India v Pakistan: War of the Economies

[@swapnilpatil3727]

Sitting in Britain and making plans for Pakistan...All the best..

[@SAHN108]

Radcliffe moment!

[@warnpassion]

@@SAHN108 😝

[@sanjaygupta-rl9gt]

😂😂😂and in English

[@mysteriousboy4274]

😂

[@mridulagrawal6687]

India is 3.5 trillion,not 2.7 trillion

[@akhandrussia8137]

He said 2.7 trillion in 2020 And you’re mentioning of 2022

[@warnpassion]

$3.9 trillions now.

[@mayurkanth6987]

@@warnpassion lol $3.9Trillion ?? What's the source??

[@anotherdayonearth2199]

Pakistan might consider India a rival but I don't think India considers Pakistan a rival by any means. It's kind of sad, Pakistan's obsession with India. The only Indians that care about Pakistanis are probably Punjabis because of their ethnic ties, love/hate relationship. Most other Indians don't give a shit about Pakistan.

[@divyanshugoyal9818]

@@mayurkanth6987 I think he want to say it will be at the end of FY24.

[@ananthuskumar1286]

i like the optimism 😂. Even African countries are more stable economically and politically than pakistan.

[@Jonathan-sk2gk]

Respect african contries bro .... Plse take that "Even" from ur sentence

[@anotherdayonearth2199]

Outsider opinion here so Indians/Pakistanis please bear with me. So basically what you're saying is: you don't mind having a terrible economy, if india has a terrible economy, you just don't lile like watching others succeed. Whenever I see Pakistanis I feel like their whole existence is predicated on how they are perceived in relation to or as distinct from India. If you want to succeed as a nation you have to do it based on your own desire to be better. I'm pretty sure if Pakistan had a terrible gdp per capita they wouldn't care so long as india had one that was worse.

[@knightf8648]

Couldn't have said it better mate. General Zia, former military dictator of Pakistan once said, what would be Pakistan without Islam, a second rate India. This competitive psyche has been drilled down deep into them through indoctrination in schools at early age.

[@yellowishmunde]

This guy said it👍

[@prateek752]

How can a country have a strong identity when it is formed on the basis of religion. It is the biggest apartheid in the world.

[@cokedupnormies2651]

they're like a poor man's israel: poor country, stolen land, zero culture, British created, continued colonial impact on neighbours for the negative, stealing all culture from others.

[@rjatzzz]

Pakistan is loosing bcoz of Islam

[@mayan5600]

Stop talking about religion. No need to insult anyone religion. We have muslim brother and sisters in India too. You make us look bad. People might be bad and he turned outta be muslim. Now, we integrate it with their religion. Same with Hindus and others. Instead, say Pakistan is loosing because of their own stupid decisions. Try to be rational. Both of our countries find spreading hate more easy than peace.

[@SinghSabha22]

@@mayan5600 It’s the truth. Pakistan is the reality of India being Muslim majority and being run by Muslims. Pakistan is Muslim India - Panjab, Sindh, Kashmir etc

[@kidoman7988]

@@mayan5600 Its truth. Open your eyes.

[@DarkKnight-db1dy]

@@mayan5600 Muslims in India are the most backward community be it any spheres of life

[@AyushGuptaAyushgupta]

​@@mayan5600open your eyes

[@apurv4800]

A question arises before investing in Pakistan. If India is growing so fast and has a lot of potential to become an economic superpower and provide high returns, in fact higher chances than Pakistan, why invest in Pakistan over India? Isn't it wise to invest in India? It is more influential, more stable governments and stronger resilience?

[@drbh6331]

exactly .India had a stable gov not like pakistan army which will take over the country whenever they need

[@sandeeproy1327]

Not really. An investor tries to get in low, and get higher returns as a %, than in actual cost. That's why countries like Vietnam and Bangladesh are getting FDIs. Pak has other serious problems, which they need to sort out, which is indeed, MACRO-ECONOMIC policies 😊

[@AM-cq6mt]

No point in comparing India with pakistan. India is light years ahead! And when you said “there is a democratic govt in Pak for a long time” i was like lmao this dude don’t knw what he is talking abt 😂😂

[@IFGuru]

I am no fan of existing govt., however it is still better than military rule.

[@AM-cq6mt]

@@IFGuru u should say “better than direct military rule”. Effectively the current and previous govts were front man of army. No point of comparing a country owned and controlled by military to a democracy like India bro

[@Sanyu-Tumusiime]

@@AM-cq6mt ditch Islam and they'll get ahead.

