Why are Indians Leaving India ? | The Truth Behind Mass Migration

Over the last few years there has been a surge in people emigrating from India, through both legal and illegal means. The video will address this issue of mass migration, exploring the underlying factors driving individuals to leave the country
00:00 - Intro
01:37 - Tax Payers Get Crushed
04:52 - Toxic Work Culture
07:23 - Corruption
08:45 - Weak Passport
10:29 - Conclusion
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[@User13-03]

I studied in kyrgyzstan for 6 years, the country is poorer than India and even Pakistan, but India is nothing in front of Kyrgyzstan when it comes to hygiene, cleanliness, woman safety, respect to the elders, discipline, traffic, clear sky, fresh air, weather, mannerisms, social awareness, mental peace and a lot of things. Neatness and cleanliness is not a function of how rich or poor you are but that of mentality and principle.

[@SR-mv2mf]

Wow

[@emailshe]

Yes, street view of Sri Lankan cities also prove your point

[@firstpostcommenter8078]

True. Street view proves this. It is about the importance the government gives to cleanliness.

[@francisp9509]

You have made an excellent assessment of the poor nature of india vis a vis other countries.

[@emailshe]

In India, privately owned properties like houses, inside parts, lawns of Big marriage halls, factories, Hotels etc are clean. Clearly proves that public places owned by Govt are poorly managed. But the Leaders who are responsible blame it on population and the people just accept it

[@avi4francis]

In foreign country, you can work at fast food restaurant and still expect to be respected and paid on time.

[@Gen3tb]

Very truee

[@sanjayvaidya4925]

Dude. Stop watching hollywood for your info. Kidar say atte jai yah bondas. 😂

[@naziabegum9000]

That’s so true experiencing the same in the UK, all workers are respected included drivers, vendors etc.

[@saintchristopher8228]

❤😂❤90% of Indian Tax Payers Money is being wasted in giving the freebies and subsidy to lazy Indian public by the Politicians for Votes.. instead of using it in the Infrastructure development like China 😭 🥲 😭Even today 80 Crore Indians have to be given a free Ration....That means this country is still struggling in the massive poverty...😭😭😭Do you know... India is below lower than Pakistan in Hunger Index 2023😂❤अरे भाई.... आज भी अगर हम चाइना के इन्फ्रास्ट्रक्चर जैसे कि रेल्वे स्टेशन, मेट्रो स्टेशन,Very Very Big Shopping Malls, Education Science, Technology, Artificial Intelligence...etc...etc... देखे तो लगता है कि चाइना आज इंडिया से 100 साल आगे निकल गया है.....❤❤😂 और यहां हमारी सरकारें देश के हर रास्ते...हर सड़कों...हरे गली ... हर चौराहे पर भटकते दिखाईं देने वाले पशु गाय..गोबर.. कूड़े कचरे... और बेशुमार गंदगी के ढेर नहीं हटा सकती... उससे ओर क्या आशा अपेक्षा रख सकते हैं....❤😂❤😂इस देश के मूर्ख अनपढ़ नेताओं ने सिर्फ बड़ी बड़ी बातें और बड़े बड़े सपने दिखाकर इन्डियन पब्लिक को चुतीया और मूर्ख बनाया है ... ❤😂❤😂आज चाइना अमरीका से भी आगे जा रहा हैं... और हमारी मीडिया और हमारे नेता इंडिया को पाकिस्तान से बढ़िया दिखाकर इन्डियन पब्लिक को खुश किए जा रहे हैं ❤😂❤😢

[@zachem66]

​@@g2032can you be more specific about the conditions in America that helped you prosper?

[@FXT130]

India is extremely depressing country specially for educated middle class men.

[@lol311]

So true

[@jeanette_suzanne]

We indians dont demand good facilities or even accountability from our own govt. Just look at the election agendas of political parties. The leniency we maintain for corruption, civic sense and even cleanliness is pathetic. I used to brag about staying in my own country rather than moving out like most of my friends. I regret now.

[@kevinchristi]

And with the amount of taxes we middle class pay only wants to leave quicker

[@uTube00789]

We love Mandir though!!! That's our priority! 😉

[@jeanette_suzanne]

@@uTube00789 Yeah! That's why hoards of Indians are illegally entering borders of other countries and then crying about racism.

[@jude.niranjan]

​@@uTube00789 Mandir has become a huge excuse for incompetency

[@StyleswithCourtney]

India is going to be a superpower

[@pratyush5302]

As an Indian expat in Australia, I can say that the major reason for me leaving India is the lack of civic sense and mutual respect amongst the people there. Everyday somebody out there is phishing for you. It’s almost like a battle against zombies where everyone is trying to get you, trying to drag you down in one way or the other. There is little to no mental peace no matter where you live and how much money you make. It was never about earning in dollars or euros but about the mental peace because in the end that’s what everything boils down to.

[@rbflowin_TV]

Now Pratyush, Where you live many Indians get that in form of racism. Dont say it doesn't exist. In know many Indians who got that treatment. Yes Infra is really good there, I'll give you that.

[@DIY_1]

Bro as an Indian expat in Australia, I don’t think you’re welcomed in their country in reality. So you’re still battling against different types of Zombies.

[@pratyush5302]

@@DIY_1 My original comment was my personal experience, adding on to it, my personal experience in this country has been positive and fair. I didn’t face any form of discrimination. I can’t say the same for other people here. I do not wish to look down on India or our people because I am full Indian in the end, but how would we ever address this issue? Ever be able to fix what’s actually broken without having to detest the countries that have given me and countless others a home?

[@banksy2870]

I agree with your comment. The one main thing of living in some of these western countries is privacy and mental peace. But, that is also changing - with ao many Indians now coming to these western countries they are bringing the same bad attitudes and habits here as well so, this part of the world will also change and become as bad as India in a few years.

[@blardymunggas6884]

You are so bless that you are able accepted in a foreign land. Everyone knows your kind , unlike the yellow asians, does not contribute to nation building. Instead you suck people’s resources dry or feed off people’s success. Be grateful and humble when you live abroad.

[@Someone12399]

Below average student + middle class + boy + general category=💀 , i was born with death ☠️☠️

[@khushisiddiqui8662]

General catagory ke log 2nd class citizens bann gaye hai

[@khushisiddiqui8662]

General catagory waalo me unity nahi hai

[@mathivanan2406]

I can feel that 😢

[@randomriddle539]

it sucks here in india, overpopulation, pollution, no jobs, very low paying jobs, corruption, very high inflation rates, high tax rates, fucked up politicians, no value for life, exploitation of working class at work n no rules n regulations, shitty attitude n behaviour of people, religions r at war with each other etc etc etc etc etc, even i am moving out of here, india is only good on paper but actually on ground its unliveable

[@user-dj4gh4tn8l]

Me too I also moved to US and I am so glad I was able to do that

[@StyleswithCourtney]

​@@user-dj4gh4tn8lget out of America

[@georgesharonr]

Me too I moved to Australia and will never turn back

[@sanjayvaidya4925]

RB spotted. Data shows that currently India has 66.5 million individuals who pay personal income tax, which is 4.8% of total population and 6.3% of the adult population. Of this tax paying populace, 3.2 million individuals (0.3% of the adult population) account for 76% of total personal income tax receipts of the government.26 Oct 2023

[@henrystevens3993]

Haa to nikal le MC, waha jaake goro ki gaand chaat

[@MetalGearMk3]

Pollution is a huge problem in India, they need to address this as it affect everyone, rich and poor.

