India's Infrastructure Problem

[@anirudhaakela3788]

India hasn't been terribly designed, india just hasn't been designed. As an example, there were only 8 PhD candidates in Urban planning in all of India last year, among over a billion people.

[@itsmeaditya102]

Yes

[@Styyxxxx]

And when any good infrastructure project has been planned. Most of the money gets eaten up by the politicians. lmao

[@maimunashuhanah2086]

Remember britain stole 45 trillion from us if we had that our india would probably be a superpower

[@magicmagus1459]

@@maimunashuhanah2086 you can’t just make up a number...anyone can make up facts that doesn’t make u right....only u will see Indians in every comment section bragging about nothing when they are poor and impoverished....no other country behaves so shamelessly

[@magicmagus1459]

@@maimunashuhanah2086 also the annual turn over for Indian scammer is $1 billion per year....is India going to return the money they stole by scamming back to western countries....even after receiving independence India has received huge donations from UN...even US, Russia donated hugely to India....basically India has been stealing money and receiving huge donations since independence

[@snowfox780]

If this video was made 10 years ago, I would have agreed with you. Bangalore has worse traffic than Delhi. Delhi has one of best public transit sytem in the country. Delhi pollution isn't due to vehicles but burning of agricultural waste in regions near to delhi. Power outages rarely happen now. The only time outages happened last year were due to coal shortages which happened everywhere.

[@teemo8247]

good to know that Delhi is improving!

[@aadityazeo]

Yep i agree

[@magicmagus1459]

Delhi is still hugely underdeveloped...not accepting reality isn’t going to change the ground reality....Delhi is still extremely lacking in infrastructure, education etc...it is nowhere near developed at all....pretending and lying isn’t going to change anything....

[@VinayKumar-dk2vv]

I'm banglore resident and I perfectly agree with you about Delhi's pollution

[@violetxtempest]

Nah , agriculture waste only contributes around 40% The main problem is dust that came from countries like Afghanistan Because of Himalayas The dust only flows in a narrow path and Delhi is situated in the middle of that

[@indicraft1775]

Delhi isn't lacking good public transport system. Delhi Metro is almost as big as London Underground and pretty much covers most part of the city. Delhi has troubles with pollution.

[@rvind000]

Yeah & it's free for women.

[@aryanhassan4659]

@@rvind000 that's sexxisstt..why would the government favour a particular gender?

[@ChiefJoey5971]

@@rvind000 no its not free for women, only busses are free i think.

[@ChiefJoey5971]

@@aryanhassan4659 votes

[@aryanhassan4659]

@Shlok Paatni hmm

[@ankitghosal9324]

It's is actually the polar opposite actually, Delhi has one of India's best public transportation whereas Bangalore has one of the world's worst traffic due to a lack of adequate public transportation (which is now being developed).

[@doctorgamez2410]

Pretty much. If he switched them I would have agreed. Speaking as someone who has lived in both Delhi’s urban planning is well ahead of Bangalore and Mumbai

[@afrozshaikh9099]

You can guess the amount of research done on this video by his Bengaluru pronunciation. He is has no idea about India 😂

[@ankitghosal9324]

@@afrozshaikh9099 yeah,😂😂 Bangla-dore 😭🤦🤦🤦😂😂😂 Like Dumbledore 😂😂😂

[@doctorgamez2410]

@Incredible india We need high beam lights🙄

[@ChiefJoey5971]

@@doctorgamez2410 no, we need proper lighting on road ,No one follows traffic rule.

[@surajitmondal823]

Most cities in India aren't designed at all. Though there are few planned ones too , like Chandigarh, Navi mumbai, Bangalore, Durgapur,Noida, Gurgao and some are also in the making like gift, new town. Older cities like Delhi, kolkata, Mumbai, Chennai are hard to redevelop.

[@nightmare5614]

Bangalore?

[@surajitmondal823]

@@nightmare5614 Old bangalore dates back to vijarnagar. But most of modern bangalore is a planned city. It's just unfortunate that the population has grown too much since then. And also mismanaged various way.

[@nightmare5614]

@@surajitmondal823 That's for every city. Newer parts look planned.

[@Mkayou]

Bengaluru planned? BS. If Bengaluru is planned then govt shd not waste trillion dollars.Wht we need is bringing in competence in Government jobs instead of seniority based promotion.

[@mayankprajapat4591]

Have you heard of indore?

[@ntatenarin]

This is awesome that they are planning on upgrading their public transportation. I want to go to India one day, and I'll admit some of the videos I've seen of the overcrowded trains scared me a bit. Best wishes to India and hopefully this project is completed on time!

[@scyber_avatar]

It depends on where in India you are going ... India is "Land of Extremities" .. It is incredibly diverse in almost every field that you can imagine.Those typical overcrowded train photos you see are mostly of old Mumbai Local trains which are jam packed by office goers .. but its not norm .. there are also normal Metros, long distance luxury trains, even a bullet train in making

[@ntatenarin]

@@scyber_avatar I see... Thanks a lot for the info! I typically visit many cities when I travel to countries, so I'm happy to hear this!

