Lies You've Been Told About INDIA & The Truth You Need to Know!

[@PseudoProphet]

I'll tell you the India story in 3 sentences. 1. Rich are getting richer. 2. Middle-class people are stuck and find it impossible to break into the rich class 3. Poor people are breaking into the middle class at a very fast pace. Very soon there will be no poor people left and the growth will become harder to achieve.

[@srijanmishra7747]

Hey Varun I am just 17 years old right now currently preparing for my Engineering entrance exam and watching your videos and your podcast give me that's of kick for being an entrepreneur even though I am from teir 2 city and from a middle class as well but I want to take risk and wanna create my own valuable startup. Keep this work up and thank you for a great videos ❤🤗

[@bx9bro]

I’m also 17 and preparing Engineering entrance and Learning Entrepreneurship 😁🛸

[@srijanmishra7747]

@@bx9bro good to see people with similar mindset

[@kunal1337]

dono log padhai karlo bhai, engineering me aane ke baad bohot time rhega aise videos ke liye. just study well now

[@srijanmishra7747]

@@kunal1337 ok bhaiya 😅

[@babyjvadakkan5300]

keep going Guys 💪 @srijan Mishra Me too just passed 17 and I have started a startup with the help of meta startup course from varun mayya playlist❤❤❤❤

[@User-so9pw]

I feel good that, I am a 17 year old, and without researching anything just by observing buyers around me, I had a very clear idea about the buyers situation of India

[@WhatsReal673]

same here bruh

[@Ash-hk2nd]

Same

[@BiprojitRoy666]

same

[@geminiflanagan1]

Yup just observe everything with a God's eye view

[@cognitive_bits]

Same 😅😅

[@blasttrash]

One other thing I also noticed on many such youtube videos is that a lot of comments mention "amazing bhai, great video", "this video is quite inspirational", "hi, thank you" etc. Compare this with videos/audience from other countries. It shows that even most of us mature internet audience are not willing to have more fruitful conversations other than just leaving comments like this. I am not saying that people/youtubers should not be appreciated enough, but if these are the ONLY comments you find, then you are not really learning/gaining anything insightful from the comments section. Whenever I stumble upon Indian videos/creators, I just watch videos and be done with, because more often than not, comment section is filled with such noise(which makes me think if some of these are bots). I mean just take a look at the comment section below, I found maybe 2 or 3 comments talking about actual content compared to the rest of comments which are just appreciating the video and nothing more. This is similar to how on facebook posts we used to have people tagging their friends and thats it. P.S This is just my opinion, different people might look at it with different perspective though. Not saying that such comments are bad, but its just that I feel its not an efficient use of our time(similar to how unproductive some parts of say japanese society is, like traveling all the way to client to give business cards etc, or even in India where we spend a lot of time commuting even though some of the jobs can be done remotely).

[@agnivaray7476]

I agree man. Great to find a comment like this on the box!

[@shagunkhurana7661]

You stole my views!! The problem lies in giving the person a stature of celebrity but apart from this, mature audience does not indulge in such discussions. I think the problem is in "initiate".

[@lmaomoofeq]

You have to understand that such an inflow of high quality content started only a few years ago. If you generalise the noise, it is an outcome of the Indian internet audience learning and maturing. New people are getting exposed to such content everyday, just take a look at the subscribers. There is still a 100M people in India 1, while such channels are barely above a million subscribers. Foreign audiences have been matured for generations, have been exposed to the internet for longer, which is why the comment section is full people who have something to offer, while we are absorbing the knowledge and optimism, which is why we only appreciate these videos.

[@abhisheknandan9060]

Dude this is first time i'm watching your video, As a student of Masters of Economics in his final semester, I was mesmerized with your presentation of data and facts.... Didn't even realise how 39 minutes passed... Really commendable Hat's off keep going #Subscribed...😅

[@karkarthikeya7726]

Bro, you know the answer to the food problem at 22:20

[@Cristian_M_]

You work for 40yrs to have $1M in your retirement, meanwhile some people are putting just $10K in a meme coin from just few months ago and now they are multimillionaires.

