Why So Many CEOs are from India

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[@misternegative2759]

well india has no such huge debt to the world that us owes to the world , also the cos of living is much less . Real wealth > that crypto or screenshoted nfts . Insecurities and risks also adds up with style of living . So costly inventions and research at the expense of future loans or future debts that the country owes to . Btw inequality is very high.

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[@user-us9ex2ih9m]

like the zoom shot of garbage in the river bank...pretty sums up the western lens...almost negates the thousands of kms of highways, roads, airports, clean drinking water and the rivers that have been cleaned in recent years...

[@Ashutoshkumar-ji7vh]

India also has very beautiful places and rich places. But as usual u arrogent western ssee and show only poverty of india. More then 25% American is homeless.

[@lavonnealexander6936]

My retail manager was a Indian woman. One of the best managers I ever had as a employee. Indians make great managerial decisions. It’s literally their calling.

[@Pernection]

Why can't they manage their own country better?

[@arthas7]

@@Pernection coz British looted and ran away with all the wealth.. It takes time to rebuild.. Its back on the path...

[@abhinavmishra9323]

@@Pernection Theirs a lot of thing to tell you to complete the answer. I will go short. Indian system is based on caste and gender reservations. Real talent is never rewarded unless it is exceptional. If a child of employee gets 15/450 in uni entrance with employee quota, he is selected even though the cutoff for general category is 390! Many exams simply welcome schedule caste and tribe students to college, they just have to fill the form. Hope you got it

[@abhinavmishra9323]

@@Pernection And yes this caste system was introduced by Britishers because Hinduism did not have caste system but varna. The racism and fair skin obsession is all because of Britishers. Sometimes it gives me chills to think that a country once having neay 2/3 of world's GDP, far ahead in every field than others is trying to seek validation of west(who, apparently, were uncivilized when we were trading!)

[@mohammedfaraaz1240]

@@arthas7 why u india love bring back history nostalgia in conversation ?,not only british fault but indian is most invaded country modi begging british government giving back 45 trillion lol

[@anshunayyar2391]

Salaries in India may be less, but so is the cost of living. It's about the overall culture and opportunities which lure people to go abroad

[@Sumit-rp5mx]

Yeah... that's what i about to say

[@sarveshchitnis6049]

Yes but on a global scale you're saving really less if you're in India. For context, if you want to buy an iPad - a teenager in the West can easily afford it from a months salary working at a local grocery store. Whereas a qualified engineer working in India would have to save up for 2-3 months. So even if the cost of living is less, on a global scale you're not saving much money compared to someone earning in the West.

[@thedmitryguy]

@@sarveshchitnis6049 so true

[@rinkipaswan3313]

@@sarveshchitnis6049 American produce whether it’s goods or services will always be overpriced as long as we play in Dollar and the fact that they can print as much money as they want makes everything just rigged. All things which are locally produced are extremely affordable in india. For example Compare prices of food,housing or health care rates relative with salary in india & US.

[@roshenphilip2408]

@@rinkipaswan3313 exactly, obviously Iphone is not something an Indian would unless he can easily afford it or needs it, that doesn't mean we don't use smart phones. Just saying. In short no one cares much about an iPhone. In short in India cause of cheaper options.

[@Phriffo]

I’m not an Indian, but I know that they are one of the most talented individuals ever to walk in America. Respect!!👌🏾❤️

[@madmax7520]

This is actually sad for indians

[@AjaySharma-mh6qr]

you allow mainly the talented ones. so its quite obvious :)

[@mastergamerz5666]

I am an Indian, and the reason for going to abroad is - 'lack of opportunities'. To get into the best universities of India (iits) you need to give world's one of the most difficult exam JEE advanced and 120k-150k candidates appear to give that exam out of which only 10k-12k get admission. And the worst part is that even the the best iit's world rank is somewhere in 170s and rest of the iits are not even in top 200

[@gj1234567899999]

America respects talented people and rewards their talents no matter your race. Can you imagine The biggest Chinese companies ever getting Indian CEO’s? It’s impossible to imagine.

[@Tosh.31]

Indians are not the most-talented, just happens that most of the talented Indians are in USA.

[@KingDavid-jj7tk]

Indian diaspora (everywhere, not only in America) have technical knowledge and entrepreneurial skills that makes them success everywhere. They have willingness to learn and hard-working in every fields from being a low-wage laborers to a businessman without any prestige feeling. plus Americans and America as we know it is finished. All indications point to 2023 being a year of severe economic pain across the country. Put that money to work right away to make it grow. I knew I had to make an investment. I never imagined that a few thousand dollars per month would add up. However, it is. I've made around $600,000 since 2020..

