India unInc: Management lessons from streets of India

The power of India #unInc: Management secrets from India’s , By Raghu Raman
Captain Raghu speaks about India's unorganized sector and what management lessons corporates can learn from this segment of people in the country.
Capt. Raman examine the minutest of details of the streets of India and shatters generally held myths against this sector.
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[@jagmohanbedi5857]

This is called “STRAIGHT TALK” Bravo man.

[@prasathkp]

Alpha man

[@qatreasure3996]

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[@madhusmitasharma601]

You are Right.

[@madhusmitasharma601]

@@prasathkp You are also Right😅

[@apurvashah3856]

@@qatreasure3996 pllll

[@AviralBansal]

When I started the video, I thought won't go beyond 5 minutes, Ended up watching the whole thing.

[@leoleslin]

Same with me

[@dmdfaisal1]

Same here.

[@atulkumar-jy9xm]

Haa I was going to write the same thing but you wrote already 2 times I lose my dream but again I am planning and let's see...

[@margaretdeefholts2447]

So too did I!

[@madhurichakraborty1254]

Same here. Felt like pressing like again and again.

[@johnisrael1075]

Oh my God what a lesson I have learnt today at 42years. Just can't hold my tears Thank you 🙏

[@jemimasolomon1724]

True

[@mseducationodisha.2619]

Me at 46

[@ruchic936]

I wish our policy makers, our govt. to watch it.

[@ruchic936]

Loved it

[@saketrajput5677]

Me at 18

[@svramakrishnan5347]

This is the best management talk I have ever heard. At the end when he mentioned about our brave hearts and how they work as securities in apartment complexes, despite their capabilities I almost shed tears. Forwarding to my grandson who is finishing college in the USA. Thanks Captain

[@venig8954]

Seriously

[@mohan3501]

This speech must be made part of curriculam in every high school in India.

[@sharathkumar8422]

In every Bschool!

[@rvkumar51]

I agree.

[@smrutidesai3754]

@@sharathkumar8422 oi7l"o

[@vasantkadia9873]

Very nice for how to start your life.but want to know after 60 what I can do? How I will do some work .

[@darryllewis5337]

@@sharathkumar8422 ?

[@sadashivrao6445]

My dear Sir For your Kind Info I was a Soldier (Operator) in Corpse of Signals a Army Wing, I worked Hard & Today even at 62 yrs I am Working as Chief Executive in MUMBAI , I was given a chance by The Hindujas Group in Bangalore, I proved my Mettle that I am No less to any MBAs. I visited 7 countries, worked with & For TOP Brands of the World . Life has its own Meaning.

[@skylark1848]

This is relevant now more than ever before 🙏❤️ We don't need cities that are smart We need cities that have heart.

[@s.ramesh6901]

I used to have pani poori, vadapav from a small shop near our office. It was evening once i asked him bhai why dont you keep some chai here. He smiled and replyed.. "Sir if i keep chai, you will take a cup of tea and may be a samoosa, if i want to sell samoosa chat i will have to bring table chair, more over water for washing glasses" i was stunned

[@maipardhan]

Yes, my mom told our kaamwali aunty whose son had lost his job ke chai ka thela lagalo local courts ke bahar. Thay started with chai then added biscuits, pakodas. The rural people who live in nearby villages in haryana do not eat fried food. So they added a fruit chat section, it is very popular here. Now, the lady has quit her housework and are earning a substantial amount of money. My mom felt sad when she left but we are happy that they have improved their lives.

[@ipad007]

Wow man , thanks for commenting such a good thing

[@nanjundapraveen6205]

As a son of a soldier give me a opportunity to speak to a near retirement army personnel, so I can shape their future.

[@razkrishna3865]

Great hearing ..."A teachers tells ,A good teacher explains but the best teacher motivates" . I see u as the best teacher.

[@attitudecheetah9582]

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[@sandyoct3545]

True.m

[@qatreasure3996]

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[@easwarshankaran4426]

This man preached the entire MBA curriculum and Management principles within a span of 30 mins 😂 Hats off 🙏❤️

[@AR-py4tm]

Dei Neeya da😂😂

[@mostlymi9963]

Well if you are saying this as a MBA, I dont know if you were in the class at all.

