How Guyana's Oil Discovery is Important for India

#indiabusiness #guyana #stockmarket #india #business

[@patrickdial5810]

Guyana's well armed neighbour, Venezuela is threatening to seize Guyana's territory and it is hoped that India would pledge its support to defend Guyana. Like Mauritius, Guyana values its Indian roots and would always be a close brother to India. If India makes a statement, it will deter the greedy, lawless element in Venezuela from their colonialist designs on Guyana.

[@albertroundtree8546]

You live in a world of fantasy. When Indians were being burnt out of their homes did India help? No. In fact Nehru said Guyanese Indians should learn to be loyal citizens. Do you know who helped? It was Venezuela who absorbed a stream of Indian refugees, among them was my cousin who became a Venezuelan citizen.

[@ListenNoTalk]

Only if India pays. Owe Russia billions for oil. India just wants oil and thats about it

[@oldboyJay]

@@albertroundtree8546 And now Venezuela wants to absorb 70% of Guyana's territory. They helped the refugees then, and now they want to help themselves to Guyana's land.

[@user-lz4zm8fl7s]

India will and should defend Indosphere nations.

[@cb250nighthawk3]

India, the new imperialist.🎉. Bye America!

[@lennoxramhit6516]

Blessing to Guyana towards my beloved India as much as my Guyana is my beloved brother and sister love FRom Trinidad and Tobago west indies Trinidad

[@pooransingh1882]

It took Modhiji to realize the Indian diaspora as being significant parts of India and Indian civilization. This relationship can only continue to grow culturally and economically.

[@silvarajoomuniandy4316]

The Congress looters only looked after themselves.

[@seanhalley6933]

Alot of country didn't know Guyana when we were poor

[@omarionbayley9721]

That’s how life is

[@dhanrajmohan701]

India 🇮🇳 help guyana building stadium and other projects.

[@Mozambique2407]

I know about as there are hindus living and I am hindu too. Oil will come and go but there are hindus which is good thing for me.

[@ragmuktad]

One country definitely knows when you are rich and that is venezuela

[@rohitsawant5805]

Well, 20 years back too nobody cared about India, today India is 5th Largest Economy set to become 3rd largest by 2030 so yeah. Now the World cares about India.

[@chandrabhairo9095]

India has always maintained a strong relationship with Guyana, especially since we got our independence! Don’t forget the Tata buses, assistance with the Providence stadium, just to mention a few !

[@Vaishnav_nt2r]

25% hindu population... 😻

[@kittyread1605]

Jackasses

[@ianrahmramdhani4299]

Guyana paid for the Tata busE

[@chandrabhairo9095]

India write off the unpaid loan decades ago , since the days of PNC, google it

[@user-wu4ko8yi9o]

Tata bus without parts Burnham fuck it up

[@user-nv6fu1xu4w]

India has the largest oil refineries in the world and helping oil producing countries in this.

[@KijjiSale]

Guyana's population: 40% is Indian or Indo-Guyanese

[@JoseCoronado-wv6tm]

Como puedes llamar alo pueblos originarios extrangeros

[@VRISOL-pz6gp]

I hope the politicians of Guyana do not think the oil money if for them to line their pockets, it's for developing the country, therefore creating jobs at very good wages so the population can increase their welfare.

[@vze4vjxt]

I see endless developments going on in Guyana - nothing happens overnight

[@MrMorgan05]

hope the prosperity will trickle down to the people.better education,best health care,best roads etc

[@cliffwoodbury5319]

its big for India because their relationship has been positive for so long that when India's military starts seeking bases around the world this seams like a sure lock for bases.

[@krishnakant6545]

Yes. Brazil is a friend. So it shouldn't be a problem if India sets up bases in Guyana and Suriname to protect them from evil eyes.

[@pythondre]

Monroe Doctrine

[@virginparadize7806]

Guyana should be in a position to raise it's one third population out of poverty levels and provide a subsistence going forward. Afterall, that oil belongs to the People of Guyana and not solely for the politicians.

[@daggerin4life726]

Don't mix your word.. YOU MEAN BIG COPERATION ExxonMobil and Chevron...they re one stealing Guyana Oil not politicians... Stop spreading propganda. don't put Cart before the horse....

[@ListenNoTalk]

Only if India pays. Owe Russia billions for oil

[@gregorychirinos7500]

its called capitalism my friend

[@manovrsb]

We've already seen what happens when government depends too much on oil money. It's good for a while but ofcourse i believe the people shouldn't rely too much on it.

[@satmohabir7175]

@@ListenNoTalk Russians were paid in rupees. There is now some purchase of seafaring vessels from Russia that will help.