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[@Chisobhaneko]

The reasons why indians are successful in western countries are... These indians that migrated to western countries are the top echelons of indian societies and mostly from upper castes.. Also indians have to be great at a lot of things to just survive in india, with western society their society is built so that individuals are focused on becoming expert one specific skill, with indian society you have to become some sort of engineers from day one.. that's why these type of indians find it super easy to excel in western countries where they compete with white people who are not as much prepared... They can juggle more things at once and get it solved quickly than white people.. that's why they are successful in western countries..

[@brookeblake3324]

Indian science and technology talents are outstanding, and they have made significant contributions to the technology development of English-speaking countries.

[@kiran2188]

Yeah thanks☺️✌️💝 Btw from which country you are?

[@alamk1956]

Proficiency in their colonial Master's language gave the Indians an edge over others. In fact engineers from Chinese immigrant community were the backbone to form strong technogical foundation of USA in last century. Most of the Chinese settlers at that time were rail and agricultural workers. However a good number of their children became brilliant engineers and scientists. That was much before Indians go there en masse.

[@avg_user-dd2yb]

@@alamk1956 Chinese are smarter and more hard working than us indians...

[@alansmods1775]

@@avg_user-dd2yb some of them are but the people behind the government steals tec from the west through hackers where as Indian people are trying their hard to make their own technology

[@davel7037]

@@alamk1956 you forget that most of these Indian CEO's started their journey from India scratch, going through all that difficulties one would face in India. Getting out of India is an achievement in itself

[@minstreltokunbo]

I attended classes with Indians and they are so intelligent. I have often wondered how their educational curriculum is structured. Brilliant!

[@minstreltokunbo]

@80_ronit mehta really?

[@minstreltokunbo]

@80_ronit mehta I can imagine!

[@knpagrbah]

@@minstreltokunbo where did you attend classes with other Indians? just asking….

[@vineeth9295]

Bro it's not like that, india has some of the worst education systems thanks to colonalization

[@knpagrbah]

@80_ronit mehta but it's also garbage

[@mahavakyas002]

Satya Nadella single-handedly saved Microsoft. He propelled its stock price from the pits into the stratosphere. He deserves at least $1 Billion as a bonus.

[@loser3357]

Yes he deserves 😤👍💯🤙👀

[@Dip..0110]

that ain't the truth

[@moroccovideos2167]

Nutella shouldve gone back home and started a tech start up there, wouldve been better for his country.

[@Kai-iq2ps]

Which he received in stocks of course.

[@loser3357]

@@moroccovideos2167 just shut up 😒

[@ntlorandomdude]

As a burmese citizen🇲🇲, I'm so proud of my neighbour country India🥰🇮🇳.

[@l.lawiet9860]

Love from India brother

[@sagarkb3149]

🙏

[@akhandbharat6282]

We HINDUS are very very smart, the VEDIC way of living and vegetarian diet allow us to concentrate on 5 things at once. It is impossible to convey here as it is a personal experience to each HINDU, we are a superior race when it comes to intelligence and raw brain power.

[@alpha7827]

@@akhandbharat6282 look this barbaric person arrived with its old religious thought . These people dialy have riots based on religion. These are the most wildest people ever . Exception: i found northeast kinda peaceful.

[@TheSuperior100]

@@akhandbharat6282 Stop dreaming lol

[@sesetio338]

In New Zealand majority of my lecturers are Indian! Coolest and chillest people I know! :)

[@ayushmishra8628]

🙂

[@sakuranovaryan9261]

That's quite interesting...

[@agarwalamit081]

Thanks to the billion Indians..It will help me get away with it even if my sense of humour is gonna be dull or horrific :) nah..just kidding!

[@dheerajk9105]

Hold ur beer... U did not meet indian lecturers in indian unis... 😉😅

[@iknowiminsane1949]

@@dheerajk9105 this tbh

[@volksraad6253]

As a non Indian, maybe it's a good news for Indian that there are a lot of Indian being good engineer and CEOS in many countries, but actually they maybe sad that their people work for other country and leave their own country is left behind just like that.

[@khushi-zd1xi]

Everyone wants to live a good life

[@vj450]

You are indian

[@upendo.3570]

@@vj450 😂

[@red_dawg5564]

@@vj450 I need to know the 6 people who liked this...

[@utkarshtiwari5584]

Technically this is good for Indian-Americans not for Indians, as they all had already relinquished there Indian citizenship in favor of US citizenship, then only I had seen them occupying that high position.. I don't remember one Indian except of Raghuram Rajan, reaching a pinnacle post as such without having to relinquish Indian citizenship...

[@charlesbabbage1991]

I learned programming from indian youtubers, They explained everything smoothly. And now I'm working as programmer in one of the most popular university in the Philippines. Update: I'm now working as a Full stack Developer in one of the most popular Life Insurance in the world

[@TUMTUMTUM981]

We HINDUS are very very smart, the VEDIC way of living and vegetarian diet allow us to concentrate on 5 things at once. It is impossible to convey here as it is a personal experience to each HINDU, we are a superior race when it comes to intelligence and raw brain power.