[@Jurozaiten]

Indian people are just too conservative with everything, even choosing their own government.

[@KarthickJayaraman20090]

​@@Jurozaiten it's because northern states have higher population.

[@angryCanadian-ls5dh]

That's what happens when large corporations from the west decide they can make a better profit in another country like India, with lower wages and no environmental standards. The rich get richer at the expense of the health of the population.

[@rohan_3128]

​@@angryCanadian-ls5dhthey were doing that in China too but now they have taken some safety measures not the best but improved from previous years

[@ThDaniel]

Bad work culture in corporate companies is the main reason why individuals going abroad for better work-pay balance.

[@samuelgeorge3823]

Heavy Tax rates....30% tax is too much....given the cost of living...

[@ThDaniel]

@@samuelgeorge3823 Yes. Too much burden on honest tax payers, while shameless officers and politicians are enjoying illegal wealth. Sad situation.

[@joelmathew5655]

These same Indians cultivate toxic culture in the companies they work. I have had many Indian managers in the US, who would expect working out of hours from Indians. Pathetic

[@itachi12642]

​@@samuelgeorge3823 n also we don't get the lifestyle infrastructure etc just look at the roads after paying 30 percent

[@utkarshbtw]

⁠@@samuelgeorge3823I would say 30% tax wouldn’t be too bad if given benefits. Look at Germany for instance . Their highest tax slab is 40% but you get free healthcare, free transportation, infrastructure. And all of those are at an extremely high quality.

[@hardtrailrider]

The moment we look at our government officers, policemen, RTO etc, everyone with minimum common sense want to get out of the country ASAP.

[@subramanianannamalai8333]

100% true.

[@Playerone1287]

Exactly

[@bhairabsau]

Exactly

[@Travelwithkugan]

Yeah but they come to USA canada or England they just drive Uber or clean toilets 🚽 or work in McDonald’s pretend nothing happened or I follow all the laws in India i didn’t do nothing try to play victim 🤷‍♂️ I always ask ppl remember back you worked as a police officer now in Canada your working as shopping mall cleaner and I asked also ppl worked in coffee shop back in India you were PhD doctors 🤷‍♂️we got lots of these Indian ppl were from Mumbai Delhi all living in Scarborough Vancouver Brampton and Toronto try to play victim 😢they robbed the government took money living in Vancouver and Brampton

[@sanjayvaidya4925]

Churan. Pay then gripe. Data shows that currently India has 66.5 million individuals who pay personal income tax, which is 4.8% of total population and 6.3% of the adult population. Of this tax paying populace, 3.2 million individuals (0.3% of the adult population) account for 76% of total personal income tax receipts of the government. 26 Oct 2023

[@Velaldo-nw7ve]

I went to India for vacation for a month and after just 2 days I wanted to leave as soon as possible. The amount of poverty, noise pollution, air pollution, overcrowdness, slums, dirtiness, excessive heat made me wanted to just leave.

[@parinita949]

Living in India is like living life in 'hard mode'

[@krishafyme]

​@@parinita949fr driving everything is like adventure

[@mrmanish1812]

😂😂😂sometimes i wonder what kind of clowns comes here , bro i am living in US for 8+ years but when i visit India i feel the touch, all my frnds they say the same but never heard anyone saying they want to come in two days , go get some check up done hope mental treatment is needed , btw i am referring to east which is more populated then southern cities

[@missdhara6434]

You poor delicate dear. India is the size of Europe its takes you like 5 hours to go from top to bottom by plane. Where did you go in india? It's literally the same as going to Norway and saying the food in Europe sucks because the food is bland in Norway .

[@missdhara6434]

@@parinita949 you've never been to India and you know it troll.

[@Oswald820]

Great post! Moral policing and gender discrimination in India are also why many youngsters feel stifled and prefer to migrate.

[@b048peyyettipavankartikpra4]

And the misandrist laws, along with no accountability for politicians and policemen. Yup sh*t*y country

[@fenyx2558]

Exactly. Our country is extremely gynocentric and anti-men.

[@yrg007]

Yea youngsters aren’t able to start drug dens or whore houses in peace.

[@ppen8359]

@@g2032 Women are handed benefits like free bus travel, etc. Men are widely discriminated in India.

[@tarjd6796]

Add nepotism to that list, in which employees with a higher probability of promotion or placement in positions of higher responsibility (with the associated pay and benefits that come with it) being awarded to those who are part of a close network tied to upper management or even close family members or relations.

[@nananou1687]

People in India need to think of work per hour, instead of some random metrics, like days, weeks etc, which has little bearing on efficiency. That would be a great start

[@RealGigaMind]

Indians need to acknowledge that there is a problem instead of living in lies of whatsapp forwards.

[@rohi1255]

Problem is there is no jobs to give to all

[@blardymunggas6884]

That will mot change anything. Your stupidity makes me laugh. How does work per hour make people smarter and more efficient?

[@gulammohiddin5747]

The only problem is the people have no such liberty to demand something due to excess availability of manpower for limited resources. Only the corrupt politicians and ultra rich have a good time in India, the rest of the population just exist to do celebrity/politician worship and feed the former by paying taxes.

[@ppen8359]

@@rohi1255 And if you work, there is no guarantee that you will be paid on time.

[@Mr.Bismarck]

The real development begins in the minds of the people. No matter how many bridges, bullet trains and skyscrapers you build, if people are going to drive like maniacs and don't think pedestrians exist, spit while driving and riding, light up fireworks that enter houses during Diwali, and dump trash in rivers, the true progress remains elusive. Sustainable development requires a shift in mindset, a collective awakening that goes beyond the physical structures and embraces a cultural evolution. Until that happens, I am never looking back.

[@harishaneef26]

Very well written ! “Shift in mindset “ thats the real issue . Until and unless that happens nothing will really change !

[@parthbarua6155]

It’s all well and good you understand the direction the country should head towards. But you hold yourself to a very low standard if you think this happens overnight, year or even 10years. What India needs from its NRIs is an entrepreneurial spirit, a lot of strength, resilience and cunning. It’s a bit too much to ask and it may make it sound like un recognised freedom fighters but that’s what it needs for radical change. Change happens over Generations so at least educate your kids properly

[@SumitPalTube]

The same people who throw garbage in a railway station platform would not do the same on the metro platform. It's also a function of the environment. If the railway cleans up its premises, provides adequate bins for disposal, behaviour can be changed easily. Mindset is not rigid. I agree we lack discipline, but it's not the same everywhere, and you will be surprised how fast people adapt.

[@MelbournePedalViews]

@@parthbarua6155 Given the lifespan of a human being and the sheer size of the population, it's futile to even try.

