Sanjeev Sanyal UNFILTERED - Kolkata’s Downfall, Bihar’s UPSC Craze & The Indian Dream I Neon Show

[@projectfdk7544]

Superb !! What an enlightened person Dr Sanjiv Sanyal is . Poverty aspiration it is a harsh reality what mr Sanyal has brought out . This podcast needs to be shown to more and more young lot . An eye opener !! We all are stuck in a situation where in we suffer from poverty inspiration !! UPSC is waste of time it is a fact youngster must carefully analyse this it is self explanatory. If you are talented and hardworking don’t join government jobs unless and until you are very very poor and no other opportunities available

[@vinod.19]

Wasting time for 5 - 10 years behind UPSC is madness. However, if we give atleast a year for preparation, then our entire personality transforms positively. Problem is people can't come out of the preparation cycle. It is like addiction. We don't understand when to stop.

[@crediility]

agreed , problem is the projection of these ias ips as some genius, they are generalist that lost its importance in this post modern society.

[@EreLinggi-ml3gb]

That's why We have IAS n IPS officers willing to go at any length to please politicians political startup needs.

[@TheNeonShoww]

Absolutely! It's up to us to ensure that this awareness is widely disseminated. :)

[@preetamyadav7952]

Reading arts is wste of time@@vinod.19

[@AnirBanerjee94]

Being a Bengali that too from Kolkata, I totally resonate with Mr. Sanyal

[@TheNeonShoww]

Stay tuned! We're working to showcase the best of people from India. ❤ 🇮🇳

[@ankan650]

@@TheNeonShoww Please don’t

[@sureshmondal2653]

Sanjeevji is nothing but brilliant. He is visionary rather than simply economist.

[@TheNeonShoww]

Absolutely, having the right vision makes all the difference. ✅

[@gabbar51ngh]

He should try for rajya sabha seat.

[@user-ts9sy5gy2j]

True.

[@prashanthm4641]

After watching this interview, I can truly appreciate how and why Modi is doing what he is doing. Definitely, there is change in mindset…we are more confident, bold and aspirational and ever before. I wonder if we had this kind of government and mindset since 1947, imagine where we would have been. There is a lot of reading and understanding to be done on how India’s journey has been and how our minds were hijacked and manipulated, else history will repeat itself in an ugly way. Thank you Sajeev sir for enlightening thoughts, I feel you are more member of EAC to the PM

[@moviereviewmatters]

That's the reason and go and research about modi ...modi is very dangerous...who said our economy is good..just read the articles...and read journals.. everything.....if you don't become a bureaucrat our politicians will play with people's life...rich people survive what about poor..if everyone is educated no one supports modi....and Amit shash you don't know the fucking truths...You will see upcoming 5 years... definitely this time modi win but just wait and watch ..... education is imp..modi is playing with that if modi gives education how North Indian villagers still working in south indians state like 200 300 rupees per day...

[@prateekgautam5474]

What a country of clowns we have become. Getting excited due to changed positive perceptions of India (which is just Modi’s PR) while the reality remains grim, and even more filthier. We as a country at this point are no more different than a mediocre individual making pennies but showing off as elite! So what if the perception has changed? Did the reality change at all? NO. Big NO. There’s absolutely nothing enlightening in this verbal overdose from Sanjeev Sanyal who has no qualifications at all to be in any EAC let alone PM’s EAC.

[@TheNeonShoww]

Thanks for sharing, Prashanth. 🙏💚

[@brainpsycho4436]

What's about the rights of common people , you want to build a society of dictatorship ( modi) in which jcb bulldozer broke many house in the name of MODI , WHAT ABOUT HUNGER INDEX WHAT ABOUT PRESS FREEDOM , WHAT ABOUT PER CAPITA INCOME

[@pranayvidhate3886]

@@brainpsycho4436 first try to get Complete knowledge no body will give you but you will be just half minded don't roam. Acc to you Before Modi there was everything fine No poverty no Press problems, No Black money And nothing ?? What are saying Is without any single knowledge of pre and post periods you must have to take into account to judge or to come at a conclusion. And Houses are broken of Traitors and Invaders on Public property. Don't comment bro with half knowledge it is like we are going in back in years having such mindset in you.

[@AnweshanMondal]

I am Bengali.I know the pain of only limited aspirations.

[@funnytimeandscience4595]

To nijer aspirations baria nao he

[@Allen4425]

Bengalis have won 2 Nobels for India. U guys are geniuses

[@sayakchakraborty8128]

🙏​@@Allen4425

[@subhadeepbasu3225]

sorry both are americans@@Allen4425

[@vpvlogs3083]

😂😂

[@divyaakashdutta4038]

Being in Assam, I can clearly see what generations upon generations of poverty of aspirations can do to a population. I hope we can snap out of this soon.

