"India Needs to Create More Jobs" | Firstpost Exclusive | Palki Sharma

[@saurabhmaskara-jz3ff]

She is such an excellent journalist -she listens to understand, she talks sense, she doesnt interrupt. She knows her stuff- has done her research and isn't attention seeking. Why dont we produce more journalists like her. Be like her.

[@nimaichandra8425]

Sab Kuchh Ho Raha,Lekin Filling Up Vacancies Nahi..Man On Job Are Exploited By Taking Out Of Roster, OT Not Given Every Where Except TATA. On Fear Of Loosing Job They Are Accepting Terms And Conditions Knowingly That Corporates Are Violating Hours Of Employment Rule. incorporated In Labour Laws. Law Commissioner Is There They Are Sitting Tight In Chamber And Passing Days By Stereo-Type Govt. Daily Work. Chalta Hai Chalega Khamos

[@mazedar_tv]

5kilo ration bs, yahi milega

[@Climate-change_is-real1]

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[@comradepeter87]

Did you intentionally use strike-through formatting or mess up the dash?

[@Sam-yt9qj]

Very intellectual conversation with Dr. Subramanyan who has a great understanding of domestic policies as well as global scenarios.

[@vinaykumar-ld3yi]

He's a hard working genius

[@biggpicture2930]

Magical thinking by a fraudster

[@knaraya936]

Yes but can he create jobs?

[@meetujain4167]

This seems paid comment

[@mg.f.9023]

Was ever JOBS a priority for this political ruling party? Thought Hindutva was.

[@shrawanimore3013]

He's very optimistic I must say!

[@AbhishekKumar-yv6ih]

This itself gives me idea what he has talked about!

[@gowthammuthusamy5967]

So india will be 104 trillion dollars by 2053 according to his compounding math. Bro, wake up and try to take care of your mental health. Stop watching BS. I live my motherland but not these guys are giving you false hope.

[@dhruvdnar]

Yes because he is a propaganda mouth piece. Putting a positive spin on everything. Understand that per capita gdp is very real purchasing power. We are lower than what was in 1947

[@SunnyKumar-nn5wm]

In 1947 people can't afford a normal antibiotic today we can ​@@dhruvdnar

[@adityabaheti7493]

Fantastic questions and logical (and thought provoking) answers. Great job Palki and only respect for a mind like Dr. Subramanian, this was an absolute treat to listen to!

[@meetujain4167]

Paid comment

[@DattatrayTParsekar-fu2qf]

India global industry and supporting universities next supporting Hotel sector industry , {educated people } so not USE job dictionary name legally name use sex racket in topic ,

[@Climate-change_is-real1]

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[@adityabaheti7493]

@Climate-change_is-real1 Amusing. No one is ignoring real or nominal gdp growth or exchange rates. It is a simple fact that as the pie grows, more opportunities, infrastructure and facilities become available for everyone in the economy. Anyone with a functioning brain would also know that we had a poverty rate of almost 90% in 1947 or how rubbish the socialist era was till 1991. What good is an exchange rate of 3 Rs for a dollar in 1947 if most people can't afford 3 meals a day or relies on imports for any kind of machinery. Ask your parents what the situation was in 1991 when the country was effectively bankrupt compared to today with 3 decades of economic growth. Quoting a great man like Taleb is meaningless if done in improper context. The former CEA specifically wrote a book on maintaining high economic growth for the next 25 years. Ask Singaporeans what 6 decades of growth does for everyday life or the Chinese on 4.5 decades or the Koreans for 5. Rhetoric does not change the reality of what economic growth does for day to day life. Its only good for making debate points in colleges and universities.

[@samb23692]

Excellent Excellent interview. Thank you so much Palki for this!

[@azeem183]

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[@PrashantDhobale-gw4ln]

In Palki's voice, a call to heed, India's future, a pressing need. For jobs to bloom in fields so wide, To lift the nation with newfound pride.

[@irsharma]

Mr. Krishnamurthy must go to every state and have meetings about the role of that particular state…in India@100

[@thebackbenchers]

Full insight on Indian Economy 🎉

[@Climate-change_is-real1]

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[@psquare2260]

India needs more jobs. Wow!! Great insight. Never occurred to me.