[@MirzaYawarBaig]

This is what demonitization and GST broke the back of. Thank you very much. Speeches are fine. What matters is the support that society gives to these people. In our country, they are punished. Not only not supported, but actually punished. So whatever the speaker said, I support it 1000%. We need to move from speech to action.

[@harshitdaga2225]

This is one of the best speech I have heard in 19 years of my existence.

[@rohanjunghare9560]

Do you know the name of this Gentleman??

[@phunsukhwangdu2632]

@@rohanjunghare9560 Capt. Raghu Raman

[@rohanjunghare9560]

@@phunsukhwangdu2632 Dhanywaad wangdu ji

[@madhujagadeesan5814]

It is really a miracle that how this video poped up today in my list. Just 15hrs before (i.e) last night have been out to dine at nearby food outlet who makes delicious food.After seeing his capability and his culinary expertise with very less of equipment, moderately managed kitchen and seating area I offered him my support(free of cost) to do basic makeover with available source (no heafty investment required) of the place add on technology , maximum reach in market to increase the foot fall and as well the business. I being from Food Industry can do a bit to incresce the value of such outlets. Now after seeing this video I am going to visit such outlets (monthly one outlet) which are thriving to survive and support them for a better business.

[@rajwarnakulasuriya5935]

Good for you, there should be many like you...

[@LSF7]

Great thinking. I hope its going well for you

[@asha503]

"Never underestimate the power of common man"...they are just as intelligent as skillfull as any mba graduates from top B School...just only right education,right opportunity is required....Very very nice speech sir👍👍

[@sivanathkhandavalli]

Most of the times these small 'unorganized' vendors dislay moral values than so-called educated people and big corporates.

[@rupeshchavan8713]

Yes

[@AN-ks7vb]

I think all human beings on the earth can be categorized as 'common man' except those who have multiple heads or hands or those that are man eaters. That category is 'uncommon man'. Some people realise the value.of India when they live in a grass-filled nation with all street food not in the streets but within walls. The makers contain more certificates that are certified by fools than talents. The makers there go by a script than instinct and natural knowledge. So those 'some people' realise that a city is actually being made with that hussle and bustle of mess and that unhygenic environment than a museum painted with rules and documents😃

[@myndi07]

All time business and management ideas

[@haladysheelaprabhuprabhu3024]

Precisely the reason why some evil greedy globalist try to keep us terrified make us fight against each other have no feeling of friendship or even loyalty to our country Only a few evil globalist families control the world are trillionaires and do not want to share any wealth with any one they do not want the poor to be educated nor earn money as this is the way we can all be controlled. The west is evil and they are up to no good at all.

[@biku6676]

His pronounciation is 👍🏻 and the way he describe his points is very understandable 🙏🏻 hats off🙌

[@bippinjitsingh9141]

This is life changing lecture. Hats off Sir.

[@Vijaykumar-hc7bh]

May I know what change it brought in your soo life ??

[@kkenguva]

@@Vijaykumar-hc7bh lol...may be investment in unorganized sector is better

[@HS-gt1qf]

@@Vijaykumar-hc7bh was that necessary?

[@aryawartaabhishek6654]

arrya papaji aap kyu impressed ho rahya ho ,humara sikh bhai management kam to 500 sall sy kar rahya ,bina rukya ,bina mistake kiya hua gurudwara langer my har roz puri duniya my kai caror logo ko khilatya hai aur swad my koi change nahi ,food quality my koi change nahi ,aur service my koi change nahi , aur employer to selfless hokar seva kartya hai kya management hai aap logo ka 20 % army 30 % agriculture 20 % business 5 % entertaiment ,art,music,culture 5% sports and rest of 20 % doing well also without complaine asli management sikha ho to aap sy sikho

[@rajaryan678]

Really sir it gives my decision to work in unorganized sector a major boost. I am puzzled to make Decision whether I have to work in corporate or in informal sector.

[@thejosesbah]

Hats off to Captain Raghu Raman. This 35 minutes video has inspired me so much, and I promise that I will do whatever possible to mentor the India Un-Inc which is all around me.