[@dograkhalsa1098]

Try the South, its usually less chaotic and have many historical sites and temples.

[@dwarasamudra8889]

@@ntatenarin 14 cities have metro rail and they are all rapidly expanding. Eg Delhi metro is about to become the 4th largest in the world. Another 7 are under construction and another 7 are about to go under construction.

[@Stellar_lnsights]

@@ntatenarin mumbai is building 350km of metro. It should all be operational by 2030. Then you won't see any of that crowded trains. Besides this, India is adding two metro systems every year. That's even more than what China did last decade!

[@revaddict]

This is what happens when you don't even Google properly.. Delhi has the largest metro in the country.. It moves a lot of people every single day.. It is so good that I can say without it Delhi would have been an unliveable city..It just wouldn't have functioned.. Bangalore on the other hand is a traffic hell.. Yes they made a metro which basically isn't useful.. The only good thing is the current government is pushing metros across the country and a lot of them are already operational..

[@ronitreddy9623]

He made this video like a month or 2 months ago but I still agree with you,he should have used trusted source

[@_tsu_]

Bangalore metro is amazing and extremely useful. Its just not as complete as Delhi metro. Like there is twice as much track in construction as is operational. And if you have ever used it, you will know that it gets crowded shoulder to shoulder even though train length and frequency are maxxed out.

[@didyouknow6140]

but the popluation and polution is a problem delhi has one of the wrost record :(

[@harshvardhan8572]

@@didyouknow6140 well the population part i understand but pollution is not the problem of delhi other state regions like punjab haryana make most of the pollution which then goes towards delhi

[@rebel6809]

@@didyouknow6140 hell

[@destroyer2509]

I live in rural india i remember power cut everyday back in the days but now i face very oftern for few min enjoying 24/7 Electricity

[@doctorgamez2410]

Yeah even my family is rural and basically never faced power outage in the past few years.

[@MN-mq3ql]

thanks modi

[@Papa-ur3ju]

Goodbye to congress, dump soclist

[@jamesbond4045]

Great feedback. Cheers👍

[@thechlorinator1803]

@@doctorgamez2410 thats what happens if u build actual electricity infrastructure instead of giving free electricity and water and then crying later that u dont have enough electricity or money

[@anantjha664]

Many of these problems in Delhi you talked about are kinda solved like- Health,Electricity,public transport is the best in India, Traffic is faster when compared to other Indian cities, Govt is working on solving Water shortages which has been almost solved. Pollution still remains a problem very small work done on it.

[@Qwerty-jc3so]

@@AT-vq6nu Delhi has some big hospitals though, i went to Apollo hospital once in south delhi

[@vedantkarad6299]

@Mohamad bin Hamza ghar se bhar nikal ke dekho dada.

[@pranavtiwari_yt]

@@vedantkarad6299 Delhi me dikhta bhi hai? Smog lmfao

[@pranavtiwari_yt]

Best health care system is still in Mumbai. And transport system can't be determined by metro u dum dum Bangalore is way ahead of delhi

[@vivekanand9944]

@@pranavtiwari_yt wo usko Savan ke andhe ko sab Hara hara ho gaya hai😂

[@Nishith8]

Our cities aren't designed at all. That's the problem. But few cities which are indeed design are much better.

[@samiuddinomer2538]

Which ones?

[@AECcomputers]

@@samiuddinomer2538 Chandigarh, Navi Mumbai, Gandhinagar and New Okhla

[@aaronnrodgers]

You must be kidding right? Delhi has probably the best public infrastructure in the country. Bangalore, which you used as an example of a city doing it well, has relatively terrible infrastructure, with traffic being the worst in the world. Delhi has one of the world's largest modern subway system my dude

[@prakash7564]

Bangalore infra is improving rapidly and also has good public transport, also statistically delhi has worse traffic than bangalore. The real problem is narrow roads here

[@aaronnrodgers]

@@prakash7564 I'm from Bangalore. The public infrastructure is nowhere near delhi. The bus and metro network are far superior. The roads are better, and it's overall way more convenient

[@srikk9]

Mumbai and Chennai have the best public transport systems ....

[@aaronnrodgers]

@@srikk9 lived in both cities. And nope

[@srikk9]

@@aaronnrodgers Agree to disagree

[@rajarshisarkar999]

Hardly any Indian City is Designed. The only Cities which are actually designed are the New Municipalities built after 1947. Expect 99.99% of Indian Cities Unplanned cause it never had a plan.

[@angels5449]

true. chandigarh and bhopal are the only well-designed cities I can think of, and that's only of the parts of them I've been to

[@realnapster1522]

India is thousands of years old. That’s why.