[@amaranandkumar6270]

@@IFGuru ofc you will have problems with existing govt , looking at good growth of India you guys are jealous and this jealousy is actually appreciation/acknowledgement for our growth

[@aungmyintoo4635]

​@@IFGuru China and Vietnam is under military rule and their economy is doing well.

[@bharathfsf3686]

Seeing how Pakistan is doing, in a couple of years Mumbai would overtake Pakistan’s economy. Mumbai’s nominal GDP is ~278 billion dollars and Pakistan’s ~377 billion dollars.

[@philosopherfrombed]

I am waiting for Mumabi GDP 2024 data excitedly, BTW as a matter of facts in 2024 there are 4 Indian states each having more GDP than whole of Pakistan even when population of these states is less than Pak, lol

[@bharathfsf3686]

@@philosopherfrombed Yeah, well, Mumbai is the financial capital and economic hub of India so it's no surprise. Btw Mumbai's contribution to total GDP is around 6% while Karachi's contribution is over 30% in Pakistan's GDP. That's the reason why Pakistan does so poorly.

[@mna7308]

Pakistan focuses on military only but India focuses on both military and economic gains

[@raghavjha7150]

India gdp is 3.7 trillion dollars

[@shridhardeshpande1790]

Person living in UK telling Pakistan how can they improve.. First ban your two passport policy

[@anchalsingh78]

It would have been an excellent video only if the man in the video would have invested more time in researching about ground reality of Pakistan instead of India 🤭 and what the fuck is halal investment ??🤣

[@huzzhaq661]

He didn't even talked about political situation of Pakistan? No stable government = No stable economy He said “there is a democratic govt in Pak for a long time” i was like wallah

[@MrKhemnani]

India also capitalised on its education + taxation policies, having digitalisation (for transacting and bureaucratic processes) You clearly missed these points - which still puts India on fast track as compared to Pakistan which is missing all the points I have made above

[@donkeydesiamericanprofessor]

And still India economy is losing to Pakistan since 1947 and losing to Bangladesh in the last 20 years

[@xijinpig8982]

​@@donkeydesiamericanprofessor How is India "losing" to Pakistan? 🤔 Im genuinely curious. Please educate me, name at least one sector where Pakistan is doing better than India.

[@Dhhu333]

​@@xijinpig8982 exporting militants is one of their forte, although they backstab them in the long run, wink wink Taliban

[@sv0366]

​@@xijinpig8982Begging before IMF

[@MVSingh01]

Excuse me bro, did you just said that you don't like to us growing our economy.... I thought only muslims in Pakistan are like that, but now i know that pakistani muslim are exactly same no matter where they are 👊

[@anotherdayonearth2199]

Btw just to add: FDI is indeed a fuel for economic growth, but you also need to have an actual engine. Any FDI flowing into Pakistan is going to go straight into the pockets of the feudal classes. FDI flow has to be organic not forced.

[@cschandragiri]

Pakistan had FDI too! Its just that their army prioritized foreign investments from Al Queda, ISIS and taliban.

[@anotherdayonearth2199]

@@cschandragiri foreign direct intervention

[@kalyanmds]

If wishes were horses and pigs could fly. I wish things were as easy as investing in an investment fund and the economy goes boom. The India growth story has its foundation in the great science oriented secular education system since it's foundation. The advent of reforms and capital just took advantage of that.

[@amardeepmishra5547]

They won't understand Kalyan, there's a saying, our mind tend to believe in "easy things". For them, pouring FDI into Pakistani economy could solve all their economic woes. However, what this chap doesn't realise is that Pakistan is most probably at the lowest rung in IT. Even then there are very few people who could actually execute a project end-end. Forget core engineering experience, because this requires "hard work" - - the kind of work average Pakistanis are not aware of. A true culture of engineering research can only penetrate a society if it is secular - - no religious theocracies are doing great in science front.

[@IFGuru]

These comment are bizarre. The Pak tech sector is nascent, sure, but it has all the technical know-how and raw talent of the Indian tech ecosystem. It doesn't have the deep experience that comes from a much more developed ecosystem - sure - but that will come. How this has anything at all to do with secularism and religion I have literally no idea.