[@linashlin5212]

@@TUMTUMTUM981 stop self priding. I am from India. Not a hindu.

[@DK-by4ee]

@@TUMTUMTUM981 Stop this BS I am an Indian as well as Hindu but i reject your opinion

[@TUMTUMTUM981]

@@DK-by4ee Who gives two flying fu about you.. stop being an apologetic hindu. Understand and accept the true might of your race. We HINDUs and jews are a superior race and we are here to do great things. Jai Sri Ram.

[@nivnavion]

I’m an Indian Hindu and that is such BS, there is no superior race objectively, and if there is it most definitely isn’t india… yet, probably one of the Scandinavian countries, also you cannot just use Hindus and Indians interchangeably, this mindset is what holds india back, india is literally one of the most racist countries on the world, how is that good? It’s nurture over nature.

[@lilybaker732]

I hope India continues to grow and thrive. It would be great to have another democracy as a world superpower.

[@vivekgiri3117]

I like your Idea.. to support democracy rather than national borders..

[@kshitijhatgaonkar3039]

Democracies have always been Great 🙌 But India especially has a long History of Kingdoms and Monarchs that followed Democratic practices, Inclusivity and Coexistence with Nature and Natural Law! If it hadn't been the British with their Ponzy schemes and Manufactured weapons that were forced upon Countries with rich Culture and Heritage,,,, India would already be a Superpower by now.

[@FalconTheFries]

Current government does not act like democracy

[@harshpherwani6590]

You're absolutely correct, but sadly the current government is acting more authoritarian and making a joke of our constitutional democracy with every day that they're in power.

[@PomegranateChocolate]

Don't be silly. India is a land grabbing hegemon. India is hated in its own neighborhood because its neighbors see India as a bully.

[@nikyabodigital]

They rose from being an employee to CEO. They sure have good work ethics. As Jeff Bezos predicted. This will be india's century.

[@blazefx8984]

Jeff Bezos said that because the audience were indian lmao he just said that so he gets some claps lmao. Hes never mentioned that to a non indian audience

[@nikyabodigital]

@@blazefx8984 So after what you see around you, you think it's not real? India will become the next china and that's a fact. Your premise is all subjective and courtesy mine are all straight facts. Regardless of how you feel it will happen. I'm not even an Indian

[@-SP.]

@@nikyabodigital Vietnam is in a better position of being the next China than India. Most companies leaving China are settling for Vietnam over India due to how difficult the Indian government makes it to do business. AI is already advancing, so within the next 10 years, most manual labor jobs will most likely be automated meaning India will struggle employing their large population, which is already a problem. Btw I am Indian, so this isn't a foreigners perspective

[@ayushnigam4384]

@@-SP. your perspective is negative and it seems that you are not aware pf ground reality kindly do some research regarding production linked incentive scheme which GOI announced for white goods , steels , textile automobile smartphone , cement and chemical sector sure i dont think that AI can manufacture garments or cement steel etc

[@divyanshugoyal9818]

@@-SP. but recently our govt. announced pli scheme in all sectors like smartphone manufacturing and chip manufacturing. And we are already 2nd largest smartphone producer in the world.

[@selenadawnwilson1534]

The smartest girl I ever met is Indian. Ever. Like I’ve never seen such an intelligent human. She’s very kind as well.

[@somespotifyuseronyoutube3987]

This.... This is the problem, western always admire us, flatters us. Indian lik getting flattered 🙂 and then you know mmm

[@Deepusingh-ct6kx]

@@somespotifyuseronyoutube3987 😂😂

[@pranav8747]

@@somespotifyuseronyoutube3987 well this is true. Indians want to recognition by other country people and you may have seen many reaction channels of foreigners, who gave fake reaction to indian culture, movies etc. And make money in millions. I really really hate that.

[@pranav8747]

@@Deepusingh-ct6kx 😂

[@sujalghorse4088]

@@pranav8747 i want to share an example with you. The biggest semiconductor electronic items produces, tsmc founder has been working in usa for his entire half life. And the rest of his life he invested in taiwan. So i am pretty sure one day they will too invest in india. Now they can take all experience which they need. They left india when no company was there to invest in india. But now companies are investing in india.

[@mohakgpt]

As an young Indian doctor in USA, I must appreciate the openness of the American culture, contrasted with barricades for outsiders in many other countries. That being said, the work culture and circumstances in India have to be made better if the ‘brain drain’ is to be stopped.

[@iaryansr]

Sir I am a 4th year mbbs student in ims bhu. I want to settle in the USA can you please guide me how and what are the processes???

