INDIA is overrated? Superpower? Pakistan, USA, China and unemployment Ft.

[@engsudatta276]

Just look at what foreign companies, like Walmart, Amazon, Ford, Xiaomi, Vivo, Oppo, and currently Samsung, encountered, we shall know how bad the investment environment is in India.

[@ChinYeanOng]

Spot on

[@endeend1]

More than that. Many other industrials - steel, chemical giants shutdown or lost tons of money trying to operate in India. The whole psyche of India is how much money can I steal, loot, make or take and then get the hell out of here with my family.

[@kshetrimayumbhabananda2491]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😊

[@Michael-vw8vp]

It's a superpooper

[@newbee2262]

Quality over quantity India is about quantity No quality

[@gshrdy5415]

what quality you are talking about.

[@petergohtek5842]

@@newbee2262 phone produced in India rejected in EU

[@sujathaviswanathan7210]

Heard this a billion times.... "India has great potential!", " India has massive demographic dividend!", " India produces CEOs that run top American companies!" yada yada. Come behind me with swords, but as an Indian, I am confident that since India incentivizes mediocrity and corruption while breeding like rabbits (Cue BIMARU states, North East India), she will remain a middling power at best. Take our current Olympics medal tally, 3 bronze ones (not a single gold, so far) out of a nation of 1.5 billion people as an example and contrast that with Japan ( 16 medals for a population of 122 million(est.), China ( 25 medals for a population of 1.4 billion) , South Korea ( 12 medals for a population of 51 million) and the US ( 38 medals for a population of 341 million). For most Indians. a win against Pakistan is considered enough ( cue cricket). India is a massive contradiction at best.

[@braxtonshrianandan2438]

Very true... Problem is the Systematic caste divisionalism . AND India really has very little training facilities . Most European and American CITIES and Counties have Athletic and Training Facilities.! So until these divisions are broken and then people accept Each other and feel as equals ...we will be 'LUCKY ' to have more than a few Medals of any type.!

[@SS-mx8kq]

Well said.

[@mehtar66]

Just potential. 100 years from now we still be talking this potential

[@parveshsaini8967]

I don't understand why people always blame politicians for the India's misrey.... it's the people who are uneducated, unaware, mediocre, massive corrupt ,full of attitude and ego, unskilled and mannerless... .so the leader selected will be among and will be like the general public with the above mentioned traits

[@HanishKumar-oi6em]

💯

[@user-pfsej8bzkl]

讨论之后，没有行动😊 唯一的行动，就是再次讨论😅

[@ze_kangz932]

😂😂😂

[@sonofyoutube6248]

indian way sarrr 🤣🤣

[@zheng5724]

😂 spot on

[@zan_fareen]

This is what they do always. They love to blame their neighboring countries China Bangladesh and Pakistan a lot for the failure of India 😂

[@jonpaul3868]

😂😂😂😂

[@DuChen-py7gl]

I have seen many Indians claim, including the UP host of this channel, that the reason why India lags behind China is because China's economy opened up more than ten years earlier than India, so India is only more than ten years behind China. They attribute China's 1978 reform and opening up and India's 1992 economic reform to the same type of reform. Indians think the same when they see the word 'reform and opening up', they don't see what the content of reform and opening up is. This is incorrect. Perhaps they don't want to know the true content of the reform and opening up between the two countries, they just want to find an excuse. An excuse for failure. This kind of speech usually appears among mainstream media and intellectuals in India, and I am very surprised by this ignorant argument. It should be noted that before 1992, there were no private enterprises in China. The first stock exchange in China was established in 1992, and China's Company Law was promulgated in 1992. Prior to this, private enterprises were illegal and not allowed to exist. The history of the best private enterprises in China today is at most only over 30 years, all of which were established after 1992. And India has had a large number of private enterprises since British colonization, which have been developing for over 200 years until today. Many famous Indian multinational corporations have a history of over a hundred years. China's reform and opening-up in 1978 was a political reform and opening-up, opening a long closed door from a completely closed country to the world. Prior to this, China was a completely closed and strictly planned economy country, which did not allow any private enterprises or workshops to exist. No one was allowed to do business, which was a serious violation of the law and could result in imprisonment. There is almost no normal trade relationship with any country. It was not until the 1980s that China allowed private individuals to engage in commercial transactions and allowed individual businesses, but did not allow private individuals to establish enterprises. It was not until 1992 that China announced its decision to implement an economic policy that combines planned economy and market economy. Since its independence, India has implemented a policy that combines planned economy and market economy. It was not until China joined the World Trade Organization in 2001 that it truly began to integrate with the world. India joined the World Trade Organization in 1995, and its so-called reform and opening-up in the 1990s referred to the complete abolition of the licensing system. Prior to this, India had gradually abolished its licensing system in the 1980s, and by the 1990s it had only been completely abolished. Before this, there was no private enterprise in China. It can be said that China's open market economy lags behind India by several decades or even hundreds of years. In the 1990s, private enterprises in China were all in their infancy and were start-up companies. At this time, India already had many multinational corporations. So since the 1980s, India's development foundation has been dozens of times better than China's. The starting point of private enterprises in China is much lower than that in India. China joined the World Trade Organization in 2001, and India became a founding member of the organization in 1995. Indians should not say that China's reform and opening up was more than a decade earlier than India's. This statement is based on a lack of understanding of the content of China's 1978 reform and opening up, and is interpreted solely based on its name. China's economic reform began with Deng Xiaoping's famous "Southern Tour Speech" in 1992. It is surprising that Indian media and intellectuals have no understanding of the true situation of this period of Chinese history.

[@linhnguyen-xe7bi]

The guest doesn't know about China he said many things untrue

[@H-so3ms]

你要是真了解印度人，和印度人共事过，你就知道他们骨子里认为中国人是backstabber，对中国人恨之入骨，对西藏被“占领”忿忿不平，还是太天真

[@philsogood2455]

Very interesting. Thank you 👍🙏

[@bigchairmanmeow]

India is not poor. India is mismanaged.