[@mridulagrawal6687]

@@IFGuru there r diff replies i hav to diff things u said,but 1 fact u got wrong was that, India's GDP is not 2.7 trillion,it's 3.5trillion $

[@mastermokond2633]

@Mayank Mishra lol aren't you bit thick headed? Broski your people are the most butt hurt about religion, and now you are teaching secularism..... Irony

[@vedantdubey2316]

@@IFGuru secularism is the key factor. otherwise your moulanas would issue fatwas on startups

[@jasha9sandhu]

" As a proud British Pakistani , I don't like to see India has become 5th largest economy" That's negative regressive mindset at the root of Pakistan problem.

[@user-zk5md7gm9k]

Sandhu ? Sikhs are there in Pakistan?

[@siddhantk4985]

I Pakistan tries to replicate India. And focus on investment in startups and creating IT industry it will stagnante for sure ... no country has developed without proper infrastructure in place .. India is also learning it hard way..

[@subhashishbagchi2569]

Pakistan is replicating India's steps for foreign direct investment. 2023: PAKISTAN IS ON VERGE OF IMF LOAN DEFAULT. At current time Pakistan economy is not even in a position to compete with Bangladesh. Even Afghanistan currency hold more value than Pakistani rupee

[@roshanmangukiya298]

1) Indians KZbinrs contribute 100 billion dollars on Indian GDP. 2)100 billion dollars came from foreign remittances all over the world . 3) roughly around 600 billion dollars value for our startup.

[@DarkKnight-db1dy]

Show me the data of Indian youtubers contributing that much amount to the G.D.P. of India.

[@AnuRajKhadka]

​@@DarkKnight-db1dy4 billion approx From youtube He meant to say Online Influencers

[@YOUTUBE_AMERICA]

I just googled it India's GDP is 3.3467 trillion dollars in 2022 and it will cross 4 trillion dollars in mid August 2023

[@DarkKnight-db1dy]

3.8 trillion now

[@mindguru22]

He misses the forest for the trees. Pakistan is doomed as long as it is setup to be seen as better than India… that’s a lacuna of 2- nation theory… Bangladesh threw that yoke away and see how it is outperforming.

[@teja787]

Phone penetrative- 52% of pakistan is 100 million where as 54% in India is 700 million. Huge difference....

[@donkeydesiamericanprofessor]

And still India economy is losing to Pakistan since 1947 and losing to Bangladesh in the last 20 years

[@samswe-fr2tr]

​@@donkeydesiamericanprofessordon't study in madarasa

[@ujjwalkumar1624]

the problem with pakistani and pakistan is it sole existence is somehow to destroy the other individual or country , as you suggested that india got ahead but at the same time south africa,thailand, south korea got ahead , do you know why? cuz they respect their countrymen ,land ,culture and their values ,we indians do not work to beat other country but to glorify our existence,i hope you got the point.

[@Zeczam]

Are KZbin adverts halal?

[@gosliglitzho]

Is KZbin halal?

[@TJSaw]

His mom’s reaction to a proven fact is typical of Pakistanis.

[@abhishekagrawal1236]

Now Pakistan at verge of default 🤡

[@BG-uf8kh]

Im eating your god now. hes on my burger lool

[@rahules6090]

​@@BG-uf8khHe just said something not even remotely connected to any religion and your first reaction was to hurt his religious sentiments that kind of hostility will not get us anything rather than a polished ego if he had started it your reply would've been justified but don't you think it's a little uncalled for here anyways what I said was just a friendly talk not even advice it's up to you to shape your conscience

[@sanjeevk1024]

​@B G cow is not our God you daft pork...

[@EricAlHarb]

The issue isn’t economic it’s ethical. And the best way to instil ethics is by education. I have visited Indian educational institutions they are still far behind the USA but fast catching up on corporate governance. It’s still a gong show, but fast turning.

[@Nitish.Singhal]

Lovely to see that your video start with hate for India... You passed the stereotype... 😂😂

[@mayan5600]

This dude beat areound the bush. But he forgot the major factor affecting Pakistan's growth is its political instability and red tapism. These guys might have a more youth(not more than India). But they lack skills. Even if you make a unicorn. It won't work because there is no proper channel where it can function and it will explode. Current example is "Airlift". -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Investors see your economy and stable environment first before making it into your country. You are unable to provide that. First create skilled labour. Having 100-200 enterpreneurs doesn't mean that all people are talented. ---------------------------------- I'm not criticizing. But your country is political unstable and your reserves speaks for itself. I wish pakistan good luck.