[@Muchen218]

I’m celebrating a $30k stock portfolio today. I started this journey with 6k. I have invested on time and also with the right terms now I have time for my family and the life ahead of me

[@aprilclaudette2057]

Wow, really. I was able to make my $25k on investment

[@geralyncainglet2626]

​@@Muchen218I’m looking for something I can venture into on a short term basis, I have $15k sitting in my savings

[@Bireshprema]

Assets that can make you rich *FX *Btcoin *Stocks *Gold *Real estate

[@clydeorlan2615]

You’re right but a lot of people remain poor due to ignorance.

[@jasonroberts8525]

No one summarizes complex information and delivers it in such a concise , easily digestible format other than varun ! Was hooked to every second of this video

[@varunmittal3617]

India story can only reach its potential if we send 200 million Semi skilled like electrician plumber paramedic old age/baby care to east and west developed world who is getting older and empty as soon possible and they could send us $200B in remittence. All the want is information on visa and teach language. East market is considerably unexplored and now catered by Indonesia. And teach Programming to each n every fellow and prepare 200 Million IT fellows for exports and going abroad. Manufacturing infrastructure is not going to have large scale impact like china. And even if it is not cashable because its done thru unlisted subsidiaries.

[@7_77_.]

@@varunmittal3617 so much inferiority complex and self deprecation.

[@only-anime8241]

​@@varunmittal3617👍

[@jillvasoya4339]

My GOD, this is the only KZbin Video that I've sat through the whole time and was very focused on, because the interest it maintained and the reality it holds. please keep making these kind of videos and be real as usual.

[@YashovardhanPareek]

Bro, you're insanely insightful and I genuinely appreciate your efforts to teach us about this stuff.

[@Mike-rw1jw]

this bloke varun payya is just a text-to-speech app just reading out publications of others

[@DaniellaCarla7]

Thank you for this wonderful video! I have incurred so much losses trading on my own....I trade well on demo but I think the real market is manipulated.... Can anyone help me out or at least tell me what I'm doing wrong?

[@Giftcleo2]

Trading with an expert is the best strategy for newbies and busy investors who have little or no time to monitor trade

[@Mialsla]

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[@gunterstefan1441]

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[@wyattmaya7426]

Here in Texas Expert Mrs Mary Linda out the both orientation and mentorship potentials

[@BlessingKate-te7mx]

I'm a huge fan of crypto, I hold few coins in my wallet, while I trade the rest with my Expert, Here in Texas Expert Mrs Mary Linda out the both orientation and mentorship potentials She's really Good

[@diwakarkumargupta1550]

Anticipation for the change is where a startup builds however understanding your market is the key to unlock the greatest success. Thank Varun for insights. I'm from Tier-3 building a startup for next 20 years for india

[@jeevan88888]

what's the startup about ?

[@kishannakum3288]

Best wishes for you bro.

[@LAKSHAYBANSAL-d2i]

I wrote the comment that " Indian version of Johnny Harris" after watching 20 min but now after watching whole 40 min straight, i might say it's better

[@IshanSharma7390]

Soo insightful💯

[@vishalpawar4150]

@siddharthsriram2685 Interesting

[@shobarajesh2724]

@siddharthsriram2685bot😂

[@nishchalsg]

Damn the quality of this video the way of your explanation of the knowledge and facts in the report, video editing, background sound everything was on point. this is the first video of yours that I have watched and it really kept me hooked till the end. I normally don't even comment on videos but this was just amazing. 👍

[@caleb_friesen]

Incredible video. My takeaway: the next ~3 years will be hard for Indian startups targeting the Indian market. India 2 and 3 need more time to catch up with VC's expectations. In the meantime, if today's Indian startup founders can crack global industries by using India 1 and diaspora as a springboard, they can get a head start on future Indian startups that will be targeting the obvious opportunity presented by the rest of the world. This global outlook may also be more fundable from a VC's standpoint.

[@squarewheels3701]

Kya krlega takeaways ka

[@Ankit-gz2nq]

Dude come back on backstage with millionaire, where are you man😂❤

[@varunmittal3617]

they are doing it. In some video he had talked how startups are expanding outside india as there next future plan not within India like boat paytm Zomato etc

[@ankitmehrotraTheHitchhiker]

The India 0.0 ie. the sarkari babu india pulls down India 123 and doesn't allow them the economic freedom to grow and flourish.

[@highnitin]

Kudos to you, Varun for unravelling the mysteries of the Indian startup ecosystem with thought-provoking charts and trends. And the choice of background music 🎶 adds a touch of excitement and rhythm, making it even more engaging!