[@jyotiradityachoudhury7987]

​@@realnapster1522that's the laziest excuse. If that's the case then built new cities and living places. Decrease the crowd from old cities. India has enough land to build 10 to 20 new small and big cities. Either expand tier 2 tier3 cities with proper planning or build new urban places completely from scratch

[@Kapil__Lanjewar]

Western countries got to redesign their infrastructure because of World wars, as major cities got bombarded during these wars. This wasn't the case with India, that's the reason why today's India isn't well planned. Also you need to consider this, people on this subcontinent have been living for thousands of years, so the well thought out modern day city planning for this old civilizational society is far fetched idea. Although some might point out to well planned cities in Ancient India like Harappa, etc but my take on them is that they were destroyed long ago without proper knowledge transfer. 🤞 for the future of 🇮🇳

[@JaKingScomez]

Alot of western countries have been living for thousands of years quit the bs

[@prajvalrao4871]

@@JaKingScomez yeah... Seoul, Singapore, Abu Dhabi, Kigali (In Rwanda, Africa, yes), New York, Barcelona, Stockholm, Oslo, Helsinki, every city in Switzerland, every city in Australia, every city in New Zealand, Madrid, Dublin, Kuala Lumpur.

[@robLV]

The people on this subcontinent have been living for thousands of years?! Why is nobody talking about that, that's a real game changer😅

[@prajvalrao4871]

@@robLV lol nice sarcasm

[@_tsu_]

Bullshit. India's population grew in a scale of billions well after independence. Most of the urban areas were built after 2000. There is no excuse for our cities to be so unlivable other than the incompetence and complacence of our politicians.

[@Indian_Rajput]

Delhi's Transit system is best among all Indian cities with many city electric buses, a big metro system, trains, Aeroplanes well not ships 😂😂. Only Problem is Air and Water pollution. I feel very sad after seeing Yamuna river. Most of the air pollution generally occurs during winter. Delhi's geography is also reason for smog in Delhi.

[@ronitreddy9623]

Nah,bro it's due to agriculture in Punjab and other states,in those states people burn the left over dead crops after harvesting and due to the Himalayas in the north, the winds blow to Delhi directly

[@ronitreddy9623]

@ideo ok thanks for the info!

[@sidhanttiwari1915]

@ideo you are factually wrong Stubble burning contributes upto 33 to 36% of delhi pollution

[@yashagrawal88]

Bus lanes have been ignored in Delhi. The high number of private vehicles along with metros are contribute to air pollution.

[@poch2073]

I think the title could be better since it's more focused on how to solve the problems instead of looking into the details of why India has an infrastructure problem/terrible design.

[@RickyRisha410]

And he had one of worse research. You know, Delhi has one of the best transportation system and he totally undermined the fact that it has a system of 250+ metro stations servinng each n every corner + integrated to 3 other neighboring cities having their own separate system aswell!

[@RickyRisha410]

And to sum up…infrastructure is concentrated in Noida, Greater Noida and Gurgaon. You would see high rises everywhere which left out of western’s lenses

[@Styyxxxx]

Openly corrupt politicians and such a large population is honestly the biggest problem with India. In the last 15 years that I have lived in Bangalore. The city has gotten better in terms of infrastructure. But most government plans are massively over budget and are very bad in quality. The gap between the poor and the rich has just been getting bigger.

[@batfleck897]

30 million gawar freebies are located in newdelhi New delhi is more like"Nudeily

[@sidhanttiwari1915]

Corruption at cabinet level is not there as of now.Hope this gets better with time

[@Styyxxxx]

@@sidhanttiwari1915 Not true. BJP is corrupt too.

[@Styyxxxx]

Along with the religious extremism that is slowly creeping in.

[@Agnosticcc-x3m]

@@Styyxxxx He said about Union cabinet.

[@varunraju.g1022]

Indian cities were villages which grew but without proper planning . Only the city of Chandigarh was built from scratch and that's the only city with planning. My city which grew 1-5th after Independence had grown with no planning. Planning for new areas were done only post 90s

[@bundevsawhney7578]

Gandhinagar too

[@mihikabajoria1860]

You're wrong, durgapur is also planned !

[@arnabnath9462]

Dholera, Gift city, Navi Mumbai and much more

[@yashagrawal88]

When talked about planned cities (cities built by planning), often six cities are named - Bhubaneswar, Chandigarh, Gandhinagar, Navi Mumbai, Jamshedpur and Naya Raipur. In fact there are more. However, merely creating new cities in a planned way is not what is needed to be done. Existing cities can also be managed in the correct way.

[@M3ganwillslay]

@@arnabnath9462 All failed

[@avishkarpatel2583]

Dehli already have 4th largest metro network with almost 400 km & currently expanding more In other total 17 city has metro systems right now & many more is underconstrction

[@nava9754]

2 ND largest

[@zhangburnham7226]

400km doesn’t makes you 4th largest metro even in China, Beijing,Shanghai,Shenzhen,Guangzhou ,Chongqing,Chengdu ,Wuhan,Nanjing all have over 400km metro

[@sanjoe7265]

17 th largest

[@ninjasword629]

delhi has one of the best metros in the world. BENGALORE DOESNT have good transit and have traffic issues also its bangalore not bangladoor

[@nobody-ye5rk]

*Bengaluru not Bangalore

[@soumyadipmukherjee6627]

Who told here we do have metro traffic is a problem but we do have metro and other transit systems if u lived in Bengaluru u would have known

[@samiuddinomer2538]

It's bangaluru

[@Choiteahe]

This video is outdated. Because your data shows the story of India in 2005-2010. I like your narration. However, you did not clearly explored problem rather than just mentioning few with little backstory. You also clearly missed the progress of these massive infrastructure development.