[@ILuminateInsights]

It's not only investment by startups ! We are becoming the manufacturing and IT hub ! We are the competitor of China Even apple exported 5 billion doller phones from India !

[@GauravSharmaSE]

As much as I liked your zeal for your parents' land, things are not as easy. I have colleagues from Pakistan who have lived on the ground and tell that corruption and bribery has just got worse over time in the political circles. And Pak army is a also a big player. Most of your generals want their cut in every business and that is what scares most of the investors away.

[@ARShanker]

And pakistan military business empire The total annual revenue of the commercial projects run by Pakistan Army Generals is nearly $26.5 billion

[@rohitropable]

@IFGuru - Ignore the random religion focussed comments. Good video Some points you missed that really helped India: 1) establishment of a strong technical education base - IITs , NITs , BITS among in the 1950’s onwards 2) education system largely in English which helped these students actually serve and work in western markets 3) 1990 reforms when india opened up to the global market - albeit this was forced as our FDI reserves were literally running out 4) largely stable government system - i mean democratic transition between governments which creates a general atmosphere of stability 5) proper separation of the army from government

[@Abhishekry7]

It's 3.3 Trillion not 2.7 trillion

[@BG-uf8kh]

Im eating your god now. hes on my burger lool

[@Abhishekry7]

@B G Cow is just a sacred animal for us its not a God

[@coolguy-zm7tn]

@@BG-uf8kheat your actual god, the bacon. Slick yummy and delicious to the core

[@aminaabdulla5854]

Haribol !!! Hare Krishna !!! Hare Krishna

[@yukimatsuda5400]

He jumped all the important symptoms and went ahead with diagnosis.......dude forgot that investment and pitching takes tremendous loads of effort, even if you are somehow lucky to get one, showing promise of growth and stability is another hurdle of mountain itself....India and Indians built science oriented secular education system with investing in unis like iit, isb, bits, aiims, cmc and more that I can list here.....they graduates constantly played and played till they mastered the game of economy and medicine.....imagine india wasn't secular or lacked education facilities...no Tata, no Birla, no godrej, no mr kalam, no free vaccines....it's very scary isn't it.

[@ILuminateInsights]

Dude you forget the India digital revolution ! Any European countries don't have this technology yet 🤣( Even today you uses American credit cards for digital payment , we don't use cards anymore ! Over digital crosses 1 trillion doller mark by 2025 !

[@Drsashisekhardubey]

Digital penetration lol they find the image of prophet Muhammad in QR code and they want to digitise 😂😂

[@Moonuuu]

This is old Indian economy is 3.8 Trillion

[@asishrath437]

Actually Pakistani should not worry about Economy, they should do Ibadat..Allah vl give everything.

[@vedants.vispute77]

Who would invest in a country where Stock Market is merely at the size of $23 Billion, India's BSE crossed $4 Trillion. Plus the bureaucracy and undemocratic non favorable govt?

[@reyajalisha3268]

🇮🇳 : 📈 🇵🇰 : 📉

[@BG-uf8kh]

Im eating your god now. hes on my burger lool

[@reyajalisha3268]

@@BG-uf8kh what! Fool i am muslim alhamdulillah!!

[@prashantvipani9172]

@@reyajalisha3268 that was hilarious

[@prashantvipani9172]

@@BG-uf8kh bro your fundamentals are completely off. You can do whatever you want just don't impose it on other people, respect their sensitivities and they will respect to yours. But you being a porkies can't expect a sensible debate. Just study hard and don't blow up somewhere the metro lines that's the least you could do for humanity.

[@lovemsoni1844]

me now - India's GDP is 3.7trillion$ and pakistan's economy is on rise from top to bottom like mirror image. 9:48 Wtf? Cn anyone plz tell him that India has much more population than Pak and comparing it is foolishness

[@shubhamshubham6701]

If you have ton of money to lose , invest in pakistan . Even pakistani are leaving pakistan 😂😂😂😂

[@prateekchauhan4483]

First compete with Bangladesh 😋✌️

[@him6683]

If india grows by just 1% every year then also pakistan cant catch up to india in the next 100 years. Pakistan has missed the bus, forever.

[@amazon37mustafa9]

But Iam sorry Pak cannot be anywhere near to Indian IT industry

[@user-lp4xh6eo6e]

Pakistan fell behind India due to Nationalization policy of Zulfiqar Ali Bhutto. What to say about foreign investors even Pakistan industrialist left Pakistan after Nationalization.