[@kenergixllc527]

Oil from Guyana was being exported mostly to Exxon's Baton Rouge refinery. It is now mostly going to Europe.

[@priyahassan312]

Guyana getting rich for some and poorer for some because most of us are struggling

[@Sthmohtwenty]

Go find wukkkkkk. ....plant veg and et c....lazy ppl have 2 struggle....

[@user-yk1yd1rc3t]

​@@Sthmohtwenty... How do you know that she isn't working... people got to kill themselves in this country, when we're so rich?...all people asking for in this country is for better wages and salaries to deal with the cost of living...while the citizens killing themselves...the politicians filling their pockets undercover.

[@faidbaksh8481]

Keep shaking in your hammocks and don’t plant basic things.

[@amazonwarrior7126]

priyahassan312, you should do some work instead, of moaning, if you dont like it then move to Venezuela

[@subhranshuganguly2246]

Modi Ji act fast. Indian Oil along with Adani , Ambani and Vedanta should buy all the wells. India should send aircraft carrier Vikrant escorted by 50 naval ships so that Venezuelan Moduro do not dare to attack our interest. Act fast if you want to win 2024 elections. We demand free visa on arrival for all Indians , cheap oil prices at petrol stations , cheap LPG for our kitchen. And dual citizenship for all NRIs - so that very fast we can make Guyana part of the largest democracy in the world. What an achivement Sir ji.

[@TheThundertaker]

Woah, sending gunboats to far flung lands, demanding concessions in return for protection. Steady on there Palmerstone.

[@adrianbristol4392]

Guyana not gonna be little Indian, you can assist from a distance

[@jarreljones9409]

We also have all classified information people in Guyana 🇬🇾 Indian people are not the only people there there's also black chinese and brazilian

[@satmohabir7175]

And Native Indians.

[@narinesingh9548]

Are you stressing your internal divisions, and possibly lack of unity?

[@NATUREMAN360]

When I migrated to the USA my co-worker asked me if Guyana had buildings. I had to laugh. Yes, we were poor and yes we had buildings but super rich in natural resources.

[@shauncameron8390]

But poor in expertise on how to put said natural resources to good use.

[@jennydesouza9593]

Many Guyanese are not aware of our natural resources.Thank you for reminding them.Our six races living together are Guyanese.Not Indians or Africans.No east indians .Maybe west Indians🤣🤣

[@vikaskaushik3663]

Great to see the people to people connection better in coming years

[@user-wb1gs6tp3i]

The past is not today. We live in a civilized and now modern world. Stuck in the past prevents you from moving forward. Develop an attitude of gratitude if you feel stuck in the past, instead of the criticism, try to focus on what's happening now and look for positives. Take it from this outsider.

[@kittyread1605]

I am Indo Guyanese and I embrace my Blessings of Guyana, my grandparents that I remember fondly were visionary beautiful souls, who worked very hard for any success they had and for their future generations. I am proud of who I am today, thanks to the mindset of my family as loyalty to Guyana and their Guyanese heritage and unique culture. We are all aware of our Indian ancestry, but our stance is for Guyana and very proud people in our own right, and enriched as either Hindus or Christians, or other Faiths. Including the non believers. I live in the present, thankful of being Guyanese, a beautiful enriched land with many wonders and our mixed ethnic background forming our Guyanese Nation.. We all need to stand equally as a nation. I am strong in my Christian Faith, with love and respect for Hinduism and those who follow different paths. But that's my family upbringing....moving forward, never looking back beyond Guyana. And very proud of who we are and not ignorant to our ancestry. But we move forward for the love of our beautiful country deep respect of our indigenous native Amerindians our one Guyanese nation of different ethnicities. 🙏✝️...🇬🇾💜

[@dy6682]

When you look at the earth from space , you see no borders - just a fragile , blue planet made from exploding stars billions of years ago . We should be grateful to Mother Nature for our blessings instead of stealing and plundering from each other. Respect

[@kittyread1605]

@@dy6682 very true.. our Earth looks very beautiful and also it's fragility in our vast universe. But since time began with our existence, humans and animals. There have always been territories and migration from thousands of years ago, settling into our land and provision of food, water and shelter and for our animals too. Borders are marking the land and waters of our countries. These borders form our many nations and many cultures and Faiths. We see the evil of invasion without borders, and the suffering and threats of war and invasion even with our borders. These are complex humanitarian issues of war and suffering to obtain land, richness and overpowering nations. So without borders...even worse. Bit like leaving the door of your home open and vulnerable to anyone allowing themselves. And we wouldn't do that!! But there is always a risk even with a closed door and security measures in place.