[@sumitdas6596]

😂🤣

[@Lydia-n7o]

😂😂😂

[@balasvsubramaniam-fb5fw]

Good looks, Palki Sharma, with your white suit's on ! And a marvellous interview to watch ! Brilliant !!! Love From Singapore 🇸🇬 ✨️ Thanks !!!

[@cutie__19-k4n]

Help me understand why are you concerned with looks? Not trying to judge you but just curious

[@balasvsubramaniam-fb5fw]

@cutie__19-k4n You don't mind ! Each in everyone got their own interests and any problems with you ? Life is like an art. I'm an artist. My viewpoints are different from you, so please do not need to bother other people interests. This world is free for good and not for the bad idealogy people. You, too, can get interests in anything that you like ! As long as you don't bother others, please bring peace to the world, not hate, and be happy for what you are. I did not mention you are a bad person. Everyone is good people who are born here for a reason . You, too, can find out for what reason you are born here for from spiritual practice .✨️ If you are interested ! ✨️

[@vineetcv261]

​@@cutie__19-k4n coz looks matters, why cant u understand compliments? not necessarily every compliment has to be sexualized.

[@jackietiger5523]

​@@cutie__19-k4nwhat's wrong with him complimenting her about her looks?😏 He is not objectifying or sexualizing her right! 🤔 He's just complimenting her. So, what's wrong in that? 😒

[@SaraWindi]

@@cutie__19-k4n some people can’t get past the looks. They don’t understand that women are sick and tired of it. They are not seeking compliments on looks when they are at work. Complement the work or keep it shut.

[@mkrish9182]

Such a beautiful and matured level of discussion, it’s awesome! It’s shows the depth of knowledge, maturity of both Palki Sharma and Dr. Krishnamurty Subramanian! I wonder why other news channels don’t indulge such discussions at least once in a while, instead of same mudslinging, shouting etc.every day ?

[@RajendraVenkatak]

Very good point State governments should be questioned and do more on reforms and growth

[@BalwantBagga]

I am impressed by your clear speech & thoughts Palki and subjects to bring up

[@TinTinlol-i1l]

While India is getting richer, unemployment rate is also getting higher. How is that possible?

[@gvkvishal4359]

Wealth disparity, unemployable youth.

[@catsanddogs979]

Because the poor produce babies like there's no tmr!!

[@spg6651]

Possible -- wealth concentration by mighty people -- Person who had Rs 100 crore enmassed Rs 500 crore through various means .. National wealth increased - But it is with one person

[@kundurupavan1429]

Rich are getting richer. There is economic improvement for poor and middle class

[@spg6651]

@@kundurupavan1429 I am Ok with Rich become Richer through legitamate means . But here the means to garner wealth is all through corruption. 1000 crore in one term for a CM in Karnataka is given. It is easy as well .. Our contritution written for honest people has lot of holes which is exploited by all. That is the Issue .. If a INFOSYS CEO salary is say RS 10 crores it is OK ..

[@abhijitgupta9031]

If only we pushed family planning heavily from 1980s.. an extra 300 -400 million wouldn’t have been born.

[@karanjain3492]

People are brains not just stomach

[@vikaspanchal8015]

You are not thinking in the right way Sir. Thanks to our forefathers they bring 7-8 children on average at that period of time. Imagine from mughal to all invasion & conversion, our population would have been shrinked. Two, Bharat & China historically were the most populous nations from the beginning. Take Mahabharat war for instance how much were involved in that war alone.

[@activelistener4484]

Blame socailist policies and freebies & reservations for brain drain

[@mayanktripathi8726]

..here's another viewpoint...Do you really believe that family planning would had been accepted and applied to all sections across communities..NO..the peaceful minority BELIEVES IN POPULATON JIHAD..so perhaps Hindus would had complied and would had been in minority...

[@sunnymalhotra4284]

You are right. China is forcefully doing sterilization of Muslims. Keeping them in camps and trying to normalise them . We are a democracy so we can't do that although it would be ideal.

