Indian but a traitorous American. He needs to renounce his American citizenship and move to India.

[@GeneJohnson-vy2ci]

A loyal Indian means he is a traitor to America.

[@Balharbor28]

The pressure washing industry has room for big time growth in india.

[@JasonReborn-hc6lx]

Lol. So very true

[@maheshkumarpatel2088]

Excellent Talk👍👃

[@AnkitGautamank]

Jai Hind Jai Bharat

[@GeneJohnson-vy2ci]

Jai AMERICA!

[@varun7104]

Missing you citti media where are you

[@Tapak-y9o]

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[@aravinddnivara803]

Thanks the guest speaker for taking about the reversal of 1000 years of misfortunes brought by India’s invaders.

[@therightway5731]

Jai Hind

[@GehraRajyaKaAnmolTattu]

Think it should be Indian American. American Indian connotes Native American

[@GeneJohnson-vy2ci]

I think it should be AMERICAN. If it can't be AMERICAN he needs to renounce his US citizenship and move back to India.

[@GeneJohnson-vy2ci]

It should be AMERICAN. And if it can't be AMERICAN he should renounce his American Citizenship and live in India.

[@GeneJohnson-vy2ci]

Should be AMERICAN. If he can't be he should renounce his US citizenship and move back to India.

[@GeneJohnson-vy2ci]

The man who calls himself an American citizen and who yet shows by his actions that he is primarily the citizen of a foreign land, plays a thoroughly mischievous part in the life of our body politic. He has no place here; and the sooner he returns to the land to which he feels his real heart-allegiance, the better it will be for every good American. There is no such thing as a hyphenated American who is a good American. The only man who is a good American is the man who is an American and nothing else. . . .Theodore Roosevelt 1915. It is all the more true now.

[@GeneJohnson-vy2ci]

The man who calls himself an American citizen and who yet shows by his actions that he is primarily the citizen of a foreign land, plays a thoroughly mischievous part in the life of our body politic. He has no place here; and the sooner he returns to the land to which he feels his real heart-allegiance, the better it will be for every good American. There is no such thing as a hyphenated American who is a good American. The only man who is a good American is the man who is an American and nothing else. . . .Theodore Roosevelt 1915. It should be American. If it can't be American he should renounce his American Citizenship

[@ashokkohli1675]

Could it agree more . Bharat as Vishwaguru simply means a Nation role model for the Globe of peace ,prosperity and progress by the human kind

[@swarmagna]

The idea of VishvaGuru is the most ridiculous one in this absolutely wonderful positive discussion about our Fantastic Country Bharat!

[@nicoled5160]

It’s about housing not Indian people. The little tiny bit of housing has faced so much competition that our houses are 1.5 million each avg. I will keep my eye out for it. Related to students though, the issue is housing because we also are under a huge refugee crisis. Limited housing

[@mikaeleriksen2994]

Jeets everywhere

[@GeneJohnson-vy2ci]

I worry about these Indians who take on US citizenship. The US and India haven't always had the same interests. Indeed many would say there are key areas where they have conflicting areas CURRENTLY like for example BRICs. Citizens of countries should only support the interests of their own country. When you don't you have situations like Ilhan Omar, a Congresswoman who has stated that we will use her position to help a foreign country, in her case Somalia. So, can we expect Indians who become American citizens to support America first and not consider the interests of India when participating in our politics? Or are they going to be foreign agents and hijack our political insitutions on behalf of India. This is a very serious question indeed and goes far back into America's history with even President Theodore Roosevelt addressing it over one hundred years ago.

[@GehraRajyaKaAnmolTattu]

I am a US citizen of Indian origin. It is indeed an interesting question. So far, fortunately, I haven't had to choose. I doubt very much that India and the US will ever be adversaries in the military sense. I fully expect that in the coming decades, we will see economic competition however. However, much like the US, India is an open society and market too. The largest search engine in India is Google, the largest online retailer is Amazon. So I suspect it would mostly take the shape of deeper integration of the two markets, greater movement of people, ideas and capital back and forth. Both societies value diversity of ideas, so I suspect to most Americans, India will become less exotic, just different.

[@GeneJohnson-vy2ci]

@@GehraRajyaKaAnmolTattu The problem is that we have in our country a bunch of people who do not vote for the interests of America, but instead the interests of the country they came from. That is injurious to our society and prevents us from the flexibility to conduct foreign policy in a way best for America. I mention Ilhan Omar to show it’s not just a problem with Indians, but it is a problem with many immigrant groups. And it’s not a new problem. Here’s what President Theodore Roosevelt said about it in 1915: “The man who calls himself an American citizen and who yet shows by his actions that he is primarily the citizen of a foreign land, plays a thoroughly mischievous part in the life of our body politic. He has no place here; and the sooner he returns to the land to which he feels his real heart-allegiance, the better it will be for every good American. There is no such thing as a hyphenated American who is a good American. The only man who is a good American is the man who is an American and nothing else.” So even when we just had Europeans coming to America it was a bad situation but of course with EVERYONE coming here it’s much worse. And I do see people from India who obtain US citizenship being part of the problem. I have seen many such people on KZbin.