[@aryankumarjha4274]

@@iaryansr waah bhaai tm v nikal lo 😔 !! Ek to aise hi india m medical fraternity m kitna difference h doctors ke demand and availability m upr se tmlg ko v bahar settle hona h 🥲

[@iaryansr]

@@aryankumarjha4274 bhai yha kam paise me kam karu reservation ke dhakke khau aur apne agle generation ko bhi khilau patient ke parents se galiya sunu itni padhai bhi karo par log kahte hai doctor lutere hai aur in sabke baad bhi under paid and overworked to kya kru is desh mai batao bhai

[@winsomeyou1837]

this comment should be on top

[@peterparker9954]

There is no brain drain.... Indians give back the money through remittances to families in India Our greatest strength is people....

[@hallowseve9512]

I studied computer science in America and only made it through my algorithms classes because of the intelligent teachers from India on KZbin!! They are the smartest and best instructors. They deserve the positions in America, truly.

[@MarsorryIckuatuna]

Excellently researched, I was wondering just that. I also appreciate that the US is able and willing to let anyone lead. Not so much in our country, where there are hefty protectionist measures.

[@sabrinakhan8217]

The real reasons behind Indian CEO's : 1) You can't call it a brain drain, every Indian will run towards the west if given a chance. Even the rich indians. India is corrupt, racist, unpaved and abject poor. 2) In the USA, they pick these CEO's for socio political demographic reasons. in other words to cater to larger market and shame black American population. 2) To kill two birds with one shot- meaning playing race card in case of huge lawsuits. Till today we can't criticize the worst president ever black Obama. I've seen the trial of Sunder Pichai. A couple of hrs. before the trial 30,000 Indians signed an online petition " stop the racism". The white jury was nervous throughout the trial. They succumbed to public pressure and google dodged $10 billion in law suits. Microsoft got rid off so many lawsuits after Bill Gates appointed an indian CEO. Whites have become hostages in their own countries that they built with hard work.

[@fineman2712]

@@sabrinakhan8217 are you a bot, paid servant or just jealous?

[@Tj.253]

@@sabrinakhan8217 muslim in,vaders and Britishers made us poor they cane here for lo,ot,bt still we r progressing there countries, what is m,uslims contribution in this World??

[@ravitejaknts]

@@sabrinakhan8217 Never seen a person who speaks that confidently with the most bull shit fake info.

[@sabrinakhan8217]

@@fineman2712 Bot or paid servant of what? I'm an American and want the best for America. These racecard playing cry babies are the reason nationalist Trump was booted out through corruption,.The mixing of 3rd world cultures in the West will destroy western values. Sunder Pichai supported Obama, Hillary and her Pakistani state secretary Huma Abedin in the USA but he backs Modi in Inda with dollars made in the USA. A liberal in the USA wants a right wing in India? what's this?

[@saarimkhan1246]

The graduated rate of IIT is not even 1%. More than 1 million (10 lakh) students give jee mains which is kinda like pre IIT exam . If they get a rank of something around 100k(1 lakh)something like that then only they are allowed to give the IIT exam out of which 40k cracks it. So there are like 2 exams to get into the prestigious IIT and only 10k gets into it. Hence the acceptance rate is something around 0.5%

[@adhnaanahmed5029]

No 10k only get into it

[@avasdasgupta1657]

@@vs1867 its around 4k not 40k

[@naveensingh6148]

@@vs1867 40k cracks the exam but seats are for only 10k in iit

[@satrajitsantra3452]

Their success has nothing to do with IIT. It's all US education.

[@avasdasgupta1657]

@@satrajitsantra3452 😂😂😂

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Every family has that one person who will break the family financial struggle I hope you become the one ☺️

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[@christopherhobb7702]

@@thomasdooley3702 you're right it's obvious a lot of people remain poor due to ignorance

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I'm looking for something to venture into on a short term basis, I have about $6k sitting in my savings

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[@errrzarrr]

I'm not Indian, I am from Dominican Republic, but I am a Software Engineer and have worked with many many Indians as colleagues and have had many Indian Managers. They are great people to work with. 🙌🏻

[@RayMak]

They are amazing people

[@theindividual2417]

Thanks bro

[@anishdirk]

Everywhere I go, I see his comments. - Yoda , 2012

[@adityabhalekar3506]

@@anishdirk *visible confusing* Edit: confusion

[@deki9827]

@@anishdirk mmm, see I comments his, go everywhere I.

