India Awakes with Johan Norberg - Full Video

[@tejasvitandon5862]

it was the better way of showing India's growth unlike other documentaries which only shoes development in metro cities.

[@indobalkanizer6557]

Madhusudhan's success story should be taught to every Dalit especially in Bihar to convince them that govt jobs and quotas aren't the way to equality, but free-market entrepreneurship is!

[@empowercarole11]

An excellent overview of the sweeping changes in India impacting millions. I look forward to taking my third trop to India in February 2016.

[@manassurya2019]

Hi Carole. Hope your trip to India was pleasant.

[@AnandGurumoorthy]

Wonderful video. Heartwarming. Johan, you are doing work as important as that of Hernando de Soto.

[@mirjanagrahovac4410]

That using Google Earth was absolutely genius.

[@dolphineachonga555]

51:00, "If one tree grows big, it gives shelter to many other plants and creatures and gives shade to many." Something to think about.

[@ShashiPuri]

There's still a long way to go. I wish we would get on with stripping the government control over every aspect other than the bare essentials. As shown in the movie, even when a single person succeeds in life, it has a cascading effect on the lives of the ones he/she touches. Thanks for the movie. It was truly inspirational.

[@sai-codes]

facinated by the google maps story..really settles the importance of technology in societies like this

[@samuelmatz]

Success is in the hands of the people. The heights to be reached is determined by their dreams, sweat, and ever advancing knowledge. Tomorrow is brighter. Well done !

[@ehsandesgsustainabilitycla575]

He is one of the inspiration to our dalith community and youth of dalith youths.....

[@Tej517]

@17:00 Small correction,Gandhi was one of the freedom fighters ,there are other men who laid down their lives for the freedom.

[@nishantpatar9020]

It give me tears and no words..

[@mirjanagrahovac4410]

Marten Dekker It's almost as if industrial capitalism breaks the old order of feudalism down in India or something. This pattern is repeated in every country which industrializes. Mechanization, better irrigation etc. means more food can be grown with less labor and so, the less productive farms go belly up and move to the cities where they find employment or start their own businesses. It's nothing to be feared. To the contrary, it's to be welcomed.

[@indobalkanizer6557]

@Marten Dekker Agriculture is still subsidised in India where large Govt farm godowns waste tons of crops every year, farmers are not free from Indian Govt yet!

[@lars.nordberg]

Love your videos!

[@vanthinh89]

Dear @Free To Choose Network , Thank you for your great video! Is it possible to allow us to contribute the substitle in another languague? We would like to translate the English subtitle into Vietnamese to promote the video.

[@palashpandey5612]

Really heartwarming. I am recommending this to all my friends. Thanks so much Johan and team.

[@evijaymohan]

Thanks for this :)

[@anoopsharma1043]

Oh god :( I didnt know there is someone in my country that doesn't have ownership right :( Thank you so much >3

[@shahrags]

I completely sympathize with the street vendors but one has to also consider that they block sidewalks which are meant for people to walk. Its a genuine problem that because of street vendors normal people can't walk even for short distances. Forcing people to take transport and reducing physical activity which overall impacts health of people. There are plenty of areas where the street vendors by standing on sides of roads block the traffic leading to bottlenecks. What needs to be done is alot certain land for such kind of carts. I cant believe that the govt has legalised for street vendors to block sidewalks.

[@Napoleon4778]

Good documentary, although the treatment of caste could have been a bit more nuanced.

[@thinhpham4713]

7:07 just like in Vietnam....

[@securlife8355]

What iam saying that in india your slef your growing then every one ask cast

[@mos5139]

Street vendors block traffic?! Why does no one care about this