[@deepakphul7585]

Very informative. Thanks for bringing that. I was missing his thoughts on Agriculture, which is an integral part of people's life and the economy

[@michalsingha7058]

The real definition of women of new era ❤

[@LP-ff8fk]

Thank you First post & Palki !Excellent interview, intense , focused and well coordinated ! Yes the states need to be accountable for the funds they request and their responsibility in wealth creation. Most of them use it for dispensing freebies and maintaining anti social elements to threaten supporters of other parties in their state. More jobs yes but low or inadequate salaries for today's youngsters is equally frustrating, especially when they have zero work life balance and terrible travel challenges, be it by road, train etc. That's why many are leaving the country at the first instance, dreaming of a cleaner environment and better work place.

[@rupendrachandaluri9327]

Very indepth and rooted discussion, one of the best interview ever. Thank you firstpost.

[@PrashantDhobale-gw4ln]

Her insights weave a hopeful tale, Of growth and progress without fail. For every worker, a chance to see, A prosperous nation, strong and free.

[@HarkiratSandhu-p3f]

I love 💗❤️‍🔥💓💗💕💘💞 you Palki you should be prime minister

[@yuvanpradeepcm4070]

Watching this Premiere , on this day , that I'm reading his book named India@100 at the page 37, Page by page his book captivates me. At the last word of this book , I'm hopeful it would set the virtual stage on the minds of people similar to me , who are envisaging a well developed economy at the centenary year of Indian Independence

[@biggpicture2930]

Rigorous analysis by projecting japan and china on to india... that is completely non rigorous... but magically thinking.

[@rajupenu]

You missed Dr Subramaniam, India is going to become global hub for food supply chain and is going to blow away all the previous assumed headwinds

[@SengpoSatbang]

How TF endia become the hub for food supply chain. endia has absolutely no hygiene consideration.

[@Climate-change_is-real1]

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[@spg6651]

I still remember one mark question in 3rd standard -- What is the population of India .. That was 1975 -- It was 70 crores then .. Today it is doubled .. How come ?. Why population control measures which were vibrant in 1960s. 1970s dwindled after 1980s.. What stopped government establishment to think Population will find its own balance .. Damage is done now .. Any improvement is sucked by this burgeoning population within days .. Generation of 50 crore jobs is also less .. CHAOS and CORRUPTION is the natural outcome which we are seeing now

[@kumarutsav6103]

When it happens it happens, I wish it happens but looking at the current situation and the ongoing system of politicians , I am pessimistic about India's growth may even exceed Thailand per capita, forget about China and Japan.

[@srinivasaadipudi6732]

A very apt interview for the times we are living. I am glad he pointed out the role of state governments. As a society with such diversity and population, we must invest right social infrastructure to nurture harmony and overall well-being rather than individual economic prosperity alone.

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[@PrashantDhobale-gw4ln]

With insights sharp and vision clear, She speaks of growth, both far and near. Opportunities must pave the way, For brighter tomorrows, here to stay.

[@lakshmiprasadtinnanur3444]

Thanks Palki for making this video, lot of things learnt in this and thanks to dr subramanyan for delivering his excellent knowledge in Indian and global economy

[@selvarajvel]

India has its own challenges 1. Food security - factor 1.6 billion people with looming threat of climate challenges. Food inflation is spiking. Our agri production is way below the expectation 2. Supply chain and logistics cost to be reduced lot. But every year increasing toll is not the way 3. Our dependency on China. Our trade imbalance is alarming 4. Cut down red tape in every govt department. Bring all services online and eliminate delay and corruption 5.Mandate our premier institutes to nation building. It is a shame we can't produce a fighter jet engine even today. List is long... India will grow with all the deficiencies for sure.

[@saratsaratchandran3085]

If you stop food wastage by building better storage systems, the present rate of production; would be enough. Reasonable control on population has been in place too

[@rsraman3273]

Great...at least one ...is practical..in analysis of a complex issue.... Palkiji give him a chance to express the ground realities of Indian economy. But ...writing only with data ... numbers...- &. "" STATISTICS " Graphical analysis with lucid..tongue tip English will run the Show but not the real burning ... important issues with scientific ... logical explanations....will not attract Viewrs. Understandable. Well commented,,,& a reply acknowledging,,the crux.

[@swaminiswaprabhananda]

Hello Palki, namaste. The entire interview serves as an eye opener, providing broader, well articulated knowledge helping to grasp clarity on various aspects of national and global aspects of the current and future economic realities. State governments need to be seriously accountable. The term highlighted: STATE GOVERNMENTS HAVE RESPONSIBILITES to prove! India Inc. too need to go more into R & D things! More Skill Development efforts - internship programs, I.T.I.s ... Palki earned compliments on each question she raised - Kudos!! THANKS!