[@0xshashwat]

One thing I often think about when talking about India's growth which also excites me is that right now there's increasing inflation and recession like situations globally. Markets are affected badly and countries' economic growth have slowed down, in some cases even contracted. Meanwhile India is not only surviving this but also growing at a remarkable pace. What will be worth watching is when all the other economies start to recover. Investors and consumers would have more money to spend. India will have a direct impact seeing the potential of growth. The boom India might see then in FDI and exports would be phenomenal. This is one of the main reasons that the current time is the golden period for India to make policies that would attract the potential investors and increase exports. Policies like Production Linked Incentives (PLI), ONDC and National Logistics Policy (NLP) etc. would be a game changer. We also would need more policies for ease of doing business.

[@aburetik4866]

Most developed nations are hit by the Ukraine war, while lndia profits from it by importing cheap discounted Russian oil. As soon as the war ends, lndia will resume its slow "Hindu rate of growth" in 1980s.

[@farziltheweebo4841]

​@@aburetik4866 those developed nation arwnt affected by Ukraine war they are just benifitting from it

[@geethasanthosh6084]

​@@aburetik4866APJ Abdul Kalam himself said from 2020 onwards India's golden era starts.

[@aburetik4866]

@@geethasanthosh6084 Just 2 years ago, lndian economy shrank by a negative -8.6% contraction, one the worst in the world. lndians have short memories 😆

[@sanjulbhatia3062]

What an insiteful video. You’re the biggest and most accurate person I’ve come across sharing the India narrative. The level of detail and concise summarization in this video is bang on. Keep doing what you’re doing, brother. God Bless.🎉

[@VarunMayya]

Thank you. Means a lot!

[@jayat4927]

​@@VarunMayya meet me or give me some part time job i support ur view

[@gautamgairola4465]

Vir Das- "I come from two Indias." Varun-"There are 2 maybe 3, 4, 5... Indias."

[@yogitajoshi]

Excellent analytical report. Enjoyed a lot.

[@vasudhanandal3842]

Thanks Varun for sharing these invaluable insights and giving us access to the Indus Valley Report 2023. One of the key take away from this report is that the TAM- the target addressable market in India is much smaller than initially estimated. The Indian startup founders can potentially gain an advantage by leveraging India 1 and the diaspora to enter global industries.

[@HominisLupis]

Astounding video Varun. Kudos to you man. Looking forward to hearing many more of your insights.

[@lavendratiwari1397]

This is just the video I had an idea that someday someone will explain with data and facts, not just emotions why India is the next big thing, kudos to the entire team for making it happening. Much Love and Support ❤

[@Askfhknsh]

Lord Krishna Bless You Varun❤️ Thank you so much for your content , Very often i keep hearing from my friends and family that " kuch nahi hai yaha..bekar hai..kuch nahi kar sktey hai.. abroad settle hona sahi hai" however i always beleived in the indian story and my heart say's it that if we put in efforts we can make big money & have great lifestyle hear itslef❤️

[@LaggardInLove]

The West is under recession already...ask them were they wanna go?

[@raghavendrapujar909]

Watched the whole episode without blinking my eyes ( ofcourse blinked by pausing the video only twice ). What a magnificent presentation Varun. 👌🏻 A serious truth & facts which needs to be educated to whole Bhaarath. 🇮🇳 You made it so simple to understand by summarising such a complex topic. 500 Million subscribers is also less on this channel. How come this channel be so underrated...? I don't understand.🤔 If given option to me I would have hit the Sub button for 1 crore times......,🥰 anyway, I will keep sharing this 👍🏻 All the best for your future efforts Varun. 😍 👍🏻

[@krutiksavjiani1718]

Such a great video. I haven't seen a creator in India so far who is talking about the real picture like this and for the youth of this country these insights are so valuable. Great job👏🏻

[@jyotiradityarakshit161]

Hat's off to you brother for explaining things in such a detailed manner. Really shows how much effort do you put in making videos not just like random youtubers . Truly impressed ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@ajatshatru33BCE]

We need to grow manufacturing sector in India..

[@shantanugore7209]

What an insanely powerpacked video! Thanks a lot Varun, for educating and inspiring young Indian KZbin audience!❤️ P.S. - *Attention is the new oil* What an awesome line!🔥

[@hadihadi676]

bro watches alex hormozu thats for sure

[@kinjalnandy7834]

Varun is recently getting the recognition he deserves - Keep up the good work, bhai!