[@paullal6759]

Wow that's great 🎉🎉🎉😊❤

[@user-hc8ji4xj8c]

But our country is beautiful and we were happy before oil

[@surajbarthwal7947]

what a video, you are very talented with all the graphics you used and your creativity i really like it but sadly underrated

[@PraveenNair123]

Nice research

[@akaandthebois6179]

Don't forget their neighbor Suriname which has the same history as Guyana. They too are now on the verge of extracting massive oil reserves

[@willempasterkamp862]

echt ?

[@davidcomma1930]

It is a blessing when you have nothing riches comes problems comes

[@divyanshsrivastava4703]

Nice analysis 🎉

[@kittyread1605]

Of course.... we're best friends. I wonder why 😂😂😂

[@ChandrekaTejram-pr2gn]

Sir Venezuela want to bully us and fight for our oil and land please help us we are Indian too

[@VanRock.]

hey out of curiosity where do you get these information from?

[@gj1234567899999]

What will India do if Venezuela invades Guyana and only America helps Guyana? India will look weak if it can’t help its friends in their most dire time of need.

[@Gio-ue8ps]

China owns 20-30% of these oil fields. If Venezuela tried to invade, China & U.S. military would get involved. It’s just saber rattling.

[@ulrichlachman1216]

Suriname also has a border dispute with Suriname. If the Venezuelan government of Nicolás Maduro decides tomorrow to annex the Essequibo area following a military action following a referendum, the Guyanese will be faced with a taste of their own medicine. The Venezuelans have been claiming the Essequibo area for decades, because they assume that during the colonial administration of the British - in what is now called Guyana - the aforementioned area was confiscated by the German Robert Hermann Schomburgk by drawing up false maps. . Venezuela was certainly no match for the British militarily at that period, so the area was added to Guyana. It must be clear that the British also wanted a so-called foothold on the mainland of South America. On our side too, the British have done everything they can to steal territory from the other colonizers in the North Sea. The fact that part of present-day Guyana also belonged to the colony of Suriname can still be deduced from the Dutch names in certain places. But it was the same Robert Hermann Schomburgk who ascended the Corentijn and also after this journey drew up a false map for the British, in which he indicated that the Coeroeni Cutari was the upper course of the Corantijn River. He had not seen the truly much larger stream of water that we call the Upper Corantijn. Later, upon further investigation by the British Barrington Brown, the Upper Corantijn - which he called the New River - turned out to be the real upper course, creating the so-called Tigri Delta, located between Coeroeni, Cutari, Upper Corantijn and the Acarai Mountains, without there was no doubt that it should be regarded as Surinamese territory. However, the British wanted nothing to do with Barrington Brown's findings. In 1969, before our political independence, President Forbes Burnham of Guyana, which became independent in 1966, decided to occupy the Tigri Delta by means of military force. As is known, the Netherlands, which still had to defend Suriname as a part of the empire, did not intervene. Due to this annexation and the violent actions of Guyana, Suriname still has a border dispute with that country, just like Venezuela has with the Guyanese over the Essequibo area. The Guyanese government is now screaming bloody murder and is seeking support all over the world against a possible Venezuelan attack to take over the area militarily, but Suriname should absolutely not side with Guyana when it comes to the Essequibo issue. Guyana has occupied part of our territory since 1969, and does everything if the area belongs to it. We may be part of the English-speaking club CARICOM, which immediately supported Guyana, but we have been robbed by the Guyanese for more than 54 years. They have taken our territory hostage with military force and we should not accept that for a moment and certainly should not side with them when it concerns the Essequibo issue between Venezuela and the Guyanese. The fact that the Venezuelans now want to take back the area, if necessary with the use of the much stronger Venezuelan army, of course has everything to do with the large oil and natural gas reserves that have been discovered off the coast of the aforementioned area. This border dispute could have enormous consequences for security in our area, which can be described as the Guyanas. An area that runs from the Orinoco to the Oyapock. It is understandable that Venezuela may wish to use military resources. Isn't that what the Guyanese did to us in 1969, when The Hague did everything it could to get the police unit out of the Tigri area and was under former officer Lapre. The Netherlands did not want to have trouble with NATO partner Great Britain, that was clear at the time. But we now live in the 21st century and must not forget that we have a Ukraine and a Gaza, where major powers commit actions that can cause changes within geopolitics, including on our continent, when business and major financial interests come into play. This is about oil, that's what it was about in Iraq too. We can always talk about green energy and electric cars, but oil is still of great and survival importance for most economies and that is why the Venezuelan-Guyanese border conflict can still cause a lot of trouble for all of us. And especially if world powers get involved. Is oil a blessing or a curse? Unfortunately, this will also be expressed or expressed in this region. Surinamese Newspaper / Source: De West, d.d., 19-11-2023

[@miguelramirez6352]

Thank you for the historical background, it's important to know how things happened in the past in order to better approach and understand what's happening in the present! Colombia also has had a dispute with Venezuela, since Colombia has coasts on the Gulf of Venezuela in the northwest! And of course there's oil in there as well! Venezuela has the oil and still doesn't manage to survive since their political system has the country in ruins! Millions of Venezuelans have fled the country and now they cause instability, crime and poverty in neighboring countries!

