Why China Fears India Being The Next Superpower REACTION! | Valuetainment

[@KaranRandhawa_YYC]

One major factor is India is a democratic nation and China is not, so Indian govt cannot force decisions and its not easy to bring everyone on one page whereas China just forces decisions and everyone complies so they developed rapidly.

[@LilacPeony3088]

true

[@susheelindulkar]

​@@gauravsingh_1501Well I think what matters is 'growth' and not just the so called 'development'. And I think there is a difference. 🤔

[@chrisevans9882]

Yes, at least India doesn't spread corona to the world..

[@solorover85]

I think you are saying there should be no democracy in india....for development.....then shove the development in your big fat ass...we need democracy....atleast kahi toh azadi ho....na Ghar me azadi na office me azadi...ab desh me bhi nahi Rahi toh fut padenge log ....

[@jatinvats664]

​@@gauravsingh_1501 No. What matters at the end of the day is sustainable development and actual growth of the people. Are people having their lives get better? More income? More employment opportunities? That's what matters.

[@sankhz54]

india has 23 official languages in India. In my state Tripura, more than 8 languages are spoken. In total there are more than 700 languages

[@sachithkn6512]

❤from Kerala.. Jai hind

[@earthisnotflat7331]

A census conducted in 2011 showed that India has about 19,569 languages and dialects, of which almost 1,369 are considered dialects and only 121 are recognized as languages (the acceptance criterion being that the language has 10,000 or more speakers)

[@sankhz54]

I think language should not only be recognized if there are more than 10,000 speakers. This criterion neglects the tribal communities, I forgot the name of the tribe of less than 60 people, and I had to ask my father, they have their own language and script.

[@fyndrkraze]

@@WandaVision19 idk why the person said 700 but languages are over 100, also ppl try to dismiss it by saying its dialects not languages but they are not really, they really are too different to be dialects. it's all arguable what is the exact number, but dont forget serbian, croatian, bosnian all are literally the same "language" but still arent recognised as such, and morocco'n dialect of arabic and arabic spoken in arabia itself are so different that they cant understand eachother, yet considered dialects. so in the end it's all how you look at it

[@WandaVision19]

@@fyndrkraze don't compare India with Arab....in India it is a whole totally a different context

[@zebulunsalins6667]

India has 162 airports not 82

[@shreyanshkumarpatra2723]

*163

[@siddhantshukla8102]

More upcoming

[@akashraychoudhury9518]

He spoke about major airports macha

[@Dashnami_Hindu]

May be talking about international airports

[@binshumeshsachan2051]

@@Dashnami_Hindu international are 35 . It was talking about total airports only. India has 163.

[@shubhamkamboj5932]

There was a line in my history book which stated that countries with autocracy or dictators tends to develop faster than democratic ones😅😅

[@ineedpowers5151]

It's True!!

[@Shinminha]

True

[@NEO-v7r]

Not always true. More countries are under authoritarian rule than democracies and yet less than 5% are developed. Authorization doesn't make a country developed a good leader do.

[@naveensk8561]

Not 40rs ,1 cup of tea in branded tea stall costs 12rupees average

[@decode__wolf]

10 bro

[@GHOST.69]

5 here

[@saitamakun1781]

Maybe it's about the coffee ☕

[@shishya085]

10

[@AnantsinghRajput]

10 rupye average price

[@M4FIAGAMING]

the main reason for a slow growth in india during 1960-2000 is consistent wars with pakistan. our resources used heavily, and from last 9 years the real developement had started like building highways expressways, IT sector, medical sector, geopolitical status, FDI, railways, etc

[@rbnjdd]

Excuse

[@akshaytakkar6747]

It's not because of wars with Pakistan..it's because of socialist government policies

[@riderchallenge4250]

​@@rbnjddnah he right. GDP was 1.8 trillion in 2014 and now it is 3.8 trillion. So modi added more to the economy than all other pms in 65 years

[@peterparker9954]

​@@rbnjddnow India is in good hands ... Until then, Congress destroyed our nation

[@praveenpillay4329]

​@@riderchallenge4250Modi didn't added anything it is called progression. Previous governments laid the foundation for future. Please read and learn about our social and economic history before commenting.