[@DipankarBhuyan-dv7rd]

Assam is good. Extreme Capitalism is bad we donot need in Assam. In extreme Capitalism country people become selfish no time for family no time for old parents this is reality. We donot need extreme Capitalism in Assam. We are happy. If you want to make Kolkata rich we donot have problem.

[@rakeshkapoor1199]

OMG! what a clarity of thoughts, and this is how the strategy made ten yrs back and Indian citizens started seeing the upliftment. Now as fast as our economy is growing, our institutions shall concentrate on building CHARACTER among citizens in turn change in attitude and aptitude. Realisation of Apana Bharat and protect our assets. Another area for immediate improvement is skill development of highest order to handle high technology and think accordingly and not only building ITIs only. According to me even IITs are not producing good skilled engineers. I wish I was wrong

[@TheNeonShoww]

Apana Bharat. 💚🇮🇳

[@dollartreeshark6786]

No one is skilled out of university. People learn on the job. University is for theory and some internship.

[@krsnabhakti]

I grew up in bengal, and lived my first 23-24 years in bengal, and I can relate to each and every thing Respected Sanjeev Sanyal ji spoke of. I am ever thankful to him for speaking these things, which are suppressed in bengal's mind...🙏🙏🙏

[@TheNeonShoww]

Certainly! Make sure to tune in to our previous hour-long podcast featuring Sanjeev Sanyal. :)

[@ninadk30]

This is the first I am seeing Sanjeev sir in a slightly more aggressive mood. We need more of this voice.

[@SiddharthaAhluwalia-h2x]

This man is an encyclopaedia of knowledge, just blessed to hear him speak on any topic 🤝🏾

[@TheNeonShoww]

I'm glad you enjoyed it! Don't forget to check out his earlier podcast on The Neon Show as well. :)

[@abhisheksharma9680]

Bengalis are good ,polite ,educated. They spoken very sweet to others

[@TheNeonShoww]

Woh toh hai. 💚

[@justforfun261]

Become your fan today. Leaders like you inspire and India aspires...

[@bhaskarmothali]

What an eye opener. His observation about a population getting the government they deserve is spot on! My home state of AP is the best example. Hope we aspire for better in the 2024 elections. 🤞

[@suvoindia7078]

Mr Sanyal speaks my mind. Our Bengali society reflects this exact situation, it is not all bad if you learn a thing or two from the Punjabis. It’s time to learn from the so called “Hindustanis” about aspirations.

[@brascoperryjoe6425]

What the hell you're saying!

[@vipulkanakia730]

Really loved his statement - we are building civilization

[@TheNeonShoww]

Indeed, there are many good lines in the podcast. Be sure to spread awareness within your circle. :)

[@akroy99]

I am a 1963-born Bengali who is out of Kolkata for 38 years and living in abroad for 31 years, totally agree with Mr. Sanyal what he had said about Kolkata. Yes, it was murdered by communist and We, the Bengalees, bear the pain in mind for our beloved city, Kolkata and West Bengal. CPM had murdered Kolkata and West Bengal, but also ruined the Bengali community morally, economically, socially. Surprisingly, now still they are asking votes and some Bengalis cast their votes for them!!!

[@SocialPerspective101]

Stay out !

[@shankariyer8378]

Kolkatta is the best place I have resided. But CPM and TMC have destroyed it. Kolkatta must have a good leader.

[@suyashdixit8669]

The saddest part is that u will have to convert urself to islam within next 20 years if u don't escape from Bengal BCZ ur chief minister is not less than an alkayda or isis terrorist.

[@srabanbanerjee7590]

CPM noy TMC.

[@deveshgoswami4141]

Absolutely right

[@ankushmukherjee3219]

​@@srabanbanerjee7590 CPIM caused deindustrilisation not tmc. Cpm era had trade union problems and hartals not tmc. Although tmc screwed us in other ways too

[@srabanbanerjee7590]

@@ankushmukherjee3219 Bro u r speaking like typical 4 fail disciples. In order to have trade union problems u need to have trade unions 1st and trade union won't exist without factories. And now no trade union exists bczz no factory exists all are Gate closed. Credit goes to ur beloved chief Minister for closing the gates of Hindustan Motors and driving away TATA MOTORS from Singur and Petrochemical industries from Nandigram.

[@arindamkumar7725]

People like me who have to leave West Bengal in order to work in MNCs in other states understand the true cost of Communism, Socialism, Licence Raj and Unionisation.

[@TheNeonShoww]

:(

[@sayantan777]

+1

[@BG_PLAYER_GAMER]

I have lived in west bengal since childhood, I am from bihar , I love bengal more than my bihar .

[@BG_PLAYER_GAMER]

I still remember the political fight , I used to study kvs raiganj , horrible chaos and riot between tmc and BJP , from murder to fight , curfew ...and still the condition is the same the bengal demography changed lot since independence, the politics and politicians are the root...