[@vrushalidhongade5725]

It's about salaries, social benefits and cleanliness/hygiene. Fix these and people will think twice before leaving.

[@anantsaini]

What about corruption and ineffective government services?

[@anantsaini]

What about corruption and ineffective government services?

[@anantsaini]

What about corruption and ineffective government services?

[@techystt]

You forgot about the lamest Police and Judiciary that the country has . India needs a complete overhaul of it's police and judiciary. Some of the most corrupt and incapable bunch of people are employed there.

[@sanjayvaidya4925]

Ahhh. Gyan. Do. Data shows that currently India has 66.5 million individuals who pay personal income tax, which is 4.8% of total population and 6.3% of the adult population. Of this tax paying populace, 3.2 million individuals (0.3% of the adult population) account for 76% of total personal income tax receipts of the government.26 Oct 2023

[@theshillonggirl]

Not going back anymore- every year I change my mind that I will go back and work for my people, but then every vacation I spend in India- I am only disappointed. The whole standard of living, education system, rules and jobs - my brother told me there was a a govt post for a security guard at a zoo- and 10,000 people applied including PhDs and Engineers- it’s sad - no wonder we all who can somehow leave - are leaving and unfortunately helping other nations with our contributions.

[@blardymunggas6884]

You are so bless that you are able accepted in a foreign land. Everyone knows your kind , unlike the yellow asians, does not contribute to nation building. Instead you suck people’s resources dry or feed off people’s success. Be grateful and humble when you live abroad.

[@zenmaster5236]

I'm from Meghalaya too

[@helloworld2054]

I loved studying in Shillong though, I'm from Guwahati

[@PS-mk5wy]

Very well compiled, I’ve moved out of India 2 years ago after coming back from US 19 years ago. You’ve covered all points expect one, my kids are not fighters like I was and don’t see them surviving the rat race in India. Wanted them to have an easier life.

[@sna241]

A sensible intention.

[@MrTeslaX]

Easier time create weak men/women... keep that in mind!

[@PS-mk5wy]

@@MrTeslaX Life is the best teacher, as a parent I can only ensure they have a smooth path.

[@emailshe]

@@MrTeslaX Better be weak than broke

[@parinita949]

@@MrTeslaX a peaceful sleep is always better than stress and depressed nights after all

[@sameelshamnad6142]

Leaving india is leaving hell and entering a jail in other countries. But its better than being in hell.

[@user-dj4gh4tn8l]

Did you moved to Iraq 😅

[@henrystevens3993]

Haa nikal mc yaha se

[@tridipdas9648]

Very well said

[@rajanjacob2577]

Stupid

[@nsha4535]

@@user-dj4gh4tn8l This is one of the reasons of people leave India, people like you, communally intolerant people are creating havoc for dirty politicians

[@devilchats9528]

I have a house in a village(panchayat) area which is located at a 30 minutes distance from the city where I live. I went to my house to live for about 10 months as an experiment to see how it really feels to stay in a village area and there, I got to know what the real India looks like. I didn't realize the issues while I was staying in my city. All those corruptions, theft have changed the perception of whole India in my book. Another thing I noticed living there is that there is no drainage facility, bad electricity service where there is daily power cut for two - eight hours, no drinking water supply. I had to buy 20 litres drinking water bottles daily which was a pain. I never had such problems living in the city of joy. It seems people living in villages have no idea what facilities they should get from our govt. Sad, indeed. I just could not live there any longer so I returned to the city after 10 months of physical and mental torture. I do go there for from time to time but avoid staying there at night and do not interact much with the locals. It was a hell not because of the lack of facilities but because of the political goons asking for money at every single time I breathe for absurd reasons. Disgusting as f***. No wonder people are leaving the country. 😠

[@official...Akonsu29]

I don't know which village but I would say even your village being so close to Kolkata still has better facilities than the ones far away.

[@rajshenoy8506]

WB is not truly a great place to live. However I have been to MP hinterlands and it is not the same. Many aspects are digitized and thereby removing chances of corruption. However it is also the responsibility of the people to protest and raise their voices and fight corruption. Think about it this way, if Subhashchandra Bose, Lala Lajpat Rai, Patel and many many more had decided to leave India for other countries due to poverty (which was way more then) would India have been free of colonial rule? Also population of India is its peak and hence this acute competition and congestion. India is going to be the only few countries reporting positive GDP and growth.

[@__momentum__9934]

Living in a slum or mid-class/upper-class neighbourhood is different though... just saying ^^

[@sorrybro136]

Kolkata was the most depressing of all cities , everyone is rude , showing their eyes for no reason, everyone was always ready for a argument and the city smelled like shit ... too many thiefs and the hate between hindu and Muslim let's skip that part

[@priyankakumarisingh4511]

Which village you were living in that there were political goons? No proper electricity and no clean water? Drainage system is actually issue in many villages. But electricity is there everywhere, people in villages have handpump and electric water pump motor connected to well or underground. So water supply like cities are not required there. In cleanliness I found villages much more clean than cities. But there is no waste management system, no proper place to dump garbage. There are many issues that needs to solved but govt. focusses least on villages.

[@pritamghosh4158]

Three years back left India.. My heart is with India but when think about Safety & security, Kids education,Medical benefits & quality of life hold be back..My health was getting worse due to too much of late work & at the end no promotion.

[@ohrachelgirl]

what made u think security is good in other countries. Other than the UAE, security is shit everywhere

[@user-vq4pm2xq2k]

​@@ohrachelgirl u dont get citizenship in UAE' neither u have freedom of speech. They can jail u Or deport u whenever they want

[@official...Akonsu29]

​@@ohrachelgirlif we compare it with india, we can easily spot the difference unless you live in some posh planned area

[@jonesalapat6199]

@@user-vq4pm2xq2k Well freedom of speech is an utopia everywhere in the world

[@subramanianannamalai8333]

Completely agree with each and every point that you said. I struggle every day to over come all these issues. It is not like i dislike India, but when basic needs are a struggle it gets you hard and depressed. Hopefully I find a way out.

[@protograde2723]

Basic needs are a struggle? In which slum do you live?