[@pavangummadidada3212]

Regarding life expectancy, India's life expectancy when British left(1947) is 32 yrs. Now in after 76 yrs of independence its 70 yrs. I think we have come long way.

[@shreyanshkumarpatra2723]

But sad to say the quality is hasn't improved

[@positive2075]

​@shreyanshkumarpatra2723 if you think quality of life hasn't improved since the british then you're living in a delusional world

[@sarveshsinha1530]

@@kinnugangula2984 from whom did china got independence?

[@chrisevans9882]

China is independent but their citizens aren't..😂

[@rbnjdd]

​@@kinnugangula2984china till 1916 was stable nation even in warlords era china did westernisation which helped in positive japenese had not total control on china .then china was in civil war between nationalist and communist communist did nothing against japenese aggression it was nationalist who fought against japenese basically communist stole credit from nationalist that's it

[@hindbiswas]

Number does not lie, it's the use and context of number that makes it a lie. Also, what he's saying are static number which can actually convey truth, what actually conveys truth is total picture - future potential - changes - problems etc. And I like how honest and unbiased he is

[@siddhantshukla8102]

India has around 800 M broadband subscribers today.. .after Covid india has transformed very rapidly

[@nischalmehta5234]

Please ignore such videos, they misinform more than inform and jaby is no expert in all this, just a youtuber!

[@s.z3717]

Hey whatsapp gyaani-- In 2023, 692 million internet users in India . 800 million broadband.🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@santoshkiransulake]

​@@s.z3717there's a difference between a broadband and a mobile broadband and a wired broadband so you ain't right either🥱

[@udaykhosla2616]

That’s not broadband connectivity, that’s mobile telecom coverage, and even there if you look at customers/sims actually in use it’s less than 60-70 percent. Broadband refers to the Wi-Fi network and india does not have a lot of that .

[@jbrown7618]

Why do you Indians think you are a superpower when a walk down Delhi means walking through a garbage dump

[@kai18450]

China is the 2nd largest economy whereas India is at 5th.. Still there is alot of fields where India is still developing. Transportation is one thing which I can see work is going on..Hope to see them completed soon

[@WandaVision19]

Not 5th ,it's 4th

[@kai18450]

@@WandaVision19 US China Japan Germany then India

[@jbrown7618]

No India is 1st ---- as a garbage dump @@WandaVision19

[@FlashSpectre-o4x]

The fact of the matter is China generally doesn't report correct numbers. So, Jaby it's risky to say that numbers don't lie

[@Rudra_Jr]

Exactly, numbers can be fabricated. Go look at share market frauds, that's all they do, fabricate numbers all day. No data is fool proof. You have to use your reasoning and logic with China. Don't fall for the propaganda.

[@yashsingh0010]

Bro even if they are lying,our numbers are not great. We still have lot to work on.

[@siddhantshukla8102]

Many figures are out dated...some even go back to 2015s

[@randomchess7044]

​@@yashsingh0010But many of his stats are wrong about India.. He said India has 82 airports but in reality we have 148.. Even in economy he said 3 trillion$ but in reality it's 3.6 trillion$.. Literacy rate has also increased to 79% but he said 75%.. So many of his figures are wrong about India

[@siddhantshukla8102]

​@@randomchess7044 exactly...some of his numbers are as old as 2014s

[@Exiide89]

India has 22 officially recognized "National" languages.

[@happysinghrocks]

official, not national

[@udayrathod3786]

Jaby: I have been telling my audience about Geopolitics and China Meanwhile His Audience: Watching Prashant Dhawan, Major Gaurav Arya, Abhijeet Chawda, S Jaishankar, Vaibhav Singh, Sekhar Gupta........

[@akshaym7859]

He said he was 'talking' about it 'with' my audience. meaning discussing these topics. And he has been doing that.