[@PRAYAGDEEPPARIJA]

8% growth harder and harder once the base increases.

[@seth-e9y]

Yes and no. GDP per capita's base would still be much lower than the best of the world. So, 8% is possible for a longer time than we think.

[@kudaisiaduntola2523]

Very interesting to watch this as a foreigner or outsider. India such an intruiging place!

[@sumeet3536]

MY EYES NEVER DISTRACT FROM THE FACE OF PALKI MAM

[@delmanpronto9374]

get psychological treatment

[@YouCantHandleTheTruth.]

I need to borrow your beer goggles.

[@agnibratachaudhuri2578]

@@YouCantHandleTheTruth. 😆 nice roast, dude

[@imnothing2infinite]

Undeniable fact is china,japan and Israel kids have been under robust and disciplined education system, skills and economy policies, SME Integration and growth is super good in those countries, here we still struggling in vicious cycle of religious politics, free bee and reservation schemes, thriving for govt jobs, again electing the leaders(they will increase reservations, free bees and religious politics), there are good people, skilled youth, genius people are leaving country for better lifestyle and growth opportunities. I wish my country will prosper soon ❤

[@PrashantDhobale-gw4ln]

वह प्रगति की बात करती है, एक उम्मीद भरी धुन, हलचल भरे बाज़ारों, सुबहों और दोपहरों की। हर युवा के लिए, आगे बढ़ने का मौका, विशाल और खुले आसमान के नीचे.

[@mytrial]

Great Interview and great insights given by Dr. Subramanian on Indian Economy and effect of events in the world on India. Thanks for the very fruitful discussion.

[@meelumanjeet]

It's a treat to watch all videos of Palki. Great show.

[@ROCKY-ui7hi]

Thank you sir for giving opportunity to understand broader economic policy

[@14madwho]

Good interview overall - from ITI to skilling to importance of manufacturing, change in nature of jobs, incentives for startups - he makes some excellent points. I think the India govt should be consulting with Dr. Subramanyam on a daily basis.

[@AmitSheth]

“I don’t want to leave at that.” Masterful, Palki!

[@sreeadhu]

What a brilliant interview. So much insights on the future of this Great Country

[@PrashantDhobale-gw4ln]

The guest, an expert in economic trends, Shares data and advice, as growth he lends. Numbers clear, examples bright, Guiding policies to the light.

[@namanbhayani1016]

Pureplay Math / Economic Mastercalss! You know its a serious Conversation when the Guest talks in terms of Percentages!

[@mkrish9182]

Super… what an analogy IMF loan vs Doctors bitter pill!

[@Goddhunter]

It only takes a few people like vijay Malaya to impact country's economy & people's optimism. Afterall Indian politicians & Banks loves to keep India's fate in top business men hands.

[@Rajanamaddeshiyacv]

What a conversation between india 😊😊😊

[@ashyjager]

GDP is growing but strangely not people's incomes. Expenses have risen massively.

[@thesecretingredient....9481]

We have to create a unique model. I agree with Palki

[@vbredy650]

One idea for large scale employment in India: India has 7500 kilometers coastal line. Construct sea road (0.5 kilometer wide) along the coastal line. At some places, the sea is shallow up to 10 kilometers where the development can be extended. This will employ millions of people in construction, transportation, tourism, etc.

[@prabakaranasokraj174]

Only MSME sector can provide more jobs. Leave MSME sector alone with minimum statutory controls, they will create wonders

We can't be slaves money isn't everything

[@bhagat_singh-o4t]

Cute boy😂😂

[@navinpandit5452]

Good financial analysis of Indian economy. End of the day India needs more jobs for the emerging generation.

[@systemspro1239]

One of the decent, intellectual conversations between the interviewer and interviewee. Dr Subramanian's optimism for India based on the historical quality data (i.e. referencing Japan and China economies) is commendable. As he pointed out, the central and state government policies are the keys. Lets wait and watch.. Best wishes to India !!

[@chiraggala1984]

80% of the Indian talent does not want to work

[@gowthammuthusamy5967]

What ? Who said that. We all want to work. May be you're not.

