Abroad Brothers (Hindi) | Episode 7 | India is the BEST COUNTRY in the World!

[@arpitaingermany]

Living a more fulfilling life in Germany 🇩🇪 Absolutely no regrets 😊 Breathing in the fresh air is invigorating 🌬️ It's an unparalleled experience ❤️ Germany offers students the opportunity to work while studying, allowing us to gain valuable experience and become more independent. 💪 I am deeply grateful to Bharat ❤️ for his inspiring videos in 2019, which motivated me to move here in 2021. 🙏 Since then I experienced ups and downs but I learnt a lot in this journey

[@robinsi923]

Nice advertisement lol

[@arpitaingermany]

@@robinsi923 jala na 😂 lol

[@arpitaingermany]

@@robinsi923 teri jali na 😎 lol

[@robinsi923]

lol kyu jalegi? 🤣I am safe with family and friends here. I have no intention of leaving the country to become a minority somewhere else and face racsm. Also India is growing at 8-9% gdp per quarter beating all expectations, while germany's in a recession reporting 0 to negative gdp growth..good luck there lol

[@robinsi923]

Plus we all know germany's history with their minorities. Take care lol

[@adityaanurag7682]

I don't understand why people fight over India vs abroad despite the fact that these things are the matter of choice I have witnessed a lot of Indians happy in India and happy abroad as well Someone who wants to study abroad may have different priorities in life then someone who wants to live in India The priorities would be personal, educational, financial or someone who just wants to explore the world Many people from developed Asian countries like Japan, Korea, Singapore also apply for studying abroad But nowadays in India studying abroad is heavily negatively advertised in which some of them are genuine, some of them are blatantly lied and most of them are over exaggerated I have come across many people who left India to grow in their career or to attend a course which is not available or hard to get in India and their desired countries provide them better opportunities in their desired field Last but not the least I thank Bharath and his team for providing experience of his and other's life Keep doing it bro ❤

[@Dinesh_Deepanshu]

​@@user-sg3sg5rz6eindia se to kai guna thik h Europe ustaad

[@ArmanObsessed-vz2qq]

Agreed....

[@adityaanurag7682]

@@ArmanObsessed-vz2qq thanks

[@adityaanurag7682]

@BharatinGermany Thank a lot for liking my comments and for pinning it Seriously I didn't expect that Means a lot 😊

[@SupriyoPanda]

Hey Bharat, awesome podcast as always! Love watching you and your brother talk about these topics! I have to reiterate how valid your points are when it comes to western families. Before I moved abroad I also used to think things like there's no bond, no emotion, parents and children live totally separate lives. I was so surprised to see how wrong I was. I spent time with a lot of different families & spoke to people from so many countries to understand more about it. There's the usual stereotypes like the Italians being super close for e.g. - a friend of mine literally got depressed when his American girlfriend was creating problems between him & his family. I also saw how deeply attached Eastern Europeans were to their families - I've seen many guys 30+ still living with their parents in Poland. Georgians and Russians are also super family focused imo. However, what shocked me the most was that many Germans are extremely close to their parents - some of them talk with their families daily, often go home on weekends and never miss any family gatherings. Even Northern Europeans (I mostly saw this with the Finns) value their families a great deal. I feel they have such a wonderful balance too. For eg. their families love them but never interfere with their personal lives. They usually never force them to get married or have kids, but always give counsel, advice, and are always there for them. It's beautiful to see. In India I always heard "in goro me toh family ka koi value hi nhi hota" but it is so so different in reality. I urge the Indians abroad to talk with their foreign friends and understand more, it will really open your eyes. Btw, in case anyone read this long comment, there is a really cool video by Easy German called "Family Relationships in Germany" & I can highly recommend it in case anyone doesn't believe what I'm saying.

[@omorkhan3437]

I think people who are earning very good amount in his county like 25-30 lakh annually they don't need to come abroad. Fresher who don't want to get into govt jobs and earning very less may go to abroad and with vast experience they can come back or permanently stay at abroad

[@rakesh_ambani]

Let me give you all a TLDR of this video. This video is basically two brothers bitching about everything wrong about India. I use the word bitching because they are just here to criticise without offering any solution and i get where this is coming from. Germans are some of the few people who believe nationalism is a sin, which is quite evident in Indian turned Germans.