[@Decoder100M]

Jose A.S.Arangath Great sir, inspire and suggest right direction to people around you, this world will be more beautiful than we watching now !!!

[@jasbirryait8682]

Jose A.S.Arangath Good 👍👍👍

[@jasbirryait8682]

Good👍👍👍👍👍

[@jddj9189]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/poG5lZyNlJmima8 best video i have ever seen

[@shlokmalpani3157]

@@jddj9189 so i dont want to see it

[@vikrantalay4215]

I've watched so many of his videos... He never moves from a place while giving a speech 😂 army disciplined to the core!!! ❤️

[@RC-wx3ks]

great observation.....thanks....take care

[@Area-gb9qh]

0:08 - 0:12

[@Sagar-wn1po]

But here is no space to move 🤣🤣

[@vivekdeshpande3706]

So instead of content! U were busy in watching movement only. His speech delivery, dressing sense, intelligence, and observing mind, hardly touched subject was nicely put up to student, experienced. Think through was comment really helpful 🙂

[@suballica]

The stage is actually made out of a sports Award Podium . If he moved he would have fell down and hurt himself . Another poor example of poor event management from so called ‘ organised business ‘ ! Proves his point .

[@neetarao2868]

Beautifully narrated sir. You have given dignity to all these marginalised business people. Hats off to you.

[@billdosam8476]

I know an old man in the streets, who used to sell 150+ tender coconut per day, earning 1500 rs per day

[@becautious5658]

In foreign countries, even medical students work as waiters or work in bakery. It is a must to have a summer job in order to be hired by the bigger companies. On the contrary, children are made to learn bookish knowledge in India and are looked down upon if they try to earn a living. In India the paradigm must shift...

[@rajwarnakulasuriya5935]

Remove your colonial hat and just be a normal Indian

[@sreekala28]

@@rajwarnakulasuriya5935 you cant blame everything on colonial....becoz in uk the british kids does summer jobs and earn their own college fees unlike india its look down if they did that..parents are worried about what neighbour will say,,ego issues comes in....that should change, its in our hand not in hands of colonial any more...

[@sreekala28]

totally agreed....

[@rajwarnakulasuriya5935]

@@sreekala28 ...my point was to show him it's all in their mind how they all feel about themselves either to feel inferior or superior... Brits wouldn't be Brits if their forefathers didn't loot the Indian wealth and became the drug lords of the world while killing millions of unarmed Indians in order to show their supremacy and also changing the mindset of the Indians by creating an Arian migration myth as well as introducing the so called British Education system to change their mindset, which they did to all commonwealth nations. When you understand about social engineering you will come to know what I am talking about...

[@sreekala28]

@@rajwarnakulasuriya5935 you are right sorry , I’m beginning I didn’t get it ..now I realise what you trying to say

[@marty9404]

This speech gave me goosebumps. Checked one hour later. Now even my goosebumps have goosebumps. Simply Superb !

[@rish3202]

When I started watching this video I thought I never watch entire but I couldn't do stop it until the end

[@prateekpjain6080]

Same Happened With me

[@scarletpimpernel9693]

Same for me

[@buddhasmilesagain]

A leader who inspires, has compassion, provides clarity, has a heart and a call to action. Very impressed and more importantly I learned a lot. Thank you Captain Raman

[@nabarunsaha2000]

Don't know how this video showed up in my list but this is what I call "thought provoking" and "life changing"! Absolutely brilliant!!

[@rohitraina211292]

Corporate houses laughing and clapping at their own incompetence. What a scam.

[@dogged_unexpected6664]

👌

[@hailshambu54]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@gtk-elementarystudents2052]

LOL...seriously

[@babakipari452]

Ha ha ha

[@mohitpancholicivilservant2833]

@H 445 yes bot problems h...ye sala ameer kya jane

[@talalztube]

The street hawkers are the true economic saviours …. Well done Sir!

[@engineeringlife4443]

So nicely explained the importance of each individual enterpreneur of India. and the end is really emotional and eye opening. Sir thank you so much for your beautiful presentation. 🙏🙏🙏

[@krishnamurthyhunagund1049]

Brilliant speech. His pain was visible when he said we do not use our ex-soldiers in a proper way. Ours is strange society, when our PM suggested that we should emphasise on self-employment he was ridiculed.