[@tusharkantiroy5958]

The way the Aspirational Poverty has been getting out and change is manifested now is truly appreciative of. It is excellently explained in the discussion by Mr Sanjeev Sanyal and is worth understanding by all Indian to improve the quality of experience and quality of life. Normally, it has been observed in last about 40 years in WB - Gur Roti distribution is the way people’s aspiration was suppressed to painful level.

[@shankariyer8378]

Adda intellectual. So right. Late marriages, poor family relationships so common because of economic issues

[@brascoperryjoe6425]

Late marriages are choices. If you're conservative, whether you are rich or poor, you'll get married early, otherwise it's a choice.

[@dulal7328]

Wonderful discussion. Morale: Chose a visionary leader always.

[@TheNeonShoww]

Hundred Percent!! Vision is important. :)

[@buddhvivekanand5651]

The Communists destroyed every industries in WB some established by British. In early 1990s Jyoti Basu was given the offer to make Calcutta the silicon valley of India but he refused. Now Bengali are compelled to work outside leaving aged parents.

[@unknownwanderer04]

Jyoti basu and leftist government at that time Were against computer revolution Not only that party politics in each and every even small industries also ruined the ecosystem at that time During left regime Dabur lest west Bengal Now a days hardly anyone knows that dabur was a Bengal based company

[@saptarshideb2082]

LMAO. the left literally wanted to bring in TATA , remember what happened next? also remember someone by the name of rajnath singh joined the stage with Mamata Banerjee to oppose the TATA plant. Care to explain why the so called industry loving BJP helped out the TMC government back then?

[@wanderlust451]

I can relate to it 😢

[@mayankindian3750]

Leftist are backward thinkers and they are pawn of Cia and west kyuki unko labours chahiye the duniya bhar se west me kaam karne ko it industry or kuch industry me ​@@unknownwanderer04

[@deepblue3682]

😢whats TMC doing?.. same gundagiri as CPM was doing

[@yasikhmt3312]

I appreciate Mr. Sanyal' concern about the issue. IAS is been considered as the epitome of success since the birth of our nation and even before the independence. But my concern is how many middle class youth will be able to find a better alternative in our socio political and economic scenario. What is the percentage of financial help extended by our financial institutions to commence a business. Do we have a level playing field here. We need authentic data to corroborate the possibility of finding a better alternatives. Merely criticising the aspiring youth isn't the solution to a problem.

[@Karlsewak-kempetai]

Well he's trying to say that aspirants should be pragmatic of their life situation, rather than clinging into a one job, viewing it as only epitome of success they can get in their lifetime is quite a low aspiration from their side.

[@shankhbhattacharya2937]

There was a cunning small minded person like MARTA SEN.... AND THEN WE HAVE this man ❤❤ proud of you sir ❤

[@Immortal_lion99]

amartya sen.

[@arunsar7893]

17:15 That's exactly what Miss India winning Miss World/Universe was about. After 1991 economic reforms, in the second term of Bill Clinton when views on India turned positive, Miss India suddenly started winning International beauty contests one after the other. That was the 'pitch' to sell cosmetics to India.

[@arunsar7893]

Not saying that Miss India who won Miss World/Universe were talented enough to deserve it. They were. But talent wasn't enough for Miss India to have won both Miss World and Miss Universe title twice.

[@sainikpraveen]

Beautiful observation

[@Catalyst-r]

​@@arunsar7893 other contenders were more talented but to get into Indian cosmetic industry and make Indian people consumers of their products... those titles deliberately given to Indian contenders and were biased heavily...

[@brascoperryjoe6425]

​@@Catalyst-rtalent kam ho tab bhi chalta Hain yeh sab contest mein. These are highly capitalist in nature.

[@sparshbful]

Question is why do they re elect them? That was deep

[@shouryabhattacharya2284]

Mamata out lefted the left and now there is nothing left

[@rishavkumar1250]

Thats because congresd fucked up and the left promised a lot

[@RamasArrow]

@@shouryabhattacharya2284 Well left. 😂😂

[@sparshbful]

@@shouryabhattacharya2284 lmao!! Outlefted the left xD

[@sanjaysinha5252]

Two Noble prize winners from Bengal in Britain & USA have got it for highlighting poverty.

[@gargi4351]

Living in a highly capitalist city in India, I felt so much peace and comfort in Kolkata in my recent visit.

[@wr_messy]

7 year of My life's... 6 Prelims 3 Mains 3 Interview... orr fir Last Attempt me 1.29 marks se final selection list se bahar ho gaya.... Jab ne bazar me Nikla to pata chala ki... Dolly Chai wale me 2 saal me 1 Million followers bana liye or Bill gates ko chai pila Diya tha.... Etna bada Kaam or Naam kar liya he 🥲😢

[@premgoswami7894]

you are lying about 3 interviews. .

