The UNSEEN Truth of India the World Needs to Know!

[@abhiseknag1470]

Nothing has changed, Indians too were talented back then but due to colonisers India was pushed back and left to poverty, but now it's regaining its actual colour.. Showing what Indians are capable of ❤

[@r_vis_nghani9981]

India just became the first country to soft land a rover on southern part of the moon. No other country could do that after multiple times.

[@Sumirevins]

Indians are so toxic tho. It doesn't matter when we lakh basic human respect. I hate this craphole

[@dr.sunitadhiwar1443]

Dude they land an LM not a fricking rover

[@Michael_56]

@@dr.sunitadhiwar1443 rover have time to come out,,bec moon surface is different than earth,,still dust on surrounding near lander,, dust will destroy rover,,so its have time to come out,,wait until the dust gone,,

[@chicawhappa]

​@@dr.sunitadhiwar1443pragyaan rover was inside vikram lander and left ashoka chakra and isro logo imprints on moon surface

[@Darklordgaming9]

Lander* but yeah true

[@calykrish]

🌟Now India have Right wing, passionate, patriotic, business oriented Government is the key factors for the Indian progress.

[@nagakiran4144]

As per your question at 5:20 min..after we got independence.. many Indians were unemployed but we have skilled members..by seeing this our Indian government took major good steps after independence.. like free education to students.. many government schools were built to give free education to students without money.. due to this we got educated very well.. even my father studied in government school In 1980's and today my father is manager in one of the big company in India...what I mean to say that our government focused on those days is education and even today it's followed and also many steps our government has initiated due to this India is in best position now and it would be in future as well.. am proud to Indian❤😎

[@pradeepsumedha2751]

What made India change and improve itself is getting their land back form the British ‘colonizer’

[@Obed_Hangshing_Official_KUKI]

Love from INDIA 🇮🇳

[@JustaSprigofMint]

The growth of the Indian economy and the turning point in its upwards trajectory, I would say, was laid down in 1991 with the liberalisation, privatisation and globalisation of the markets and opening the economy to a lot more foreign investment. It gave impetus to the industries and investors to go into a competitive market with vigour and earn profits rather than the old Soviet-model which was followed by the previous Congress governments. So the then Prime Minister PV Narsimharao, Finance Minister and future PM Manmohan Singh and industrialist Montek Singh Ahluwalia are to be credited with the success we are seeing today. Of course, the Narendra Modi government has encouraged the "Make in India" initiative over the last 10 yearswhich is driving domestic innovation and production of all kinds of goods and services which is decreasing the international balance of payments, resulting in more domestic jobs and further investment into innovation.

[@the.logical.reactor]

Proud Indian here !

[@botslayerwr1975]

India(Bharat)🇮🇳 has been the most developed and rich country since ancient times but due to Colonisation and looting in the past, India had to face alot of poverty and colonial hangover struggle. But now India is getting closer to taking its spot all over again through hardwork, dedication, commitment and love for nation's progress on every field.

[@Money_ways1]

Because modi leadership changing view on india in the world level

[@plantussangma8479]

Love from India🇮🇳🇮🇳

[@Nilesh_Jadhav_22]

First boost 1991: India opens its market for world. Globalization you know 😊 Credit: Ex PM Dr. Manmohan Singh. Second boost 2014: PM Modi came with many concept like Make in India, Digital India etc. Eg. Indian UPI suppose to replace Dollar in couple of decades.

[@rahulvictor7121]

India was always hardworking however was portrayed negatively across the world, then we started mass globalisation and started stopping dependence on world. It took time but we got opportunities and we grabbed becoming visible.

[@VasantVP]

The turning point was globalization of Indian economy in the year 1991.

[@harshitjhawar1006]

The youth - Their hunger and innovation. India is now the next Silicon Valley of the world

[@rk071s5]

The change was the "government" and after that it took momentum even when other countries where in crysis during covid and also recession India was the only country that wasn't affected much 😊

[@bookbandits]

In 1991 India opened its economy for the world to invest and since 2014 it is spending 1.5 trillion dollars on infrastucture to increase efficiency! Also Digital transformation, startup, innovation, have been pushed a lot!

[@havvibi3326]

Our leader change. Simple answer.

[@yellowishyoutubechannel3900]

Nice reaction👍👍❤❤ India is land having desert, volcano, islands, rainforests, mangroves, wildlife, mountains, snow, rivers, beaches etc. It is also land of spirituality, peace. And last but not the least it has unity in diversity. 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳 It's good to know our country is improving a lot 😌😌 And we can see how much it can develop in past more few years We took our poverty rate from 64% to 48% to 24% (2014) to 10% (2019) to 6% (2022) to 4.7% (2023)

[@godevil7]

New subscriber here lots of love from India ❤❤❤

[@SanjeevKumar-jl4fl]

If you like Modi or not, that's a different question, but their economic policy by the government, make in India in bearing fruits

[@UnpackingtheWorld]

Yes economic policy done for past 75 years we are seeing fruits now

[@SandipBajwa]

The biggest change is the people have access to cheap education and in most government school children are provided meals (which was incentive for poor kids to go to schools). 1980s - 2000s it was mostly men/males who used this incentive for economic progress., since then it has been all women who are in forefront. Most Indian parents do not care much for spending time in religious activities rather they would want their children to go to schools and get educated. There are millions of examples of poor farmers, drivers, laborers children who have become engineers, doctors, scientists, public officers, armed forces offices, etc

[@MuhammedAlthaf-i8p]

India had many systamatic and democratic government were ruled since after the freedom fight, india has started five term year plan soon after the independence day,with that india has achieved tremendous financial stability through their continous work hard,currently india became the fifth financial power house in the world, it has many big cooperative company like reliance, big ports industries and all modes of buisiness establishment and startups, which made india to keep drive in top position

[@rakshit8570]

Infrastructure and leadership is the main factor.