[@manithiruvengadaamy8491]

Ambitious perspective of India growing up to be a $55 trillion by 2047 an arithmetic by Dr. Subramanian based on the growth data from 1970 until now🎉

[@PRONABMONDAL-z5r]

It is very difficult to operate business in India for small business owners. Student Government does not listen to us. Without small businesses, India would not be able to create a lot of jobs.

[@parthabanerjee1831]

2 of my very fav persons together ❤

[@muthiahct3252]

THIRUCHITRAMBALAM SHRI KRISHNA THANKGOD THANKMAHAPERIAWAAL SUPEROSUPER TRUE GDP TRADE INTELIGENT DISCUSSION FOR ALL

[@vinaybhade7046]

Entrepreneurs (whether a big corporate or a small factory or shop) create jobs. The problem is that corruption is the root cause of all problems. Even a hawker who has no option but to sell on the street is harassed by the police and municipalities. Even if all the middle class people were educated well, there will still be a lot of unemployment. Unless we create decent roads, and have a good ecosystem for entrepreneurs, we are doomed. Just big corporates are not enough for creating jobs. We need small scale industries. Majority of our politicians are also uneducated and we have IAS officers taking orders from uneducated people.

[@truthruster]

She didn't want to start a math olympiad with him when he started broadcasting numbers 😆

[@RaviKumar-il2sl]

This is the true media, which young India or new India must learn from. This is far better than TV media. By the way, I am here to learn English.

[@subhadippal9054]

Thanks for raising this issue

[@avinashsarna1170]

Very informative and well managed conversations . Highly appreciated.

[@knaraya936]

Economists talking about creating jobs is one thing. Government policies is another. But real jobs are created by entrepreneurs not just only in tech.instead of bringing economists to talk jobs, why not bring real job creators with their vision - what are their issues? These need to be discussed.

[@Invincibleraja-c7p]

Great conversation.. loved it.. great questions pondered by palki sharma…

[@silentreaper9264]

Do more interviews with Economists like these persons even with foreign economists also because that is what really needed in our country🤟.Then only reform,perform and transform process can be really implemented on ground level to all people of India.Jai Hind 🇮🇳

[@waldensmith4796]

Great interview Palki with the Indian Economist. Growrh is essential to Economic progress similar to Chinas economic boom turning to economic stagnation. My question is how would increase in energy prices also with the escalation of war could energy supplies be affected. God forbid. Keep up the good work Palki.

[@YouCantHandleTheTruth.]

India's job crisis??? B-b-b-but Palkee claims India has been producing jobs left and right, top and bottom, and India will be the superpower.

[@D.2601]

As someone who never misses watching palki’s live, when it comes to jobs & women safety & unequal pay I have only seen her criticism even for Indian govt. never seen her “claim” whatever cr@p u hv mentioned ya pulled that outta ur a$s

[@YouCantHandleTheTruth.]

@@D.2601 OF COURSE you haven't. Palkee is only one telling the _truth_ like no one in this world can. Amazing! Now snap out of your deluded world. Oh wait, you can't. My bad Palkee is the best!

[@ashokkkripalani5222]

Very well explained he needs to educate his knowledge to all diffrent shows and universities keep it up gentleman good luck

[@BarshaShrestha-cw6ob]

Palki mam please make this intellectual conversation in hindi also because it is so important to understand us clearly 🙏. Thank you ❤️

[@manjunathgs5137]

In my opinion, huge employment opportunity in Agriculture if corrected through river linking, Ethenol production income, fruits export, pulses consumer market within India can make India rich and least unemployment problem country.

[@lokesh554]

We have grown by 7% in last 10 years even at lower base and growing population base. 8% growth rate over 30 long years is too optimistic and very biased. India with it's young workforce with median age of 30 should try to grow by 10% in next 5-6 years and then the growth will taper off. By 2047, we'll most likely to grow below 5% Just imagine what's he's saying..china(at 17 Trn USD) is growing by 4.5%, US (at 28 Trm USD) is growing by 2% and this wise gentlemen is projecting 8% even after india crossing 20 Trn. Such people are dampener for India's growth which only project future and not the reality.

[@rsraman3273]

Great.....Practical. Pertinent Points .....but. STATISTICS numbers by wild imagination will make India with 55....550 Trillion..... Great ambition he is IMF !!! God save king......