[@cosmos1487]

Lmao so true 😂

[@ArpitSgh36]

not his audience but his Indian audience

[@HarshSingh-1034]

PD sir OP 😂❤

[@ahariprasad9422]

These guy always shows hate on India with as facial expressions....but he need viewer's from india

[@SuryadevaraRammurthyNaidu]

As an Indian I want to be friendly with China and Chinese... but for some reason they don't like us and we don't like who don't like us 😂😂

[@harshit6045]

More than Chinese people, the problem is the Chinese government

[@joey3291]

Actually, the feeling is mutual. In China, we don't know why the Indian government keeps sabotaging the India-China relationship with their salami-slicing strategy on the borders. In 1962, China proposed that both sides retract 20km from the LAC, but India refused and kept moving forward. After the war, despite its massive success, China retracted to the LAC while India was already prepared to defend New Delhi...

[@harshit6045]

@@joey3291 Oh, so that's what the Chinese media tells you ? Pity

[@joey3291]

@@harshit6045 This is how border dispute works, neither side has undisputable proof to back their claims.

[@ahaohoaha5728]

​@@joey3291china have border disputes with every neighbouring countries...tibet is also not the part of china don't u know that...

[@akash_bardhan]

We want more geopolitical reactions

[@Horcrux-1]

Watch news

[@yushpi]

​@@Horcrux-1😂

[@Shiv15199]

avg sudarshan tv watcher

[@siddhantshukla8102]

​@@Shiv15199 bruh

[@Karan-bp6it]

Cringe videos

[@MandipDosanjh]

Numbers don't always tell the whole story, especially when you consider these international forums that put out these rankings. Sometimes there's a bias involved. It's hard to take these rankings seriously when they rank Pakistan higher than India in the World Press Freedom Index or when they place Sri Lanka above India in the World Happiness Index. And yeah, we've also noticed some Western bias towards India, like the reaction to the success of the Chandrayaan 3 mission. Is India without flaws? Nope, but there's been significant improvement over the last decade. Can it be better? Definitely.

[@harshawardhangupta4833]

India is aspirational. 🤞 I Hope Dreams of our nation gets achieved.

[@yogeshsoun3302]

I dont know how life expectancy is low in india , i live in uttarakhand and i see many people over 100 years of age .

[@divikrathi96]

But i as data scientist many of his stats were old (Before covid). After covid whole scenario and numbers have changed drastically.

[@akashlapasiya]

When it was time to boom economically, like Chian did, Indian givt of that time was busy eating up all the money meant for development. Corruption was at an all time high. And moreover, the biggest challenge right now is that, India being a democratic nation, cannot enforce decisions like China, and the govt has to constantly spend time, energy and resources in trying to tackle the tactics by the opposition to stay in Power, maintain harmony and focus on development on various fronts.

[@susheelindulkar]

Totally agree with Jaby kouye's last point. We Indians are so bad at keeping the surroundings clean. I soo hate that. 😡

[@bharadwajkrishnan2860]

Democracy vs Autocracy

[@Whatreally123]

The states in India have been formed based primarily on language. Before 1947 it was a sum of princely states which were brought together to form a formal country. SO yeah, we are proud of the language of our state which is our mother tongue. And yes there is no national language and Hindi is not the national language. But We speak a lot of English so ease of doing business is not a factor if looking from a language perspective.

[@sarveshsinha1530]

only 10% can speak english in India

[@rishav1728]

Proud of speaking a foreign language but don't want to communicate in Hindi 😂😂

[@sarveshsinha1530]

@@rishav1728 the info they got is that whole north only speaks hindi but the truth is that hindi is secondary language even in north people speak in their local language and hindi is used when they are speaking to people who don't know their local language. Hindi se a uniting factor for whole northern region.

[@rishav1728]

@@sarveshsinha1530 Nope not only North but North West East and Central Indians use Hindi to communicate with other state people like Marathi or Bengali or Punjabi or gujrati people use Hindi to communicate when they are in other state ( like Modi ji is gujrati but speaks Hindi when he is out of gujrat) but yes they communicate in local language when they are in their own state and we are proud of this but the problem is with only 2-3 South Indian state where people can use English to communicate with other state but don't want to use Hindi but anyway it's their choice atleast we in North are much more United and don't ask for separate country. (except some khalistani 😜)

[@peterparker9954]

Sardar Patel was a genius.... modern day chanakya.... When the British left the nation to rot in civil wars, sardar Patel single-handedly united this nation as one

[@stupidcanvas]

5:03 Someone explain this to me. If India's Cost of living compared to USA is 27% and China's is 57%, isnt this Advantage India? But the man says it is Advantage China.