[@nikhilpatil636]

and the same PM broke the backbone of unorganized sector by demonitization

[@tejasdeepsingh456]

@@nikhilpatil636 Arre yaar ye kaun hai? Kaha se aate Hain? Kyun aate hai?

[@edwardkumarkenway1875]

@@nikhilpatil636 will it bring out any good result now discussing what happened in 2016?

[@edwardkumarkenway1875]

@whatever04 Can you send me any video/statement of PM spreading communal hatred/disharmony and doing hindu muslim please?

[@tejasdeepsingh456]

@whatever04 Bro I am myself a minority --- not muslim but a minority and I never feel threatened. Moreover my mom is a fashion designer and many of our staff is muslim. Neither do they feel threatened. I do agree that there are fringe elements in gov but you're grossly exaggerating

[@sureshpeshawaria347]

I was literally speechless after watching this video...we take the street vendors for granted - a nobody....now, I have an immense sense of respect for them....this is something that the central as well as the state government should be considering when planning on employment...

[@specialistsprofessionalsin1331]

Legends Salute to all Street Food owners be it morning juices breakfasts sandwiches idli dosa wada afternoon lunch evening snacks night dinners You are doing this repeatedly day in day out continuously for 20 30 40+ years Unimaginable unbelievable energy discipline. Thank You all of you for giving us fresh economical budget foods snacks yet tasty yummy juicy delicious 😋. You all deserve recognition awards prizes. Least I'm doing here is saying Thank You to all from the bottom of my heart ❤️ for you were always available 5am onwards during my childhood days studies time prayers time morning then our school colleges breakfasts then during my job lunch snacks & while coming to Dubai Mumbai Hyderabad Street foods as I was not having enough money to eat in restaurants those days. You have supported me in a big way during my hard times by offering my these economical discounted tasty foods

[@anushree.kanushree.k263]

,"He is the CEO who did 50% CSR" ❤️❤️I was remembering last month I gave seminar about CSR in my class🤩 Godd wt a management lessons great lessons😍❤️

[@susmitagoswami3930]

So true!!! *This a painful and harsh reality of how the retired jawans live their lives after they leave their jobs as an armyman* 😓

[@attitudecheetah9582]

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[@jaiveersingh6494]

Exactly but they don't match the requirements...

[@qatreasure3996]

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[@anantvyas2211]

Now NDRF is there for them?

[@vivnicholas4052]

Well, even when they are on active duty, there are plenty of jawans who are appointed as drivers, guards of senior officers .... Even picking up their kids and buying veggies...... What kind of desh bhakti is that???......

[@rpradeep9182]

Selling samosas, kakhra, masala chats, tea, nimbu pani, cobblers, shoe polishers, ironing, rag pickers are more equitable and sustainable business.

[@snehasinhashrivastava2853]

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[@subhradeeppoddar7096]

What about carpenter, plumber, electrician, an iPhone mechanic or a Audi mechanic ???

[@desaisunil2451]

An eye-opener for people who are conscious of their surroundings. My respect for these people will always be there. Thanks for clearing the muck . Keep it up Sir.

[@maheshmalkar5263]

Yes sir

[@faisalk6134]

"An eye-opener for people who are conscious of their surroundings". You are absolutely right

[@sanjaysaha9004]

That was an incredibly awesome presentation I have ever had gone through in my life. It was an eye-opener session for the young talent pool. In fact, this is the fault of the parents who always teach their children to choose the most secure path in their life and avoid challenges. The leadership techniques and learnings come from the house.

[@santilokesh5449]

I am a seventh standard student and I am very much inspired by your words. Thank you sir, an excellent management lesson which didn't explain complexity but revealed simplicity.

[@mohamedpasha2776]

You are in 7th! Your response shows you are ahead of the curve. May Almighty bless you with sucess

[@capt_raghuraman]

Thank you Santi

[@abhilashkrishnan1693]

I am so fortunate to have listened to this wise army guy. I am a part of India Un-Inc by chance and not by choice. Though an Engineer who worked in few IT companies for just under 5 years, I am now working at my father's small retail shop of household utensils and electrical appliances. I used to feel pathetic about myself until I watched this speech. I can relate to all that he said. Thank you for reinforcing the trust in my decision to be a small shopkeeper to substitute my ailing father, and give up the MNC job dream. 🙏

[@jemimasolomon1724]

You've done the best ! You are everything CEO to the guard !