[@sharonharipal3726]

Essequibo rightfully belongs to Guyana.🇬🇾🇬🇾🇬🇾🇬🇾🇬🇾

[@willempasterkamp862]

guyana to maduro, suriname to brasil. case closed.

[@syedmaricar9946]

😂 Guayana is beneficial to improve India thanks to Irfan Ali after indented labour by colonial empire english speaking with so much confidence, connection to India.

[@user-ox1pw9lv9j]

Could you make what you are saying make sense .Guyana should be beneficial with its resources to the Guyanese people first and the people's of Guyana is of six nationally not only Indians one love one humanity ❤❤

[@randysingh6548]

Guyana and India great partnership.

[@Vaishnav_nt2r]

25% hindu population.. ❤️‍🩹

[@rajbeekie7124]

Guyana was always resources rich. Guyana has always been poor due to the teefing politicians who for decades filled their pockets. I can see shipments of oil and other goods going to India. However, there is no way India will help Guyana in a military way. The US and the UK are the only two countries that are viable options to defend Guyana. It is in their strategic interest.

[@brettsorge2550]

I thought the European space agency is in Guyana? I doubt the European Union will allow Venezuela to take over.

[@derricklewis7662]

French Guyana

[@Gojo_Satorou274]

criminally underrated channel.

[@OszieDe]

Thesnippet image used at the point rosay, " this is Guyana," is misrepresented. That picture is from one of the asian countries, more likely Bangladesh. This content creater and others like this should refernce their images.

[@zainoolrahman8840]

It look more like India.

[@sahadeobhagwandin9]

Needs to remove the 1st photo of Guyana, looks like the slums of India.

[@narpaulheeralall614]

Guyana has no rail tracks existing, especially running thru urban slums. This is a picture of Indian slums transplanted into this video to create an image of deep poverty..

[@rajanjacob2577]

guyana poverty is 46 percent whereas indias poverty is 14 percent google it .

[@amitavadas7533]

If we need to purchase those oils, then it will be at a heavy price bcz of distance from India

[@user-wq2yd5wp4j]

country like india with lowest gdp per capita income is in need of guyana

[@apeters5339]

If they’ve already pumped 10 billion barrels, won’t they run out soon. Since they only have max 28 billion reserves?

[@user-nv6fu1xu4w]

India is your big brother❤❤❤❤❤

[@deanneaverth1377]

right in India's backyard! Oh wait, not at all.

[@user-oh8kl2je7w]

The Country IS FASTENED TO OUR DNA most of our ancestors came from there so India and us are permanent families they will be our best friend in good and bad days..we salute India

[@dchauhan1981]

Bharat is also developing country, so 1st have to help themselves to develop and together to grow economy with common interest both country trade.

[@silvarajoomuniandy4316]

Haha, yes developing in the Western sense, beating UK.

[@ayushc5704]

When can we drill oil from Andaman?

[@hasarethnizam2123]

how India will benefit? Reliance and Adani's new venture will get benefitted.

[@hasarethnizam2123]

Adani's imported coal caused in coal price hike in India, simultaneously increased electrical power price. same thing is going to be happened

[@Sukhoi30]

😂😂 cry anti national cry,your community is curse for any non Islamic country, look up philipines ,China,Thailand,Myanmar, Nigeria all suffering from terror and separatism

[@user-yt3pw5gx7q]

Descendants of Indian indentured laborers brought to the Arawak land which was colonized by the British are now looking to defend colonial territory. It's an interesting one. Everything West of the essequibo river is Amerindian, and some Blacks. When Guyana gained independence in 1966. Did it really gain independence, or did it just enter neo-colonialism. Did the independence properly recognize the indigenous population, or were they effectively kept out and put on the reservation that is essequibo? Very tricky. Had Guyana made major developments in essequibo with all ethnic groups present, and had Guyana promoted Amerindians to a respectable position of economic & political power, then Guyana would've been in a more secure position. As such. Guyana appears as something between a Western colony and an Indian colony. So yes, another Win for India. Thanks to the West, again. (Although Indians will keep believing it was entirely due to their merit that they were not enslaved, and instead placed as the higher caste in Guyana, as they were in many British colonies). The question is, what happens when the West cannot give India any more gifts. What happens when India no longer receives so much special treatment from the West.