[@Chiga-lt6vq]

Wake up bhai india is poor

[@hhhmo7328]

No it needs proper management​@@Chiga-lt6vq

[@josephguo6256]

never could solve problems without facing the facts.

[@HarutoIgarashi]

Correction: Poverty and mismanagement

[@John117-oo2qb]

@@Chiga-lt6vq singapore was also poor

[@SmartOez]

It is like 2 teenagers having a chit chat making up facts as they go.

[@huiqinjinxi4514]

well said, I tried to elabrate on some of those, but youtube doesn't let me.

[@oki148]

that's typical indian talk 🤣🤣

[@tmming-h6k]

We in Malaysia 100% support China not India cuz two face

[@mariotedjo16]

Not only two, many faces as they require. No wonder they can't be trusted.

[@loneranger114]

❤👍☝️✌️💖

[@knowledgeispowerofgod]

R u kuki?

[@airplanedude3103]

I mean yeah of course. You're literally Chinese my guy.

[@gshrdy5415]

@@airplanedude3103 , Chinese and Pakis(Islamic) there.

[@alberthuang4868]

Abhijit understanding of China governmental system is superficial

[@ricotheman8139]

finally, someone recognised that.

[@4thDeutschesReich]

superpower india 2023 #111 in Hunger index #161 in Freedom Press index #126 in Happy index #139 in GDP per capita #134 in HDI index #148 in Women, Peace And Security Index #1 pollution 10% earn

[@dubeyvs6159]

Watch his video on how propoganda against third world countries is done ..All of these indexes are flawed metrics and have microscopic and lilliputian sample size , and they have verry different methodologies.

[@Sgt_HELLSTROM]

​@@dubeyvs6159 as much as I know afganistan, sri lanka, Pakistan, Myanmar have good rank in those indexes especially in hunger and happiness. Those reports and methodologies are also based on facts. What if those reports are true ? and it's the government that criticises these reports to save themselves. Every coin has 2 sides .

[@ilmakhanafridi9396]

@@Sgt_HELLSTROM Nope other than Sri Lanka, No Pakistan Afghanistan Myanmar has no good ranking in those indexes, It's ironic that a Pakistanis are discussing GDP per capita, considering smaller nations with smaller populations tend to have higher GDP per capita than larger nations with bigger populations. However, Pakistan and Bangladesh are unique cases, with GDP capita nominal even lower than India's, despite India being the 7th largest country with a population of 1.4 billion. Regarding GDP nominal, it's a known fact that larger nations with bigger populations tend to have higher GDP nominal. Yet, Pakistan (with 250 million people) and Bangladesh (with 170 million people) are exceptions, with GDP nominal smaller than Israel or Nigeria, despite having significant populations. Moreover, these two nations are not even regional powers. Moving on to separatism, India has successfully quelled separatist movements in Kashmir and Punjab, and no Indian province has ever declared war on the country. In contrast, Pakistan, which is one-third the size of India, faces separatism in Balochistan, Sindh, KPK, and even Punjab, with the ideology of Khalistan including Pakistani-occupied territories of Punjab. Bangladesh, despite being smaller than Pakistan, has issues with Rakhine and Bangabhumi. Regarding women's rights, it's surprising that Pakistanis are portraying Pakistan as a safe haven for women. Remember the incident where a girl was attacked in front of Lahore Minar for making a social media reel? Or the case of Asia Bibi? Or the dolphin 🍇 incident in Multan? Or the 🍇 of a 15-year-old Hindu girl in Sindh? , or the case of Purnima rani sheel in Bangladesh, In contrast, Indian women are allowed to protest, unlike in Pakistan and Bangladesh, where FGM is still legalized. Every major regional power has issues with its neighbors, including India, China, Turkey, Russia, Israel, and Japan. However, Pakistan has deteriorating relations with all three of its neighbors, despite being a smaller nation. Similarly, Bangladesh has deteriorating relations with both of its neighbors. Lastly, regarding technology, India acquires military tech from Israel, the US, France, and Russia, and also develops its own. It's amusing to hear this from Pakistan, which scores lowest in the tech and innovation index. Pakistan lacks the expertise and innovation capabilities, and shouldn't even mention the word 'tech'. It is ironic that a nation plagued by widespread poverty, being worlds 2nd most polluted nation( Pakistan, meanwhile Bangladrhd is the worlds most polluted nation) with half its population grappling with food insecurity, and devoid of innovation, as evidenced by the absence of unicorns despite a massive population, presumes to lecture others. This nation's challenges are further compounded by a literacy rate of less than 40% and inadequate access to basic amenities, with 80 million individuals lacking toilets. In contrast, India's states have consistently maintained unity, unlike Pakistan's tumultuous experience with East Pakistan's secession and the ongoing Balochistan insurgency.

[@tysolbohan6446]

​@@ilmakhanafridi9396GDP does not measure wealth god I hate economic illeteracy gdp measures total domestic products but that includes government and the cost of things if things go up by inflation than GDP is higher it's a false sense of security. You need to look at income stability international monetary conversions the cost of the domestic products at home and on an international market what you are offering the world on a global market. India lags far behind on every metric chavda is a blood liar and he's 1 of those keeping India same with the BJP India needs libertarianism

[@vinayakdan3018]

These metrics are created by western countries to make India look bad. They are jealous of us.

[@watercutterlan1401]

China got a permanent seat before India‘s independence. this guy is so funny.

[@srinivasanpartha3826]

You are right, but he skewed the facts. China was a permanent member when UN was founded but at that time, the Communist didn’t gain control over China, so Taiwan remained in the permanent seat for China until 1971, Nehru and others supported when PRC claimed that it’s the original government of Chinese people and it needs the permanent seat. Finally in 1971 the Permanent Seat was given to PRC

[@watercutterlan1401]

@@srinivasanpartha3826 the seat is for China（ROC or PRC), the same as Afghanistan（The Islamic Republic of Afghanistan or The Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan） and it is not original but legitimate. some Indians deliberately spread this lie. I don't know why?