[@dhirendersahani2544]

India is going to become super power 🔋 💪 😊

[@YouCantHandleTheTruth.]

Did you play that record from Palkee's broken turntable?

[@shivarma9658]

And by 2050 we r going to make our own rs100 indegenios earphone

[@kpdwivedi1672]

Please do not compare indis with Japan. A friend of mine who worked in Japan long time back told me that average Japanese works for 18 hrs per day in the company. My own experience in india. I purchased a new TATA car. When I reached their workshop for first serving I noticed a sea of difference as compared my to HONDA CITY workshop. Very poorly maintained workshop at tata motors, quality of work and customer interaction etc was telling its own story. Simple mathematical models will not be good enough. I had requested for back side camera which was never implemented with promises 10 time but no work. We have 50% of population which is good for nothing and lot of them sit in Govt office only collecting bribes and doing nothing. I can write a book on it and what about social upheavals all around us.

[@pradaxina]

I agree on this. Majority of japanese and majority of Indians are polar opposite. The believe in working hard, we like having it easy.

[@prakashchandradosi6115]

It's always pleasure to hear Palki mam and the the reply of celebrities who feel so comfortable with here ....🎉

[@alberthuang4868]

Indians dream and this Indian is no different.

[@saurabhgarampalle1533]

Enlightening views on indian and global economy.

[@sureshnair5690]

I feel he is enjoying taking her first name again and again to the entire duration of the interview

[@KBS-lq4tf]

India needs to reduce population and do whatever measures

[@AdityaSingh-ji6rb]

She is just perfect for journalism perfect perfect.....

[@chandrashekarha7742]

Very good conversation it gives some hope about our country

[@careventurescapital]

Need to let go of false pride and get China to open factories to address unemployment.

[@AeonMusicRecord]

Economy is a Test Match not a T20 game, Hopefully India can sustain 25 years

[@bhagat_singh-o4t]

Test matches though have innings to check the reality..sometimes log run projects turn into utopia..see the farmers wealth will increase double by 2022 lol..😂😂.

[@kknankani]

On the question of we are not China and cannot have all approvals ready for investor signature. I would give the example of how Shri Narendra Modi as Chief Minister of Gujarat offered Tata land in Sanand for Nano within weeks. So yes it maybe difficult not impossible.

[@daywork-tg5vd]

The main point is what states are doing is important Indian we all must questions about what state doing how they are using state budget not allow to loot money 🤑

[@paolomarri1227]

Brilliant conversation, thank you!

[@santoshaswathy1]

Fantastic, superb interview.

[@SurjeetRaghave]

Really awesome conversation 😊

[@tigeragri5355]

OUR PM asks the youth to open bakkoda shops right so better to follow our VISWA GURU 's instructions 😂😂😂😂

[@arjunraval1113]

Very good, informative and qualitative content, Palki.

[@skmplanet9591]

As per the current status, the situation in india may not change in next 50 years at least

[@thebackbenchers]

What an interview

[@ashokkkripalani5222]

Great interview by both of u good inteligent questions and very well answered and explained by dr subramanium

[@tapashaviator]

He is basically taking about inflation. Number will increase but value of money will equally decrease. When India reaches 55 trillion, US will be 200 trillion.

[@jegr6607]

Youre probably assuming advanced economies today will continue to grow at the same rate in future? Sure one cant imagine a world where uncle Sam will let others come close to their position, thats totally a different discussion😁

[@tapashaviator]

@@jegr6607 If the US fails, everyone fails in the current setup.. more than half of india will be unemployed if US companies stop hiring

[@YouCantHandleTheTruth.]

India's population will reach 55 trillion before its GDP.

[@sparshm9482]

@@jegr6607even at worse case compound interest beats all. Meaning it would take the United States 250+ years of doing nothing to get passed by china or India in gpd per person and purchasing in this lifetime. Which is fine. Everyone is a human. Eventually we will all die from a nuclear fallout or will be telling the people on Mars colony that the earth federation needs more tax. And history repeats itself

[@Arts11234]

@@YouCantHandleTheTruth. Don't worry our population is already on the path to decline, read the latest reports suggest we will attain our population peak by 2031 from their on it will be steep declination.

