First impressions on Indian business opportunities and Delhi expat life - Sabbatical year, part 1

[@neerajsharma-ls9vk]

All the best for ur business plans in India

[@androidgamer9290]

good to see uh sir i live in delhi also india has great potential for business as far as i see becos of being such a huge diverse country with so many young peoples now at a working age every state in india has its own potential difference

[@Mar-wal-s6i]

Welcome to India, hope you get involved and start something new and bug business. Good luck to you and your team. 🙏

[@vipulsanchaniya672]

Welcome in India 🎉🎉🎉

[@LOMASH29]

Welcome here in india ..bro

[@Iashelp4u]

Sir welcome to India …..❤❤❤❤❤

[@dhillonsydney3644]

Welcome to incredible 🇮🇳 sir..i hope u have enjoy ur trip

[@villemajanen]

Thank you! 😃

[@funnybilota1]

Welcome to India sir ❤❤

[@minerjopeace5915]

In Agra you can also check RadhaSoami Mandir. It is huge and studded with precious stones.

[@harshlodha2760]

I think jaipur is best to set up business plan

[@minerjopeace5915]

I am your 685th subscriber.😂😂

[@PassiveBhartiye]

Welcome to india

[@koushikbhattacharjee6762]

Wonderful video, Welcome to India. Please come to visit our city Kolkata "The City of Joy".

[@soumyasekharsar1591]

Visit Kerala in south India & Bangalore city

[@Meghnaonlyme]

Have fun and take your time Sir also Greetings to your friend. Many many wishes for the New Year. Lot of love from Northeast part of INDIA❤

[@villemajanen]

Thank you very much! Happy new year to you too! I wish to come there maybe in October or such! :)

[@Meghnaonlyme]

@@villemajanen Thank you! That's so lovely to hear. Many many wishes!

[@RussoConcerned]

If a publicly traded company chooses to outsource overseas to cut costs, it should start by outsourcing top-tier management positions like the CEO, CFO, and CTO. By saving millions paid to these executives, the company could preserve the jobs of many American workers, who, when gainfully employed, would contribute significantly more to the local economy than a small group of overpaid executives. Why is it acceptable to outsource someone else’s job but not theirs? For every CEO outsourced, the company could retain 10 employees whose spending on homes, goods, and services would have a far greater positive impact on the community. A CEO isn’t going to buy 10 homes or spend 10 times as much locally, so why not apply the same cost-cutting logic to their roles? Selectively protecting executives while sacrificing workers only exacerbates inequality and harms the economy in the long run. H1B program overall is good. There is an abuse component to it. However,outsource of the services sector should curtailed. When Elon got his H1B, the scale of outsourcing we know of today did not exit.

[@Xyzambd234]

9:14 jain temples or muslims not Hindus actually

[@mac.505]

Well both actually it was a religious complex with many places of worship before it was destroyed and built into a victory mosque by the invaders

[@mac.505]

Might of Islam') mosque, also known as the Qutub Mosque or the Great Mosque of Delhi, was commissioned by Qutb-ud-din Aibak, founder of the Mamluk or Slave dynasty and built using spolia from 27 temples. It was built near the site of a pre-demolished large temple located in the centre of a citadel.

[@mac.505]

'The conqueror entered the city and its vicinity was freed from idols and idol-worship; and in the sanctuaries of the images of the gods, mosques were raised by the worshippers of the one God.' - Quṭb al-Dīn Aibak's chronicler, Hasan Nizami, Taj-ul-Maasir[

[@mac.505]

the 14th century Arab traveler(ibn batuta), says, before the taking of Delhi it had been a Hindu temple, which the Hindus called elbut-khana, but after that event it was used as a mosque'.[27] Archaeological Survey of India states that the mosque was raised over the remains of a temple and, in addition, it was also constructed from materials taken from other demolished temples, a fact recorded on the main eastern entrance.[27] According to a Persian inscription still on the inner eastern gateway, the mosque was built by the parts taken by destruction of twenty-seven Hindu temples[4][27][5][6] built previously during the reigns of the Tomaras and Prithviraj Chauhan

[@SoniSingh-fl8cf]

@@mac.505Converted Jaahils

[@sayanchx]

You missed the most enigmatic monument in the Qutub Minar complex... the Iron Pillar an unique example of Indian metallurgical knowledge - has remained rust free for 1600 years ! en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Iron_pillar_of_Delhi

[@NITISHKUMAR-dl5se]

######## China 2004 vs India 2024 Power generation: 420GW vs 440GW Fertility rate : 1.6 vs 2.1 Literacy rate : 90% vs 85% Exports : $607B(mainly merchandise) vs $812(50% merchandise + 50% services) Remittances : $ 20B(inflation adj $33B ) vs $129B FDI : $60B(inflation adj $100B) vs $80B($42B first half of FY2024-25) Crude oil consumption: 5500KBarrel/day vs 5500K Barrels/day Gdp per capita : $1500(inflation adj $2500) vs $2800 GDP : $2T(infl.adj. $3.35T) vs $4T Population : 1.15B vs 1.45B Patent granted : 180k vs 120K Steel production : 220MT vs 150MT Cement production: 800MT vs 550MT Housing area/capita: 170sqft vs 110sqft Car Sales : 5M vs 4.5M Rail Track length : 75,000km vs 110,000Km (No bullet train in 2004) Avg Train speed : 70Km/hr vs 60Km/hr Road length (4 lanes): 29000km vs 35000km Airport : 125 vs 137 Int. Tourist Arrival: 12M vs 10M Median age: : 31 years vs 28.5 years All parameters of India today and china in 2004 are same. But in today's China almost all parameters are 4x-5x of today's India, except the median age of china is almost 40 years today and for India it is 28.5 years. In 25 years India gdp have grown from $400B to $4000B almost 10x(5x in real terms and 2x in dollar inflation). If india keep growing at same speed(7% real at which it could due to low gdp/capita today) india will be at $40 trillion dollars by 2050.

[@villemajanen]

@@NITISHKUMAR-dl5se thank you for sharing. Very interesting statistics. Indeed many similarities, but I think India doesn't have many of the problems that China has, so for those things I feel quite optimistic about India 🤞.

[@AmitJha-d7l]

@@villemajanen Sir India has too many problems or else India would have become superpower by now . It has huge potential . Can you imagine 6 million Indians contribute to 6 trillion dollars in US economy making them richest ethnicity there . India has immense talent but how it utilizes it will ensure its future . India will take time to tackle its problem as its biggest democracy in the world . Anyways I wish you all the best for your journey here . Just research and then visit for good experience . Visiting here is not as easy but if you explore , research and then travel , then sky is the limit .