[@amunra5330]

@@srinivasanpartha3826 So your admitting that Taiwan (The Republic of China) represented the mainland- excellent.

[@GLKaikaikai]

India is very confident that they're(India) the next super power, but china is saying that they're(China) still a developing country right now. India is power!

[@chanhonming3723]

India is Power! yes, talk big power without action.

[@XavierHernan712]

If India was great and powerful we would all move there but instead ur all moving out and flooding all the decent countries in the world. Ur not even better than Japan or Skorea in terms of Asia

[@GLKaikaikai]

@@chanhonming3723 US president said India will save the world in Covid 19 and also Asia most powerful Navy.

[@Davids677-e1w]

You're living in fantasy world​@@GLKaikaikai

[@GLKaikaikai]

@@Davids677-e1w US living in fantasy world????

[@KonglengLee-t6l]

Alas a sane indian that dont talk with unfounded ego and a blind follower. Kudos

[@prakashkr2214]

Govt has to do 3 things.. 1) Increase economic freedom 2)Increase economic freedom 3)Increase economic freedom. BJP has done very poorly till now.. Only in 1st term they did some great work.. Some terrible as well..

[@Thanatar13]

As a Singaporean-Canadian, "economic freedom" will mean nothing unless it is done right. China, Singapore, Japan, South Korea, RoC (Taiwan), even the development of many European countries who came later to the game of industrialization and centralization (Russia/Soviet Union, Germany, France, Italy) all required a strong government backing and direction to cultivate domestic industries and corporations that could compete rather than be subsumed in the global market. If India just "increases economic freedom" with no guardrails, it will find itself recolonized again. India needs to take Tata and other corporations like it (or create state-owned or private-public entities to that regard) and turn them into household names around the globe. Looking at Indian industry already, there is such fertile ground (and the potential of India is infinite- though it sadly doesn't tend to live up to it); why is it that India is a major pharmaceutical hub, yet it does not have its own domestic pharma giants to represent it on the global stage? Why is it that India is such a major IT/services hub, yet it has not translated it to developing its own international services and platforms to the level of China or even Russia? Why is it that so much of India's population is underutilized (something unpleasant for them as well, as their living conditions are poor), so much of its economy is informal, and 50% of the population works in agriculture? A nation of 1.5 billion, with industrialized agriculture, and with the majority of its citizens working industrial jobs or in STEM, would be unstoppable (as seen with China), and its citizens would live far happier, wealthier, developed lives in every regard. IMO- economic freedom can come later, or with caveats in the here-and-now. What India needs even more urgently is economic guidance. India strikes me as a country which tragically has not quite escaped the pitfalls the west left for it on the way out (vote bank/regionalism, the Hindu-Muslim conflict and being encircled by Pakistan and Afghanistan, a certain kind of parasitic elite class dating back to the days of the Raj which by its nature stifles development, casteism). I imagine most people in India, even the elites, wish for the country to develop, yet somehow it does not- for how can a country hope to develop if much of its population lives in slums or rural agricultural villages? How can it hope to develop when much of the population seems to live in conditions little unchanged since the days of the Raj? If foreign or private domestic investment will not provide sufficient opportunities for skilled labor and industrial infrastructure for India, India must take every measure to ensure that it (the state) provides as such for its people itself. A country of the rural farmers, unemployed or underemployed, of unskilled laborers in deplorable conditions, etc. cannot develop. Build it (build up the population, domestic industries, and the country) and they (the world) will come.

[@gshrdy5415]

@@Thanatar13 , Most of what you say is true, implementation is hard in India, many external and internal enemies, India needs unity and fearless government.

[@陈希-n7o]

你要怎么解决增加自由度以后的贫富差距问题，现在印度的GDP相当于2007年的中国，但是我可以确定它的贫富差距比2007年中国要大。贫富差距是目前中国的大麻烦，人口出生率快速降低，国内消费增长缓慢。

[@dinesh6489]

2 Gujaratis (Modi and Amit)selling country for another 2 Gujaratis (Amabani and Adani)

[@parasdhiman7083]

Bhai tu rehne de tujhe se debate nai ho payegi kyuki tune dimaag ko dafn kar diya 😂 Leftist ka 14

[@Namefame1]

Chavda supremacy 👑

[@sakshambhadoria9998]

The real India is highly unequal with increasing social strife and facing grim realities of life. Basic amenities are still a distant dream. Corruption is rampant and unfortunately normalised. Human rights and civil liberties are frowned upon by the might and power of the State. Lack of awareness and poverty hinders one's access to seek justice through courts. A broken education and welfare system makes matters and conditions of millions of Indians worse.

[@HarutoIgarashi]

When someone praises you: You have great potential, the subtext is: You are terrible now! And I don't know if you will get better in the future. Out of politeness, I'd better not say anything that will hurt you.

[@ereh987]

not really, its more like "change your bad habits and dont get distracted, since you have the capacity to do great in this. But your habits are pulling you down"

[@shuvadeepdey2574]

Leaving hyper patriotism aside, the truth is that India cannot be a superpower even in the next 100 years, especially with this federal democratic system.

[@iamayushshukla]

Why?

[@shuvadeepdey2574]

@@iamayushshukla Because of the system. We don't have unity. We fight among ourselves on the basis of language and caste. We have given too much freedom to the muslims(jihadis) who want to convert India into an Islamic country. The biggest reason is democracy. We need a China like political system to unify the country and develop at rapid pace. Rest your podcast only explains everything.