[@DevendraMahendraSingh]

About 80% of Guyana is about to be annexed by Venezuela.

[@ianrajkumar]

0:04 not Guyana, we don't have train tracks

[@user-po9eh7us2b]

True

[@mahalakshmeemahato1977]

India gave Guyana many Buses free and who enjoy the free bees! Burnham serve East and West Ruimveldt, Success St. Durban St. etc. Indians slaved in the fields, planting sugar, rice, coconuts, plantain, cassava, etc. Indians deserve the right to benefit from our wealth by supporting us in many areas of manufacturing in many areas. We must not look at the colour of our skin and hair but as one pple of Guyana and the World, mostly respect and put our differences apart and start fresh! Indians r giver not taker. India helps Africa without any expectations and the Africans love India! Learn from them bcz India Bharat herself suffered many invasions by foreigners! Now they’re bc on their feet bcz they worked hard and share. One of the biggest Democratic country in the World. Pple of Guyana join hands with India bcz India had no expectations from us but to deliver. PM Modi is the best PM for India and us.

[@desrai6440]

India should not be dependent on Guyana alone in south America because neighbour Suriname is pumping oil in 2028 and has more and cheaper oil.

[@krishnakant6545]

How many reserves do these countries have exactly? Can it meet 100% of India's energy needs for next 25 years atleast?

[@satmohabir7175]

@@krishnakant6545 India will not buy 100% of its oil requirement from any single source and no country will sell all its oil to any single country. In any case, India's oil requirement per day will increase from its current 5 million to 7 million barrels per day, some but not much of which is supplied internally.

[@user-po9eh7us2b]

❤

[@shawngadsby2278]

Guyana 🇬🇾 don't look like that so don't say foolish photos you ppl eye pass Guyana

[@daggerin4life726]

Opportunistic Endia.. Bjp is Insult to the Man Mohandas Caramchand .Ghandi.. A Firm support of Anti APARTHIED today Endia bjp is in beat with WORLD ONLY AND WORST HUMANS VIOLATOR OF HUMAN RIGHT.. Isreal WORLD ONLY APARTHIED ENCLAVE.. ..THERE'S NO SPECIAL RELATIONSHIP HER GET LOST.. GO AWAY

[@kittyread1605]

There's no hope for us Guyanese. Don't know where them nasty pictures came from...not our Guyana.🇬🇾

[@danielshiwgobin6163]

The first picture is not from Guyana.

[@VRISOL-pz6gp]

OK Guyana's new best friend India, Guyana needs GURKHAS to boost their military to secure the Essequibo frontier that borders Venezuela. Be nice send them.

[@krishnakant6545]

Sign a defence agreement first

[@user-bp8ix1su9l]

Modi is running for Guyana as it has oil now. 😂😂

[@obeybrandon4864]

We Indian of Guyana prefer to give our wealth to our brothers and sisters of indua rather than to give it to the Americans

[@martinabalkarran116]

Fyi 00:04 thats not Guyana...🙄

[@tinwood1364]

when we were down nobody did not reconize guyana now every body want a piece of the pie ?hmm time will tell

[@krishnakant6545]

That's the way of the world. When India was poor, with zero exports, not enough food, noone bothered about us either. Everyone treated us like crap as well.

[@moongrass217]

It's not Exxon Mobile, it's ExxonMobil

[@tompell3032]

when india buys oil, please make sure to get the payment upfront and don't forget to count the money lest you get scammed.

[@krishnakant6545]

That's what Chinese are famous for doing. Especially Chinese running loan scams in India.

[@RajendraSingh-tw1de]

The citizens of this rich oil and !lots of other resources Yet Guyanese struggling to maintain their families

[@amazonwarrior7126]

so when was Guyana poor? our people have always has a good standard of living,before oil, its standard of living not how much a nation has

[@ravman1184]

Are you stupid man , Guyana is still one of the poorest countries in the world , it has the worst infrastructure In the America's and Caribbean. Facts is facts ,maybe that change time will tell

[@sahadeobhagwandin9]

Ggggg

[@kittyread1605]

Hi again...I just can't stay out of this. After just putting out a really upbeat post about Guyana and all the positives . This shows up and I couldn't hold back 🤬🤬.. I'm well upset.

[@rajanjacob2577]

😂😂😂

[@kittyread1605]

@@rajanjacob2577 ....??.why the..😂. This is why Indians should never be involved in our Guyanese life and country. 🇬🇾💚

[@SARodriguez-kw7wl]

Big Eastern Indian community

[@user-qw7rf2sz7f]

We can buy oil from Guyana. Guyana have the largest population of people of Indian origin, 51% 🇮🇳🙏🏽🇬🇾

[@bigsur1355]

We do not do not need India now. The USA will help us if anything breaks out from Venezuela. They have the most influence and interest with Exxon.