[@DrTejas_T]

You are missing a point here is *Education* 🙂

[@krrish7413]

bro at the end of FY 2023 india would record an all-time high of 3.8 trillion USD nominal GDP and 2900 gdp per capita india was 2.7 trillion in 2017 or 2018!

[@prafullacpandey]

How Pakistan could rise 1. Become a secular country (a minority person could become pm or president) 2. resolve border issues with India and Afghanistan 3. get rid of the army 4. proper democracy 5. shut all the madrasas 6. proper family planning 7. cousin marriage should be banned 8. Leave a Religion at home before going outside

[@SinghSabha22]

Or just perhaps convert and return to Hinduism 🕉 and reunify with India 🇮🇳. Problem solved.

[@shhh3683]

@@SinghSabha22 they can't convert to Hinduism when every human on earth is natural Hindu. Sanatan is way of life. They all are already sanatani just influenced by terrorism and follow pedo leaders like prophet Muhammad 🐷

[@sifat9667]

Bangladesh's GDP is much higher than Pakistan's as well. Your data is from 2017. Is Pakistan really a country that's considered an actual competition? Perhaps you should stop the comparisons. Let's build a better world together.

[@ss-hy2wl]

Currently Pakistan is struggling with Debt Crisis and this guy is suggesting copying India.. Just a Classic Pakistani.. Nothing New

[@protograde2723]

India embraced manufacturing, aerospace, IT and a slew of other interesting sectors. Even though India and Pakistan were similar, we had better technology and industrial base than Pakistan.

[@success7048]

I think you have to make video on will Pakistan will default or not 😂

[@saikatbaug1937]

Oxford graduate not 2.7 trillion it's 3.5 trillion , Google it

[@shrawins]

I am sorry but this is top tier delusion. Tons of companies are leaving Pakistan as is. If you invest there rn it's bye bye money. Might as well donate it to poor. Atlest the poor will be well fed. Or donate em to flood affected regions of Pakistan.

[@Mickey_9.80]

NGL you really have no idea about pakistan, bruh that country is burning rn 💀💀

[@amitsarkar5022]

I think Indians living in India are more connected with present reality of Pakistan than this poor guy who except for a British Accent is living in a fool's paradise ! I feel so sorry for him. His delusions are way out of his control. He thinks Pakistan can become a developed country just like that with some booming startups and investment that's it. Well, I would recommend this guy to go to Pakistan and try out the things he said from ground zero instead of using a Shashi Tharoor Accent and blabbering false utopian rhetoric in some British City. One fine day in Karachi or Rawalpindi amidst corrupt officials and ISI backed agencies will set him back to reality.

[@chi4829]

6:32 wrong. Most of the world's population is tech savvy. The real test for tech preparedness can be weighed in by the number of new ideas that are taking shape in a tech-savvy society. Education in Paxtan is in a dilapidated state. The very few who excel in their studies either move abroad (you can search for a recent report) or suck it up and work hard. 6:42 I'm surprised that in your 16-odd minutes of "research", terrorism was just a mention. COVID lockdown had its own advantages, as you could see that report on deaths resulting from terror-related incidents. We are in Jan 2023 and was there an attack recently where around 90 people were killed? Terrorism is the main obstacle for economic downfall.

[@badarpurschool9618]

When you choose a title like India vs. Pakistan you are already conceding India,s victory ✌️🙌

[@ankushkoul7912]

India is now 3.75 trillion US dollars, still lot to catch but we will do it 😅

[@jj5302]

In 2 dacades I'll be like - there was a country called pakistan 😂

[@tikz_patriot9207]

what T F is halal investement?

[@gosliglitzho]

Some sh*ty islamic concept man... basically something is allah/quran certified or not 🙄 these people are 7th century species.

[@SinghSabha22]

Stop burning with jealousy. It’s islam and family dynasty politics that have destroyed the area that is ‘pakistan’.

[@jsjsiejejiwi1017]

India ,3.737 trillion $

[@gouthamkancherla970]

u export terror we export software

[@S1MmmoonG]

Even Bangladesh is far ahead of you and you are comparing yourself with India.