[@cock_baitman6701]

@Simran jena mam this is bots comment

[@nxva8726]

Any child born in India would know, you have to do a lot more with a lot less (called "jugaad"). There's inherently greater competition at each step of life, less of everything, every resource imaginable is scarce. Even KG schools have interviews to select who gets in. As years go by, this gets hard wired in our brains. Adapt, change, excel, push. It's basically survival. What is taken as granted in richer countries, Indians need to work much harder to even get that much. Plus we're nerds and have pushy parents who want their child to be top at his field so they can feel good & brag to their relatives. So it's a culture thing as well

[@yuanruichen2564]

china is very similar with india in this respect, difference being china having a little bit more resource and the elites of china generally stay in china

[@Harshanandita]

True , And one more thing We adjust to situations easily without asking much We don't leave our Indian culture , and don't hate western culture as well That's how we adapt to western conditions very easily

[@manishtaker8622]

@@yuanruichen2564 china pays good enough to its techies but in india not so much most of the time techies in india get exploited

[@_Sujit_Mohanty]

Correct

[@xpengfangirl7942]

sounds like china

[@DrHouse-xo4lb]

As an Indian, it is truly heartwarming to see so many kind comments about people's interactions with Indians overseas! While the Indian education system needs a lot of reform and upgradation, the immense competition for the best colleges does help identify talented and hardworking people who end up doing well in their careers :)

[@BM-pv5bd]

I myself missed the IIT's by getting a rank of 19k(general) but joining the IIIT's..The discipline and the ups and downs a person faces during JEE/NEET prep can never be told by words, It definitely shapes our life in a much better way if one works hard and succeeds/fails in that 🔥😀

[@knowmore147]

Which iiit u joined??

[@nitinkumarmishra2211]

Very true!

[@satyampandey890]

Ok brother 😭

[@rajinfrastructure3293]

Same.

[@thiswasme5452]

Hope you become a CEO as well.

[@everythingpc9703]

As a computer engineer here in Texas there were by far more Indians in my engineering program than any other race and it wasn’t even close. I also went to a predominately white university. When it comes to tech and engineering companies they tend to hire former engineers to be their ceos

[@damtran993]

one word: in-group preference, all it takes is one Indian HR manager, or even a middle-line recruiter, and in about a year the company will be flooded with the Indian staff. Therefore, the wh1te replacem3nt agenda is still on course just as the elites want. Won't take long before the wh1te become the minority in their own nations.

@@damtran993 I am Indian and you are absolutely on point. Your Liberal Anti-Wh1te govt with Brandon in charge is the major contributor of fall of your kind. I am a Software Engineer and a staunch Trump supporter from southern part of India. Trump was the best thing that happened to the USA in three decades after Ronald Reagan. Get your country back mate. Good luck. #MAGA

[@haechiwr]

@ 2 more years

[@user-lx7kx1dd3q]

Computer engineering aka IT/computer science, so not a surprise.

[@everythingpc9703]

@@user-sn6hd4kg6b I did, but it doesn’t take me watching a video to know that the engineering classes I personally attended during my program were dominated with Indians by far compared to every other ethnicity.

[@Nhat4537]

Not every country has the most CEOs, importantly, they always strive and strive to develop themselves and the general community, including India.

[@akhandbharat6282]

We HINDUS are very very smart, the VEDIC way of living and vegetarian diet allow us to concentrate on 5 things at once. It is impossible to convey here as it is a personal experience to each HINDU, we are a superior race when it comes to intelligence and raw brain power.

[@evebrry]

@@akhandbharat6282 stop talking about religion all the time :/

[@lonelyraccoonchild8223]

@@evebrry i agree with you that people shouldn’t bring up things like that all the time, but I just wanted to correct as a hindu that hinduism isnt a religion.

[@evebrry]

@@lonelyraccoonchild8223 yea ik it's a way of life.

[@aiv4873]

I can't speak for everyone in this video, but Satya Nadella is an awesome human being, he's the reason why Microsoft isn't associated with garbage tech companies. He also understands the value and limitations of money and respect. It's unfortunate what happened to his son, but Nadella has grown from the many obstacles thrown his way.

[@Freon914]

I don't know about these CEO's but Indian lecture videos are great for teaching me lessons when I am cramming

[@lobgrenuke]

Being an Indian, it's clear to me why this happens. Indian parents and families are just so determined to make their kids get to the top of their fields (although not every Indian family encourages business) that we're now accustomed to working hard to just get to the top

[@akhandbharat6282]

We HINDUS are very very smart, the VEDIC way of living and vegetarian diet allow us to concentrate on 5 things at once. It is impossible to convey here as it is a personal experience to each HINDU, we are a superior race when it comes to intelligence and raw brain power.

[@purabthepenguin2354]

@prajnana Because in India reservations are killing talent. And on the other hand western countries reward them for talent.

[@nafeeahnaf6296]

​@@akhandbharat6282 what kind of racist comment is this disgusting

[@akhandbharat6282]

@@nafeeahnaf6296 What?? What is racist about it?

[@abhinn849]

@@akhandbharat6282 being hindu has nothing to do with being smart lol

[@mayurkulkarni2829]

1. Indic civilizational culture 2. Early Adaptation 3. Hunger for knowledge 4. Loyalty towards a company 5. Communication skills

[@pvasir]

Willing to take cheaper compensation than White folks.