[@seetaangel5610]

India should provide indentureship records for people of Indian Origin from Guyana. This would allow people of Indian Origin from Guyana to get OIC Cards whereby it would be easier to visit India for Spritual Tourism, buy properties , live in India etc.? Many people of Indian Origin have migrated to UK, Us and Canada. The Guyana Government should forge closer ties with India. India should help Guyana with Defence . Venezuela’s claim on The Essequibo Region is very worrisome. A Statement of Support for Guyana from India would be helpful to Guyana.

[@VishnuRamdin-xe7yd]

Even Indians who are borned in india when becoming canadian citizens have to get a visa to reenter their birth country.Talk about human rigjts

[@satmohabir7175]

​@@VishnuRamdin-xe7yd If you become a Canadian citizen, you are entitled to get an OIC card upon application to India for it. Then you can travel to India more freely.

[@kittyread1605]

I don't know why India has such difficulty in respecting our Guyanese nationality...as Indo Guyanese or any other ethnic background. Stop belittling us...please STOP. Nobody is stopping us,, we are NOT Indians in Guyana. We are Guyanese, and as evidence of leaving Guyana shows.... India is not our home, why would we contemplate a country so very different in culture and beliefs that harbours it's own racism and prejudices, and less than equal social structure. Overpopulated and immense poverty. NO THANKS. PLEASE MIND YOUR OWN BUSINESS. Look after your poverty stricken country and people. 🤬. The ridiculous nonsense I'm reading from people who know nothing ,and their stupid comments on OUR Guyanese lives. and loyalty to Guyana, Got news for you folks...the US, Canada and UK!! And it's not a freebie entry for citizenship, . nothing is handed out on a silver platter..These countries are not perfect with everything so wonderful.There are still struggles and prejudices too, but far more tolerant and share much wider cultures suited to our Guyanese way of life, and those of the Christian Faith too. But NEVER EVER India. The same for Guyanese folks from other ethnic groups migrating to these countries...these are promising countries to be hopeful of settling.

[@kittyread1605]

Guyanese government does not forge special ties with India....why would we???? 🤬 We are one Guyanese nation of different ethnicities...that form our own unique Guyanese culture. Give me strength to cope with all these unbelievable and uneducated comments. Good grief, you people need to quit .😭😭.. please😭 🇬🇾💚🇬🇾💛.

[@yeahwhateveridc6062]

Indian People of Suriname can get an OCI card. I have one!

[@vze4vjxt]

we had the third richest black man in the world and nobody complained and Hami Green had his associate selling an attache case filled with gold in New York every month

[@sanjay_singh]

direct airplane connectivity may bring rubber blight disease

[@seetaangel5610]

India should help people of Indian Origin reclaim their Hindi and Bhojpuri Etc speaking Ethnic languages when they came from India as Indentured labourers. Hindus in Guyana should give Hindu Names to their children. I mean their first name and do not Anglicized by giving English names like Kevin, Andrew, Nicole etc. You are Hindu first. India can help people of Indian Origin by sending Hindi Teachers to Guyana to help Hindus reclaim their Indian Heritage in terms of Hindi language, classes on Sanskrit and Studies of the Bhagwat Gita, Ramayan, Vedanta etc. I am so sad that the People of Indian Origin in Guyana are unable to write or speak Hindi. Sanskrit and Hindi should be taught in the Elementary and High Schools by Teachers from India. Surinamese, Mauritian, Fijians and not forgetting some Trinidadian’s of Indian Origin are well versed in Bhojpuri, Hindi and other Indian ethnic languages . Indian Origin People in Guyana were pressured by The British to not speak their Ethnic Languages and did not encourage or provide support to the Indian Diaspora of Guyana in this regard. Sita Ram to all Hindus in Guyana.

[@anitaboodram1155]

now modi remember indian people in guyana

[@sonachuria8698]

India and the East Indians does not recognize the Guyanese Indians and other Indian Diaspora as Indians, they are considered Outcasts/Dalits/Untouchables. Let them not go this Beautiful Guyana and Pollute. it. Stay in India. Guyana does not need you and your Filthy Society. Guyanese Indians are Dark Skin and East Indians are White Skin which they so Honor. Go back to India, Guyana is ONE PEOPLE, ONENATION,ONE DESTINY. Glory to the Mighty Roraima, Land of the Free.