[@Nexuso0918]

He is working give us a great vidoes through his different ways learning.

[@VarunMayya]

Thanks man. It's all because the audience is getting smarter and more curious. It's a reflection of what the country wants, not necessarily about me.

[@varunmittal3617]

​​@@VarunMayya India story can only reach its potential if we send India-3 200 million Semi skilled like electrician plumber paramedic old age/baby care to east and west developed world who is getting older and empty as soon possible and they could send us $200B in remittence. All the want is information on visa and teach language. East market is considerably unexplored as they don't speak English and only catered by Indonesia for now. And teach Programming to India-2 prepare 200 Million IT fellows for exports and going abroad. import substitution & infrastructure is not going to have large scale impact like china. And even if it is not cashable because its done thru unlisted subsidiaries.

[@Ansh.Katiyar]

@@VarunMayya harris ?

[@jasha9sandhu]

India needs to focus more on the fundamentals - education & entrepreneurship at massive scale, so that we get highly skilled, be providers for the whole world and earn by adding value to the world, there by increasing our per-capita spending power, which in turn would further infuse growth to domestic economy.

[@Swarajsingh-y4p]

Thanks for putting so much effort and coming up with video. Loved it

[@mayurteli91]

Excellent video & very well explanation of the report of the country , so much to learn , thank you for sharing ❤

[@abhijeetashiya8856]

The thing about India is even if you are in the 1%,you have to compete with 1.5 crore people

[@nithinbhandari3075]

Great video again. 25:43 I believe that, in India, if we are launching an app with premium feature, we need to add a daily plan. And the daily plan need to be 5x costly than monthly plan daily plan price = ( ( monthly price / 30 ) * 5 ) So occasional user can purchase the product on per day basic. And a person who use app everyday, can purchase a product on monthly basic. Any thoughts on it, am i right or there are disadvantage to this approach? Just wanted to know thought from smart people?

[@varunmittal3617]

if daily amount not more than Rs 1-20 for basic like Non-branded online streaming. 20-50 for middle above 50 for premium product.

[@AnjayKm]

This is very well researched and presented, great job!

[@superfactz6916]

That what's I expect from indian content creators I wish people in India realize the value your giving to us and you get the recognition you deserve❤❤

[@pranavikulkarni215]

few things here. 1. AMAZING CONTENT MAN! HUGE FAN. 2. I havent been hooked to a 40 min video for a longest time but this video? watched without a single pause. It kept me fascinated, interested every freaking minute. 3. Have been following you since a long time, recently had lost touch, Im glad i did then. im glad i do now. we need more of you and the content you share.

[@kevinshah827]

Great insight and decoding done about India...........looking out for more of such incredible GENUINE & RELEVANT content :) The young minds out there are wasting their time on the low retention based short video format, whereas a few of them including me are willing for such deeper and indulging piece of experience. Thanks Varun!

[@shreyaspawaskar8938]

This is a really good approach of using a publicly available report, which might be difficult for many to understand, and turning it into a subtle informative narrative of India's status. I wish there was some channel, or GOI itself explaining all its reports in this manner. Example: Economic Survey report.

[@pinakinchaudhari95]

Oh! I have been to school where my fees was just 2k rupees/year Max till 12ths std. My engineering was between 5k -10k/year completed bachelor and masters at 2 different universities in 6 years and since last 2 years was working in multiple industries and settled on IT job in field of AI. Earlier it didn't felt special but now looking at the data it's feels special!

[@rushil_arora]

Watched this video multiple times. Great work!

[@cutecake6047]

but there are more country's from which India will have to compete in order to gain the market from China like Vietnam, Indonesia, Thyland and many more.. thanks to the government that they are making such policies and schemes to attract the foreign companies and create a better ecosystem for businesses.

[@iamvritant]

Man, I was legit bitching about KZbin concerning how it's all filled with shorts and it's simply not that interesting anymore. I was wrong. I was at a wrong place. What a wonderful video, Varun! I was hooked until the last minute and that insight about physical product (Paytm Soundbox) was so cool. Loved the video!