[@RawHustler]

I think he's excellent

[@venkateshp4313]

We shud solve internal problems first rather focus on international ones

[@entertainmentworldvideos9284]

Dollar and rupee was equal in 1956 what about doubling tripling of gdp means.. Today 1dollar near to 100rs

[@NeedPeaceInLife]

I have lost hope on my country, it is extremely corrupt, nobody works honestly, u need to bribe to get something done, businesses and corporates exploit the common man making him work for more than 12 hrs at a minimum wage , today Satya Nadella and Sundar pichai are so successful because they left india, and that's why Indians abroad r so successful, nurses and doctors are also leaving India, law and order is the worst there is no place in this country to progress honestly.

[@biggpicture2930]

Rigorous analysis by projecting japan and china on to india... that is completely non rigorous... but magically thinking.

[@biggpicture2930]

contrast the above with 1 to 2 % GDP growth at best by Economist Arun Kumar Why Is No One Talking About India s Unorganised Sector? Economist Arun Kumar Explains Neon Show 1 to 2 % GDP growth at best. @44.30min Huge unemployment problem... Enormous corruption... Broken system everywhere Education failure etc... 1.08.40minsec when Indian conglomerates want technology... they will get govt to ....and those with technologies will run away... 1.33.40 being critical is knowledge generation, not anti national...But indians think it is..... So India is a failure... in development and progress.

@@biggpicture2930 what do you mean ,explain !

@@NeedPeaceInLife with every non sense etc we do why can't we allow slightly late grad and pg etc till 2026 atleast allow better and a more liberal education policy ? Who will work on real fronts nep has changed stuff for the better but still we need to be accepting and accomodating too

[@biggpicture2930]

India is very different from china, and Japan. World also has changed. So India will remain poor by International standard., even in 75 years ...by Economist in World Bank, Dr Indermit Gill Odds Are Against India Ever Becoming a High Income Developed Country TheWire Note: "High Income" in deluded Indian sense

[@baratbushan8230]

Nice Analysis based on facts with regards By Adv T E Barat Bushan Senior Advocate Member of MHAA Chennai ( Adv T E Barat Bushan S Acharya Chennai)& Sri Rama Jayam

[@pradeepp8768]

Ms Palki, when talking to a renowned economist, please try not to make a point, because you do not have that ability, but just ask questions as you have been doing. But thanks for bringing a great guest, and please get him back regularly.

[@mohitkaushik2636]

That's the problem with these journalist when they forget who they actually are and try to be in the role of an authority. Since this lady has this bad habit & don't let any stone unturned to show it over and over again.

[@SaraWindi]

@@mohitkaushik2636 everyone has opinions, it’s okay to speak your mind. Journalists are people too, it’s not old DD news where you have a one sided “conversation” with an expert. She is polite and articulate when she puts her point forth. It’s not annoying, it’s totally okay to disagree if it doesn’t align with your thoughts.

[@mohitkaushik2636]

@@SaraWindi who is denying one should not have opinions ? You didn't get our point. She has the habit of interpolation about issues which she has no idea, and thats where your politeness can't rescue your opinions. She is smart & intelligent i agree. But sometimes she just become devil's advocate. Knowingly & unknowingly. Let alone annoying/politeness doesn't define anything. Yogendra Yadav might be very soothing and polite for masses but this doesn't deny the fact that he is not a shrewd and A rank anarchist. Hence, make opinions about her accordingly.

[@SaraWindi]

@@mohitkaushik2636 I agree with you on interpolation, and I also like Yogendra Yadav for what he is, though there are no comparisons here. However, I like it when a reporter is being a devil's advocate, it helps get answers from the guests to questions that many of the audience members may have. The bottom line is that I like Palki, and you may not. There is always that human element that sways us toward or away from a person.

[@mohitkaushik2636]

@@SaraWindi I also like her, no issues as such but issues become when she ended up hurting cause, cause of swadharm, a Journalist should stick to- coming to Yadav, if someone is also liking him then it's obvious a issue with person itself, since he is outward Anti India and one is unable to see it through. Our liking someone or disliking should be based on the fact whether he/she stands for our Dharm/ Nation or not, that guy is smart crooked. Proved it himself time and again. All in public.

[@priyashmukherjee3015]

*PALKI MAAM HAS THAT AURA WHICH OTHERS DONT HAVE*