[@MrMorgan05]

Don't forget that under Congress govt they ignored a lot of countries where Indians were prevalent majority...as we all know the Grand Looters Party was very busy... looting india

[@pooferfish1227]

Guyana should ask the usa for help and promise oil

[@sarkarj2688]

Hindus from all over the world Unites

[@carlosrivera4660]

Tell India 🇮🇳 to go and fight Venezuela 🇻🇪 😂😂😂

[@valmikiramani580]

If India wants oil, they must send Sikhs and Gurkhas troops to boost Guyana's Defense force.

[@amazonwarrior7126]

yes that would be nice

[@mohamedfasil4932]

That’s heavy guns and too overwhelming, for Guyana

[@amazonwarrior7126]

@@mohamedfasil4932 are you being an ass?

[@winstonseecharan6321]

It is not economically feasible to protect an entire nation in order to get there because they still can't get it free they have to buy it

[@paulinepobayya4331]

Uh Guyana get a new friend.now india

[@willempasterkamp862]

Noooo, india gets oil on discount from russia. Makes more sense when guyana will be seized by brasil or venezuela.

[@user-dm4qg4tc9c]

Guyana has a majority of Indian population that the British brought over more than a century ago. India never showed any interest toward Guyana. As a matter of fact, neither did they show any interest for any of the West Indian islands that host a large Indian population. So, now, India wakes up and showers importance on Guyana. What miracles oil can perform.

[@dy6682]

Guyana - land of oil or sea of oil? It’s all offshore . Remember East Indians were coming to the Caribbean since 1838 from India so our roots go back …..

[@royoutar]

F yeah next Dubai

[@richarddecker9515]

Win eight billion barrels of oil and new friends who didn’t have the time of day for you when you were poor now are your best friends

[@yodefosumari1020]

India has to support Guyana if Venezuela invades this country due to the dispute over the Essequibo territory. Many Guyanese are of Hindu descent and India must protect the small South American country from threats by Venezuelan nationalists to take over the controversial Essequibo, rich in oil and other natural resources.

[@mstemplgod2717]

You said it. India has one heck of a Military. I think the 4th most powerful in the world.

[@satmohabir7175]

@@Winellaoose Wasn't this matter of the boundary dispute sent for resolution to some world body many years ago? In any case, the UK may provide some help since they defined the current boundary between Guyana and Venezuela.

[@VishnuRamdin-xe7yd]

American army is backing guyana. The Indian army is no match to Venezuela army. I still believe that guyana/Venezuela land dispute will be settled by international law.(Canada)

[@Amoghavarsha.]

​@@VishnuRamdin-xe7ydwhat 😂 dilusional

[@satmohabir7175]

@@VishnuRamdin-xe7yd You need to come to grips with the Indian military. Anyways, you should post about what you know and not guess. Actually, if you had posted that Venezuela is no match for India, that would be right. In terms of world military power, India is number 4 whilst Venezuela does not figure.

[@user-cd3ys6yq9r]

Oil is ok but bio fuel is better,getting us farmers produce,converting it to ethanol and mixing it with guyanese /us oil that is refined in our refineries,serves the farmers of usa and our ethanol ecosystem.Which actually should be our goal.ethanol 85 pc.For all gasoline export.Which will give us money to buy arms and expensive technology and machinery from not just usa but also from other global bio fuel alliance countries. Russia can be given a stake in this ethanol plant expansion,they can hold 25 pc stake in all of the ethanol plants that india builds for export.Thus they can continue to have the money minus the oil.They too shall be paid in the currencies of the trading partners and then russia can buy goods from them using that currency. It doesn't have to be a zero sum game. All that is needed is a grand vision so that farmers income grows and oil that doesnt benefit with job creation is replaced by bio fuels. Russia too can send their produce for ethanol production to india.They just need to be a partner not a disrupter in world growth and prosperity.

[@unglaubichuberlieber8048]

GUYANA: sure modi, guyana is important to you ... and this is probably what guyana will say to you: since you have been cut off from middle east + russia + ??? ...of course modi, you understand the price must increase ... as we can sell directly to europe ... like you do modi: WHAT ???!!!

[@Toronto324]

That picture in the beginning of the video is not Guyana!!! That is a lie, there is no where in Guyana that looks that impoverished. That must be Ghana in Africa .