[@vmenonblr]

Varun, Thanks for a data driven video which gives perspective of India market. What I want to put across to being somebody studying India market is that the strategy for India market cannot be same as that used in other countries. There is huge low margin market. Which means the way do marketing and branding cannot be the way big corporates do. There we need innovation. So usually I do not blindly go by these reports. There was much of skepticism regarding India moving to digital transactions and I have seen many videos on why it will not happen. But it has happened. So we need indegeneous ideas which works for the market and many of the text book approaches will not work. India being cost sensitive is important and good. Purchasing power will increase in the course of time. Still cost sensitivity will be there because that is our culture. When we come up with products which is cost sensitive, has lot of utility and can be marketed without huge budgets then that will succeed . Once again thanks for great effort you have put in making video. But I feel India story will be different and entrepreneurs need to find new ways to reach the customer.

[@vvbhat]

thankyou....we need more youngsters to come out and talk more about india...how incredible it is....

[@adnvnxansvri]

Started the video thinking it will be some 5 to 10 min informative video but now I checked it's been more than 30 mins and I'm not bored !! Mann great content! Varun is making us smarter😂

[@nareshpushpak]

Thank you Varun !

[@nitinsrivastav3541]

I am a 17 year old and i am shocked to see so many interesting facts about my own country in a fuckin single video😅 that's truly commendable job done by the team and u Varun bhaiya.....if I ever think of doing any startup in future I am not going to do some software company because I know no one is going to pay for it and also it's going to go in massive loses....thanks ....thanku again

[@devansh_agarwal9851]

He himself runs a software company lol

[@jatinsankhla8151]

@@devansh_agarwal9851 but the software company he owns is B2B and business pay for software unlike customers in B2C

[@AyushKumar-ik1qs]

But bro the software company which is b2b based they will be not effected by this India 2 and India 3 people Isliye Aisa nhi hai ki software company servive kergi hi nhi wo karegi but you have to play smarter like gambling games, service like ola and uber are surviving.

[@nitinsrivastav3541]

@@AyushKumar-ik1qs I agree as well as disagree with u bcoz i think that companies like ola and uber are surviving because they are living on the mercy of vc fundings Uber lost 9 fuckin billion dollar last year....so I don't think that B2C software businesses are a great idea however your point of B2C I agree with...

[@GiriNaidu]

Yea true !! Paytm/Googlepay is not available in USA !! we carry credit cards or money !! India is developed in online transactions !! India is made of people !! Intelligent and smart !!

[@krutikasangitrao]

So happy to see the second video on Indus Valley Report. I actually started following your channel after the Indus Valley Report part 1. I loved this more than 1st part. This video truly depicts how thorough your research was about the topic. Keep making such videos. Your research and the way you explain things, can actually help Indians to evolve their mindset. More power to you!

[@shivarajukp6502]

This is great stuff 😊

[@GauravKumar-ly8ki]

I just can't believe I can watch such a high quality, well researched video for free. Looking at the number of people that have watched this video, you are highly highly underrated, a hidden gem.

[@imrtl679]

The amount of study and research you have done for this video is immaculate! Great Video !

[@kartikgarg4446]

Thankyou bro you have given indian elite perspective of other than german Shepherd dhruv rathee

[@adakot123]

Give the man respect by referring him by his correct name (based on his deeds).. Dhruv 💩 tatti

[@adakot123]

@@srishtiswaraj9879 Well it takes certain level of maturity to understand fact from propaganda.. Truth from fakery... Reality from bullshit.. Pls stay in your imaginary castle and keep admiring the ‘elegant and exquisite ways the rabid dog barks’. Some day your maturity will kick-in. Good luck!

[@ananyasain1241]

​@@adakot123 Just Saying German Shepherd You Can't Frame Dhrub Rathee As Fake News Spreader. Rather A Small Amount Of Brain Is Needed To Understand Between Fake Real Things Which You Have Said But Can't Understand It Showing Us That You Don't Have A Picogram Of Brain In Your Head. Sorry For Glitching Your Reality But I Think It Will Help Your Family In Long Run As You Are Busy In Social Media & Destroying Your Future In Andhbhakti. सत्यमेव जयते 🇮🇳🇮🇳🙏🙏.