[@Immortal_lion99]

@@premgoswami7894 how do you know........hadd hai

[@OmkarBarde96]

Poverty of Aspirations .... Perfect phrase for current Indians

[@akshayganesh4144]

upsc is utter waste of time. I gave it once in 2017 and failed so decided to not to take it up anymore. I am finally proved right after 7 years. thank you Sanjay sir

[@TheNeonShoww]

Thanks for sharing, Ganesh. :)

[@Adiidas2]

Sir sanjiv is love...fab n fantabulous..he is living to the reputation of his illustrious legacy..💛💛💛💛💛💛💛💛💛💛💛💛💛💛💛💛💛💛💛💛💛💛💛

[@manajitmajumder7092]

Persisting weaknesses of hesitant Calcutta and easygoing Bengalees, as analysed by Dr Sanjeev Sanyal in this precious video presentation, have been identified so precisely. Accordingly, it's now easier to eke out the ameliorative steps required for regeneration of all round development once again, provided the Bengalees are really serious about their future. The observations made by Dr Sanyal would serve as a road map of sorts for necessary course corrections.

[@ehmedsameer1982]

I wish such brilliant intellectuals should have a mass appeal so that their perspectives don't get jammed but spill over to every corner of the society.This not only will add to our reservoir of knowledge but also the possibility of moving forward

[@nikhilsahay895]

I am IITian and I can frankly say mostly (barring few) average engineers from IIT go for UPSC exams. Only those people who knew they would be average engineers. Also, big problem atleast with engineering is there are not enough cutting edge companies in India to inspire engineers; its all body shops like Infosys which are biggest companies.

[@RohitAnandLondon]

Its absolutely fine to go for UPSC after engineering. You need multi-discipline with a diversity of thoughts and perspectives in policy making. Engineers everywhere will make a very sad world deprived of any empathy. Don’t tell me that everyone will be rich and happy because capitalism needs a zero-sum game

[@RS99863]

Great episode once again Neon Show, glad to see Sanjeev sir back!

[@TheNeonShoww]

Shukriya. ❤q

[@saswatapaul6672]

Only development of Kolkata will be when BJP come s in power in West Bengal 🕉️🚩⚔️🇮🇳

[@karthikan2834]

I like the way u dream.. 😂.. It's true that change is needed, but we can't expect the change for the worst..

[@pramodborkar5897]

Yes we can expect good old days again only if BJP comes in power in Bengal. Mamta, Congress or Communist can never built it.

[@manin4568]

@@karthikan2834worst ? There is no potential for development to economic ratio, they don't have plan B, where some tom dick harry comes to change everything, it utter BS, We need to choose the govt wisely, at the moment no political parties are great, 60% good will be BJP only ....like it or leave it

[@suparnamaity284]

​​@@pramodborkar5897 bjp receives 42% votes in bengal and can probably go to 45%. Considering hindus to be just 63% of total population, thats max bjp can get.

[@praveenraj5884]

Sir, You are correct in saying young people waste their energy in preparing for Govt exams. But, please do try to understand that liberalisation policies has not created jobs with dignified monthly income. And, for becoming countries of billioniaries, entrepreneurs we should have a very good basic infrastructure like education, health, housing etc. Without making a consistent long term investment in the above areas we are surely going to struck where we are today.

[@varunkhugshal9049]

People who are putting eight hours a day and this much risk, and so much family capital in the exam , don't neee to work in monthly wages, they might be more capable only if they embrace insecurity and invest all this time and money, in something of their own.. most of them will anyway won't get that dignified job anyways

[@Immortal_lion99]

It is a hypocrisy that students are willing to take a RISK in preparing for upsc for multiple years, but cant take the same RISK in anything else. This is nothing but brainwashing, propagated by coaching mafias for their own business.

[@gautamkoundinya]

Thats the whole problem , we want the government to set up everything ,it can never happen in country of 1 .4 billion when even a super power with 3 times more land and 5 times more wealth still has homeless in their country.Stop this nonsense of government should arrange , it will only arrange for really down trodden ,if you have access to internet cheap and roof over your house , yoou are good enough to sustain yourself. Frankly its no ones reposisbiity to create jobs , one has to create their own

[@deepblue3682]

2-3 part time jobs a week will get you same salary as a monthly salary'.. use that saving to invest in sharemarket, mutal funds, SIP....then save money, make money and start a business

[@ashutoshsri]

"Monthly income" is a drug given to you every month to keep you in control (subdued) and stop you from aspiring for something big. Why rely on govt for jobs and dignity?

[@abhishekkanse8332]

India will touch it's glory again, no one can stop us. We have people like u ❤.

[@himani244]

Amazing to have him back .

[@TheNeonShoww]

Always. 🙏

[@silent_traveller7]

Sanjeev sanyal is among the few people in India worth following.