[@abhilashkrishnan1693]

@@jemimasolomon1724 Thanks. I exactly realized that one has to fill different roles in small businesses.

[@Ahmed-oz7vg]

A big salute to address the current Indian job scenario even it was not the topic

[@shameemakhtar1375]

Follow this will surely lead to brighter days of India.

[@khwajaahmedhassanshaikh6196]

Wonderful speech I have heard in recent years, keep it up Captain Saab, who say our GDP is going down, when we have GREAT (G) Development Oriented (D) Personality (P), with us, lets all of us bring up India.

[@johnacena8888]

🔥🔥🔥🔥💯💯💯👍👍👍👍

[@soumyapadmavathi7422]

Bharat needs real gentleman like you. This one speech shows what you are... Both in terms of brilliance and a great heart. Salute to you sir.

[@karthika0791]

A soldier is a soldier forever..!! Salute to you dear Captain.. 🇮🇳👍🏽

[@jerryidicula5056]

I said this 21 years ago when I was in Kuwait working for a company, that pan shops and dabbawallahs had 100 times organisation and management skills than the people who said they went to "SCHOOL" and got "EDUCATION" have and I was hated for saying that.

[@eticajain7742]

I believe these unlikes are coming from the so called "Organised Sector" 😂 I didn't think that I'm gonna finish thia video as it's so long but I want to see it again and again. Hats off to you Sir, you've great observation skills

[@Rastapopoulos...]

@Uditya Tyagi Please enlighten me on how many 'B-school' turnouts go to work for at least one such MSME. I bet not a single one of them. Because MSMEs don't offer the comforts and convenience of a corporate job where it doesn't matter whether you work or you don't, you still earn your salary at the end of the month. I am a freelance corporate trainer and have worked with some of the very big companies in my career. I can assure you of the level of incompetence and inefficiency that these so called conglomerates are plagued with. It is appalling to see bungling at the highest level and such idiots getting away with only as much as a mild reprimand and lesser performance appraisal emoluments. I would personally kick such people out of the company and give them a very unfavourable yet fitting testimony of their imbecility to other companies so that they too don't suffer the same fate that my company might have. As for CEOs working towards increasing the profit margins of "already famous brands", how and who do you think must have effected the surge of such brands to global positions of power and demand? Those were the same people who began small and took their brand so seriously that they made them into certain indispensable products that we all today consume and intermittently enjoy.

[@a11shu]

I was amazed, how come a corporate person can be so honest, straight and visionary. Than he introduced himself as an ex amry personnel, respect for you sir and wish the idiots in the crowd who are instead of being ashamed are clapping get some wisdom from you 🙏

[@rubinderpreetkaur2470]

He have showed us that there is so much to learn from our surroundings and street vendors which we may otherwise have ignored. Also provided us a very beautiful and different perspective about the un-organised sector. Thank you sir 😊🙏

[@premas5315]

True, totally different perspective view

[@balajikal]

I couldnt stop pause or stop watching this video without listening to it entirely. Cpt. Raghu Raman explicates and exemplifies some of the significant real-life lessons that we fail to observe around us in our society. A highly recommended watch !

[@HarshadContractor]

Awesome Sir. It's my 68th Birthday today, and you re-ignited my way to live again with a feeling for contribution to such a way to live till the end of my life!!!!

[@fasihz]

Pakistan's informal sector is much the same as India's. I'm a Pakistani and have nothing to do with management, but I enjoyed this video thoroughly; brilliant video.

[@ganeshvarma370]

Enrolled in MBA for a year now, I have learned more about business in this entire video than my MBA degree.

[@subhradeeptheterminator2851]

Business is learned by doing business not in any business school, because the profs out there didn't try any business in their entire life

[@edutechlaw6867]

I am unable to skip this video for one second, it fascinated me . I noted the lessons given by sir by pausing the video. It's really appreciable and amazing. Army discipline 👌🙏😲

[@terwandersingh3605]

I would recommend this in every management training session. His delivery is verbatim, something for the planners.