[@gaurang603]

These people always want to show that india is poor country

[@zealisrealfan]

Not to be rude, but they kinda sound like a teenage baldi’s basics

[@tivo3720]

The previous congress government was a 💩 .. They were busy to fill their pockets. But this government really care about India think about India.... That's why India is developing fast.... Every Indian from North to South, east to West islands... Everyone can feel and see the development. Good luck India.. Best wishes

[@jamesbond4045]

Ekdam correct bola

[@scrubs3050]

lmaooo

[@harsh7559]

To viewers, I'd like to correct a fact, electricity problem is only in Rural areas, because in cities we recieve Electricity 24×7, if there will be a power cut, we get prior information through text or newspaper.

[@lionwolf8358]

Constructive Criticism is always welcomed. Loved the video.

[@shammyopurification8129]

Construction criticism* lol

[@omshah9282]

@@shammyopurification8129 big brain time.

[@Papa-ur3ju]

This video is full of misleading statements, Farmer cause more pollution by stubble buring than vehicles.

[@angels5449]

@@Papa-ur3ju and the reason farmers burn the leftovers of their crops? because they don't have enough money to hire tractors. why? because politicians are too keen on military spending and eating up the money to bother about supplying them. Anyway, stubble is only burned about twice a year. Millions of vehicles running on diesel and petrol are ongoing day and night, 24/7. It's impossible that farmers would cause more pollution.

[@flyingspaghettimonster2925]

@@angels5449 Even affluent ones with tractors burn stubble

[@VELS436]

India needs atleast 15 to 20 years from now to overcome these problems in terms of over all infrastructure , poverty elimination in eastern & northern states which called as BIMARU states , proper urban planning , sanitization , pollution control , red tapes etc...Current liberalized india has much better infra than 1990s specialist india in terms of metro trains , electric railways , expressways , multi lane highways , multi logistic parks , freight corridors , industrialization , huge growth of service sector etc .....Sure , at 2040s most of problems in india will be almost solved ....Thank you

[@chrismathewjoseph1283]

What is he talking about?? Indian cities have no design, people just build stuff randomly without any proper allotment... That's why Delhi has a weird pattern which is it has no pattern or planning... The government is trying to fix that, and some problems are being solved... Hoping that it would be met by 2030.....

[@xdnsvexd1401]

i dont think 2030 is enough, but people are gonna do again as 70% population is living in ruraal areas, they will build the poor infrastructure once again. We need to educate them first

[@sidhanttiwari1915]

@@xdnsvexd1401 along with jobs so they dont migrate into cities.Which the govt have failed in doing so in yet.

[@yashagrawal88]

Without any plan to start bus lanes, traffic and transport cannot be improved.

[@chindigamer2229]

They say India had to go through power cuts *Le me who haven’t seen power cuts since along time :- WTF

[@Raj-gr6dy]

In Kolkata, we get power cuts for a few hours after heavy rain. That's a given, every year.

[@scyber_avatar]

Why was there pic & mention of New York in thumbnail ?? .. there was no mention or connection to new york in video

[@arnavrajyadav9f462]

Correction: india's gdp is more than 3.1 trillion.

[@luigiismariosbrother.7656]

Cities in countries like UK, EU, Korea, Japan etc aren't designed either but they are livable regardless. US is becoming more and more crappy by the way. With income inequality going through the roof, Rents taking 70% of people's pay, no public healthcare, no public higher education, inflation in general keeps surging while wages are stagnant for 35 years, infrastructure is crumbling, Government debt, Outdated Laws and policies etc

[@AyanAli-py7ci]

Even 1920s America is years ahead of India in infrastructure

[@reeti5958]

Banglore as an example of good traffic management..? I must be high or something, idk what I am hearing these days... 😂😂

[@dramakun4931]

I don't agree with the use of Bangalore as an example cuz transportation system in Bangalore is actually terrible specially with the worst traffic in the world Delhi is still better although pollution is still more

[@anuragtumane5227]

Indian infrastructure can be properly designed if the government focuses more on it.

[@abhijit1820]

Thanks for making this video. India's power crisis is a concern...hydraulic wasn't enough, so the current government gave go ahead to a multiple coal projects, for which a section of the population started to accuse the government of corruption..only solution seems to be nuclear energy like UK and other developed nations, but UNSC doesn't allow India to do so. Renewable is not the answer, at least not immediately.