[@elladebe]

I only have experience traveling in North India for about a month, but I found out about your channel by chance, and I found out that Indian people are also working hard to live abroad, so I would like to offer some words of encouragement. The mentality of Indian people is different from that of Koreans, but I think they have the same passion. I believe that it will not be long before India becomes a developed country. I respect you all.

[@IshiKushwaha]

Bharat in Germany is all about study abroad (one of my favourite channels) and Bharat panchal who is teaching chemistry, and I don't know why they both look the same and their names are also the same. Also, they both are from haryana. 😂 I'm super motivated by both of them and I wish for success. ✨💖

[@PlatinumGoldDiamond-e2v]

My priority would be to leave everything behind, and start new life on my own. That is just not possible in India.

[@kaushiknits0307]

I used to stay in a decent society of Noida sector 62. I had a maid and cook but let me tell you something, maids and cooks can't replace maa ki haath ka khana. They don't come 2 to 3 weeks in a row without informing. At times depending on cook or maid is mere headache. So the solution is It's better to cook your food and if you don't feel like cooking do swiggy and zomato. For room cleaning hire part time cleaner. And guess what same solution works for western countries as well.

[@ishan1560]

Do we need to give GRE as well as IELTES to get admission in germany

[@rh334]

Healthcare in Germany is a joke. You have to wait for days or even months for a simple X-ray or blood check. Better to come to India and get an operation quickly as compared to waiting for days. Incase something serious happens you are done.

[@BharatinGermany]

Because you don’t pay for anything except the monthly premiums and the costs don’t accumulate like they do when you end up going to different places / procedures in India - still, in Germany waiting times are much longer. Emergency situations are different - I know because speaking from experience- called an ambulance august 2019 because of kidney stone pain, directly admitted to emergency and started the drips, ultra sound and the. CT scan when they couldn’t find anything. If something needs to be “diagnosed” and doesn’t cause any immediate pain etc. I think it’s better to get that treated in India - but again, at the same time, the quality of doctors and treatment you get is subpar. As you can see in the last videos, I had my eye operation done and cyst surgery on neck - both fucked up badly. My eye number is quickly back, eyes are dry so much that I can’t spend much time on the screen and the scar on my neck looks ridiculous. There can’t be a discussion about the lack of professionalism in the Indian healthcare system - quick treatment yes. But I hope you don’t face the same things I’m facing after my operations in India last December.

[@animart9630]

I understand where these guys are coming from , simply put they couldn’t fit in the current system, I lived in US for 7 years but I am back now as I have to take care of father , My time in US was great but I didn’t like the loneliness, some others might have different priorities, also I worked in a top tech firm prior to moving to US , so money was not a important factor to me . I think in the video they feel that they have become more german than an Indian but they show their demeanour

[@BharatinGermany]

USA I don’t think has a good quality of life or is immigrant friendly at all with the current regulations. Parents you can bring over to the country of residence with business visa.

[@SumitKumar-tc6op]

Is it safe to pay tsstAs fee via paypal. Anyone plssssss responsd

[@Ps_10_10]

100% relatable , i'm dropper and preaparing for jee ,i dont have any memories from my school (-10th)and junior college(11th 12th +coaching ) . i wanted to study abroad after my 12th but that didnt happened ,btw i started learning german in my 10th class so i m trying to study in germany after my first year .

[@aashwinsharma1724]

bhai engineering final year here in India from a so so decent college in India . just go outside from here please go.

[@Samthejoyboy]

This video was very helpful and informative, I've planned to start my bachelors in Germany the following year. 😊

[@jmusic5895]

Pay is very good,work life good In Germany compared to India. India does not have good labour law,work life balance. And totally agree with you.

[@dipeshdhebe2425]

The Problem You say about india are really north india specific specially delhi I don't face such in Bangalore or Mumbai

[@carti8778]

bangalore has traffic problem and there are more people than the city can handle.

[@prestoX]

Who says I was in BENGALURU for 6.5 the traffic is suicidal and housing prices are close to prices in Germany! With poor quality air and noisy people

[@dipeshdhebe2425]

@@prestoX I in general said about safety as he said stabbing and all and by the way many major European cities too have traffic prblm By the way it is really difficult to find houses in Germany they have housing problem

[@PlatinumGoldDiamond-e2v]

37:20 Problem is THERE IS TOO MUCH THEORY TAUGHT IN INDIAN COLLAGES, AND NOT ENOUGH PRACTICAL APPLICATIONS. AND DON'T FORGET THE POINTLESS CLOSED BOOK EXAMS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! JUST HOW WOULD A STUDENT WITH WEAK MEMORY REMEMBER COMPLEX MATHEMATICAL FORMULAS??????????????? JUST TELL ME WHAT WOULD BE THE PROBLEM IF REFERENCE NOTES ARE ALLOWED IN EXAMS?????????????????? HATE THIS SYSTEM WITH A PASSION.................