[@rmnair90]

Re Ocean going Boat. A request Mr. Sanyal: Please make a website that will closely track the activities of the project - the milestones covered, the mile stones to go, designs made and changed, the unseen challenges, incomplete understandings, known unknowns, unknown unknowns, ... I believe what you are doing should be taken to a wider population of Indian engineers and technicians. They need to rediscover the almost erased footsteps of those ancient boatbuilders.

[@shouryabhattacharya2284]

There is a capital starvation problem, the Indian venture capital ecosystem is still primarily dominated by foreign actors and the people in India who actually do have the money would not fund beyond their own cartel. I see this everyday. How do we solve for capital starvation of the people who are willing to risk it and build a business…. A regular person who does not belong to a specific block.

[@varunkhugshal9049]

Since so many startups are coming up as shown in previous economic survey map, it's clear that people are able to get funds

[@Immortal_lion99]

we need to stop being negative for every small reason. It blocks growth.

[@drury2d8]

@@varunkhugshal9049 Startups are all low-grade ventures into service sector. There will be 1000's of app based services like Zomato but zero investment in something like single crystal super alloy precision manufacturing.

[@krox477]

There's no market in India why would anyone build business Zomato most business come from top 2 3 cities

[@metromaster7025]

This man is slowly changing my whole perspective of looking things with a different lens.

[@TheNeonShoww]

Make sure you watch our previous hour-long podcast with Sanjeev Sanyal. :)

[@sibabratamukherjee539]

Reasons for downfall of Kolkata : 1. Partition of Bengal in 1947. Partition distanced two third of Bengal from Calcutta immediately lessening the importance of the city. 2. Rise of the Communists: Though B.C. Roy the CM of Bengal did quite a lot for development of the truncated part of Bengal, Communists kept gaining in strength capitalising the pains of partition. And rise of the Communists was associated with declining work culture in the state, leading to a decline in industrial relations. After B.C. Roy, freefall of Bengal took place. So did Kolkata.

[@manajitmajumder7092]

Timid herd mentality of easygoing Bengalees, lack of initiative and self respect, excessive and fruitless politics for all and sundry, laziness and 'p overty of aspirations' and such social weaknesses have speeded up the decline considerably.

[@sibabratamukherjee539]

@@manajitmajumder7092 True

[@pradyutkumarghosh6337]

But didn’t say a single word about today’s Bengal.

[@sibabratamukherjee539]

@@pradyutkumarghosh6337 Today's Bengal has fallen to the bottom line.No more space to fall.

[@seshafarmspalmarosa1267]

Aspiring poverty a new slogan ringing in my head.... Excellent talk... New Preseption

[@kalpavrukshg8853]

It is so true UPSC or any gov examp after 2 attempts is useless. One should work and simultaneously give these exams in that way at least they have some industry experience

[@vishnurajbhar007]

Oh man this guy is a genius, loved the whole conversation!!!

[@TheNeonShoww]

I'm glad you enjoyed it! Don't forget to check out his earlier podcast on The Neon Show as well. 💚

[@mihirgurav6046]

It’s easy for a privileged individual to say “this and that is a waste of time” but life is harder for kids in lower working class sections of our country.

[@Trulyupsccse]

again the Poverty aspiration , dear also came here in angry mood as i am also aspirant of upsc I listend it fully now i support his argument pls watch it fully

[@neelkantnewra]

This is actually poverty of aspirations bro, you can join private

[@user-ts9sy5gy2j]

We can feel the energy in you sir. A true Bengali and a devoted Hindutva rastravadi. Thanks for showing mirror to bengali society.

[@pranjalshinde3487]

Much awaited!!!

[@mohandaskizhakke300]

Real gem of India. 🎉❤

[@willywonka89976]

A big fan of both Sanjeev Sanyal dir snd this channel ❤

[@TheNeonShoww]

Thank you! I wish you all the best for the upcoming cricket season. :)

[@devjyotichatterjee2755]

Sanjeev Sanyal a person par excellence. What a grasp of knowledge. Next governor or finance minister?

[@609neo]

Poverty of ambition, aspiring to be a goonda or a local committee leader, Kerala ticks every single one of these boxes. I don't know how to save myself and family from the impending doom.

[@dipankarkanjilal6515]

I have the same problem here in West Bengal. People here are cynically calling it as Waste Bengal

[@suyashverma9060]

​@@dipankarkanjilal6515 As if UP and Bihar didn't suffer humiliation 😂

[@Dsingh1987]

Dr Sanjiv Sanyal is great person and intellectual. He has deep knowledge on Indian culture and heritage. He defined the need of hours very gently. Nowadays, students are much obsessed for UPSC and wasting their precious time and age towards only one goal. They might think for other choices and work towards nation building. Who stopped us to dream higher. Great podcast and thank you Team "NEON"💐

[@TheNeonShoww]

Shukriyah, Singh Sahab. We will continue to provide more content like this in the future. Keep spreading awareness. :)

[@Biswapradipdas]

Totally agree with Sanjeev Sanyal sir.... He aptly mentioned the grim situations of West Bengal and the real reasons for it. Being a Bengali I can never doubt his clarity of thoughts in this issue.