[@subramanianannamalai8333]

1) Access to good quality Air, water is not there. Extreme Air pollution, water is also polluted, even the water cans delivered to our houses are sometimes not from proper souce. Extreme Noise pollution, people need some sort of silence for peace. But we know that our cities are on the top 10 cities for noise pollution in the world. I can keep listing various sources of noise pollution. 2) Spitting, Urinating & Shitting in public places, almost every where, no place to walk even on the broken side walks, due to that much Filth and dirt. 3) Even for basic RTO activity like getting a license needs some amount of bribe. I am not asking for every road to be perfectly laid out. But at the least when they are laying new roads they can design it properly taking into account various factors like pedestrian side walks, proper aligned planting of trees on the side walks instead of abrupt placement, proper parking for 2 wheelers, sign board, lanes, markings. But that is not the case, when they lay new roads again, same mistakes, over night they do a shabby work, I have seen roads laid leaving the road portion where roadside cars are parked. 4) Cows, cats, dogs are every where on the streets and center of the roads, no corporation cares. Lot of kids, elders were bitten in our area, yet no one cares. Lot of accidents in the road due to cows, no one cares. In the night, they all start their parties barking heavily cats/dogs with extremely loud noises which disturbs sleep/peace. There must be some sort of method to atleast control(Spay) their population increase. All these animals also shit/urinate in open roads in the cities making it extremely difficult to walk past them due to foul stink. 5) Even if we try to use side walks, they are always in broken state, with drainge overflowing into the roads, wires dangling from the electricty poles, man holes uncovered, 2 wheelers parked abruptly, Flower shop, tea shop, cloth iron shop, some Auto walas having tea & chit chat & spitting, trash overflowing from dumpster everywhere. 6) Some small temple built on the side walk in every street where Loud speakers are run 3 times a day on high volumes. It is ok to have music during festival days, but every day it's a noise pollution. People visiting temples overflow to the middle of the road blocking the entire traffic. Many many things to add on to the list. I am not asking for big buildings and beautiful roads. But atleast keep the city clean and accessible clean basic resources like Air & water.

[@emailshe]

You are sensible enough to understand and accept that there is a problem unlike many others who are Brainwashed to believe they are in heaven when they are in India. Have a 3 year plan, look into countries in the West your skill, and their needed skills and their Visa programs. I am sure if you chase it you can have it. Its not a big deal , milions have done it so you can

[@user-vq4pm2xq2k]

​@@subramanianannamalai8333 do u live in delhi..?

[@official...Akonsu29]

I can very will understand you live in some old city in the central part, and the municipal Corporation in almost every city are useless only national highway are good, by the way if someone in India tried to deal with stray animals only people would talk starting about animal safety

[@cjoshy]

My biggest dream right now is to leave India as soon as possible.

[@bombaybhai6435]

East or west India is the Best

[@blardymunggas6884]

Its harder. Most countries now realize you guys are not a nation builder unlike your yellow skin asian neighbors which works fast and smart

[@parinita949]

@@bombaybhai6435 it's ass...

[@M16-bf4ku]

@@bombaybhai6435 raho fir yaha

[@Shayistic]

same bro

[@user-dj4gh4tn8l]

I left India last year and moved to US, I feel so better in US, In India I was literally doing a charity as a tax payer, The middle class we have been suffering for ever, BJP Congress they both are vote bank politics and only care for farmers and rich. After watching this video I am not 100% sure I made the right decision. My family lifestyle has changed, good food, fresh air we deserve this.

[@StyleswithCourtney]

Get out

[@SumitSinha_ArtFreak]

Also leave your OCI status. We don’t need you

[@user-dj4gh4tn8l]

@@StyleswithCourtney Yes 🙏, Keep up the charity or may be you are one of those who was living on my tax money 😝

[@user-dj4gh4tn8l]

@@SumitSinha_ArtFreak OCI is my right given to all Indians around the world, I can enjoy both country status and makes me a Global Indian. 🇮🇳

[@SumitSinha_ArtFreak]

@@user-dj4gh4tn8l That’s what I am talking about .You see al the problems with your country and wish to live somewhere else .Not because of money but lifestyle and show off . why you are even considering yourself Indian when you don’t like your country. Every country does vote bank politics in one way or another .Every country has problem like inflation, recession,beggars ,racism. it’s just an excuse and many other reasons you will tell are also excuses to leave country.Other countries also have such problems including US but you will only counts issues with your own. I would appreciate if you earn your wealth and permanently come back to your country to do some good for it.Leaving permanently is for your own selfish cause not for the country.And if u wish to live there permanently and blaming your own country and people for that then it’s not a good thing .you should get your green card and citizenship and leave OCI card status.And I would suggest the same to every other person who thinks that their choices are because of their country .All this global citizen thing is only for Indian people who are bringing wealth and reforms to the country to improve conditions here not someone who left blaming .

[@abdullahal-shimri3091]

I’m glad I left India in 1998. Best decision of my life.

[@Ivy-Florence17]

Where are you now

[@khanhhung8959]

@@Ivy-Florence17in Dubai, come here habibi😊

[@morrazzo4432]

Working as employed slave to habibis in middle East?😂

[@shaktimishra9710]

You must be converted to Islam than?

[@sharonlima8913]

@@khanhhung8959 and how are you now?

[@attoti204]

Well, I will present a peculiar complaint of mine. I deliberately did not leave country while most of my cousins did. Not that I am a patriot but just did not have any special interest in any other country. I got my PhD recently from IIT Delhi and started a job at Vadodara. I must say that I am very sensitive to sound; I can't sleep with any unusual ambient noise. I am surprised at the loud speaker culture here at Vadodara, people just randomly start loud music for every minor occasion or pooja and don't stop till midnight, without bearing in mind the noise pollution they are forcing on others. I called local police station once at 10:30 PM and complained about local noise. Unsurprisingly, they asked me to come to police station and lodge a formal complaint with all my details. I am slowly getting frustrated with such noise at nights and days. So, my only appeal to leave country would be a serene surrounding.😅

[@Happysoul_3]

I also have this situation living in Delhi.

[@_wrl_]

Funnily enough nowadays the people most optimistic about the state of affairs are the ones that are on their way out. Agree with all of your points.

[@jypapiiiii]

I'm an apostate woman with abusive parents. Suffering through this country's education system made me lose my potential and interest in studying. Every job seems to be a minimum wage job. And then there's the Hindutva as a cherry on top to make things 10x worse. I have nothing to lose by leaving.

[@gabbar51ngh]

Hindutva us good though so no idea what you're referring to.

[@kartikpintu]

@@gabbar51ngh it is not tho. its literally textbook definition of religious facisim

[@gabbar51ngh]

@@kartikpintu How exactly is Hindutva Fascist?

[@priyankakumarisingh4511]

​​@@kartikpintuwait untill India becomes islamic republic, you will be treated like animals. India will be worst. Hindus already have decreased from 85% to 78%. Allahabad court released a report that majority is decreasing very rapidly, in coming decades Majority will become minority. Islam is fastest growing religion in India from 9% to 15%.

[@morrazzo4432]

​@@gabbar51nghHindutva, in its extreme form, represents a fundamentalist religious fascism spearheaded by Hindus. This ideology threatens our core indian democratic values, promoting intolerance and division within our secular Indian society. It is imperative that we recognize and counteract this extremism to preserve our nation's commitment to pluralism, equality, and the rule of law.

[@xlonewolfx999]

Your video is spot-on. I don't think the government, corporate culture or the corrupton will ever change in India. It's been an year since I left the country and I'm already having thoughts to settle down abroad.

[@jontyrhodes4155]

You need to immediately settle down in USA Do it fast boy

[@johanlibert2481]

​@@jontyrhodes4155it's kinda hard for indians right?

[@jontyrhodes4155]

@@johanlibert2481 hard ?? What's that word

[@sheriffmoola3456]

India is a corrupt system and there is little chance for honest people without contacts.