[@animenerd5million]

I am an Indian and loved your video

[@nirajsahu6684]

the fact is indian cities unlike American cities are very old and also there was no major war or destruction like what happened to many European cities like London and major factor is indian administration is petty bad government will first make great roads but will not take care of it

[@its.Sarthak101]

@@lohithpaladugu6456 China also build way too many cities and building that are now converted into ghost towns... Just to boast gdp numbers they were building recklessly not taking into consideration of people and sustainable development. Yes there are many good examples in China in urban planning so as in India. With time we are taking such things in consideration is a good start towards greater urban planning......

[@riderchallenge4250]

@@lohithpaladugu6456 govt build navi Mumbai noida naya raipur chandigarh and many more planned cities dude

[@rajarshisarkar999]

@@lohithpaladugu6456 Main City needs a Complete Redevelopment. Meaning breaking it down and rebuilding it. Like how Paris was Rebuilt.

[@rajarshisarkar999]

@@lohithpaladugu6456 I know. And as long as People and the Government are at Odds. The Country will stay Unplanned as it is forever.

[@rajarshisarkar999]

@@lohithpaladugu6456 Dude no. GDP or Per Capita is just a System of Measurement. It never means the Country is Superb. It takes the People's Ethics, Morals, Quality of Living and Environment to actually be Great. What's the Point of becoming the Richest Nation if India still suffers from Unhygienic Conditions in various parts of the Country. That would mean Inequality has Skyrocketed. We need Equality in Income Distribution and proper Ethics and Discipline Teaching to Indians before Education. Otherwise it'll be all for naught.

[@deji8465]

You are truly an awesome content creator with informative content. You truly deserve more recognition

[@voltgaming2213]

India should follow great city planing methods in the world in pedestrian friendly and great public and private sector transport

[@borissss7802]

Well this problem kind of goes for dehli only but i would say the goverment needs to take action on this. But in cities like Bengaluru and mumbai it's not that much of a problem but improvement needs to be taken place

[@vincentfox4929]

Actually the air quality is mostly due to farmers burning the leftover crops after harvest. Vehicle pollution is only a small but significant part.

[@scrubs3050]

@ideo lemme guess, you're either from Punjab or Haryana? 😂 it's nothing personal, stubble burning is the major cause of pollution.

[@stevegracious3787]

Amazing video! Much love from India!

[@afkass4965]

I'm sorry dude ,but I'm gonna have to call the bullshit on this one. I've been to Europe and to Delhi. And I gotta say, Delhi public transport is 100% better than London public transport.

[@Shivammishra98643]

Why though?

[@afkass4965]

@@Shivammishra98643 easy reply. London metro is way too old where as Delhi metro is relatively new and is more modern. In terms of connectivity, both are face to face but Delhi metro takes the case in pricing as well. Delhi metro is pretty cheap compared to London metro as well.

[@devenderreddydonthi6420]

1:00 its not delhi though. Its Hyderabad Hitech City

[@Asura463]

India should control the fee structure of private educational institutions so that people can access those higher degree courses and gain phd's

[@watchmyplaylists7454]

No, rather than controlling the private sector India should make its public sector competitive enough that the private sector has to reduce its fees.

[@tanbirnr2389]

Fact is almost every city in India is undesigned,In modern era we can say Chandigarh is well designed compare other cities in India,but things r changing now we have Dholera & Gift cities which r Greenfield cities on a making, it's gonna take forever

[@jarjarbinks6018]

How easy is land acquisition in Indian cities to be used for public projects (both legally and by cost)?

[@sayankundu2092]

Difficult, because the government believes in dialogue with existing residents. Could have been easier if they were asked to leave or get killed. Smh !

[@rajatmann8897]

I have lived in Delhi and Bengaluru for many many years and I can tell in terms of transport, Bengaluru is "hell on earth" and relatively, Delhi is much much better!!

[@samiuddinomer2538]

👍

[@Someone-wh8hi]

nice video. The only thing is that you managed to pronounce all the city names incorrectly.

[@dakshgupta8415]

They just showed wrong map of india and everyone here is concerned about shit in the video

[@Civilclips]

True

[@yashagrawal88]

The traffic in Indian cities does not need expensive things like metros or flyovers to be solved. What is needed are bus lanes to encourage public transport and discourage private vehicles. Metros are very harmful for the environment.

[@MultiWisdomShow]

This is sad, I feel like those big countries like India, China, Pakistan etc. lost control over their country just because there’s just so many residents on top of that there’s lots of corruption

[@rvind000]

China lost control ⁉️

[@dhruvg8472]

4:12 WTH this map is showing that Kashmir is not part of India, please reserch and put right footage here,it's a very sensitive issue here please

[@rushabhchheda2582]

begladore..............great pronunciation man.

[@deepaksanaka]

I know you're using stock footage but please review what footage you're using. Quite a bit of the footage is of Hyderabad which you've used while talking about Delhi and Bangalore.