[@sarathmanoj04mytube]

It is advantageous. Though strongly linked to average income, because with rising income there will be inflation leading to higher cost of living.

[@sarveshsinha1530]

I might be totally wrong in conclusion but what i think is Indian earn less and cost of living is less so spend less also to so economy number seems small compared to china where people earn more and spend more due to high cost of living so economy number on paper looks high.

[@anantsharma6365]

Lower COL reflects lower income. People are spending less bcoz they have less income, not bcoz they don't want to spend more for a better lifestyle.

[@Exiide89]

​@@anantsharma6365Cost of Living comparison means the amount you need to spend to have an equivalent standard of living as that in another place. By that definition, India is the cheapest place to get an equivalent standard of living.

[@aritrachatterjee8809]

One thing is though in democracy it's complete chaos.... Someone suggest a policy and it goes through countless discussions before it's finally implemented... In Chinese autocratic system there are no other opinions. They just enforce anything they want...

[@PintuDharaLive]

Good presentation. But here, some data correct are and some are not accurate... Few data was 5 to 15 years old before some are before 2020 Railways × Airports × Internet User × Literacy Rate × GDP × Life Acceptance × ........Not accurate

[@manojprajapati167]

As an Indian i have noticed people of India getting Richer and Richer but our Infrastructure isn’t ready for that ..im saying this because i was from a poor family we dream a car..AC ..healthy life style with in 15 years my Four person family having 3 Cars 3 two wheelers .. i Have two houses ..I can say iam having all basic needs But our internal connecting roads are very narrow there always high traffic.. During Summers electricity cuts due to consumption increase as im Using 7 Ac’s .. we have money to spent now its time to Govt to accept my money and Give us an infrastructure..

[@dhruv157]

the speed at which indias infra is changing has high potential in coming years to be the best

[@sushantpandey1663]

We're elevating...we're in Amrit kaal.... Have plans for further.. Good things take time .... Sleeping giant is waked up now.... 🚩🇮🇳

[@BonoBansh]

We get a cup of tea at 5 Rs which is like 0.06 dollar

[@NEO-v7r]

As an Indian I am happy for China's massive growth and hopeful for india's future. ❤

[@shubhamgurjar7432]

It was Tamils who are proud in Tamil language they're familiar with English becuz british lived there for 200 yrs, and making hindi a national language, they felt it's an alien language and it will destroy their culture and language👍😄

[@shanuyok615]

It's because tamil politics is long back hijacked by catholic missionaries

[@shiningstone6771]

Then how about Imposing Tamil in North India since Tamil is not an Alien language for North Indians.

[@d.eepak2002]

Need more upgraded information..😂😂 and one more thing India ban loads of other things and make the process too complex for China to have access to the Indian market and favouring other alternatives on China..fun fact India ban more than 250+ apps not only 100 ..🙃

[@hustler5396]

India combined with QUAD can compete china but alone not so much, in the coming years it will surely be stronger if the political stability is maintained, unlike pak

[@akshaytakkar6747]

Quad is a joke

[@avinashupadhyay5208]

10 years from now ...India will be totally different from today's scenario

[@DrSongs-rg4ry]

One major fact is like India is democratic and China is not so Indian government cannot forcefully act or put any act unless people's preferences but in China it can be directly applicable. As India is world largest democracy.🇮🇳🪷. And we all know, China is famous for giving random numbers of things, so it can be like you understood.

[@spacetime3]

The whole language thing is more just confusion, here is the actual situation. India has OFFICIAL languages such as English and Hindi, not a National one, and then after those 2 each state would have regional languages so the majority are multilingual and speak English or Hindi.

[@NIK7E]

Chinese numbers are SUS 💀 INDIA is spending 100B on Bharat Mala project (road network) INDIA is spending 100B+ on Sagar Mala project (ports infrastructure) and many more , future belongs to INDIA 🇮🇳

[@parth_kalra]

5:48 chai costs 10 rupees = 0.12 USD

[@loveu5045]

10:38 Pretty concerned faces 😅.