[@manhoosnick]

Shoe polishing of boss, the most important skill our people have.

[@Coconut_water890]

@@manhoosnick stop being negative 👍

[@manhoosnick]

@@anuragsharma5810 ok uncle

[@manhoosnick]

@@anuragsharma5810 ok boomer, tumhare to jese personal relation hain Satya Nadella se.

[@frankschest8584]

Indians have shown the ability to look at world problems with a unique perspective and resourcefulness. May it be the software engineers who leads Google, Microsoft etc or Indian Aerospace engineers of NASA. I have no doubt that Indians will prevail in the aerospace industry as well. And you don't have to worry about Indians taking over the world or trying to dominate other nations because they genuinely wants to solve problems with out expecting anything in return. Their culture is based on core values like, Vasudeva Kudumbakam - Regardless Of The Differences In Culture, Nation Etc, The Essence Of All Humans Are The Same. Hence World Is One Big Family. Aham Brhmasmi' - My Identity Belong To Cosmos. What Ever I Do Is Not Just For My Self, But For All Living Beings. Adithi Devo Bhava - A Person From A Foreign Land Coming To Our Country Must Be Treated With All Respect And With Everything Possible - Like A God. Satyam Eva Jayathe - Truth/Righteous/Love/Dharma Etc. Anyone Who Divert From These Values Will Be Eventually Crushed By The Dharmic Wheel, Regardless Of How Successful They Look. Hence 'truth will always prevail.' These are core values of Indian culture for thousands of years. Its in their blood and comes naturally to Indians.

[@Sundark822]

Hindus are smart because of Hinduism, brahmin follow Hinduism the most and they are the smartest of all Hindus, what more proof you want..

[@vanshrvg3811]

Hatts off bro u know so much about our india

[@techwizard8214]

@@vanshrvg3811 He is Indian

[@lelouchvibrittania8478]

Indian here. Thank you for your kind words. However, the problem of "brain-drain" is very real here in India and after the Twitter CEO announcement, it has received even more traction.

[@TUMTUMTUM981]

We HINDUS are very very smart, the VEDIC way of living and vegetarian diet allow us to concentrate on 5 things at once. It is impossible to convey here as it is a personal experience to each HINDU, we are a superior race when it comes to intelligence and raw brain power.

[@PikachuFanRishabh]

That 'Culture' needs to be established in India if we want to retain our talent. 40-50 startups turning unicorns in 2021 may be a sign of 'reverse brain drain'. Only time will tell what is going to happen :)

[@abhishekpatawari6871]

You did not took the excess liquidity factor, inflation, and fake companies like BYJUs into account

[@drfate9110]

BJP RSS will divide India and bring back to primitive age

[@nerdydeep5955]

@@abhishekpatawari6871 byjus is not a fake company,you can say they are doing marketing but not a fake company

[@nerdydeep5955]

@@drfate9110 you left one thing RAwwww 🤣🤣🤣 Pakistani bots

[@nerdydeep5955]

@@drfate9110 bjp gave loans to them to startups

[@rajdeep_2002_]

All those CEOs went to US in 90s, in last 7-8 years India has started building up a good startup culture and ecosystem which will only grow in coming years... only thing is, still now most Indians are obsessed with west... but this will also change in next generations

[@abhishekvishnoi7462]

This gonna never change buddy 🤣

[@manasraj2632]

Because of government support and digitalization

[@rajdeep_2002_]

@@abhishekvishnoi7462 This will... I hope, Umeed pe dunia kayem he😊 I believe next 10 years me hi massive change ayega... condition ye he ki India kisi war me physically participate na kare or silently grow karte rahe🙂

[@abhishekvishnoi7462]

@@rajdeep_2002_ until corruption is not removed in india's condition is not gonna change . And their is no step forward in removing corruption by the present government rather have taken steps backward to increase corruption and legalize corruption

[@JustGotALife]

It's not about work ethic or money, it's also about freedom and culture

[@Ali_Khan60]

This was incredibly well-explained! Cheers from Canada

[@hikingcloud]

I am so proud of my people and country! Once the western media used to refer us as country of cows and snake, and now the same media hails everything our people and country does. All the credit goes to parents of this generation, they sacrificed, toiled everyday, every hour to give their kids right value and education , and what we are seeing today is result of that culture we built. Mark my word, this is just beginning!

[@potsuaye69]

india is not only taking over big tech companies but they're also the best at explaining stuff in 5 minute long videos

[@hypercrack7440]

If you think that poverty is the factor then Oh boy, I wonder where the African CEO's are..

[@markpage4875]

😂😂

[@thefamousdjx]

There's people just as smart in Africa as well everywhere else, I wouldnt imagine many people get a chance or the means just go to study a masters at Stanford, or to even own a laptop or access the internet. So dont look down on others, you dont know what they could have achieved if they got a better hand in life. And poverty is relative, poverty in india might be 100x better than poverty in a war stricken dictatorship country.