[@vivekkumar-nw1qv]

Capt Raghu Raman Sir i'm forever debted to u....u have taught some life changing lesson which are harder o find somewhere else thanku from my bottom of my heart...jai Hind

[@RelianceGcs]

Dear Vivek, Thank you for your feedback. Do keep watching this channel for more videos. Regards, Team RGCS

[@payalahuja2622]

vivek kumar .

[@dmdfaisal1]

Same here sir. You changed my perspective of career and business. May Allah bless you and give your the ultimate success you deserve. Aamin.

[@kevinpatrik2188]

Totally mesmerising! Why cant we have such clear persons as our political leaders ...

[@sharonsmith1783]

Thanks for highlighting these people. The memory of a man who sold me some peanut brittle on the street in 1980 has been a lasting inspiration to me. I imagined that his daily profit was small. To keep his business going he must give priority to buying more nuts and sugar, despite the daily needs of his family. His motivation and self discipline kept him to his budget, kept his stocks supplied, kept him appearing in the right places at the right time. Such a modest man was bursting with talent.

[@hindu.cbyerarmy]

I am using KZbin for 15 years, this is the best video i have ever watched.

[@pacchutubu]

same here

[@aakashlukher1297]

When modi said sell pakoda then some High class papa ki pariya or unke bhai bichal gye the.

[@arunlekhashekhawat8324]

Impressive.First time I came across a person who talk in practical manner, taking Indian Scenerio into consideration. power of common man.👍👍👍

[@Truetoself3838]

Blessed are the poor! Poor people care more for each other than people with money! More money we have the more we want and the more we want the more people we are prepared to trample on to get it!!! My take away about having enough is when you have another source and don’t take advantage of it! This has thought me so much about myself, more than I’ve ever learned in school or in religion!!! Thank God I watched this..🙏🏾🙏🏾

[@saurabhthanekar1297]

Thanks for making us realise India is all about opprtunity, but for those who really want to work and grab opportunity. It is a must watch for those people creating work discrimination and feeling something wrong doing or status hurting business

[@attitudecheetah9582]

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[@marvinbrando722]

You forget that india have a terrible political class that are always against the small businesses and small entrepreneurs. Multiple regulatory things, etc.

[@showkatmir6515]

I am from Kashmir,and this mention of SULAIMAN Kaka....is something i want in every place....pure love nothing else

[@sharathkumar4591]

Right from predatory marketing, CSR, Bottoms of pyramid ,etiquette has been covered, thank you for the wonderful presentation, it's highly motivational.

[@hemantrathore1163]

Reminded me child days. One of the best presentation Sir. We hardly get somebody who advocate for these street side entrepreneurs.

[@jyotisingh-cc6db]

Very good and relevant talk ... Must be taught to every management graduate

[@jonathonmyles6218]

Oh my God! Sir, hats off. This is the first time I have just watched ur this vidro.I m speechless. U should be talking everywhere for every frustrated soul. God bless!!!

[@kavishgoplani7168]

One of the best speeches I’ve heard. Coming straight from heart and not only strikes you in your heart and mind but leaves you with a positive feeling and optimism. Thank you Captain Raman!!

[@antonymerit6360]

What an outstanding talk sir…This is an must watch for younger generations who are aspiring to become entrepreneurs and by end of this video, the impression on so called “ unorganised sector “ has changed and understood that a tons of lessons to be learned from them…

[@PoojaGupta-ir9kb]

Outstanding, one of the best speeches I have ever heard .

[@mugdhapatil9593]

There is so much to learn from his speech. It is incredibly inspirational!

[@z.C.008]

This inspired me. I had plans. Life taught me to be humble. Now I'm humble, focused and matured. Right inspiration at the right time. I will pursue.

[@suchitrab7921]

He has observed so many things from everyday incidents that all of us tend to ignore. It is an absolute eye opener and as someone suggested this has to be a part of school curriculum. Thank you sir for your great thoughts

[@Sunilkumar-gz2gx]

This is what a motivational speaker should talk about. This is what which can change your thought process completely. Just amazing..