[@AyanAli-py7ci]

all of dehli is a crap hole

[@jassingh8232]

Wonderful analysis and realistic solutions. Keep it up :)

[@naveenbattula]

the dude just called Bangalore a small city 💀 it's no realistic analysis

[@scrubs3050]

@@naveenbattula true, Bangalore has a larger population than most European cities combined lol

[@modernpronationalistharshg8647]

Not less then 3 trillion dollars its 3.2 Trillion dollar now . Delhi metro Length is 348Km . Yes Pollution is a Big Problem in Delhi . And Also Power Cuts for a Hour Is Very Rare Nowdays .

[@MrDEVkaushik]

Delhi has bad public transit 350+ km metro Thousands of Dtc buses local trains most expressways in india

[@jaigagandeep.s5100]

Power grid is good in India those changes are to sustain renewable energy Since we have decided to move into more sustainable energy

[@UGRIDC]

Bangladore? It’s Bangalore (Bang-A-Lor)

[@sadcapyyoutube]

I am an Indian and trust me, the land planning in India is horrendous. The past government barely paid any attention to proper land planning as a result India looks like a mess if you watch it from above.

[@br5365]

Unlike America. India is not a new country. Almost all the cities have been in existence for at least more than 1000 years. Compared to that time roads were sufficient. In modern times it became problmatic. Please do not compare India to America in these terms. America is not older than 500 years, whereas India is more than 5000 years old civilizational state.

[@atharvakoli5350]

As an indian the power problem is beautifully tackled by governments . There was just 1 outage throughout the lockdown in pune (2years)

[@arxalier2956]

I respectfully disagree, it might be manageable in Maharashtra, but we have powercuts all the time in Delhi, Lucknow, Kolkata and every other city I've been to my entire life

[@Morpheus2020]

Here I thought delhi has the best public transport system in india . Delhi metro coverage is 350 km ,bigger than London tube . And yes ,delhi public transport is cheap as f

[@yashagrawal88]

Metros are not desirable and are harmful for the environment. Delhi has a good network of metros but also the problem of severe air pollution and heat. There are too many private vehicles and concrete. Bus lanes are needed to prioritize public transport.

[@myfindings9283]

One of the major problem is lack of planning here houses does not come after roads .roads come after houses as a result there is no space to improve roads nor infrastructure

[@rbflowin_TV]

1:00 what the heck? 😂Thats Hyderabad city.

[@18yearsago]

Yeah Gachibowli 😂😂🤣🤣

[@eeshgupta7235]

Great video man stating facts. Could you send a link or a source of that 100 page plan? I would really like to read the whole plan and exact details.

[@yashpratapsingh5973]

Delhi has the best public transport in India on the other hand banglore has the worst traffic in India ! And it's a fact and not an opinion !

[@samiuddinomer2538]

True 💯👍

[@jacobwadhwa7174]

I strongly object the use of the map used at 4:11 where the state of Jammu and Kashmir were not shown in its original form.

[@KSM_bruh]

Happy so see this topic being discussed but sad for the topic

[@ArkiveYT]

Yes, I agree. I wanted to discuss this topic to show how the government aims to fix these problems, and I did not have an intent to talk bad about the country in any way but instead highlight the 2030 plan.

[@samiuddinomer2538]

Hyderabad 😍 can make us indians 🇮🇳 happy 🙂

[@darshilparmar7016]

Another problem is that india Is an ancient civilisation. You wanna build a road ? There is a 1000 year old temple , a historical site , trees and mosques in the way . (Google tree in middle of road)

[@proudmuslimmiakhalifa6300]

You can only see bad image of india on internet, i don't know why ppl's post only negative side of India.. may be because it's a developing country. .. But trust me if you have money in your pocket ( only $2000 ) you can take all luxury features in 🇮🇳 Trust me! And ya some very attractive places to vist : 1) Leh Ladakh 2) Jammu and Kashmir 3) Gujarat 4) Rajasthan 5) Darziling 6) Goa 7) Sikkim .. ... ( Nobody on internet show you these Cities of india, but these are the real tourist places) 🙂🙏🏻

[@AyanAli-py7ci]

lol people crap in the open in India. I would never want to live in those environments

[@Barack_Obama_Gayming]

Ladakh isn't part of India Kashmir isn't part of India Gujarat is dirty and poor Rajasthan is a good place to visit Darzilling is also a good place to visit Goa is temporary Sikkim is dirty

[@mrunknown2795]

@@Barack_Obama_Gayming Wtf ladakh's part of India 😂 Legit it's a state in India And not whole kashmir is part of India but yea some isn't And gujurat is not poor and dirty in fact it's the best in these aspects in India 🤣🤣 And Sikkim is so beautiful U are being fooled by ur media and I feel sad about it 🤣

[@Barack_Obama_Gayming]

@@mrunknown2795 Ladakh is part of pakistan lmao and kashmir is also part of china and pakistan Kid

[@mrunknown2795]

@@Barack_Obama_Gayming Lol I have visited ladakh u noob and I haven't seen any Pakistani or any chinese Its just that the west thinks Kashmir and ladakh aren't part of India but india think it is Thats why there is pok (Pakistan occupied Kashmir) instead of Pakistan This proves that the land originally belongs to india ok Brainwashed by media kid

[@KanishQQuotes]

Yes Delhi has issues. However the work done has been great. They have already build a circular road that allows Traffic to avoid entering Delhi. 1 Full fledged expressway exiting the city towards the east. There's also the high speed railways to nearby cities

[@yashagrawal88]

The main solution of bus lanes has still not been implemented.