[@Q_QQ_Q]

there is no african quota but there is brgamin quota

[@hypercrack7440]

@@Q_QQ_Q Hey OG, you still living the Quota lyf? Catch up😂😂

[@user-vj9hb3gy6d]

There are many reasons: African countries don’t have many IT companies like India. Not all Africans speak English as a second language like Indians. India is poorer than European countries but richer than African countries - so there are many people in India than in African countries who can afford to immigrate to a western country. Indians love the western countries so much. Almost all Indians would love to migrate to a western country if given chance.

[@arjunsv9]

As a CEO, I approve this as 100 percent true 😂

[@TUMTUMTUM981]

We HINDUS are very very smart, the VEDIC way of living and vegetarian diet allow us to concentrate on 5 things at once. It is impossible to convey here as it is a personal experience to each HINDU, we are a superior race when it comes to intelligence and raw brain power.

[@johnfish4225]

CEO of selling hot dogs?

[@athulkrishna6209]

@@TUMTUMTUM981 tf. Its not about hindu or any religion its all about humans minds 🤌🏽

[@tysonnfury9226]

@@TUMTUMTUM981 shut up bro ,dont degrade our value with theese comments

[@Iamjustacoach911]

CEO of what -- DOPA😂

[@freedomgal9768]

I see a CEO in my Neice who is in 🇮🇳 India studying Business 👩‍💼 Even her Professor 👩‍🏫 send her a video in which she is saying tgat “ She sees a 👩‍💼 CEO in her. She is 19 and she is so successful. She set up her own small business 👩‍💼 at the age of 18 and us very successful for her age. Her work ethic and determination is superb.

[@RoarMaddy]

The achievements of Indian ceo's in United States aren't a symbol of India's success, rather they are a symbol of India's failure.

[@bhagatrishit486]

Nope , if they send remittance then it's a success

[@byron-ih2ge]

Well thats untrue statement i must say

[@georgiankumarlav]

it's not a success nor a failure.

[@amrit5679]

It's not a success nor a failure

[@darreldennis7115]

@@bhagatrishit486 only the immigrant or first generation does. After that they send zero money.

[@madhavverma6822]

The acceptance rate is about 0.7% in IITs it's a dream college of every science student in the country

[@aaronmathewjacob6159]

But ultimately land up in foreign universities

[@kushal4956]

@@aaronmathewjacob6159 not necessarily. some go to foreign unis after IIT and some go to IIMs (IIMs are like IITs but for business management) or just enter the workforce in India which is what most of them do bcuz it's fairly easy to get a high paying job straight out of uni

[@kaceobrwa7039]

@@aaronmathewjacob6159 and then become topper in that foreign University

[@satrajitsantra3452]

@@kaceobrwa7039 not really. Not even close. You don't know anything about foreign Universities. Don't compare those with Indian education. Lol. Those are much more difficult and much more exposed to the world.

[@satrajitsantra3452]

@@kushal4956 Those who don't get accepted to US universities go to IIM. There aren't many high paying jobs in India.

[@kelvinenem2956]

I HAVE INCURRED SO MUCH LOSSES TRADING ON MY OWN... TRADE WELL ON DEMO BUT I THINK THE REAL MARKET IS MANIPULATED... CAN ANYONE HELP ME OUT OR AT LEAST TELL ME WHAT I'M DOING WRONG?

[@user-lv5lg4de5e]

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

[@jamesbaothanh9534]

Same here, My portfolio has been going down the drain while I try trading,! just don't know what I do wrong

[@user-lv5lg4de5e]

@Beauty Love at this present economic crisis, now is the best time to invest in assets like that

[@user-lv5lg4de5e]

But of a truth people are scared of investing because of high rate of scammers and unprofessional broker in the market.

[@kabiruusman1744]

@Beauty Love What a surprise, I'm really shocked you just mentioned Mr Jay Pelle FX, he is a life saver when it comes to crypto currency. For I am a living testimony for his good and great strategies on trading.

[@noonecares514]

2:11 IIT is not equivalent to MIT. The level of IIT is way higher than that of MIT. Getting into MIT is much easier than getting into IIT.

[@thunderhawk4585]

MIT is number one and continues to be so. Meanwhile IIT are only in the top 50. Let's be real now.

[@yousafsabir7]

this is the thing, in southeast asia, that you struggle with so many problems that it either makes you strong or break you apart

[@adityadraws9535]

India is south Asia

[@us_abus9023]

Akanda Bharat infact

[@atharvpandey3636]

@@us_abus9023 yeah akhand Bharat is same what intillectual call south asia

[@krushna4181]

I think you meant South Asia? Don't include Pakistan in it though, their struggle is for only Kashmir.