[@GehraRajyaKaAnmolTattu]

@@GeneJohnson-vy2ci I am only one person, and I can’t presume to speak for all Indian Americans. So far, my voting has been driven by what I believe is good for America. However, I haven’t really found myself in a situation where I had to choose between interests of India and that of America. Should that happen however, I would of course favor America. Suspect most Indian Americans would vote similarly. Hard to speak in hypotheticals. What scenario do you envision where this becomes a defining factor? Hyphenation is what America imposes on me, not something I choose. White immigrants are soon just Americans, period. Immigrants of any other race are hyphenated. After centuries of living here black people are still African Americans.

[@anelasingh]

Be more careful of the muslims among even Indians u take in..as Sharia coming soon to the west ,UK n USA.. slowly n slowly..thanks to USA preference to Pakistan immigration thru years vis a vis Hindu India..enjoy the results over time..

[@anelasingh]

Dual passport allowed in USA n Pakistan..this is not so with India..so which country do they swear to..enjoy the muslims u hv taken in..cheers

[@Firdus211]

India must keep thier relation historicaly and in today's world with iran , iran is more profitable and the unstable arab countries in Persian gulf will not do anything in future we saw it in Syria war how iran manage it and the 7 October on Israel iran is a great player in south Asia and middle east

[@AK-vk7gn]

Why the host keeps half of face covered with hair....it looks odd.

[@Balharbor28]

India will face many difficilties in the future because of jealousy.

[@harshavandu]

Jealousy is something we must fight with more sweat as investment. How about making them more jealous with each passing year ?

[@trubberdox]

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[@maitreyabadra2267]

On average, is there more discrimination against the Indian population in the USA, than any other minority there?.. Like the Blacks, Hispanics, Arabs, Jews, Africans, Pakistanies, Chinese, Amerindians, Eastern Europeans and as of that matter the LGBTQ and many others? I doubt it! It shouldn't be exaggerated that discrimination is directed only against the Indians in the US with more frequency than any other ethnic group in the US. As she was indicating by her question in this interview. America in some places is still very discriminatory, in the raw and primitive, almost 'pagan' like way against the minorities. And despite of what they would like to say and do! And regardless of how much they're praising their own greatness and that of the American Democracy, as the 'one and only in the world' that no other country can compere with(?)... With all those fancy slogans of 'commercial democracy' for the business purposes. America inside of her own borders is still very violent, ignorant and hypocritical society with the culture of violence (just like in the Putin'z Russia today). Specially after the September 11 of 2001 with the unfortunate and very unthoughtful response of Gorge Bush with his attack against the Saddam Hussein's Iraq that made international and domestic situation of the US even worse and more precarious for every one on this living and dying earth. That only very few understand without blaming and looking for someone else to be responsible for it!...

[@jaybhavani8416]

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[@adhipmitra]

Nehru was a brown sahab, planted by the British to maintain their control on the subcontinent. Gandhi the Gujarati bania was also planted by the British.

[@GehraRajyaKaAnmolTattu]

What are you smoking? Nehru and Gandhi were just fine, and India is where it is today in part because of them. India has strong, stable democratic institutions. Nehru's non-alignment still animates Indian foreign policy. Not saying there were no gaps, e.g. leftist secularism etc. but no need to dismiss all their contributions.

[@anelasingh]

All contributed as they could in their time..like Obama, Hitler, Napoleon,etc..later it is public that writes history judges them accordingly..is reality...

[@anelasingh]

Btw ...the titles of Nehru n mkg were given by British for politics n not actually earned by them..despite everything else-pundit n Mahatma was British titles..to fool general public n divide n rule the country..was reality..

[@Inspector007g]

@@GehraRajyaKaAnmolTattu What are you smoking? Nehru and Gandhi were Puppets. Both were Educated in the U.K. Gandhi was a slave of the British until they kicked him out of a train in South Africa. If they didn't kick him out of that Train, he'd have remained their Loyal Slave. Nehru the Loose Character was the slave of Edwina Mount Batten. These Puppets didn't create India. India existed for thousands of years in the form of Bharat. Go tell your Propaganda somewhere else.

[@Inspector007g]

@@anelasingh Exactly. Two faced Gandhi was also sympathetic to Islamists especially during the 1920 Mophla Rebellion. He remained silent when Islamists attacked and killed Hindus in Riots.

[@TarunKumar-sp2ls]

Accept Jesus Christ as the SON of GOD Vishnu and Grandson of God Shiva.

[@JasonReborn-hc6lx]

His real name is YESHUA which is similar to the one true GOD's name YHWH

[@charmainefrancis7953]

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