[@Moonlight77162]

@@shuvadeepdey2574 then system must be crushed

[@shuvadeepdey2574]

@@Moonlight77162 Not possible

[@ChetanSingh-zd4vz]

⁠@@iamayushshukla why 😂 really…. India can’t be a superpower unless mass manufacturing happen in India… Manufacturing needs R&D and time … indian government barely spends money on R&D So india will be dependent on other countries… So politicians will not spend money on R&D because of political votebank … all tax money will go for poor people… India most corrupt country in asia … Indian judiciary system is woke … China is future … soon uper middle class Indians will settle in china.. I myself will settle in china 😊…

[@ObviouslySeriouslyDGAF]

Indian F1 GP is a perfect example why India won't succeed.

[@generalbenjaminarrola340]

Disse o ocidental em declínio 😂

[@AviyanLimbu-y5e]

Either the guest does not have in depth understanding about geo- politics or he is biased.

[@stanleywong6363]

The gusts didn’t do his research before offering his opinion

[@brownboymo7274]

So India is not like we see in Bollywood ?

[@netaji-thebritishslayer]

not entirely

[@pranaypaul6361]

Fascinating Abhijit Sir always throwing golden information to think critically and not to see the world as a 7th standard.

[@illuminati1535]

The host does his research. 👍🏽 cool, calm, compact. This is a discussion of highest order. Lots of information as well as great to hear. Amazing job. Keep it up.

[@iamayushshukla]

Thanks man, good to hear this

[@banshong3997]

😂😂😂 India replaces another colonial master for another, from Britain to US. So it's still a colony 😂😂😂

[@daredevil30000]

Not really. Even the west knows that a strong India 🇮🇳 is likely to be another China 🇨🇳 for them 😌 So, they have Pakistan 🇵🇰 and now Bangladesh 🇧🇩 too.

[@shashwatsinha3015]

We must admit that this podcaster is the best host I have ever seen on KZbin, he has done a great research work on the topic and has a deep knowledge of ongoing issues in India and abroad

[@iamayushshukla]

Thanks brother, do share it! :)

[@divyesh97]

Agree!

[@WhiskeyFatimah]

By the mere fact that you praise such an ordinary feat in most developed countries it showed how much the Indian education system has blinded and stopped it's students from becoming anything more than just simplistic sheeps which are obsessed with the past, rituals, emotions, false bravado and traditions which have no contribution to the world.

[@A.K.M.333]

In simple words india badly need great leader who take this country forward .

[@Deira854]

No the whole culture needs to change, very backwards and corrupt

[@jagdishrao5330]

india already have, we need more time and global domestic products

[@Deira854]

@@jagdishrao5330 Time lol no. You need huge culture change

[@ze_kangz932]

​@@Deira854yeah India is sadly very dirty to begin with

[@ereh987]

more like national unity and no petty caste and religious politics, like the congs

[@zema2071]

Yeah.. let me summarize this entire shitshow to save time. It was Nehru's fault and is still his fault.

[@sauravksingh]

yes it is...he laid a faulty foundation and his party carried the trend. And sadly due to certain deep rooted issues I dont see this country growing fast.

[@daredevil30000]

Nehru’s economic policies are the reason why we are still poor.

[@patriceesela5000]

Excellent discussion and I'm not even Indian or from the region

[@iamayushshukla]

Thanks, glad you liked it - do share!

[@mdferozalamkhan2735]

Look guys no body cares how and when India becomes a super power or under power, from a broader perspective India is not a country at all. Its a junkyard of several different indigenous people of different origins and tribes like Africa speaking all different languages and no body understands what the man sitting next to him is talking about. But what I as a Bangladeshi citizen care about is our own beloved country and nothing else. We do not talk about India and India should not be talking about us. The most objectionable narrative about the creation of Bangladesh in 1971 came from the speaker was "Reintegrate into India"!!! ???. What to reintegrate into India ? Bangladesh ? Its better that you guys should stop day dreaming and stop using this kind of rhetoric's. The question is can India or could India ever even try to reintegrate Bangladesh ? You could better say that the greater Bengal could unite and split out of India which is the most likely thing to happen in the future. In 1971 , the people of East Pakistan fought for their independence "meaning become an independent country", they did not fight to reintegrate their country to India ! Ha, ha , what a fun ! When did India came to the seen ? I think the Speaker does not look like he was born around 1971 or even if he was he must have been a milk fed baby, so he has serious lack of knowledge, he should try to learn the actual history, not the distorted history written by the Indian authors. Bangladesh was liberated by the Freedom Fighters of Bangladesh formed largely from the then East-Bengal Regiment of Pakistan . Those freedom fighters fought for Nine long months against the heavily armed Pakistan Army in the East Pakistan. India came to the seen on 3rd.December 1971 by when the Pakistani army were almost brought down into their knees by the Freedom Fighters (Mukti Bahini). Indira Gandhi would never have dare to come in militarily into former East Pakistan on the 3rd of December just 11 days before the actual independence unless she was sure that Pakistan Army was no longer in a position to resist or counter an Indian offensive. So first Indira Gandhi got the green signal from the former U.S.S.R to go into Bangladesh , then she ordered her forces to go in and get almost a walkover in the battle ground with minimum resistance from the Pakistan army which inflicted the advancing Indian army a significant loss interns of losing soldiers. That's the story. But if India had ever attempted like what you day dreamers think to reintegrate the former East Pakistan after it was liberated from Pakistan, they would probably have done the greatest mistake in their life , because that would have totally cut of all the seven sisters from India , not to mention about reintegration , rather total disintegration of India. Indira Gandhi did not divide Pakistan, she had no power to do that unless the entire population of the East Bengal supported her. She went into Bangladesh because she was not in a position to feed the 10 million Refugees living in tents along the border any longer because the economic situation of India was broken and a countrywide famine had hit India few years before 1971. So guys before coming onto the media , learn the true history and stop misguiding the listeners with false and bogus data about the history. You can not falsify the history because history never lies.

[@tylam4439]

Don't feel too bad. India wants to reintegrate Pakistan, Tibet, Nepal, Bhutan, Maldives, and as a stretch goal, China as well. I think all India's neighbors are wary about India.