[@johanlibert2481]

@@jontyrhodes4155 wtf you mean? 💀 like you said to the other guy to immediately to settle in us while I said it's kinda long process for indians I mean that's why most illegal immigrants from Asia are indians

[@masdarhayat694]

When a country bases itself more on religion rather than skills n human rights it's bound to be doomed.

[@igxlg]

You are right but add caste in your list. Politics of religion is answer to politics of caste, and vice versa.

[@thevains]

Sadly average will never understand it

[@whentheimposterissus8376]

I can understand the pain of Islamic countries.

[@harshit5803]

​@@igxlgwhen you don't understand and know anything about religion, then you utter this kind of nonsense like you are doing here. Blaming religion rather than people who claim to follow religion.

[@gabbar51ngh]

Who says you can't be religious and can't have human rights and skills? You're mixing stuff which doesn't even make sense.

[@animesh.29]

Well, Today my JEE results are out and my rank is 86,000 with this rank I cannot get in any NIT and not even any government engineering college and my friend who is from Arunachal Pradesh has an 'ST Certificate'. Her rank is 4 lakh and still she would get into NIT (National Institute of Technology, Bhopal)

[@pm5418]

I visited India from Canada after 5 years in 2022. My friends and cousins who are doing well for themselves couldn't stop talking about how great India is doing and how everything is just going so well... It was all about India's growth story. Somehow, they just don't seem to notice the poverty around them. Some of them have 2-3 servants working for them for 10-15k rupees a month. They complained to me about racism in US / Canada and somehow they don't realize how racist they themselves are to poor people! Everyone I talked to was trying to convince me that life is better in India and that I should move back. I am conservative and a capitalist myself and hate the left here in Canada but I cannot even imagine a life where I would have 3 people serving me 24/7.

[@aniruddhadas4664]

Exactly they are totally dependent on slave like labor in India. They don't even understand that they can do these themselves.

[@gabbar51ngh]

Providing jobs to poor people is being racist to them?

[@InvalidDiv]

housing can be found for 8-10k easily for most ppl, many who hire 24/7 house help provide housing on top of that salary. It is low no doubt, but in a country with such low cost of living it isnt as bad as california. ( many minimum wage works in cali cant afford housing at all with their salary ).

[@ilovepeaceandplaying8917]

another well curated and nicely presented video. thanks.

[@LionsHeart3.1.3]

Another reason, h!ndu extrimism destroying peace of the country and corrupt h!ndu leaders taking away t@x money for own benefit.

[@Kpac-ut2du]

Very well said; I ran away from India for the exact reasons highlighted.

[@user-rh2rw1jc8z]

Do not return ever ...!

[@kartikpintu]

@@user-rh2rw1jc8z bet.

[@Raytracer96024]

​@@user-rh2rw1jc8z nhi aaunga, jai shree raand aapko

[@prs7000]

Conversion rate of our currency is the only major issue. Many people fail to consider that cost of living vs your gross income in India and abroad.

[@Travelwithkugan]

Cost of living soo high ppl even making $55,000,00 -100,000 all living paycheque to paycheque when you look at the income it’s looks high after subtract the expenses you will be barely have 20,000 rupees living standards very low there is no saving at all just living to make a end meet that’s all there is no luxury life at all in Canada cars are leased houses are leased and mortgage 😢

[@smarakpatra6889]

Bro forget about conversion rate. The RBI has the worst governor since decades. I can't even believe why he is soo keen on decreasing the value of rupee against the dollar. That idiot has been saying that it will increase exports. He has been saying this when the a dollar fell to 74 INR. The government is not realizing that it will be good in the short term for exports but will be disastrous in the long run. People are just considering that they pay income tax but forget they are paying indirect taxes too. Basically everything you purchase comes with a basic tax (GST@18%). The government has become a blood sucking capitalist for the middle income society. They should at least decrease the indirect taxes. In western countries they have high income tax for the rich but very less indirect tax which makes living affordable considering their pay.

[@soultaker5399]

Great video champ, great points, great explanation, spot on. Not many can think like this and they often shy away when it comes to pointing out these issues.

[@SonGoku249]

Excellent video! You were spot on with all of your points. 👍🏼

[@georgej7141]

Basically anyone seeking an easy life wants to leave India. I know there are many challenges which even I'm not happy with, but who can make this a better place than us.

[@shopaholicnishat7455]

I really want to know how. I am hopeless.

[@abhijitsen7749]

I am indian and always think of india as my home but to be honest the corruption and lack of facilities for the amount of tax we pay is just pathetic.

[@kittyind]

I left India 30 Years ago, there were many reasons. 1. In mid 80's VP. Singhs reservation system obliterated the chance of employment. I was a teacher and another was allotted to the same post, though he had failed in the previous years. (some may disagree with this it is fine). 2. Technology, only in the last decade have we seen the technology change; even in the early 2000's Bangalore was filled with call centers (BPOs). No innovation, the college I studied at uses the same old syllabus with minor updates. 3. Though corruption exists, it is not only rampant. How many of them work ethically? (i.e When the Bank mentions 9-5, it is at 9 AM they serve the customer not opening the door at 9 AM). I have worked in most private companies, we are always ahead 10 minutes to warm up and stretch before we begin work (sometimes handover). 4. Many citizens though they earn more, have fake certificates to reduce their contribution to society. With the advent of e-pay systems, Hope IT is going to be efficient in claiming tax from the citizens. 5. Freebie culture, many states' adoption of freebie culture has decimated the economies of their respective states. 6. How many government employees do children study in government schools? They know, the quality of the teachers, you need brilliant teachers to produce brilliant minds. Not all can become exceptional. There are few schools in Bangalore, where even teachers' vehicles occupy the pavements (footpaths which are meant for public walking). Education is different from knowledge, we are only pumping out students who are educated not with Knowledge. (This may have changed since my last visit).

[@N7_YES]

5 kg rice and 5 kg aata what now 80% indian wants 😂😂😂

[@Princevx]

I am scheduled cast and that of lower economy background. My father couldn’t complete the schooling. Worked my ass off to even clearness entrance exams without using reservations. 1. Your country India has no place for scheduled casts. It’s a place for Brahmins although I don’t find them good enough yet due to their monopoly they are sitting there. Your country can’t provide a single girl to me for marrying. I better marry with other country girl. Your country does not provide reservation. They never open reserved positions and in generals they need political reference and approach. You can keep crying all about reservation but not me many scheduled cast has left the country because we are not part of it. (Period) Right now I am scientist at university of California. And I never let a Brahmin win from if he does. Be ready I am gonna get better and put them in their shithole place. TC

[@saintchristopher8228]