[@AC00322]

His speech is an eye opener for our society. Each and every word came out not just from his mouth but from the heart. Hope we all listen to him and help bring a change in our society.

[@Sehemo108]

This is a brilliance way to offer people a new perspective on entrepreneurship. For me, it was also an interesting way of getting a small cultural lesson.

[@geetasart2294]

I buy things from local small shops, and also without brand

[@nandlabh6349]

Good ..even me too .

[@shamapisat1845]

Even me also. अच्छा लगता हैं

[@MrRaj-eg1xd]

Great, love from Mumbai..

[@Saahil333]

You need money to buy branded products idiot

[@tejasm5324]

@@Saahil333 branded products become greedy and offer less quality products for high price

[@acajudi100]

Much RESPECT and thank you for telling the truth! Treat everyone, the way you want to be treated, for God is watching all of us, and he is not happy. This is his world, and he is allowing us to live here for a time. Our arms are too short to box with God. ALL LIVES MATTER!!!

[@SajalKedia]

Watching 3rd time. Still saved to watch for later. So much of insights and truth. Inspirational!

[@ashwindoke]

Once a Fauji, always a Fauji Thanks for this Sir

[@nikhitham_2796]

Each and every thing he said was pure Gold ❤. I'm glad I found this video.

[@manishashimla]

The last portion of the speech was impactful. Leveraging the talent that actually can deal with any real problem without any roadmap or pre-planned chart, especially at National level can increase the talent pool of the country powerfully. I am positive that in these changing times we all need each other and we all be smart enough to smartly optimize the talent out in the country.

[@ndibalkeramariam9901]

I have learnt that I can also start from zero

[@A_QuestioningSoul]

Brilliant!!!!! Just brilliant... What observation skills!!!!... Truly, only armed forces training can give you that sort of skills🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾

[@VIRENDERSINGH-gn3rw]

Awesome Talk, Last 3 minutes touched my heart sir, And made me write this comment. My father is retired solider and I see him struggling with this Civilian life.

[@kumudanehru9409]

Once a soldier, always a soldier… protecting the motherland. I’m 65 and never had his insight. Bravo Captain 👩‍✈️

[@amruthdesaraju5665]

This man shall be in our HRD Ministry.Hats off.

[@SathishKumar-sr2yh]

Great saying we don't need 3 nos of 5000cr company instead we need 5000 nos of 2 or 3cr company. Super and this video also changed my own perspective about my business and gave me new dimension of thinking. Thank you .

[@kusumshah727]

Serach star plus

[@basilmabrookv]

I wonder how I find this anti-monopoly statement being made in a reliance KZbin channel

[@jasbirryait8682]

Me too was Amazed 😂😂😂 But Capt Raman Spoke from his heart 💓 I loved it

[@krishna_o15]

People think Reliance is evil corporation however it's the new age Tata. Just need more focus on philanthropy.

[@srihariboopalam]

@@krishna_o15 you are right.. successful companies doesn't mean greedy.. they are coming up with so many things to small shop keepers going forward.. they are trying to include small retails into self sustaining ecosystem.. Tata is trying and failing because most of Indians like foreign brands even if we have better products at better price (Nexon & Kia seltos)

[@snehasinhashrivastava2853]

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[@priyasharay5089]

This one of the most thought provoking videos on youtube.

[@sairam239]

Very interesting and amazing.20 years back,when I had been to Madurai,I found a person carrying a hand sewing machine on the street.I called him.He stitched a blouse in half an hour and charged very less money.Agreed the blouse was a very basic one but no shop gives a blouse before 15 days and they charge 3 times or 4 times of what he charged.I was really impressed.

[@LoneWolf-yp9qw]

Absolutely brilliant. You can earn MBA by just listening keenly to this wonderful speech

[@omkargawas2025]

Raghu raman just hits it bang on every time he delivers

[@avinashgadhe1602]

One of the best speech i have ever listened in my life

[@himangshusekhardas1320]

What Capt.Raman sir said in the end about retd. army jawans I always believe this....owing to their dedication, determination and discipline,they should be treated very well with dignity and high ranked officers should be through a bit training should be inducted into civil services

[@supriyadas4825]

Such wonderful lessons really. I have learnt a lot from the entire speech .