[@Anione111]

"German shepherd" 😂😂😂

[@ruchisingh1747]

😂😂😂😂german shepherd

[@kaushikkeshri3520]

Does politics matters in India's growth Varun bhaiya ? New subscriber Just saw your first video Found it way better than I thought

[@devbhati6819]

Food consumption is decreasing maybe because as you mentioned there are 3 India and India 2 and 3 are still very price sensitive and are willing to reduce their food consumption to save more money. I have a question for you, as you have mentioned in many of your previous videos AI is going to take away the jobs of many software developers, then should I be learning to code with me being from a non-tech background.

[@arjunshah8720]

Thank you for comprising this whole complex information into an easy to understand likewise many of us are unaware of the things that's going currently in our nation.

[@Gsk_EditZ_]

Watched this nearly 10 times. Only because Varun ❤ and Love on India ❤. The way he explains 🤯 Gets Goosebumps 😊

[@kayvanshah994]

Fabulous production quality 😁 and wonderful storytelling explaining the depth the report making it interesting and grasping the attention

[@adityach7]

My father was in India 3 but made sure I start my career in India 1. I hope to be able to bring more people out of India 2 and 3. Thank you for this video.

[@SammisamxWorld]

Hence I've decided.. if in future I'll ever build a business, it'll be in something that will provide a physical product to the users rather than just creating a softwares

[@piyushbaroliya7153]

The thing is, most of the founders and VC's in India, from 2015-20 suffered from a sort of multiple personality disorder. They had seen westernised products and services and practices from the first world, and tries to implement that same thing in India, amazed by the numbers, but without seeing the market on ground. Its only after so many startups bled continuously that they got the reality check. It is the ORGANIC business practices that work in India, which have connection to the market and the people. We see people buying from the same store or brand that they used to buy since their childhood to their elder age, because of the name, or the connection from the store owner. Here, LALA is more successful,than VC's, "Dhandha" works better than "Entrepreneurship", Kirana Dukaans combinely beat Walmarts and all. Dmart is a great example who have experience and researched the Indian market well. Indian market truly has extraordinary potential, most of the Indians prefer to buy a thing by analysing the VALUE, rather than the hype, or the brand, like in the first world. Quality is utmost to the educated Indian buyers, that's why you see our parents looking for things that can last decades, and people who had money are willing to spend also. But the people who don't have generally rely on saving for some months, or financing, and in day to day life relying on the most value in lowest price. Therefore, businesses and founders, should research, experience, and live in the Indian Market, then provide something of value , there huge money to be made.

[@deccantrigon2970]

I am a petrol pump owner and I was one of the very early subscribers of the sound box not for touch and feel. In initial phase only one or two phone numbers can get notifications of successful transactions so my employees used to call me every time for confirmation then paytm gave different qr to every employee so employees used to get notifications as well but now there is a single sound box and getting notification is much simpler now

[@roopsannigrahi6217]

Loved the content of this video simple and easy to understand. This really opens our eyes to future possibilities and for people looking out for starting their own ventures. Such reports are really useful. “Think this as someone future telling your current self what to look out for”.

[@Vsgdbbdvdb]

That was crazy. Data just blew my mind💥. Lots of information 😮. Thank you Varun for sharing the insightful information👏.

[@adityakuppa694]

As always, great video. You make world class content and I’m excited for your channel to blow up!

[@automateddude]

Thanks a lot Varun, I too thought India in digital perspective is growing, as the NEWS and all hypes simply, This video made me understand, as a Teenager Entrepreneurship Enthusiast, I love this video and learnt a lot, keep doing lot videos like this, you are really great!!!

[@pranitmane]

eye opening!! there are lot of problems to be fixed, and i hope our generation will improve the country..

[@amanvermalh]

This was well done video! 39 minutes felt like nothing!

[@namankulshrestha5373]

I am 18 yr old And some time i feel lucky because This is the generation who will decide indias future After that our biggest weapon the young population start getting decreasing So we have only 25 to 30 yrs to decide whether this country again reclaiming its ancient glory and becoming golden bird "BHARAT". or as always midyoker "INDIA"

[@siddhantgupta9383]

What an awesome and insightful video! Thanks Varun. Keep inspiring. Pragmatic pessimism at its best. 👌

[@AshutoshhUpadhyay]

This is the type of content for which I pay my Internet Bill ❤

[@rohankokatanur6426]

That was a sick report and a slick beat at the end. Kudos.

[@daksh4299]

Well , Varun ! I've been watching you for the past 1 year , but I believe this is the best video ever been produced by you... cheers for the hardwork , hoping for such great content in future!