[@Chandravadancena]

5:10 is the speaker in the video dumb? If living cost in India is low, it's amazing! How is that terrible? Living should always be cheap and minimal. I guess from his American consumer mindset, he came to that conclusion. 5:20 yes you are right, Avg income in India is low, but so as the living cost. With low income, people of India can live comfortably. This will change fast as right now you derived those numbers in USD. Guess what, as soon as USD is no longer the "world reserve" currency, suddenly those statistics will be reversed. That's the long-term economical perspective

[@nokata4099]

It's been 6 years since subscribing to this channel. I asked to see 👉Shsaheb's never left . it's been pending request for 2 months jaby didn't respond it disappointed!

[@sohilpatil]

I always see these comparison videos and always get a question why are they competing?? Isn't it OK as long as you reach your goal and earn the money you want???

[@sayanbiswas757]

And the reason of Chinese economic bloom was USA specifically 1 person, well that not the point... India is growing maybe it was slow till now because of many reason , and It's a democracy so it can't push the country people to do what they want, and there are honestly some pretty much anti-national groups who spread wrong information, it also slows down the groth.... (i literally can say hundreds more😅😂) Well, i don't like to talk about politics and politician's but the current government really really did an Amazing job till now...

[@gargeyraut2514]

Indian exports right now is 777 billion dollars

[@uz7098]

@5:00 If Cost of Living is significantly less in India compared to China and US, it clearly means India has the edge, not the other way around.

[@vs9324]

Life expectancy in India in 1947 was just 32 years. So we are getting there. It will take another 10 years. Reaching remote areas with modern medical facilities will happen faster with higher resources at India's disposal.

[@KarthikeyaBetha]

Even though numbers are Right but the important thing " how much nos actually effecting people of country?" As a Indian I think india has a golden shell but inner flesh is all rotten! 😅

[@jayapal.jpnair]

Quality means a lot and that's why the world trusts India more

[@introvert_2023]

Quantity is a quality in itself. -Stalin

[@businessswot1003]

National language is MARATHI which is protector of all Indian languages

[@KnowledgeJunction003]

Many video & movies i saw already but still i like watching again with you guys...!!! It feel like watching video with peoples from another part of the world.

[@pavanbr8060]

Jaby: numbers do not lie. Me: but china lies about their numbers..

[@RoktimBhattacharjya811]

I think the Tamilians are proud that they speak Tamil. And then English is the compromise they are willing to make to be understood. They speak both pretty well though, mostly.

[@shiningstone6771]

I heard that Bengalis are so proud of their language but I have seen many Bengalis speaking Hindi and watching more hindi movies of South Indian Hindi dubbed movies than Bengali

[@NEO-v7r]

Thats the problem with some low minded people in india. They can speak a foreigner language but gonna resist language of same Country.​@@shiningstone6771

[@146_souvikroychaudhury3]

a very good cup of tea is like 30 rupees, and that is luxury... we generally pay 6-10 bucks for a cup.. 🙂

[@RoRZoro]

14:45 This won't show the whole picture. It's true that India was late for exonomic liberalization and open it's markets to capitalism. China opened it's market back in 1978 while India only did that in 1991. Before that, India was a Socialist country and thus economic development was slow. But eventhough India was late, after they opened the economy in 1991, the growth rate is incredible. If you live in India, you can see the rapid changes. During 2000s, most oif the roads were dirt roads eveywhere and only the highways and main roads were paved. Things like flyovers were considerd as ultra luxuary. But in just 15 years by 2015, even the small village roads are paved. Flyovers are very common now and we even have elavated highways in my small city. Highways are being built everywhere. Ports are being constructed inclduing some mega ports.