[@piyushdadgal]

I guess he never visited Pakistan

[@mysteriousboy4274]

The economy of India is $3.8 trillion in 2023 not $2.7 Trillion 😂😅😂

[@offred6013]

I cant believe this man is advertising pak eco for investment. On a scale of 1 to 10 he is infinitely delusional

[@RM-dz2sv]

I think the biggest difference between India and Pakistan is their tech led education system and security for the investor!! India not only have IITs and NITs it has also have other technical very good colleges at state level!!

[@ustazHamza]

I’m very curious to know if the growth mentioned in this video about Pakistan it’s really the same since Imran Khan is not in the government . The figure shown were 2021 .

[@IFGuru]

I would expect growth to slow this year like with every country. Imran Khan was definitely better for tech sector though.

[@harshbasudeo1039]

pakistani abcd....someone should tell hin about political situation of pakistan.

[@sandeepshetty1589]

You seriously need to get your economic fundamentals right. You are mixing per capita GDP with overall GDP. The GDP of India was never same as that of Pakistan. India is a much bigger country and economy. Only per capita/person income of the two countries were similar back in the days. But Now India's per capita is more than two times that of Pakistan. Whereas overall GDP of India which was 5 times bigger, now has jumped to 10 times bigger as a result.

[@k-8511]

It would be better if Pakistan stops comparing itself to India , they are completely different countries with different approach to everything.

[@psarathy66]

Pak did not get education as priority. If this video's is true Pak will not be in current position

[@hamza361]

5:55 Scottish accent 🧐? Great video

[@IFGuru]

These are the questions that add spice to life.

[@aminaabdulla5854]

Haribol !!! Hare Krishna !!! Hare Krishna

[@syedmaricar9946]

Don't compare it's waste of time and money .

[@abhisheksrivastava7745]

Nice joke! Seems they are living in another universe!😂😂😂😅😅😅

[@ashwins2824]

Good way to attract investment ( to your company) compare with india. Good physco move. Now only Allaha can help pakistan.

[@arpitsingh9628]

First you should teach Pakistan English to understand your videos 😂😂

[@agnosticatheist4093]

Why So Much Hate For Pakistan? Stop Having Extream Opinion About Any Country. This Is Sad When I Read Terrible Ilogical Comments From Indians. I Want My India To Be Liberated From Any Kind Of Hatred And Dogmatism. Being An Indian I Wish Pakistanis All The Best 👍

[@santhoshv3028]

What illogical comment can you explain. From what I read everyone is right 😂. This content creator thinks IT and FDI automatically pour into Pakistan like waterfalls and they can catch up india 😂. It looks stupid. India sucess is different story, he don't know nothing but saying this is success, then we need to accept it or what ?

[@badarpurschool9618]

Pakistan is not the middle East! Get a reality check!!!!

[@mda99das]

Great video, and Imran Khan was the best PM you guys had. My main worry is the shortsightedness using China as a partner. A leopard never changes its spots.

[@IFGuru]

Thank you for your insights.

[@donkeydesiamericanprofessor]

And still India economy is losing to Pakistan since 1947 and losing to Bangladesh in the last 20 years

[@alenorraiden1]

​@@donkeydesiamericanprofessor of course India is losing..btw..did you get your atta?

[@donkeydesiamericanprofessor]

@@alenorraiden1 you can't tell Indians the truth they've been losing to Pakistan since 1947 they've been losing to Bangladesh since 1980 they've been losing to Bangladesh since 2000 you can't tell Indians the truth they are not capable of learning

[@donkeydesiamericanprofessor]

@@alenorraiden1 illegal to criticize the Indian government, up to life in prison without police warrant or a trial, no freedom of speech in India no privacy The Indian government has slapped the sedition law against people in India for freedom of speech on several occasions. Some notable examples include: * In 2019, the Indian government arrested journalist Prashant Kanojia for sedition after he tweeted a video of a woman asking Prime Minister Narendra Modi a question about unemployment. * In 2018, the Indian government arrested student leader Umar Khalid for sedition after he gave a speech at a protest against the hanging of Kashmiri separatist Afzal Guru. * In 2017, the Indian government arrested poet and activist Varavara Rao for sedition after he wrote articles criticizing the government's handling of the Maoist insurgency. * In 2016, the Indian government arrested student leader Kanhaiya Kumar for sedition after he was accused of chanting anti-India slogans at a protest. * In 2015, the Indian government arrested journalist and activist Arundhati Roy for sedition after she wrote an article criticizing the government's handling of the Kashmir conflict. These are just a few examples of the many times that the Indian government has used the sedition law to silence its critics. The sedition law is a colonial-era law that was used by the British to suppress dissent. It is now being used by the Indian government to stifle freedom of speech and expression. The sedition law is a vague and draconian law that makes it a crime to "bring into hatred or contempt, or excite disaffection towards, the Government established by law in India." This means that anyone who criticizes the government or its policies can be arrested and charged with sedition. The sedition law is a serious threat to democracy in India. It is used to silence dissent and to intimidate critics of the government. The Indian government must repeal the sedition law and allow for free and open debate and discussion in India. In addition to the examples above, there have been many other cases where the sedition law has been used against journalists, activists, and students for their peaceful expression of dissent. The sedition law is a tool that the Indian government uses to silence its critics and to create a climate of fear and self-censorship. The sedition law is a relic of India's colonial past. It is a law that has no place in a democracy. The Indian government must repeal the sedition law and allow for free and open debate and discussion in India.