[@mythbusterthe6749]

As I often cited India will always be India. To overtake China, leaving alone be China is sad to say is already an unattainable goal at this time unless the clock stopped in China.

[@cheval63sg]

this is not Chavda I used to know. must give him a big thumb-up this time!

[@jitendrajoshi786]

Not a good discussion at all....rather superficial!

[@sanjayshah7776]

The Nehru-Gandhi dynasty have been a DISEASE on India and Indians

[@TusharKedare-h5x]

I hope you did a lot of research before you made this statement and i hope you're not brain washed

[@sanjayshah7776]

@@TusharKedare-h5x I have studied India for over 30 years . In the 1980s, I was in awe of Nehru and read his book "The Discovery Of India". BTW, I also followed Mahatma Gandhi too, read 2 of his biographies. But as time went on and started learning more about Nehru and also about Mahatma Gandhi, I realised both men were actually terrible for India. So, i have learnt enough about the DYNASTY to realise, that family has kept India and Indians dirt poor, suppressed and under developed

[@dinesh6489]

​@@sanjayshah7776 So BJP would have done miracles 😂😂 If BJP were in power u would have witnessed another Pakistan in the name of India.

[@divyagupta5680]

​@sanjayshah7776 If there was no Congress at the helm of affairs in 1947. There would have been civil war in India with multiple regions in India demanding independence..Some mistakes might have been done but that doesn't negate Gandhiji, Nehru, Patel and other great leaders contribution

[@sanjayshah7776]

@@divyagupta5680 (1) It is Patel that single handedky travelled across India and united all the Kingdoms into a unified India. Nehru did not lift a finger or did not direct Patel as to what to do (2) I used to love Gandhi....Read 2 of his biographies etc etc . However as I started learning more, I realised, if Gandhi had stayed in South Africa and not returned to India, then the existing freedom fighters would secured Independence for India 20 years earlier. 100+ million Indians would have made 100k British people and their families surrender within 24 hours. The British would have left India with their tails between their legs. Gandhi kept the Indian freedom fighters suppressed with his non-violence movement. It meant that the British colonialists left India with their head held up high....and the British tried to create further divisions in India before leaving (3) As for Nehru, frankly for the best future of India , Nehru should have left India with Mountbatten wife, Edwina and settled in England. Nehru was simply power hungry and bad for India. Nehru did nothing to create peace or unite India. Nehru was simply favoured by Gandhi because he spoke better English than Patel. Since Independence, Nehru's decisions and policies drove India bright potential future into a ditch

[@max-uc5do]

You're showing Ladakh as a part of china in 0:04 Use the right map ffs

[@arpan9937]

editor bangladeshi "student" hai 🤡 🤡

[@vinaymann838]

Agree with you.

[@SKB394]

That's internationally accepted map.

[@spaceman69]

@max-uc5do how can you claim terrritories you have zero control over it. By that logic the whole world is india

[@Sgt_HELLSTROM]

That map is accepted internationally to stop crying about it.

[@ankushsharma8370]

i want more and morw youth to understand geopolitics only way you can really understand diff bw INDI vs NDA

[@iamayushshukla]

True

[@RasvonKoo]

You are absolutely right about the language. A civilization without focusing on its own language will be doomed

[@rushikeshpabalkar6943]

Use the right map of india 🇮🇳.

[@Skyln4477]

lets stop crying about this, those regions are sadly under foriegn occupation. If you go to pok youll see the pakistani flag, not the indian flag.

[@spaceman69]

Lol. Did your highschool teacher forget to mention about those regions? Please try visiting the places in your "right map" and vlog the experience and post it here

[@Skyln4477]

@@spaceman69 exactly. They were historically indian no doubt but they are currently under foreign occupation, and coping about maps is pure delusion. Instead we should work on ourselves and become so much better that the people living there start protesting in favour of reintegration.

[@athmakur01]

​​@@Skyln4477 It's doesn't matter whose Possession the land is in, If you stop claiming it, it will never be yours, If u consistently claim it and remind the world and your self that's yours, there is possiblity of being yours one day,

[@Skyln4477]

@@athmakur01 claim it in your own maps but stop crying about it to others on the internet it wont do sh1t

[@ralph-v6c]

Well now I see why the #AskAbhijit show was halted after the episode 200. Sir was too busy👑 The AC supramecy✨

[@Itachi_88mm]

Always pleasure to hear Abhijit Chavda

[@Thatonlyone678]

So 😍

[@711colonel]

I feel you guys speak from the heart. I wish India the best. Everyone should be prosperous.

[@thamilthalamai2909]

BJP always said corruption is not an issue.

[@Kwockie007]

Maybe the truth that the 1962 war with China was declared by Nehru which accounts for the immense regret of Nehru that affected adversely to his personal subsequent health. The question of Arunachal Pradesh must be resolved with China pertaining to the legitimacy of Tibet being part of China at the instigation of the MacMahon Line. Then the controversy of Arunachal Pradesh will be resolved, the major cause of dispute between India and China. Tibet has been part of China 6 centuries ago, but many including India seems to consider Tibet as a sovereign state rather than just an autonomous part of China and therefore the purview of China with regards to national boundaries. During the 1962 war, China occupied all of Arunachal Pradesh but shouldn’t have vacated it after the war which would’ve made India less avaricious.

[@Sgt_HELLSTROM]

Ch-ina announced ceasefire cuz of US intervention. US sent its USS Kitty hawk air-craft carrier to the bay of Bengal to help india. It was few miles away from the bay of Bengal that's the reason ch-ina declared a ceasefire and left arunachal pradesh. The US was ready to bombard Ch-ina and also wanted to help india to become a regional economic power but our "NEUTRAL & SOVERGINITY SAAAAR ".

[@anistannixon7219]

I guess I found the ccp bot. Just because it was a part of your territory in the past doesn't make it a part of your territory today. Were that to be the case, it could be argued that China is a part of ancient Mongolia, so cut the crap. Tibet was a sovereign nation before it was gobbled up by China and there is no denying it.