[@carnivalbeast6307]

Delhi has degenerates

[@delta_for_you]

Bangladore?? Mixed up bangladesh and banglore 😂🤣🤣

[@MetDaan2912]

Why is New York in the thumbnail when it is not even mentioned?

[@drew-andresvogt652]

You didn't explain much as to WHY India is terribly designed, only the poor results.

[@ChiefJoey5971]

I will tell you why, for las 1000 years india was under foreign rule and the things never got planned because every invader would just destroy the city. During the british time the British just focused on infrastructure of places where they stayed so never really designed the city and it was all a mess. After independence people from rural area started coming to cities for job and started buying land and houses without any proper regulations and government didn't had any money to plan and build the city properly. Now there are very serious isse city like delhi but if you go outwards from delhi you will see proper roads, building, transit and thats because when delhi was full and more people were coming a board was setup to plan the cities where people can stay, buy homes etc and since then it has become quite ironic that the main city is less developed than satellite cities. Most of the houses built in Delhi is also illegal and doesn't follow any regulation plus there are many illegal immigrants who have settled in delhi but people don't bring a proper government to the power because current government of delhi is giving freebies and supporting illegal activities which is slowly decaying the city. They water supply board is in debt because of freebies, the electricity companies are in debt due to freebies, number of busses have reduced to half because even after getting money from center government isn't buying busses, metro is in loss after pandemic, crime rates have increased, there is no water treatment plant and they yamuna river which was supposed to be used as inland waterways smells and looks like sewage. If we want to make the city better then we have to stop the freebies and bring another government but I don't thing it will happen before 2025, it's sad to see my city in this state but it is what it is.

[@varunraju.g1022]

These were basically the paths where merchants travelled on horses. The roads grew and weren't fit for vehicles. Now the Gov't invested almost 1.6 trillion for next 5 years, only in improving and building roads .

[@iron_nicko]

1:14 broski fucked up, it's not "bangla-do-re", it's "bangal-o-re"

[@Vaishnavi_875]

Ikr

[@meherzadirani8274]

Delhi has amazing public transport. One of yhe largest metro systems, suburban railway is good, and a huge bus network. Stop hating on Indian cities lol.

[@varunraju.g1022]

But not enough people are using them

[@AyanAli-py7ci]

they always talk as if they got castles in the sky but they barely got shelters on the ground

[@sigmachadtrillioniare6372]

@@varunraju.g1022 really you dummy? Ever walked in delhi metro? Guess commies need to chill

[@sigmachadtrillioniare6372]

@@AyanAli-py7ci yes yes, pakistan has anywhere doors for transportation

[@henrytudor8537]

India places too much emphasis on GDP and not on GDP per capita which is what matters. You can basically increase your population to increase GDP but what does it mean for quality of life? The entire 1.4billion people consume a total amount equal to that if 66million people in the UK.

[@arxalier2956]

Based opinion, people don't talk about this enough. Per capita income conveys a lot more about our country than GDP

[@afrozshaikh9099]

You can guess the amount of research done on this video by his Bengaluru pronunciation. He is has no idea about India 😂

[@lobhasdhuri6566]

As an Indian who spent all his 23 years in Mumbai I'd like to tell you that most of the cities and the houses, buildings weren't designed at all. Laws weren't strict or well crafted enough so people or immigrants would just build slums out of nothing and nowhere and now under SRA ( Slum rehabilitation authority ) they're getting homes in redevelopment in buildings. People or builders just built houses and building any land they found in city and that's why Mumbai gets flooded everytime in monsoon but Navi Mumbai is totally opposite of it.

[@Hamsteak]

Man you make great content and awesome graphics. Your channel is definitely going planes, congrats 👏. You should do a video Adam something, OBF, CuriousReason, Dyslexic Mitochondria, Jack Chapple, and there's much more out there

[@ant5098]

This video is outdated All the information are wrong he's talking 2005to2010 Now delhi is the best public transportation placed

[@143varunsherke2]

The city of "Bangladore". It's name is Beng-a-lu-ru.

[@sheikprofessional]

This video has lot of misinformation and wrong footages

[@roastlearner]

Why everyone only targeting diwali

[@DucklingGaming]

I suggest watching some Cities Skylines tutorials

[@yousafshah2440]

LMFAO

[@ayushmansanjeev5487]

i dont even know what you were trying to tell us using this

[@akshaykhandve1122]

India is an old country. Its cities was not planned for future. 1. Delhi has best public transport in India. Its metro system is one of the largest in the world. 2. Power outages are negligible in India nowadays. 3. Main cause of pollution in Delhi is stubble burning. Plz get your facts clear.