[@bhuvaneshs.k638]

Remember lee kyuan before building Singapore took inspiration from Kolkata 😂 That's how good Kolkata was

[@tosurajitc]

We need more of his interviews in most of the podcasts to enlighten us. More and more viewers need to listen to him to understand what India is heading towards!! We need more economists like him not only IITans and IIM grads.... We need such leader in Bengal to change the fate of Bengal, not sure when we shall wake up and dare to change Bengal... Being a Bengali it's a shame that where we were during 70s and where we are now... Its absolutely true that, if I am happy staying in a small flat, I shall never aspire to become a millionaire...

[@teachlearn595]

Mr. Sanyal is awesome...each word has a deep researched analysis. He holds the solution before the problem arrives. Thanks for the podcast.

[@TheNeonShoww]

Certainly! Make sure to tune in to our previous hour-long podcast featuring Sanjeev Sanyal. :)

[@coremanishmehta]

13:34 YOU ULTIMATELY BECOME THE HERO THAT YOU CHOSE ❤

[@anilksingh1974]

Mind blowing, every youth of India should watch this video

[@TheNeonShoww]

Thank you, Anil ji. Consider spreading awareness within your circle and sharing the information. :)

[@Adiidas2]

Listening to this on loop, and sharing with friends n family sir sanjiv is such a next level intellect.. clarity of thought n love for country very much evident..huge blessing that he came back to uplift bharat.. I always get swades feeling listening to him..yeh jo des hai tera..

[@sg042]

Great respect for him. Being in the government and saying that the govt shouldn't have that much control in private life is really remarkable.

[@sridevichinnam8711]

Beautiful podcast... So deep. Youth must be aspired from poverty of aspirations to possibilty of their abilities and potentials. A constructive approach to build greater India will certainly happen. This kind of podcast are eye openers to many Thank you

[@Randomiser1992]

For having 1/6th billionaire we should also have 1/6th of global GDP not just 1/6th population. Literally in PPP terms Ambani and Adani are richer then Bezos and musk without building any globally known/exported brand or products unlike bezos and musk. Most of their business are where government intervention or contracts are needed which clearly shows the crony nature of their wealth.

[@bibekghatak5860]

Excellent ! I fully agree 💯 .

[@51lkyw4y]

Kuch bhi logic laga de. India's population is almost four times that of the US so, what is this import/export argument? India had four unicorns in 2014 and now it's over 100. Tu bhi bana le ek startup/unicorn and ban ja millionaire or billionaire. I hope you will create something like "Jio" that revolutionizes the digital landscape of India. And if you know that Adani and Ambani get a contract delivered from government offices then go to court and get it cancelled. P.S. India needs more Adani and Ambani because they not only creating infrastructures in India but now pushing out of India too in a way expanding India's sphere of influence.

[@ChadErenYeager9392]

​@@51lkyw4y tu kabhi millionaire ban jaayega kya?

[@51lkyw4y]

@@ChadErenYeager9392 Pappu ke 14, didn't you read the whole message? I'm not opposed to anyone becoming millionaire and billionaire. US has four percent of the total global population so, by his logic the US share should be four percent of the total global economy, 4 percent of the total millionaires, billionaires, etc., What kind of argument is that? As exporting Indian technologies goes to the world, it's not going to be easy. It can seen in the case of China (the likes of TikTok, Huawei, etc.) but eventually, it will happen in a few decades. Is it going to be easy? No, it will not. He talks about government intervention and contracts. Do you want entities like Air India(in government control) again? The government used to spend 20-25cr. daily to keep the airline afloat. I'm scratching my head to make sense of these arguments but after my reply, I saw that this person watches Ravish Kumar and after that, all of his arguments started to make sense.

[@noone4617]

Fyi ... PPP terms don't work on billionaires. What are they gonna buy 10 million burgers and 2 million Banana smoothies 😅

[@shuklabhanuprakash]

Oooo bhaaiii Sanjeev sir you are absolutely a gem … whenever I listen to him every time I get to know new stuff … more power to you ❤

[@Madhav513]

I feel sad for bengal 😢. I know how intelligent they are and their potential.

[@varunkhugshal9049]

They are not intellegent, they are pseudo intellegent,

[@bhikariman-sigmamale]

We are still infatuated with commie mindset even though we know it doesn't work. And people of elite intelectual class are most commie of them all. so I don't know what intelligent about that

[@lone_wolf1869]

* their

[@preetisingh2555]

It means we are glorifying reservation system too as Sanjeev sir said " we are glorifying poverty!!