[@ritwik5774]

@@anistannixon7219 By that logic, India should be balkanised into the dozens of kingdoms/countries that existed before the British conquered them all and created a single country i.e. British India which is now the Republic of India. Should all Indian states make a claim to independence since they were all sovereign nations before being gobbled up by the British?

[@anistannixon7219]

@ritwik5774 so was China. Plus like I stated earlier if you go around justify this place belonged to ancient China that place belonged to ancient China what's stopping Mongolia from making the same claim that all of China is a part of ancient Mongolia. Oh, unlike Tibet, which was an independent country before its invasion, the territories of modern-day India are regions where people collectively fought for independence from British rule, and that's why it's called the Union of India. Heck, if we were to follow China's login, then Japan too could lay claim to parts of China that it conquered during World War 2. So China's justification of its invasion of Tibet is asinine.

[@John-hl2ir]

@@anistannixon7219 If India looks at its own history of partition, it is completely unqualified to mention these words. All it does is become a pawn of the United States. If India can promote one language to become the common language of the country instead of English, ensure that the main ethnic composition reaches 60%, and if a unified dynasty once ruled southern India, then maybe someone will recognize the legitimacy of the Indian regime.

[@sharonjames2041]

😢China went PEOPLES FIRST 🤔India Went CAPITALISM FIRST 🤔

[@tylam4439]

Wrong! India went Holy Cows first!

[@MediumRareGirl]

​@@tylam4439😂 very funny and original.

[@Ambari_]

​@@tylam4439Yes cow is our mother

[@arvnd-jz5gd]

Casteism is the biggest hindrence Majority of the population is lower castes but money power lies with upper cadtes who are just 1/5 th of the population

[@udaykhanna1]

Do general category gets reservations or do lower castes get it?

[@albertjoseph4604]

India's population is 1.44 billion. The total population of Europe, with more than 45 countries, is about 740 million. Total population of continent of Africa is 1.2 billion people with 50+ countries. Only other country with billion plus population is China. However compared to India, China is a highly homogeneous country with 90% Han Chinese population and 80% of the population speaks the same language, Mandarin Chinese. The most spoken language in India is Hindi, spoken by only 48% of the population, and this includes dialects like Haryanvi, Rajasthani, Bhojpuri etc. Standard Hindi is spoken by only 27% of the population. India is subcontinent functioning as a country and the result is a misgovern country with mass youth unemployment.

[@prasannabalaji1886]

I have watched old movies where there are scenes always about smuggling foreign goods to India😂😂

[@weliveinasimulation.]

The Chinese government's top officials also have to be highly educated subject matter experts (scientists and engineers) and not democratically elected officials (lawyers, financiers)

[@beingbeesnu11]

The most important msz of the podcast is 59:46 👍

[@mariomenezes1153]

Lovely interview. Thank you! Don't agree with everything Abhijit says, but he is highly intelligent. I may have said that getting rid of corruption would be the number one priority, but maybe a better education system may make a dent in corruption to the point it is more of a nuisance than a road block. Great interview!

[@herminator250]

This has been a very open and honest discussion about India's challenges and I have learnt lots from this. Thanks!

[@outsidewell6932]

In Edgar Snow’s “Red Star over China”, Mao Zedong commented about India. The interview was in 1936 and still rings true today.

[@barunjena4287]

Hello, Ayush! Glad to see you talking to Abhijit Chawda! I'm proud of you! Stay consistent with your podcast! Hope you make it to 1 million subscribers by the end of this year!

[@iamayushshukla]

Thank you, I will

[@ravinderpalsingh4225]

China and India both opened their financial, liberal markets and trade in 1978 and 1992 respectively. But China’s change has a fundamental difference with change in India. China implemented serious changes in it's human resources e.g. education, health, women work force participation . China opened up it's agriculture in 1978, when it's growth in agriculture sector shot up.

[@samanthaq3422]

India is a big market but 95%customers are poor,,,

[@grimsobad8545]

I just discovered your podcast, and I really admire the way you allow your guests to speak and finish their sentences completely something many Indian podcasts lack!! as usual Abhijit Sir was always my favourite!!

[@iamayushshukla]

Wow, thank you!

[@kvrvn]

Great podcast, great host, you're gonna go places Ayush. Subscribed!

[@easwarsir-mathsphysicsexpe128]

Brilliant podcast..both guest and host ..amazing dialogue..worth time ❤✌️🙏thanks to channel 😊

[@iamayushshukla]

Thanks for listening

[@easwarsir-mathsphysicsexpe128]

@@iamayushshukla thanks✌️

[@Mtech2047]

0:05 Bro correct the map of India. Ladakh is not a part of China .😡

[@SanjaiKrishna-mm2eh]

That's aksai chin.. not ladkaj

[@shrivatsa8604]

Accept the fax

[@handlewithoutcare]

A place where Indians can't go isn't practically a part of India. You go and claim it if you can. Government couldnt.

[@ilmakhanafridi9396]

@@handlewithoutcare Is there an issue with your cognitive understanding? Apparently, the Indian and Chinese territories are misrepresented. This isn't solely about Pakistan-occupied Kashmir. Noticeably, entire Indian Kashmir is depicted as a separate entity when it is the control of India, if they are implying it as a disputed territory then However, why do they show Aksai Chin as part of China, considering it's also a contested region? Furthermore, they've incorrectly included Taiwan Tajikistan and Kyrgyzstan as Chinese territories. Refrain from pretending expertise when your knowledge is clearly lacking.

[@ilmakhanafridi9396]

@@shrivatsa8604 Is there an issue with your cognitive understanding? Apparently, the Indian and Chinese territories are misrepresented. This isn't solely about Pakistan-occupied Kashmir. Noticeably, entire Indian Kashmir is depicted as a separate entity when it is the control of India, if they are implying it as a disputed territory then However, why do they show Aksai Chin as part of China, considering it's also a contested region? Furthermore, they've incorrectly included Taiwan Tajikistan and Kyrgyzstan as Chinese territories. Refrain from pretending expertise when your knowledge is clearly lacking.