[@gyanaursamachar]

That's a balanced analysis. I agree with the stats. One major difference is the difference between a dictatorship and a democracy. In China, policy making is easy, in India, it is not as there are laws and people have rights. So, in a democracy, reforms are always slow. India certainly needs to do a lot more, but we need to understand that China started reforms and economic liberalization a decade earlier than India and then communism makes it so much easier to take tough steps. As an economy grows and a nation has money to spend, its pace of growth gets faster and faster. India has fought 5 wars since independence and has constantly struggled with terrorism and a period of geopolitical isolation from the west, at a time when the same west was trying to engage and appease China to draw it away from Soviet Union. From Henry Kissinger to Barack Obama, the US and its allies played a big role in making China the factory of the world. China earned huge trade surplus and used that money to strengthen itself. So, China had its share of favors and advantages but India is catching up now. As India continues to grow and if India is not dragged into another war for the next 10-15 years and the politicians are serious about making serious reforms, supporting businesses and building talent, then India will transform very quickly. The next decade is what is going to transform India and if correct policies are followed, India will change forever.

[@asrikantvarma8969]

I don’t agree on doctors and hospital beds figures, I live in Hyderabad and near my area there are more hospitals then restaurant.

[@fd6305]

Hindi is not our national language... Is only official language... Some have questions why we accept other languge(engish) than hindi... Because English is global language... For global communication we need to learn this global language... For that we accept English... If we Learn hindi it will be only used to communicate with people in our country... If everyone learn hindi we all will communicate only using hindi... Then what about our mother tongue... I don't know about north india.... In south india we consider mother tongue as a another mother... And I am not gonna tell our language is only great...So for every body their mother, mother tongue is the best... We are not ready to destroy our mother... So we refuse hindi....

[@fd6305]

And I have a question who speak hindi and have another language as mother tongue... Can to you assured, hindi speaking doesn't affect the your own mother tongue even a little...

[@NEO-v7r]

Sleep dude, spread you unIntelligence somewhere else.

[@mammenmatthew939]

This needs to be updated. There has been huge infra growth in India in the last six years. For eg: there are 0ver 170 airports in India today. Do calculate infra as per cent of land area. That would be fair. Also, the figures given are from last census in 2001. We haven't had census since then. So many of the data could be misleading: eg life expectancy, GDP, per capita income expectancy, etc

[@sachith30]

So simple, we India never want to cheat anybody we fear not any one other than the creator.

[@dvine3488]

ABOUT THE NATIONAL LANGUAGE ISSUE,I AM FROM KARNATAKA,AND SPEAK ENGLISH,KANNADA AND HINDI...THE THING IS,THE LANGUAGES IN THE SOUTH LIKE TAMIL,MALYALAM,KANNADA,TELUGU ARE WAY OLDER THAN HINDI...HINI IS AROUND 600-700 YRS OLD WHILE KANNADA IS ALMOST 2000YRS OLF,TAMIL IS ALMOST AS OLD AS SANKRIT LIKE 5000YRS OLD AND MALYALAM AND TELUGU ARE AORUND 1100-200YRS OLD,SO WHEN THEY IMPOSE HOINDI ONTO EVERYONE,THERE IS AN ISSUE,WHERAS IF THEY IMPOSED SANSKRIT FROM THE BEGINNING,IT WOULD BE FINE

[@KarthikeyaBetha]

As a Indian we don't have systematic Society as compared to other Developing countries Out politics effect our life more than the company we work for and also same thing with Education 😔

[@aadyaranjan9105]

There is NO National Language in India as it is said India is “UNITY IN DIVERSITY” we respect each and every language and everyone has the right to have their own mother tongue which is not governed by anybody.

[@legalawarenessweb]

@13:10 *According to Constitution of India Hindi is Official language of India (not "National Language")*

[@travelroundvideos7470]

By 2025 India will be TB free🤞 we have 1600 languages spoken in India

[@wickdvish]

China is using all those cement to build ghost towns with no one living there...😂😂

[@abro99]

The data doesn’t reflect current scenarios, it’s at least 5-10yrs old

[@koromel8714]

it is said that quantity has a quality of its own so there are more factors you can count than in the video

[@ravindranaveeramali502]

When the quality good sure quantity will grow up and up .If the quality low or out sure quantity drop down .

[@BhaveshBagade]

Its is lot to do , we are enjoying our journey, jai hind❤

[@rahuldalal849]

There are lots of unregistered doctors (BMS) in rural India.

[@Theshashwatmishra]

I wonder when did he make this video (original one) cause various stats has changed since then.