[@nwyliedavid07]

India was first to find water on moon and now India is the first to soft land on the black side of the moon

[@KarmHeeDharmHai]

9:37 they are not goals per se. They are projections based on current market patterns and (conservative assumptions) about expected investments, ROI and productivity.

[@das.aparnadurga3820]

Leadership 🎉

[@sylvanushembrom3108]

What did India change to become better...? Bro...! The answer is very simple. India just changed its attitude.

[@IndianArmyR723]

Nice man nice reaction ♥️🔥

[@childearth4039]

Dear Chod thanks for rooting for India. Till recently we just had our ex-colonisers making videos that distorted india's image horribly(Read British Broadcasting Corporation and the ugly human from Britain) and in the process revealed what ugly people those ex colonisers are. Good to see a beautiful man like you. All your you tube fans would love to meet you.

[@SouravSantra-c4v]

Yes we change we are not anymore shame as a hindu and that's why we are confident nationalist youth who wanted to contribute to our country and we have a great leader who gave us believe that there is nothing which we can't achieve as a hindu now we can say to the world what hindus contribution to human history for last 15000 thousand years.

[@Michael_56]

In past Golden Bird india was 10X richest more than USA,,after looting and destroying india,,we are struggling a lot,,but now India is back to take his place again😎 Golden Bird will rule the world again😏

[@rex_tabs]

There was no point of change like you think ... When the Brits finally left, they left a broken mess of a nation full of poverty, famine, distrust and hatred among different communities (that they sowed and exaggerated). As for to answer your question, India learnt a lesson with the hellish life with the Brits, they need to protect themselves and they need to be strong and United, and with that idea at the core, everything was a slow and constant progress which India made.

[@septleaves8521]

The answer I think lies in our moral superiority (not bragging or shaming) living by spiritual knowledge and non-aggressive nature and bright minds that were the first to develop this, that and the other which other nations stole and gave credit to the own people. As individuals, we are competitive, jealous and not supportive of each other but as a collective, we come together and defend because of our sentimentality and shared trauma of the brutality that were hoisted upon us by centuries of invasions. We were the equivalent of a progressive superpower before centuries of different invasion and colonization where we were captured, raped, pillaged, looted, killed, maimed, our culture and spiritual knowledge hijacked, stolen, destroyed or mocked in favor of the latest invader’s. The queen’s crown has our precious stolen koi-i-noor diamond in it. We were required to fight the wars and provide supplies for the wars in Europe while our people famined and so much more. In 1947 after kicking out the latest colonizer, we were able to quickly build ourselves up to present state in just 76 yrs. While another nation reminds us everyday and build monuments in every part of the earth to their holocaust, our worst holicaust/S remains hidden.

[@pagieshay1]

The answer to your question: Their colonizers left in 1947.

[@UnpackingtheWorld]

Success didn’t come in overnight … It is due to Founding fathers and their vision

[@vibeinIndia]

All Bcoz of PM Modi

[@coolraj1063]

biggest it sector ,bangalore is going to be next silicon valley for the world

[@nwyliedavid07]

Bro this is facts that Indians is the land of invention. From toilets to shampoo from the numeric 0 to medical and education and science was first found by India.

[@sai_pritam-chakraborty]

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[@emotionalrabbit531]

India has 29 states now.

[@belbahadurg1]

The information provided is completely manipulated, misleading, and exaggerated. In fact, the last decade is a lost decade for India. The wealth gap has widened and people are poorer now with 800 million depending on government-free 5KG food.

[@keenbaker-dias1137]

good they proved they dont need our aid now..maybe stop phone scamming

[@lavamonster6384]

Forgot get population ?

[@Dark_Eagle_._]

Yes we don't need your AIDS, keep your HIV to yourself 😂

[@hammad8255]

And the other truth about India is that - India has systematically failed to uphold its international legal obligations to ensure the fundamental human rights of Dalits, or so-called untouchables More than 165 million Dalits in India are condemned to a lifetime of abuse simply because of their caste Dalits endure segregation in housing, schools, and access to public services. They are denied access to land, forced to work in degrading conditions, and routinely abused at the hands of the police and upper-caste community members who enjoy the state’s protection. Entrenched discrimination violates Dalits’ rights to education, health, housing, property, freedom of religion, free choice of employment, and equal treatment before the law Dalits also suffer routine violations of their right to life and security of person through state-sponsored or -sanctioned acts of violence, including torture ( source Human rights watch)

[@tomshady4792]

2014 changed India so much