[@amrendrasingh7140]

The guy in the video missed a truly central economic principle most companies in India enjoy economies of scale and well educated English speaking populace (Skilled labor is a huge component for driving growth). In india there are more than 100 top class educational institutions (IITs, NITs, IIMs and AIIMS). And Indian middle class heavily invests in education. It’s not about some outlier figures that can project a trend Pakistan does not have a single top class higher education institution and lacks investment discipline in basic sciences. In my view Pakistan requires a bottom up economic transformation not some one off startup induced makeup 🙏 Edit: Just an anecdote on how much Indian brain is in demand I had a very handsome paying job in India but got an offer from a big firm in London on skilled worker visa this year alone india received the highest share of skilled visa in uk this shows the level of talent hunt global companies do in India. And honestly I had to think twice to come to uk because my wage in india was almost similar to what I am getting here (obviously adjusted for purchasing power parity)

[@ashishmasurekar3095]

young population that is outward looking! What a joke.

[@Hasan_Raza01]

Pakistan should focus on technological education

[@dharamewada6922]

This is the biggest problem ,if one has an obsession with another country one tends to look outward instead of inward thinking. You will fail unless you change your mindset of jealousy and hatred.

[@nageswaraopatha5445]

Don’t compare 🇮🇳 with terrorist export country 😂😂😂, 🇮🇳 economy is 3.5 trillion, 600+ billion dollars forex reserves & total exports 770 billion(2022 year)

[@bananaman7638]

Unfortunately corruption and a lck of government support will prevent the majority of startups from developing. Assuming you could get a significant no. in the first place, with all the talent wanting to leave and work abroad

[@satyam1543]

growth of pakistan was powered by us aid not because of its own potential

[@sameerkumar1064]

I mean, even your viewers are mostly INDIANs 😂, very few pakistani viewers might watch these things on yt

[@Abhishek-zq7ur]

so much delusion! u should be a drag queen in stead

[@ekanth-]

Awesome optimism. 👌. Now, wake up

[@prateek752]

As an Indian who came to the US for a while and made a good Pakistani friend, i wish your country all the best. Nobody deserves to die in poverty and everybody has the right to improve their living standards. Additionally, i believe in giving everyone the benefit of doubt. But i couldn't help but notice in the beginning of the video you were miffed that India has gone ahead. So are you upset that Pakistan has not lived up to your expectations or you are upset that India has lived up to its potential to an extent? Seems to me you are more angry that india has done better than UK and Pak.

[@mauryamaurya6376]

but no electricity in pakistan forget digitalization

[@offred6013]

U wanted a nation for ur relegion. What else did u expect ? Good riddance

[@ShivamYadav-yr9bw]

I am sorry bro but you Are ignoring practical things in growth of india and downside of pakistan.....there is a big difference between data and practical applications.....india got a strong base of education, good stable democratic government ...its goona boom exponentially in upcoming years

[@UmerKhan-sy5vq]

Brilliant video! Great from my perspective as I have lot of interest in Pakistan and trying to figure out ways to help get her back on track. Cur8 is a brilliant and much need initiative but even with that it seems one can only invest if one is a Self-Certified Sophisticated Investor or High Net Worth Investor. In another video you mentioned tickets are available from £5K upwards which seems reasonable. Would appreciate your help on this. Great video, humourous too!

[@viralvideos6841]

Get Her back on track !!! Her ..?

[@MikeSwiss]

India is 3.75trillion