❤😂❤90% of Indian Tax Payers Money is being wasted in giving the freebies and subsidy to lazy Indian public by the Politicians for Votes.. instead of using it in the Infrastructure development like China 😭 🥲 😭Even today 80 Crore Indians have to be given a free Ration....That means this country is still struggling in the massive poverty...😭😭😭Do you know... India is below lower than Pakistan in Hunger Index 2023😂❤अरे भाई.... आज भी अगर हम चाइना के इन्फ्रास्ट्रक्चर जैसे कि रेल्वे स्टेशन, मेट्रो स्टेशन,Very Very Big Shopping Malls, Education Science, Technology, Artificial Intelligence...etc...etc... देखे तो लगता है कि चाइना आज इंडिया से 100 साल आगे निकल गया है.....❤❤😂 और यहां हमारी सरकारें देश के हर रास्ते...हर सड़कों...हरे गली ... हर चौराहे पर भटकते दिखाईं देने वाले पशु गाय..गोबर.. कूड़े कचरे... और बेशुमार गंदगी के ढेर नहीं हटा सकती... उससे ओर क्या आशा अपेक्षा रख सकते हैं....❤😂❤😂इस देश के मूर्ख अनपढ़ नेताओं ने सिर्फ बड़ी बड़ी बातें और बड़े बड़े सपने दिखाकर इन्डियन पब्लिक को चुतीया और मूर्ख बनाया है ... ❤😂❤😂आज चाइना अमरीका से भी आगे जा रहा हैं... और हमारी मीडिया और हमारे नेता इंडिया को पाकिस्तान से बढ़िया दिखाकर इन्डियन पब्लिक को खुश किए जा रहे हैं ❤😂❤😢

[@koodykoo6115]

Balance this against "Invisible" reservations system where Brahmins help Brahmins, Yadavs help Yadavs tec.,

[@Ashish-ss5nt]

So now there are no call centres in bangalore?

[@nananou1687]

Subscribed. People also need to talk about the defiance of some people who pollute places, and then demand people accept that

[@MyTinTin2011]

Let us try to have a balanced view. Not everything is rosy abroad and this is obviously true for India as well. What you failed to mention is that living standards and security have fallen immensely in countries like UK, Canada etc also. At the end of the day, it is individual choice whether they choose to stay in India or migrate abroad or choose to come back to India.🙏

[@Travelwithkugan]

True that ppl are living sht hole life in Canada we living some horr😢life here ppl are sleeping in a basement in a real world 😢😢😢there is no rosy at all this Canadian life😮is very hard no one talk about this at all very hard foreign people life😢😢 Anyone have good jobs they should stay back home 😢no matter what job you had back once you gone to foreign countries you will be a labour 😢this doesn’t end at all even if you retire 😢

[@wakeupmytube]

immigrants are also treated badly in any country, people fear losing their national identity so what you feel of bangaldeshi pouring in india, the same will be called for indians pouring in in foreign countries. and politicians are bad everywhere in canada, france and usa. just the people there were born in a rich country and not india which had to build again and again and again after invasions

[@emailshe]

@@wakeupmytube We will treat the natives the same way back

[@priyankakumarisingh4511]

​​@@wakeupmytubeWe people see nepalese migration and bangladeshis migration in different way. I think you know why. Both have different mindset. One comes for living and earning and other comes for occupying and disturbing. One respects our culture and people, other abuses and destroys our culture and people .

[@vijaynarayanan6195]

Excellent video and the first one I seen so far exposed the reality of Indian emigration. Well done man for exposing the reality

[@anhonestimmigrant2023]

I live in London, and I have never thought of going back since the day I arrived here. I had many friends who emigrated to Gulf countries despite being conservative Hindu. They have good cars, safety, healthcare, clean air, no Gunda Gardi from local netas. Nobody snatches your passport there anymore. Please Don't seek a passport, always seek a good lifestyle with enough money. It's extremely hard to say but you must forget your parents' coz they'll never let go beyond your limits. I Barely talk to family anymore. A false sense of achievement and overhyped nationalism has downgraded our ability to think. Typical Indian mindset is what kept India where it is today. Reaching the moon and still not able to pick up the rubbish of your capital (Delhi) is an absurdity, forget about the air quality. Bank doesn't shutdown suddenly, House possession doesn't take years, slow lame courts/judiciary, third class policing and corrupt bureaucracy make things worse. And nobody talks about our Great Leader anywhere in fact they most of them see him as bigoted. People still see India as a dirty country, all thanks to the food bloggers who exposed Indian street food on KZbin/Insta.

[@pratikpatil6342]

Very well summed up!

[@User-45456-hurtfh]

Lmao, have fun in jihad London

[@Playerone1287]

2011-2014 was a good time People were asking right questions to govt And they made a new party AAP win Then BJP came in 2014 and radicalised indians

[@Sibahem3]

Majority of People mindset is very bad in india.

[@stavio12]

Your comment is unbelievably true. Wish these patriotic and religious Indians would see the light. Unfortunately they are blinded by lying politicians and a false sense that they are going to be the next superpower. They've got a long way to go.

[@LPBsnaha]

I left India around 24 years ago for personal reasons, and back then, I didn’t encounter many Indians in the place I settled. However, nowadays, wherever I go, from small towns to cities, I notice a significant increase in the Indian population. More and more Indians are opting to leave India due to intense competition in various aspects of life, limited job opportunities, pollution, corruption, high living costs, expensive education, lack of work-life balance, and costly healthcare, among other challenges. This perception is based on conversations with recently arrived Indians abroad.

[@ppen8359]

The quality of Indians entering Western countries is deficient compared to 24 years ago. This is boomerang immigration. Most of them are going to return to India because they will not make it.

[@cannibalronny7314]

You are right about everything but healthcare in India is better if you can afford it.

[@LPBsnaha]

@@cannibalronny7314 Agreed!

[@M16-bf4ku]

@@cannibalronny7314 * if you can afford it, but trust me 90% of Indians themselves can't

[@smarakpatra6889]

I second this.

[@banditonehundred]

Especially now with all the hate politics, it’s a bad place to be.

[@antoniodacosta6755]

Probably because India is progressing at such a fast rate, the common man finds it impossible to cope with it.😅😂

[@gauthamk94]

W video as usual. Keep preaching. 🫂

[@muhamednibin1123]

99% are living a deluded life, 1% are fleeing

[@Rajivsince2002]

millionaires and skilled are fleeing

[@JayJay-hu8zn]

Everything you said, I don't need to comment on it because they are concrete facts. I foresee a deadly civil war in India within 10 to 15 years because of the divide and rule strategy. I have rarely been wrong about my predictions that I have made from time to time since I was very young. I love India, its people, its culture, its cuisine, its beauty, etc. and I would have a broken heart to see it destroyed. (probably the universe wants us to go through this and start building a new nation free of toxic, egocentric, corrupt, selfish, who doesn’t care, etc.)

[@rrishu2610]

People are losing hope. Thats why your words have weight

[@SMAntony007]

U earnt a new subscriber. This video was short n concise. Appreciate the work

[@ExperienceWithAman]

Lol I am so happy that I only visit India now on a tourist visa. Moved to Australia 5 years ago and never looked back.

[@rahanmathew9753]

How is australia now it's good to migrate

[@manpro1336]

Awsome bro how to move to Australia?

[@StyleswithCourtney]

Get out

[@rahanmathew9753]

@@StyleswithCourtney why?

[@djsahilking3807]

@@StyleswithCourtney That's what our grandparents think about British as well

[@Unfollowthem]

Useless Education System. And. Forcefull imposing this education system on whole nation is major Problem.