[@swagatodas9476]

all is ok except religious fascism point. If ram mandir is build according to verdict of supreme court of india, then what are the problems for others religions???? Or BJP government do some good steps for temple, then what are the problems 🤔🤔🤔🤔,, government get a Big amount as a tax from temples from India. Please tell me any actions from bjp goverment that harmed or will harm for other religions🤔🤔🤔even, others religions are benefited by social schemes by bjp goverment. any bjp leader do not say that schools or colleges are not important . before 2014, numbers of iit, iiit , aiims , iim were16, 9, 7, 13 but in 2022, 23 IITs, 20 AIIMSs, 21 IIMs, 31 NITs, 25 IIITs. Government bring national education policy policy for update our old education system,,please check this point please😊😊

[@_HemZ_]

Don't stress out too much on these "youtuber takes", they're just trying to farm views. His channel is based on trying to make people buy his course or "help fulfil their dream of going abroad". If he talks about the good sides of india less people will think of going abroad thereby decreasing his views. He says that the salaries in india are very less thats bcoz people are not ready to put in the efforts and blame everything on the govt. Seriously speaking, even in germany which he praises so much is difficult to live in if u arent earning good

[@sangramraje5667]

The whole career of BJP politician is built on Hindu Muslim riots. No one was harmed?????? The worst kind of atrocities happen in riots and nothing gets reported because favourite politicians are involved. (here riots means all riots committed by all parties from BJP to Congress, from left parties to shiv Sena)

[@shubhamshubham6701]

@@sangramraje5667 in 1947 21 lakh hindus and Sikh were killed and there was no BJP back then

[@sangramraje5667]

@@shubhamshubham6701 whole Jews were killed in 1945. There were no BJP back then.

[@ajinkyapathare4740]

Lmao 🤣 45k salary after masters in India 🤣🤣🤣 Here starting salary is between 15-25 😂 That 45k you would only get from your campus placements.....

[@warneykp4786]

Bc 17k+ pf toh croma me milta hi and the minimum qualification requirement is 12th 😂😂 damn

[@Dinesh_Deepanshu]

India wali masters degree p kutte sussu krte h 😂😂

[@Solskii13]

the thing with the ghettoization of both Indian migrant in Brampton and arab/turkish Migrant in cheaper cities is the thing i hate.

[@STANHILL-lw6jr]

The joke is my highest salary in India was 20000 INR after mtech.. and then I left India. And now I earn 75k monthly. What a joke of country India is

[@sumeet3773]

Which year???

[@STANHILL-lw6jr]

​@@sumeet3773 2024 jan

[@Abdullah_Khan578]

Yeah west>India ??

[@doctor360_]

36:30 you talk about educated ministers, what is your opinion on educated PRIME MINISTER ?

[@PlatinumGoldDiamond-e2v]

This is why people are starting to hate India.

[@jmusic5895]

Energy price hiked

[@gouravmalik5023]

Bhai aap ya to up se ho ya haryana se jaat

[@rd00____]

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@RamprtapJhorar]

हेलो भरत

[@PlatinumGoldDiamond-e2v]

HATE THE SUNFILM LAW IN INDIA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! TOTALLY POINTLESS AND BIASED!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@antarmaneesh]

your country is also approaching anarchy...look at the strikes by Deutsche Bahn, Farmers etc..not to forget that Deutschland is a Vassal state of US and has no independent foreign policy...I am an IT professional who was earning 85000 eurs and have returned to India at a package of 92 lacs ...so if you step out of mediocrity, you can earn a lot more in India than DE.

[@staynemarkov8375]

Aren't Indian farmers literally striking as well?

[@prathamb8393]

So basically you’re saying you returned because you got an extremely good package

[@Livingston__]

India may bhi farmers strike pe aai thee not only farmers ssc students medical and wrestlers too

[@hexa_edits]

You just returned because you managed to land a good package due to your experience in Deutschland. Otherwise you wouldn’t have returned. Change my mind

[@devkabra992]

still gonna breathe the same polluted air as that of a 12 lac package guy. Sorry sir, you've messed up your life beautifully.