[@laxmandutt1109]

@ideo you are just copy pasting replies and so many comments which talk positive about India. Who are you? BBC reporter?

[@Goldie13711]

MAIN PROBLEM WE FACE IS CORRUPTION

[@aniruddha3431]

You simply can't compare many thousand years of old and big cities of India to the new and modern cities of America. Indian cities were built and existed hundreds and thousands of years before America was discovered😃. When American civilization as a nation came into existence the world and humankind were already progressed alot in the phase of construction and industrialization so they started to build cities by a specific modern designs due to the modern expertise existed at their times. India has one of the oldest civilization so the cities here were undesigned so there are totally new modern cities being built and the old ones can only be updated and modernized not fully changed😊. Jai Hind 🇮🇳❤

[@Divyanshh7781]

Oh bhai it's good to be proud of the civilisational heritage of the country, but it's also important to note that what's stated in the video is indeed correct. To live in the modern world we have to redevelop our cities. There are thousands of issues in every single district , you cant simply hide them under the umbrella of the glory of the past. I hope we all take our country forward in every freaking sector! JAI HIND! 🇮🇳

[@aniruddha3431]

@@Divyanshh7781 so that's what is going on the country! Development. I mentioned above that our existing cities can be upgraded and development at its extent but can't fully changed. You can't expect our cities like that of developed nations. Our random streets will not match will their straight and well planned ones.

[@ant5098]

@@Divyanshh7781 We need some corrections

[@iditrirajan]

"America has a good city planning." Lol. Come up with better jokes

[@aniruddha3431]

@@iditrirajan bruh they have coz when they started to build cities they actually firstly planned and built unlike our old civilized cities.

[@godassasin8097]

Bruh i tried to go from a part of the city to another and there were like 56 roundabouts like i don't wanna get dizzy over a round road with arms

[@aarthirajaraman7453]

This is a very good analysis of India's city planning woes, but, what is this guy's spelling of cities? Bangladore? Delhhi? And India's GDP was 3.05 trillion USD in 2020, 3.2 trillion USD in 2021 and in 2022 it was 3.5 trillion USD, so, it was already a 3 trillion dollar economy by the start of the decade, but, beyond that, the video did give plenty of info.

[@itsmeaditya102]

Infact us cities is terribly designed see your freeway removal suggestions in cities Satellite symatrical projection is not only criteria of perfect design

[@Lemonn1016]

@ideo it because most Japanese are thin or skinny unlike obse like American

[@zupergut3015]

Banganlore is grt but chandigarh is actually best planned, it's also "expensive"

[@varshapathare3154]

Bro I live in New Delhi the first video you showed is not Delhi it's an afganistan city , and you should see Mumbai's skyline and gurugran too 🇮🇳💯👑 By the way India will become largest economy till 2035👑

[@Barack_Obama_Gayming]

2035? Lmao keep dreaming It will literally be passed by FRANCE becoming the 7th largest gdp and soon Brazil, Canada will pass India making india 9th largest

[@amitkumarlodh2018]

@peace World Your data is absolutely wrong u must research properly and u need not think about india as well......India will be a leading nation in near future along with china

[@AyanAli-py7ci]

lol India is an absolute crap hole, those city skylines are all dehli, Mumbai is a dump with slums everywhere. Even their skyline looks cheap and old with torn up looking buildings.

[@abhishekbsheks]

Delhi metro is one of the largest in the world. It has better public transport than many cities. The pollution is mainly because of the stubble burning in the neighbouring states of punjab, haryana and up.

[@AyanAli-py7ci]

its a disgusting dump

[@ArkiveYT]

Hopefully you enjoyed the video. A lot of the information and statistics were from the Census a few years ago. Some information may be out of date.

[@ritwikreddy5670]

You have researched well about the envision 2030 project, but all the other data looks like it has been taken from a bbc video from 15 years ago. This is a good quality video for a channel with 8k subs, but you need to get your facts right if you grow.

[@iditrirajan]

@@ritwikreddy5670 like he mentioned he picked up info from recent census which came out 11 years ago and I doubt we'll have a census for this decade. Regardless yeah, there were spot where he should've worked on but that's fine as a growing content creator. No one is perfect at the start.

[@Prathikraj_mysorean]

Both Bengaluru and Mysuru are well planned city because Of Nalwadi krishnaraja Wadyer maharaja . During his reign he founded City Improvement board in both the cities for well planned development of both the cities

[@shivam3348]

You don't have proper knowledge , India's GDP is more than 3 trillion not less .

[@pinakadhara7650]

This was just a video of small news articles from here and there without any concrete material. You didn't even discuss the what the infrastructure problem actually is or how Gov is aiming to solve the issue.

[@prajvalrao4871]

Ah yes, Bangladoor

[@shubhampatel7598]

Infrastructure and planning of Indian towns and cities is the only thing I hate in my country. We really need to work on it vigorously.