[@user-ee4st1be2y]

Thanks for the nice explanation. Finally figured out what I’ve been recently wondering.

[@mega-mind355]

Good one. I completely agree with you. I have felt these first hand.

[@radhakrishnann3845]

Like your "If given a chance everyone will runaway"

[@shirintalwar2033]

GST on every item purchased and heavy taxes are a huge drain for the middle class esp. when you get nothing in return ... Like affordable healthcare, good civic amenities and roads etc 😢are a major factor for people immigrating abroad due to good facilities there ! We need a government focussing on these factors instead of religion and divisive politics 😢 we will then see a better India !

[@prakashgmd]

Up to the point and based of facts & figures. Your immense talent is evident, and I hope you have a fantastic future ahead.

[@smiralshah7635]

All points are absolutely on point. Grt video

[@dhirajchawla9510]

Pollution, behavioural issues, etiquettes, religious politics, quality of life and food, air, human/ethical values, cleanliness are also other reasons.

[@rbflowin_TV]

You think behavioural issued dont exist overseas?

[@Victoria-pv5vn]

You forgot to mention personal hygiene and

[@dhirajchawla9510]

@@Victoria-pv5vn "cleanliness" covers all

[@parinita949]

Reservation system ✨

[@sirg3137]

​@@dhirajchawla9510 gandu tu kitna cleanliness rakta tha jab tu india may tha . sala india may jab rahata hay tab to tera jaysa gandu log kuch follow nahi karta . just bhar ja kar ghan chodana hay tum logo ko . india may kavi nahi ana and india say releted v mat karna khud ko .

[@Internalview44]

Initially i thought it was an toxic video but after watching it i Agreed and there is a valid point in it i also facing this issue i worked 10 hours in a day for two years without increment i lost my job in corana ok and in corona i lost my mind but good job bro😢

[@_WyngX]

Well made, Saran! :)

[@dnbhatia85]

very nicely covered all the points.

[@dineshbs444]

How is it possible that in just 2.5 years, 28 lakh Indians have gone to US with Work VISAs? Because each year, at max there are about 120,000 work visas given out on lottery basis where around 8 lakh people apply. In 2.5 years, you don't even have 28 lakh applicants in the first place, let alone that many work visas. At max, in 2.5 years, 300,000 Indians can go with Work VISAs.

[@ayushtripathi5546]

Donkey route through darien gap

[@SaranCena]

I mentioned 28 lakh Indians have gone "abroad" on work visas. It's not just the US, it includes other countries as well. Hope this helps :)

[@abhisheks8017]

There are other countries apart from USA man.

[@dineshbs444]

@@SaranCena ah shoot. I was flabbergasted hearing 28 lakh to US

[@KaushikNSanji]

For most Indian people, going overseas means they are going to USA. Rest of the world is undersea! Just kiddin!

[@mohammadkhalique9622]

In India, people are voting based on religion, caste, and creed. Work culture is very toxic with less pay. No social, medical, or education security for taxpayers. Corruption at every level.

[@chandythomas131]

Very well made video :) Kudos to you Saran for doing this.

[@rushirami]

This sums up my reasons to move abroad, I have saved this video and sending it to anyone who asks why I moved.

[@Achilles449]

Saran , everything is nice in your video, just u gotta clean the electric switches behind you.

[@SaranCena]

oh yeah never really thought about it. Glad you pointed it out. Will fix it going forward

[@YuukiKagurazaka246]

Reservation is also a problem, even if a general caste person gets more score, a sc/st can just get a post/position in a job with quarter of that score...

[@amudhanbakthavathsalu5308]

you guys will never be trusted man. this applied only for govt jobs..where else you ar efacing this issue..who is looking to join govt office anymore. dont blabber

[@supersayaaain]

Problem is not reservation, u remove your caste

[@YuukiKagurazaka246]

@@supersayaaain It's not me who should remove anything, cause I have no power other than my vote, and I don't care about caste and shit, if reservation is to be removed, caste should be too, also it was not "caste" until Mughal and then British, in the Vedas, it's actually a Varna system which classify people per competence, that is their performance and merit..

[@ravikumar12320000]

In the Vedas, who “classified” the performance/competency of its people?

[@ujjwallll9186]

​@@supersayaaain problem is reservation bro we didn't even know. The caste shit untill we apply for jobs and study then u see some rich kid getting all the facility reservation promotion etc. It will make anyone want to migrate and all of the people who are not going abroad because they can't like me. Keep praising reservation and enjoy this country. Nothing changes if nothing changes.

[@butan9019]

Great video 👏 completely agree with what you have said.

[@preetikapil5141]

Modi! Modi! Modi! this is what happens when the nation is led by a cult hero than a leader.

[@banditonehundred]

It’s ok, Modiji has worked out great deals with Foreign countries to allow easier access for Indians to go abroad

[@preetikapil5141]

In what alternate timeline is Modi doing anything good for India? Indians are trying to immigrate everywhere leaving the country. So many die trying to illegally enter into the USA from his own state of Gujarat.@@banditonehundred

[@unknownuser5718]

This all are the results of 70 years of Congress rule.

[@dariusrana8487]

Exactly! He does nothing but promote hate and division.

[@Saurabhkumar-bn3dl]

​​​@@dariusrana8487Nothing? Okay I don't like current government also, but saying they have done nothing is downright stupid. Internet is very cheap, you can do your own research. Some of the most important shifts in India happened under this government which should have happened decades ago.

[@thorodinson275]

Underrated video

[@chakkapazham965]

It’s peoples fault . Not govt or any party. You get what you deserve . If you vote for development you get development . If you vote for religion and cast you get temples and statues. It’s as simple as that.

[@palbhu647]

Thankssssss Finally some good Clip!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@cewl304]

Well done...you covered all the key reasons affecting middle class aspiring for better lives

[@kamaljeetsingh1467]

People migrated from ages in search of economic prosperity and better living from ancient times, neither any country’s growth or decline is determined by migration itself there are many positive factors like remittances, higher educated diaspora with better connections all over the world etc ✌️

[@Bhairavvvv]

I left india and I don't regret that decision. Foreign countries make you feel important if you are paying taxes

[@user-rh2rw1jc8z]

Don't return ever. I hope you'll not regret ever.

[@Bhairavvvv]

@@user-rh2rw1jc8z who regrets a s*** h**** ?

[@Bhairavvvv]

@@user-rh2rw1jc8z who regrets visiting garbage ?

[@priyankasoni1309]

​@@Bhairavvvvidot

[@Bhairavvvv]

@@priyankasoni1309 don't call your name out loud 😂

[@Tomharry910]

Very balanced, factual and good video.

[@darkshadows7570]

You got balls to tell the truth. Kudos to you !!!

[@Howard-de1gs]

Indian nationals should be aware of the rising Hindo-nationalism in their country. It’s an unhealthy way of developing

[@AmishKumar-lc7zs]

You needn't care about that. It's not a cult faith and probably the best way of life.