[@Dhanus826]

The more I hear Sanjeev ,.more I am awed by his logic and narrative structure.

[@pannaparikh]

Thanks for having me Sanyal He is a person I can hear him for hours. Changing our thought process. Admire him more today because of his ship building a new venture besides finanance and history. Thanks again

[@TheNeonShoww]

Certainly! Make sure to tune in to our previous hour-long podcast featuring Sanjeev Sanyal. :)

[@AnkitG12]

What a commendable discussion. Much needed for dynamic thinking . Need more of such content .Thank you.

[@vasanthagowripammi3226]

Cracking upsc might have 0.001 probability but becoming Elon musk or Neeraj Chopra has far less probability. Nothing is easy but yes we should invest our time and efforts into something only to a point where returns look prospective

[@TheNeonShoww]

Life isn't always clear-cut; there's usually a middle ground to think about. :)

[@amansinghyadav1586]

​@@TheNeonShoww😢😢kya obc candidate equal opportunity milegi Elon musk ko opportunities mili thi USA

[@gabbar51ngh]

Lol, you don't have to be Elon Musk. Even a successful Local businessman is a big win.

[@vasanthagowripammi3226]

@@gabbar51ngh being an average income earning private employee can also be considered successful if we widen our definition of success and that's completely OK too but here the context is different. We are talking about youth's aspirations, people willing to build legacy, bringing change kind of stuff

[@येजीवनहै-ठ3ग]

Oh God... Mind blowing. Can't imagine this devil design of West. Great sir, need more of you.

[@Vishwajeet3456]

Everyone is saying UPSC is waste of time Preparation for Govt job is waste of time but No one is talking that which career options we youth should go for 😢😢😢😢

[@CheckMater007]

Whatever they like, that's what the point is, you could be a sportsman, a doctor, an engineer or an accountant... You could be a designer or a comedian... There are endless options, people just waste their most productive age preparing for UPSC... and even if they crack it, the only lucrative options that I see is IAS, IFS, IPS... People who get a rank below 200 just do ordinary jobs anyway...

[@HASIASdailycurrentaffairsbyAKb]

@@CheckMater007As of journey to other dream is like on cake and no competition, there are thousands of failed actor in street of Mumbai and became drug addict and in doctor profession , over 21 lakh apply but only 1.15 get and many pay over one crore in pvt college to get their . So dear, long competition is reality of every field in life see in start up field , 90 percent fail and end up with debt..but only upsc failed get voice ..

[@CheckMater007]

@@HASIASdailycurrentaffairsbyAKb Sir, please see the probability, it's much easier to get into IIT, IIM or Government medical college etc. UPSC seats are like some 50 for IAS similar number for IFS, IPS... rest of the seats are ordinary jobs anyway... Even if we take that in account the total seats come to around less than 1,000??? Look at the number of aspirants... I suggest even if you're topper in your school or college, then also leave UPSC, the struggle is not worth it and you'll do something better in life anyway... I've seen some of my friends from school and college suffer... I went through the normal route, I Did bachelors then masters then got a job, got promotions, switched jobs and doing well in life... They kept on preparing, I'm 33 now and many of my old schoolmates are depressed... And mind you the people I'm talking about were smart students- 90%+ in CBSE in 12th Science kind of smart...

[@Manisha-mz3ni]

​@@CheckMater007tell this to a poor boy from bihar. Privileged people here commenting about big aspirations. You need money resources and live in metropolitan cities. You can be anything you want if you have money and resources. People are wasting their time in giving neet and JEE also. People are wasting their time by not winning medal in sports also. Starting business , becoming scientist 😂 what a joke to the poors of India. Give us money and give us rent to live in Mumbai we'll also pursue acting😂 dancing etc.

[@CheckMater007]

@@Manisha-mz3ni Passing NEET or JEE is considerably easier than clearing UPSC. Individuals who have graduated or have higher qualifications should consider visiting their nearest economic centers such as Delhi, Mumbai, Chennai, Bengaluru, or Hyderabad to explore job opportunities. Although starting with a modest salary and possibly residing in a shared PG at the beginning of their careers, they will gain valuable experience and witness rapid salary growth as their skills develop. Spending years preparing for an exam with such a low probability of success is not advisable; I wouldn't even recommend it to top-performing students from school.

[@simplybeautiful0210]

I partially agree with you. UPSC is not a waste of time. The amount of knowledge one gets can be used in any field. Apart from that, through UPSC even an aspirant from a very poor background can dream of achieving something very big, can change their destiny and also of their own family and we have so many examples for this. They just simply can't open any company or be entrepreneurs. It's is absurd. Government jobs are the surest and safety option nowadays. No private firm can promise that. Calling upsc a waste of youthful energy and diverting youths from pursuing secure job opportunities is showing something else.