[@lennoxramhit6516]

Blessing to 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉India and most blessing to my Guyana brother and sister from Guyana it's time now for Guyana to excel if you Guyana Play stupidity you will lost everything like the dog and the Bone so be Smart as other country is Smart

[@kittyread1605]

You're arrogant... you really are. Guyana stupidity... really?? Must look at your own country. 🤬We're not your business to mind. 🇬🇾

[@amazonwarrior7126]

well lennoxramhit6516, we are not playing stupid, if we were we eould not be the fastest growing economy in the world

[@amazonwarrior7126]

lennoxramhit6516, no we are not fools, we are the fastest growing economy in the world 66% pa ,but we dont depend on oil alone, we develope all aspects of the economy, unlike Venezuela or saudi arabia

[@kittyread1605]

@@amazonwarrior7126 look who's talking my Guyanese brother. Fancy someone putting 'Guyana stupidity '.... really..🤬🤬🤬. Cause only India has the brightest people.. but forget those who had to be educated in other countries to reach their goals and successes in life...These comments and similar ones reeks with jealousy. Our beautiful Guyana, our geographical location and all of us who embrace integration and shared culture and influenced by our neighbours of the Americas and of course the Carribbean 🇬🇾🌎🇬🇾✝️💟. There's nothing else to say, but many comments are belittling and a mockery of us...as always .They can't stand a nation of people..those who are proud of being Guyanese and we do not need to validate our worth and identity of being proud, by the past history of India. Cause it was poverty and suffering that our forefathers left behind. These 'great richness, most clever..etc of India...have no bearing on who I am thanks. To those who can only be validated of their identity and worth finding their lost culture and traditions of India...do so. But many families count their Blessings where they are now, opportunities in life moving forward But never forget those who left India, and made Guyana ours by indentured slavery. Not forgetting the Chinese descendants who went there too and successfully ran businesses also etc... And with great respect to people from Africa who suffered immense cruelty by slavery, but The British needed more people to help and make Guyana prosper and grow , different skills in labour, business minded and moving forward embracing education as a whole nation.. This once British Guyana of varying descendants that all form our culture.. And our beautiful native Guyanese Amerindians.. these indigenous.first people of the Americas and Carribbean 🇬🇾🌎🇬🇾. It is comments posted from people envious of us and wanting us to feel we're lost without ties to India, how dare we !! I am NOT superior to anyone by being proud of who I am, my family and upbringing, my Faith and my life's journey. BUT neither am I inferior, ashamed and be made a mockery of. AND to those choosing to be more just Indians in Guyana, tracing their roots, if that's their passion and how they identify and understand themselves better, and valued. with distancing from the typical GUYANESE culture but more Indian please do so... I do get accused of all sorts sometimes Guyanese Amazon Warrior. Hope all is well with you 🙏✝️🇬🇾🇬🇾🇬🇾💟

[@amazonwarrior7126]

@@kittyread1605 hi my lovely Guyanese sister, I totally agree with you and your comment, yes a lot of foreigners hate Guyana because of the progress it has made, especally the venezuliana, and its not oil they want as they have more than enought, but they are jelicious of the progress we have made , as for the Indian nationals they dont really understand Guyana, as they think we are overseas indians like the ones in Africa, and they think we are uneducated when we Guyanese are the most educated in south america , last of all it makes me laugh to think we Guyanese Indian are lost with out India, its pure stupidness. some people blame the british for bringing indian labourers to Guyana, but if they dident Guyana would not be the nice place it is today,

[@erlandgriffith]

india did not care about guyana lol until something pop up now

[@faidbaksh8481]

Since Guyana got gets independence in 1966, India opened a permanent Indian embassy in Guyana. Indira Gandhi even visited in the 60s.

[@almckenzie6359]

Called it hapan jat

[@valmikiramani580]

India send GURKHAS to serve in your new best friend's army, to guard the Essequibo border with Venezuela. Hey, they are fierce jungle fighters. Bê nice to your new best friend.

[@NarendraRajkumar-yz2it]

Guyana. is. not. poor

[@user-kf1ri3vx9t]

And the people of Guyana is still poor only the rich rich and is poor poorr

[@dhirajshah4933]

In your captions Modiji is too busy to know and build up relationship with poor indo Guyanese and indo Caribbean. Jai Sita Ram Jai shree Krishna

[@Red.bulldozer3]

Discovering oil in foreign land is not a big deal but to savely secure the supplies to india is very important. Some years ago the indians discovered oil in mynmar water but there after the indians were dragging their feet over the pricing and other minor issues. Finally the chinese grab the oil from mynmar which was discoverd by indians😂

[@joschkahurst]

6:05 Guyana is not in the Caribbean Sea so it's not a Caribbean nation it's in the Atlantic Ocean on the south American continent thank you.

[@PuranSingh-mm1yk]

😅😅😅😅😅 that is lie

[@kittyread1605]

I'm livid with this video 🤬🤬🤬. They've not even got their foot in the door yet....properly. They been trying for years. By the way, i aint your sister, and my family are not your brothers and sisters ok. Cut that out. Thanks

[@vze4vjxt]

that is not Guyana!! that is Bangladesh or some other place and Guyana was never the poorest in the caribbean - just a lot of lies. Guyana dont have people with turban and nowhere in Guyana looks like that