[@anjaneyaprasadjasti2252]

Very inspiring speech

[@varundominic2774]

I'm impressed with the speech and it's an eye opener to me. May this speech reach out to all responsible citizens

[@pe9450]

You have boosted my confidence. Inspiring talk. Thankyou

[@bhargavborra7660]

KZbin is recommending this video from 4 months and I'm ignoring it , I'm lucky enough to not ignore this video for ever

[@randomperson7009]

Talking about jawans, in US when you apply for any job they first ask your military affiliation. And if you have served the nation you’ll be their first priority. We should learn patriotism from US.

[@deepakb5639]

I have seen plenty of job applications where they asked whether you are ex serviceman or not.

[@qatreasure3996]

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[@abhilash9918]

Dude homelessness among ex soldiers is a major problem in USA. It's about time we do away with this inferiority complex inside us and looking upto west as theyre the pinnacle of human civilization with no problems. Go nd search about what many usa soldiers face after retirement nd youll see we our jwaans are much much better off nd live a better life.

[@AHM23000]

@@abhilash9918 Well said

[@Hleagh]

@@abhilash9918 so true Abhilash. Also recruitment in USA army is a big scam. There are two class in USA army. There are private and combat soldiers.The difference is privates are high ranking officers who don't lead from the front unlike Indian army where the senior officer lead their junior army member from front with a war cry. It is other way round so only low ranking officers die when a operations fail as senior have the luxury to command and hide out. Would you want your children to join Army when there is no guidance, no leadership in army. No So then they USA army agencies run recruitment campaign in schools and lure the young teenage students with a beautiful career with the fantasy of war. 16 Is the age when recruitment begin. No parental permission is sought while luring these young students by running these campaign in schools as all schools are govt funded. Parents only know when the child has been exposed, taken into account an army life and comes for final approval to them. Horrified parents have no option but to sign their kids to the army. The children are stolen with their young mind still undeveloped to take the best decision about their life . The lure :- a uniform, a army life, an all cost paid training, adventure, a fulfilling experience and patriotism. This is all marketing. There is more to it. Free college degrees, free rent accomodation, all fees paid for higher education... benefits etc. Do not ask about the exploitation of female cadets. Children go leaving behind their parents. If you search recruitment in USA army. They do get into army, lose an opportunity at life. Opportunity to make informed choices. And how many survive to get a free higher education anyway. Do not compare India to any other countries. The amount of freedom, autonomy and entrepreneurial spirit u are exposed to here . You will not find anywhere else...In any country. Indian know the meaning of choice.

[@poushalinag7942]

Reliance is doing exactly the opposite.They are expanding vertically and horizontally and piling up food only on their thali.And Amazon as well. But I do think big brands r needed and Reliance is indeed helping small artisans and handicraft revive.

[@IndianFromMountVindhya]

If it’s not going to be reliance who else ?. Amazon ? Walmart ?

[@poushalinag7942]

@@IndianFromMountVindhya that's what I told, Amazon goes by the same policy but it accquires foreign companies and expands itself in all countries and sectors, but Reliance is buying it's stakes in the domestic companies rather expanding itself in other countries so as to become a global brand, it should do that.

[@musafirfoodforsoul5825]

What this guy doing? Why don’t he teach for poor people??? what he doing with corporates?!

[@prashanthmp1819]

@@IndianFromMountVindhya So what you're saying is since reliance is an Indian company it's ok for them to be the one and only company to be around? Do you know what monopoly is?

[@parveenkumar-is3km]

Ambani also starting from 0

[@animeclips7232]

What a soothing balm for the ailments our system is facing at present, paradigm sure has shifted.Appreciate your discernment and deep understanding making simple things so special and worth .

[@ashokkohli1675]

Once a while a video comes along that makes video viewing a pleasure. One ends up enlightened far beyond the years of education which has made us egoistic rather than realistic. Thank you Sir

[@gertvenghaus3762]

Thank you, sir. I had the pleasure and privilege of living and working in Nepal and in most parts of India between 1991 and 2001. It was the most amazing and life-changing time for me - your lecture brings together many of the things I learned during that time , and for that my heartfelt thanks.

[@snehasinhashrivastava2853]

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