ep.23🇮🇳: I've been to SLUM TOUR in India, so you don't need. And it's actually a recycling project?

[@amutham5332]

Beauty is in the eyes of beholder. India is rich with hardworking, intelligent, honest work force, possess a rich ancient culture, wisdom and heritage. With loads of diversity whether with the religions observed here, languages spoken here, cultural practices, differebt kinds of culinary, world's biggest democracy, it is not easy to govern this country. Yet the people of this country live in unity. I find my country way more rich and beautiful with all these differences and its rich cultural heritage. Do not judge a book by it's cover.

[@SansScope]

Very good words with which I agree🙏. India is so diverse, and as I already said in some of the video, in India foreigner has a impression that in the cultural aspect India is far far away from Europe for exemple. This is very impressive. Perhaps, sometimes it's much more easier to see a negative things than positive and maybe it's just a human nature.. India has things to propose, and that's why surely India is one of the countries where one should visit or stay at least for a while during the lifespan.

[@СРостова]

После просмотра ролика , на всякий случай помыл руки антибактериальным мылом и прополоскал рот Листерином😅

[@SansScope]

А может экомылом из видео, с приятным коричневатым оттенком?😁 Благо коронавирус научил нас всегда брать с собой антисептик, а в подобных местах над ним ещё ангельский ареол появляется, к чему бы это?🧐

[@shoorveer1243]

Slum tour 😂😂😂. You guys are desperate to show bad side of India. Show good things also

[@SansScope]

Video from Goa is coming soon! Stay passionate, India is such a great country and so diverse! Everyone has it's good and bad sides!🤗

[@TheBrownWitch]

Bro idk why so many foreign youtubers walk through the slums only. Show all of it, the mountains, the rivers, variety of people, the rich, the poor. But half of these white youtubers book a plane ticket to India to show the slums only. Lol. Visit Himachal pradesh, visit the seven sister states, hell go to the popular tourist destinations too. But all of u just walk through the slums, I am curious as to why?

[@SansScope]

Perhaps, it's one of the most popular attractions in Mumbai and it's easy to get there, as Elephanta island also. For other stuff, like to go side seeing in nature park I guess it's too hard, you need to plan and get there, etc.

[@HK.i]

之所以这样，是印度没有严谨的历史书写传承文化。这样就导致好的一面的文明没办法延续发展和抛弃糟粕的一面，可惜悲催呀😢

[@tarunika983]

Slums are in every country... nothing new..only Dharavi is not India..

[@SansScope]

Dharavi is indeed in India and it's part of it. It's biggest Indian project.

[@HK.i]

众所周知，古代印度拥有5千年以上的文明史，曾经创造了灿烂的文化，丝毫不逊于同为世界四大文明国家。但是你会发现，印度人对待历史的态度截然不同。中国人热衷于详细记载正史和野史，历朝历代都有史书传世。而印度5千多年的文明史中，几乎没有留下任何史书。 时至今日，印度的古代历史基本来源于民间诗歌或宗教故事，是从宗教典籍中的碎片记录中拼凑出来的。这其中大部分是18世纪英国考古学家的功劳，中国的《大唐西域记》也做出了重要贡献。历史是一个民族的文化和技艺的延续和发展， 印度人对上古历史基本一无所知。古代的历史资料十分匮乏。 此外，尽管马克思曾感慨印度几乎没有自己的历史，但这并不意味着印度完全没有历史记录。马克思的评论更多地是对印度在面对外来侵略时缺乏反抗的一种失望和批评，而不是对印度历史存在的否定。因此，尽管印度在历史记录方面存在不足，但通过不同的渠道和方式，我们仍然可以了解到印度的历史和文化。

[@SansScope]

Yes!