[@okazakijoe]

I think all the indians in other countries need to come back to india to make this superpower transformation happen. And same goes for Pakistan, and Afghanistan......

[@subhamsahoo6748]

36:11 The government has already introduced plans to increase funding for municipal authorities and panchayats, aiming to empower them to make meaningful contributions in their local areas. However, the real issue lies in corruption, as many ward members and sarpanchs neglect their responsibilities and prioritize personal gain. To address this, the government must implement stricter laws and enforce severe penalties for those involved in such corrupt practices. Only then will we see real improvement.

[@GaneshPalraj1991]

The government will not do jack shit because they are getting kick backs from panchayats and municipal authorities. Everyone in india is looting everyone else in india.

[@amubi]

The guest said the truth which wasn't acceptable to the young man from his bored look😂. This topic was brought up for many decade but nothing was done & India stay at poorer state than America or China.

[@shanmugamthiagarajah9174]

If India is to improve and become self sufficient the no one program should be to get the correct percentage of population of each CASTE. Hundreds of years 99% of us are blindly following certain rules/unwritten regulations even against the Indian Constitution drafted by Babaji Dr Ambedkhar supported by so many others belonging to Various castes, but now it seems through medias BJP do not want to strictly adhere to Indian constitution but follow Hindutwa dogmas. India has all natural resources like Africa but most of them still not explored properly I feel. Out of 135 to 140 crores population, atleast 25% that is 35 crores of young energetic, educated and geniuses in almost all fields available. Unfortunately Caste differences unlike in China, hindered that progress definitely as we all know. I am not going into it. Once we overcome and change our bad attitudes which are not prevalent in so many other countries, it will take some more time I am not aware how long, when majority of Indians feel happy & prosperous, so that the few balance people will also feel happy in their shadows.

[@dr.manishadattanath3721]

Maybe India can follow US in infrastructure

[@rickmpillay]

⁸"Once the Chinese Communist Party decides to take a certain direction, it happens". Why not in India? Take Highways for instance. In India most land owners are small holdings, land acquisition is required and can be a long drawn out process. Whereas in China this is not an issue. The Communists move them elsewhere whether the land owners like it or not. You are comparing apples to oranges.

[@Harshwardhan43237]

Hey Ayush , your homework is on point when you talk to Abhijit sir not like Ranveer Gandubadia who doesn’t possess deep insights on any topic.

[@iamayushshukla]

Appreciate you

[@SathyaswamyS]

Thanks saar for working ti make india superpower

[@cscsp]

Democracy is like a pile of loose sand. Concrete is made not only from loose sand but includes, granite aggregates, cement and re-bars. So don't overplay democracy. India needs the cement, granite aggregates and re-bar to become concrete. In India, there is no cement (common interests), no granite aggregates (strong public institutions) and no re-bar (strong industrial base).

[@kimeli]

you really think you sound smart don't you?

[@tylam4439]

@@kimeli He is smart. Can you do better?

[@bharatthakur1333]

We need him in a political chair

[@PavanKrishnapur]

All party consensus on these pressing issues is very essential. But I know that will never happen, that will be a dream. Political parties align together to do cover up their shortcomings but when it is required for the nation and people, they don’t care.

[@elliskaranikolaou2550]

Very interesting analysis. I tend to agree with it. However, I think India will definitely grow and become increasingly powerful, albeit at a far slower rate than China. The shadow of British occupation and the cultural scar's this left will take some time to be expunged. Subscribed.

[@tylam4439]

Yep, let's blame the Brits.

[@mohidingundroo7717]

The country with most incompetent office holders is ?

[@jahgol]

I enjoyed this discussion a lot. Instant follow.

[@manimalworks7424]

Chinese leaders think about the next 5 year plan, Indian leaders think about the next 5 year term. That’s the difference.

[@vishnu3281]

90 percentage of corruption leaves then India will become fortress for God nature ❤

[@ordinaryclass8508]

I disagree with him on many points. Respect India get today is because of democracy and don't think illiterate people are fools. Anyone can understand politics and how it works

[@maxjing61]

Stop romanticizing ignorance

[@datolee7069]

India need a "Indian Lee Kwan Yew" to get ahead.

[@wildfire8126]

"This can be calculated with simple math. China's GDP is 18.2 trillion US dollars, and India's is 3.4 trillion US dollars. If India's annual growth rate is 1% faster than China's, it will take 168 years for India to catch up with China. If it is 2% faster than China, it will take 84 years, and if it is 4% faster, it will take 42 years. This means 4% faster every year for 42 consecutive years. Now India is not 1% faster than China every year, so no one here will see the day when India catches up with China in their lifetime."

[@林刚-d9r]

Many people mistakenly believe that China's development is entirely due to the reform and opening up in the past 40 years since the 1980s. As a Chinese, I can tell you clearly that you are completely wrong. Reform and opening up is only based on the 30 years of reform and opening up from 1950 to 1970. By 1970, China already had a complete industrial system with 1.0 or 1.5 industrial bases. It took 30 years for the predecessors to complete the journey of 100 or even 300 years for Western countries. Today, India may not even have 0.5 industrial bases. Today, it doesn't matter if the United States gives India the most advanced technology, Indians can't learn it because the generation gap is too big.

[@JuneBaby01]

Abhijit Chavda sounded very impressive! Impressive indeed, he knew what he was talking about!

[@shiromaru8236]

The main speaker declared India is not democratic. His view the entire education system is to be change. Most overseas investor got burnt due to bad tactic of auditing applied to them. Like taking over property and technology in force as reported have chase them away is been reported in the press.