[@HimanshuSingh-tu7ik]

Everything is happening in the last 10 years ,I don't think there is a need to mention that this government is focussed on making India a global economic power.

[@parasxgupta]

Waiting for this video for a long time, Your last video in the Indus Valley report has blown my mind. My unfair Advantage ❤

[@RitvikKalsi]

genuine effort and quality research. awesome work 👍🏾✌🏾

[@krishnagoyal3598]

INDIA is a feeling of never-ending growth, INDIA is an idea of never settling for less, INDIA means youth, INDIA is staying grounded to your roots even after becoming one of the most powerful persons on earth.

[@vigneshwarkrishnamurthy3981]

I never thought this video would be this interesting; it's very insightful and engaging.

[@arfatkhan907]

One of the best 40 minutes of 2023 thank u so much Varun sir to give a great and commendable knowledge ❤

[@sr_reddy5620]

It's just incredible! The amount of effort and value that you have added is amazing and, well-crafted. Great!! I am Grateful for your work and dedication. Keep doing what you're doing. I am just impressed with your work. I follow up on the content of Aevy TV's great effort and contribution in a wonderful way. Thank you.

[@santhoshlaxman123]

I had to give thumbs down to this video. This video does not address 1. Over population 2. Water/land scarcity 3. Encroachment 4. Corruption 5. Worst education system This list will go on and on..

[@Gop101]

Caste system

[@amanr147]

@@Gop101 is it a state owned thing here, tbh it's not even a Hindu thing The guys who are taking advantage of the reservation are the most casteist.

[@anandbasu8337]

One of the more sensible youtubers. Well done sir!

[@Ansh.Katiyar]

Jhonny Harris is this you?

[@nikhilsadanand21]

Kadak research 👌 Resonated very well with what was going on in my mind.

[@yugankgupta207]

Great storytelling Varun with all emphasis on visuals and data analysis in reports it helps but your story telling actually succeeds in conveying the understanding and message for the same effectively as opposed to efficiently. One thing I have a big concern for is the fact that with growing inequality between India 1 and 2+3 is really alarming and in many cases is a precursor to socialism antagonism of wealth and above everything damages social harmony and unity historically. Any thoughts on what to do to balance that ?? ❤❤

[@aloksharma2514]

Yes... We need more people like you

[@laurinapatnaik261]

Could not stop to pose a hatsoff for your content in the middle of this video Varun..!🙌 Cheers for breaking down this incredible report constructively.

[@realparvsharma]

This is just the type of video I have been looking for in business/finance from Indian KZbinrs. I can not digest the excessive use of drama and unnecessary humour that other creators tend to have in their videos. All the very best and I will be waiting for your new vids!

[@diademtech]

Every entrepreneur should watch this video. Simply entertaining and captivating !

[@PritishMishra]

Thanks Varun this was a highly educational video. This is what I say a time well spent. Learnt so many things, actually you changed my mindset.

[@yaseerhussain_]

Great video Varun. I am following your content for quite some time. It's really great. Your story telling skills and the way you connect the dots is insane. Hats off Varun.

[@aleenaprasannan2146]

People with disabilities are often an often overlooked demography and the voice search numbers might be a reflection of them. People with fine motor problems would obviously rely on voice search. They might have disabilities but they still consume. Just like how media content makers often overlook the significance of subtitles as the possibility of deaf viewers don't occur to many of them. If we have a huge population that means we also have a huge population with some kind of disability and alternate accessibility options thus might open up a huge untapped potential customer base

[@Luciferismee]

Genuine appreciation for such a thoroughly thought provoking content. I rarely share KZbin video links to my friends, but this one I’ve shared to all the nearest friends I know

[@saurabhrajguru1636]

Nice story! Thanks for the amazing content. You earned a subscriber.

[@arjungupta2687]

A big thanks to blume for putting up such a report free of cost

[@ngpradyumna]

superb analysis of the market. blew my mind

[@millennialmind9507]

Conclusion: India disappoints both the optimists and pessimists 😅

[@srijithbm]

Dude this was a very insightful video. 39mins was gone just like that. Also, the outro music is hard asf🔥

[@Nirmalkvarghese]

Avocado isn't expensive; in fact, it's so ubiquitous in my area that it just costs 10 to 20 rs.

[@butterfly.10855]

It just symbolism

[@LaggardInLove]

Eat local!