[@user-yi8rh9wu9s]

Islamic extremism is healthy isn't it librandu?

[@priyankakumarisingh4511]

Right, there should islamic nationalism? Ohh sorry they don't have concept of nationalism, then islamic t.rr@r!$m? So that more kashmiri hindu genocide, bengal sandeshkhali case etc. like things happen and India could become islamic republic right? Hindus decreased from 85% to 78% population. Allahabad court released report that majority will become minority in coming decades, hindus population are decreasing at very high rate. It diificult for us to live when they are 15% only imagine how will we survive once they become majority and you people just want this.

[@rl8571]

Heartbreaking to hear this from the Philippines. I always think our people shared commonalities when it comes to being the world supply of labor but every Philippine citizen dreams of coming back home to Philippines even if its a poor country while most Indian dream of making a home in America, Canada, or Europe even though India is strong economy. This vlog is enlightening as to why this is happening. Thank you for sharing.

[@user-me5wd9mn8k]

Very true PHILIPPINE PEOPLE ARE PATRIOTIC TO THEIR NATIONS BUT INDIANS ESPECIALLY THOSE MILLINEALS AND GENERATION Z WILL SELL INDIA IF THEY GET A CHANCE

[@virtutepuella7766]

Millions of Indian nurses have moved to abroad for two main reasons : the toxic work culture and the undeserving salary that the Indian hospital pay for their nurses . hospitals are in huge shortage of nurses still , but despite India producing one of the best nurses in the world , they all head to abroad for a better work environment and better life !

[@anshumanrana4696]

Very nice work kudos 👍🏼

[@mariadias3651]

When corruption reach to the lower level it indicates that the Government in power is a Disgrace that is Indian Government

[@Mao-ze-dong]

Very well written and presented. But consider adding solutions too, As we are all aware of these problems. Hope you keep growing Brother. ❤

[@SaranCena]

Thanks for pointing it out. Will definitely consider adding solutions in my future videos.

[@chelovekcyka4783]

@Mao He is not government. He has no obligation to give solution to the problems of a country.

[@Mao-ze-dong]

@@chelovekcyka4783 if he's okay doing so, then what tf are you so irritated about.

[@chelovekcyka4783]

@@Mao-ze-dong Look who is irritated.

[@newbee2262]

Thankyou Mao. Saran - can you make a part 2 for this one with solutions to consider?

[@nidhin916]

Can't agree more on everything you pointed out, from someone who moved abroad after quitting his government job in India and is finally content with his life.

[@anshulmishra5521]

Spot on!

[@factspk373]

Main thing is per capita… GDP is up because of large population spending everyday. But per capita income in UK is 100 times better

[@offtheradar1898]

There's no need to bring Patriotism into this. People don't care about their country, they only care about their own lives. Most people want to live in a good country.

[@user-me5wd9mn8k]

YEAH SELFISH GENERATION WHO DON'T EVEN CARE TO LOOK AFTER THEIR PARENTS BUT WANT THEIR MONEY ONLY.

[@KarthickJayaraman20090]

Gujjus take loans n escape.

[@user-me5wd9mn8k]

@@KarthickJayaraman20090 what about karunanidhi and thirutu dmk family

[@KarthickJayaraman20090]

@@user-me5wd9mn8k they are corrupt too.

[@SathyaswamyS]

Exactly

[@badlav120]

There can be infinite number of problems if we start counting 😅 but India is our motherland and this feeling is enough for me to fight all those problems. Even if i fail , i will try again .

[@AmitKhanna1984]

Very good informative video.....I absolutely agree with you......Thanks!!

[@samann95014]

Sad reality. If the corruption was not so deep, I would have stayed in my country. The food, the festivals, the weather ... everything else is great.

[@SathyaswamyS]

The weather is trash now due to global warming.

[@kartikpintu]

@@SathyaswamyS india is the largest contributor of global warming lmao

[@priyankakumarisingh4511]

@@kartikpintu what? how? India is among the countries with lowest per capita emission of CO2.

[@priyankakumarisingh4511]

@@SathyaswamyS I will agree as this summer it felt like I am living in some desert.

[@carlosgd8903]

There is also another reason - under Mr. Modi's dictatorial fascit regime, I know that I as a non hindu, non hindi speaking person will not be safe or supported by my govt. His focus only on building temples and blind eye on RSS thugs running rampant in the country means more educated and minority individuals will leave. There is no hope. Just get out legally

[@sirg3137]

😂😂 nice sir . Great you go to abroad. Tera jaysa chutiya ko india ka jarurat nahi hay . jitna tera jaysa chutiya hay bo hum hera desh say nikal Jaya to hum hera desh ka he accha hoga .

[@umanuthi4883]

A very nicely done analysis and presentation! Congratulations! Sad state of affairs but accurate.

[@syedpacha3515]

Respect the honesty in this video at least someone here talking facts !

[@ThankYouGoogle4]

The absolutely pathetic law system in india made me leave the country I loved because we’re humans too and want to live peacefully! Women here in east Asia still know about family values unlike new age Indian women who are given limitless power and do not shy away from misusing those biased laws! India will definitely become the most powerful economy but it’s becoming a breeding ground for greedy individuals instead of individuals with honor!

[@nitinjaiman]

The funny thing is that my jealousy uncle and aunts tell me that USA doesn’t have India type close nitt society. In reality, in USA, if any wrong happens to anyone then their neighbors and others come forward in support. They take care of environment like its their own house while in India, if any wrong happen to anyone then instead of helping, neighbors make fun of that person. Don’t even get me started on how society treats their environment by literring 24X7

[@mitrar123]

I pity u for such kinda mindset, u didn't have good ppl around u in India that doesn't mean ppl aren't good here

[@shubhamsinha5689]

​​@@mitrar123He's right. Most people in India are there to have fun out of your life. The mindset differs here. I'm not talking in particular here. Generally, people are more interested in your life than themselves. There are some really good people here though. No hate for them.

[@mitrar123]

@@shubhamsinha5689 yeah that happens, but good ppl exit. I guess the baby millennials and genz can bring the change. The problem is with those white haired people

[@nitinjaiman]

@@mitrar123 bro, look around you, the streets are full of filth littered by people. I am nationalist too but that doesn’t mean we should close our eyes and only say good things about our nation. The truth is out there in open and its filthy, literally.

[@MadeInAndhra-rk5mw]

Very clinical analysis - I am from the Medical field - and have seen all of these topics in different contexts, but the core of the issues is the same - for instance, take - kickback practice and radiology - It is rampant in India - doctors complain about it - but also involved in it and everybody knows that - it is not going to change much in the near future. The one point I need to add here is Culture - and mindsets - (not just work - but also family traditions and day-to-day life expectations on human behavior - they need to be addressed, too, I believe mine was more of a cultural migration).

[@shyamalapadmakar9178]

Very interesting and thought provoking video.Congrats keep going.

[@ananths1122]

I rarely click the bell icon. Your channel always keep proving the worth of clicking the bell icon for notifications. Very good topics bro.

[@SaranCena]

Appreciate the kind words :)

[@DooDumDum]

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