[@TheNeonShoww]

Thanks for sharing. Indeed, there's no fixed path, but it's equally important to lean towards calculated risks before fully committing. :)

[@tagore161]

Brilliant episode! Looking forward to hear more from Dr. Sanyal

[@sahasransusbarik]

Sanjeev Sanyal - the Ultra Pro Max Patriot of India. ❤

[@TheNeonShoww]

Sahi baat! :)

[@skagraw2]

This interview and Sanyal's policy on aspirations change and opening of minds to new ideas, new way of thinking, pursuing to do great things is need of the hour.

[@purandarpadhan9240]

Superb talk by Dr Sanyal,poverty of aspirations has affected odisha also.

[@drpriyeshmaharana]

Yes, specially the bhajans dedicated to gods glorified poverty. Thank God it's a part of past now in Odisha. Odisha is now making rapid strides towards higher financial aspirations and leaving behind the socialist ways towards central capitalism.

[@sp-uv6kc]

Great interview. Hes is on the mark. Learned so much today. Thank you

[@ratanbhowmick7103]

Sir, I really appreciate your view on UPSC.❤ But i can agree with your perspective on Mrinal Sen's work. Actually if you really want to find out the reason of West Bengal's downfall, it was started since 1946, there was no state in India who had to allow to much refugees. The central government of that time didnt provide necessary support and Mrinal Sen's movie reflects that hardcore reality . Try to think those situations over political views...

[@Vienna282]

Great continuation from the last episode

[@TheNeonShoww]

Thanks, Vienna. 🙏

[@nehapandey2209]

What a brilliant man and visionary Sanjeev sir is...amazing clarity of thought...we need more leaders like you...

[@StartupIndia88]

This is a must watch episode for all UPSC aspirants.

[@Neanderthal890]

Great!!..the more I hear Mr Sanyal it's benefitting me truly and in KZbin I look for his presence.. wonderful experience...

[@PrakashKumar-tc7dy]

Why upsc craze in bihar? Iska sabse main reason pe koi nhi focus krte . Sab bol jate hai ambani , adani , elon musk ko dekho. Sports opportunity, entrepreneur opportunity nhi hai bihar me . He is economic advisor of pm sir. Inhone bihar ke poverty pe kabhi advice nhi diya. Ki poverty kaise end ho. Bolne or ground zero pe execute krne me bahut difference hai.

[@pradyutkumarghosh6337]

Like WB, Bihar also have corrupt politicians.

[@Karlsewak-kempetai]

People"s aspirations reflects upon their leaders. Bihari themselves have given up on Bihar, than what they expect Chinese will make Bihar great again? It's the people of Bihar who should have realized this long before and deliberated their action towards progressing Bihar.

[@1962rahsut]

Fantastic interview, always worth listening to Sanjeev Sanyal.

[@Aditav8680]

People will not come out of government jobs just like that. First a total round of reforms should be there for the corporates in the Labour laws regarding working hours, leave policies, for mental and emotional well-being of the population. Then the shift will gradually happen.

[@Immortal_lion99]

modi 3.0 labor reforms very likely

[@richameena9826]

UPSC has become the scapegoat for lack of infrastructure to explore other opportunities and poor corporate ethics.

[@pratik7953]

Brilliance personified...😊

[@triptydatta7540]

Thanks Sanjeev Sanyal sir for giving this eye opening interview. We need much more inspiring beaurocrats and high vision people like you. Especially for this generation.

[@Immortal_lion99]

Finally somebody from the government itself spoke the TRUTH about upsc. These coachings have brainwashed an entire generation by glamorizing such people. Karma hitting back.

[@sarozkumar3939]

Sanjeev Sanyal is absolutely correct 👌

[@TheNeonShoww]

Thanks Sarozji, make sure to share the podcast. :)

[@s-qc9ns]

Dr Sanjiv sanyal is very progressive person but the problem is the political leadership he works with believes in top down approach rather than decentralized approach which is bad for businesses and the citizens ofcourse.

[@nansimishra256]

Amazing discussion!

[@alexi2460]

S.Manyal should micro manage his department to keep India on track . Additionally he should be able to hire the best in India and mentor college and university students, perhaps take international students to contribute. Massive honest efforts since the world is becoming volatile.

[@StartupIndia88]

Bohot hi badiya episode

[@TheNeonShoww]

Shukriya ji!! 💚

[@gooddoctor.]

Sanjeev Sanyal is a gem. PM has talented and gifted people in his team. Thats such a reassuring factor!

[@aditpalicha7]

🤗

[@vasudhaagnihotri8529]

Such a nice discussion. So many thoughts which have come in our mind since young age. Bharat is changing under current leadership.

[@loveupsc8069]

Cracking UPSC is a middleman dream......

[@loveupsc8069]

I think Sanjeev sir. ....itself is taking salary from GOI i.e. tax payers money