[@MartianWasteLander]

Yep we have a lot of doctors but fact is they all are not here 🙂

[@praveenpillay4329]

Most of the stats in the video are completely wrong

[@mordernji5468]

china has more debt compare to India, India didn't just took money and build to look advance. therefore, average Indian is is less concerned about debt compared to average chinese

[@lntiku2677]

It is true that 57 % have their mother tongue as Hindi, but, out of the remaining not having their mother tongue as Hindi, 80 % of them know know Hindi Hindi and can speak and read Hindi . So, about 90 % of people in India can speak or write Hindi language.

[@SamratSingh-jh3vp]

12:52 jaby is right as always

[@vinaybahuguna2023]

this data is wrong in many categories, Atleast he could have taken the right data of internet users in India.

[@HeresMyComment45]

Life expectancy in India is affected a lot due to infant mortality in underprivileged regions

[@vishalbhadouriya3769]

India has 2nd most English speaking people just after America so you can say that we aren't able to communicate between us, but we can communicate with the world

[@ck3289]

India can have hope with MODI , certainly not with CONGRESS ! And btw all these stats are old ! Latest stats give india a great improvement in all parameters .

[@prakhargupta1405]

Most of his database was old ,i am not saying that we are anywhere near china but things are done on differently in India also numbers provided by China out mostly given by Chinese Govt and no independent body can clarify that but in India things are different.

[@punyaslokaprusty3343]

As a Data Scientist and Stats lover I just would like to point out most of these stats are way outdated like in some cases at least 10 years . although his criticism and points are valid based his idea of stats.

[@Anil_Antony956]

If people are considering these and Say AGAIN THE EDGEEE GOES TO CHINAAA.. 😂😅😂

[@darkwinzi9546]

1 T only ₹5 😂

[@earthisnotflat7331]

That dude is wrong on so many levels😂😂 I caught him on airports and languages... almost every Indian can understand English or enough words of English to do business... that's how all the states of India communicate with each other...

[@Kumar-24]

India is hard to get into due to all the térroríst attacks that happened in India

[@avtaar5144]

Like you and me If people are aware of throwing garbage at their place the literacy rate won't be 75% 😂

[@j4eg3r47]

Tamil speakers were not against hindi being spoken rather against imposition. Hindi is spoken mostly in north , not everyone in south speaks hindi.

[@paragdubeyfilms]

India is a Superpower..proud of my country and the hard working people of India... But We need to do something quickly about poverty...the situation is not ok at all love to all people of the world VASUDEV KUTUMBKAM

[@sunnyy6295]

it's outdated. we have improved rapidly. LIfe expectancy is not 71 age and increasing quickly. World Bank stopped making ease of business ranking coz china showed fake data to them and when asked they denied to show real data. So World Bank stopped making ranking which PM Modi also raised the issue that world bank is not doing fair to countries who hard work each year to raise their rank. We under modi govt. ranked up from 108 to 62 till 2020 after that they stopped releasing rank. Looks like this video is old as most of data was outdated.

[@shodhitgoyal6539]

Two words - Outdated data

[@paikamalpai2001]

Why the hell we have to beat China. LIKE our PM said India should be self sufficient in all fields , like defense, medical , litracy, agriculture , poverty, technology. Thats it

[@edwardgonmei]

Normally a cup to tea in India is 12 cents

[@mayurwable1083]

I doubt those numbers

[@frsmedia8216]

India has 1000+ languages and has 22 official languages

[@aashishsingh6295]

Old data, must update quickly bcz India is transforming quickly.

[@monkeymayhem1977]

Tamilizhians are proud of speaking Tamilzh and do not want to be forced to speak Hindi. They speak English because it is not Hindi and they don't feel forced to speak it over their mother tongue.

[@user-pb1rk3zu4v]

Here in india children per women is 2.1 and some states have 1.2 so we are not making extra babies its just that the younger population is there they are going to get marry and they have to have a children so i guess u get the idea what i am trying to say anyway i love the reaction also comparing the size of china, china's population live on almost 10% of the part near sea shore line about internet we have the highest speed and cheapest internet in the world ,also we have free 5g internet so here in india we have 22 official languages but we can speak english if not then atleast can understand so its easy to communicate that should go to india