[@naomipinto6949]

The biggest reform for India is to be proud to be a Indian

[@sudhirc9179]

Abhijit Chavada Sir, I have some perspectives too. I love your perspectives. Neither disagree. Perhaps we should have a conversation. I have no commercial angle. Just a way to connect.

[@chanhonming3723]

Sorry. China is not a Dictatorship. read more about China's governance system before believing a Western tagline about China, India needs its own Cultural Revolution to completely reinvent itself as One People One Country.

[@Davids677-e1w]

One people one country 😂 you people are funny who knows nothing . India is a melting pot even bigger than USA

[@REALITY-bq7bp]

I don't know but feel Abhijit sir has talked like Jayant Bhandari, not to an extreme but yeah. I liked that because the fact is fact. I hope when my generation comes to power like this young man taking this podcast. It will change India more efficiently.

[@wifi0015]

At the current rate, it won’t happen

[@REALITY-bq7bp]

@@wifi0015 It will be because workers in government were 70% millennials so you can't get any particular remark on it.

[@yashsharma-zw5vv]

Amazing podcast..🔥🔥🔥🔥 Learnt so many things... Thanks for this

[@peter-world-traves]

The primary issue with the English language in India is that it's not just spoken by the elite, but also by a less informed segment of the population, who play a crucial role in Indian society (let's refer to them as the I.E. mass). This group is easily misled by English-language media, which often leads to actions that are harmful to themselves. In contrast, foreign media is primarily consumed by the elite in China.

[@paradoxkrishna4347]

Underrated podcast

[@iamayushshukla]

Make it viral :D

[@damianrivera8149]

India has potential, but look at India's big challenges. 1. Dependence on oil. 2. Criminal politicians with rampant corruption- (30% with rape/murder type serious crimes, source ADR India).3. Infrastructure - A lot of recently built infrastructure collapsed as a result of the poor quality due to corruption. 4. Religious fundamentalism - for eg: Wants the port project in Iran, but also a strong ally of Israel to work jointly against Muslim countries worldwide including 200 million Muslims in India. 5. Youth Unemployment doubled to 65.7% ( not a typo) per ILO. 5. There are some border challenges with China, but more than that, a separatist movement that was setled in Punjab, is now being revived by certain western powers. Solution - give up false pride and work with China to establish decent infra and open Chinese factories to employ Indian youth. Basically India comes across as a lot of talk on the economy, not much action.

[@rajatbhardwaj4728]

This guy asks better questions than Ranvir Allahbadia

[@shubhamsingh-nl4fu]

I never take anyone named Ranvir seriously , I don't know what's wrong with this name but anyone famous with this name is invariably stupid.

[@monsoon5]

India is rich but 99% of us Indians are poor, no minimum wage, no free healthcare except in delhi, china pays on every sector 5-6 times wages than our India, by the way this dude has a lot of geopolitical and economical knowledge, and even makes all that information understandable to us. By the way we are among the very few who know this stuff🥲

[@srinivaschennoju]

Why india close its foreign companies and investment? Whats makes us to restrict(fear off) till 1992

[@premanandgovindarajulu9001]

Shukla is very well. Updated,he needs to be encouraged from the top media and telecommunications industry , let him be associated with the top companies,he will be next like Republic tv, wishing him all the best in all his endeavours,

[@michaelkwon3722]

I wish India the best but the corruption is so prevalent, when compared to China, not that China is perfect!

[@workhardt2]

At 53:00 Abijeet says English should be put aside and engineers and doctors in India should recieve their training in their mother tongue. Again this is very difficult to implement given India has many languages. Fluency in English allows indians to connect with other developed english nations to understand and interact with them easily. English has a lot of positives and more fluency in english will take India forward not less.

[@Sgt_HELLSTROM]

And how will a doctor survive if she/he is posted in a region where his/her language is not in use . Like tamilian or other south indian in north indian states . Hindi is the only language that has the potential to unite the whole of India. Tamilan can't even use tamil in States that are just next to them eg: Kerala, telengana, andhrapradesh etc.

[@anistannixon7219]

​@@Sgt_HELLSTROMAnd that's where english comes in. Plus doing that will ultimately destroy the cultural identity of the states and spell the end of one of the oldest languages in the world that is still in use. I suggest you get rid of any useless pride you have in Hindi as even in the North no standard form of hindi is prevalent among the people and why would people of a more prosperous region yield to one that is less prosperous.

[@Sgt_HELLSTROM]

@@anistannixon7219 maybe you got it wrong, i'm also in support of English as a communication language across the country ( Hindi is just a secondary option as it's understandable across the country too , while south's languages only limited to their respective states ) anyways I'm not going to address some random 👨🏿👩🏿...and please use plates instead of putting food directly on fl00r. one more thing I'm not for Hindi state and my state is more safer & richer (individually) as compared to most of the southies 👨🏿 .

[@anistannixon7219]

@@Sgt_HELLSTROM wat makes u think Hindi is understood across india when the clearly it would not be understood in the south and northeast or are they not a part of India in that illusory world of yours.

[@anistannixon7219]

@@Sgt_HELLSTROM Oh by the way those in the south can afford plates and silverware but I doubt the same can be said about the North which is generally worse off than any southern state in comparison.

[@stealthisgreat]

This guy forgot that in order for any country to become superpower you have to make peace with your neighbors including Pakistan. And that is how you can economically grow. Same goes with Pakistan. Until unless India and Pak removes the policy of Hindu and Islamic extremism..you can't move forward with peace. I hope both countries can work together for greater good instead of trying to each other down.

[@kuchi13579]

Respect from China... very insightful talk

[@jayarampatra4946]

The best guest for podcasts

[@vijayrangarajanramakrishna318]

Coz of US Dollar power and very good salary and excellent standard of living ❤🇺🇲☮️🇮🇳👍

[@jaywu7039]

No matter what you said India is superpower. Indian is #1 in the world. Democracy is forever.

[@tylam4439]

Agree, India is a superpower TODAY. Just keep it that way.