[@helper5846]

@@krushna4181 Political bullsh!t mmmmmheh!

[@JJs_playground]

*It's not just how much you make, it's your cost of living that plays a big factor in things.* If you're making the median tech salary of $20,000/year in India but your cost of living is only $5000/year. That is much better than moving to silicon valley getting $126,000/year but a house is $1.5million or your cost of living is $95,000/year.

[@ronaldabraham1088]

So moving abroad will be better option as in USA the person's saving will be 31k dollar while in India it will be 15k dollar according to ur stats mentioned..

[@playmakers415]

@@ronaldabraham1088 yeah in india we could get less Savings and low standard living than abroad

[@kushal4956]

@@playmakers415 yes but we can't afford maids abroad

[@JJs_playground]

@@ronaldabraham1088 you're not taking into account taxes that are charged on that money in the USA.

[@playmakers415]

@@kushal4956 what???

[@peterbryfebres]

Not Just CEO but their are lot of billionaires live in India love from Philippines

[@Sanatani.Chingi]

One of the major functions of a CEO is making managerial decision making skills, in india the type of education provided grooms students to take wise decisions, even in daily lives we need to apply the financial budget concepts and we keep an eye on how one can increase his/her/their profit margin...apart from this the knowledge we hone is at an incredible level...as a topping student of commerce/finance even I might take the job of a CEO into consideration

[@rajavishnuvardhana6830]

Bengaluru is worlds fastest growing IT hub, Indias IT and start up engine ♥️

[@HypnosisBear]

Yeah our Bengaluru, Karnataka! ❤️❤️❤️

[@saniyaabdul1916]

dont forget Hyderabad

[@samshridiagnostics7593]

Lol yes. As a resident of Bengaluru, we don't ask what job you have, we ask which company you work in😆. Most immigrants here are engineers

[@samuraijosh1595]

Home of communal politics.

[@AbeyLincoln1865]

@@saniyaabdul1916 hyd doesn't have startup culture. It's mostly the big companies

[@aniruddhxie2k215]

People who graduated from IITs in 1960s and so on were also like the most successful people on planet Earth They went to the US and other countries and many became professors in MIT and Ivy League colleges You should search Indians from 1967 talking about the future of India by India in Pixels and then watch Where are they now by India in Pixels

[@satrajitsantra3452]

Lol. Some of them got the opportunity to go to the US for higher studies. Neither MIT, nor the IVY leagues (a few of them got into Ivy League). Alright? Most of the US universities are amazing. They got an opportunity to study from there and became successful as they are today. Lol.

[@Analysing802]

Most successful on earth lol ROFL 😂😂😂

[@Harshanandita]

I think that's more than the fact that exist IITs are premium institutions But they are not magical institutions like everyone becomes super successful IITs play a significant role in their journey But it's the person in the end who did it

[@anonymous1408]

Lmfao, is this a satire? Did Elon Musk, Jeff Bezos, Bill Gates, Steve Jobs, Ratan Tata also studied there? Or maybe Larry Page, Jack Dorsey or some big global entrepreneur?

[@juanelnino]

bro did you know when was IIT exam was available for common people as far as i know it was in 70s, and first IIT (IIT Kharagpur) opened in 1951 so how are you talking about 1950s and back then only political people 's children were allowed to give the exam or on the basis of educational numbers of past

[@twentyeightO1]

The problem is you have to start your own company to be a ceo here in India, most of the big companies are family businesses that means next ceo will be the son or a family member of current one.

[@TUMTUMTUM981]

We HINDUS are very very smart, the VEDIC way of living and vegetarian diet allow us to concentrate on 5 things at once. It is impossible to convey here as it is a personal experience to each HINDU, we are a superior race when it comes to intelligence and raw brain power.

[@dreamstate5047]

@@TUMTUMTUM981 abe bejti an kara , thand rakh, smart log aise nahi chillate mauka milne par. we are not suprior, this is not the hindu mindset. so stop posting this same comment.

[@adityajha2707]

Just an amazing video... Good work... Keep it up 👍👍

[@karangupta1825]

India needs pioneers, originators & founders, not employees.

[@notyournormaldev1419]

No india needs environment for these pioneers, founders and employees

[@agrajyadav8888]

And India doesn't need dumbfk politicians who do politics on some stupid temple

[@sergioramos-vd9zk]

@@agrajyadav8888 thats not going to happen bro. U know they will keep winning.

[@sergioramos-vd9zk]

@@agrajyadav8888 i m kind of getting chinese vibes in future india. It will develop just like china but at that time BJP govt. would try to control everything as there will no one to stop them.

[@aryankumarjha4274]

@@agrajyadav8888 also those doing casteist politics like akhilesh yadav , mayavati and lalu yadav 🙂

[@1moreredcoder]

Thank you for making a video for India 🇮🇳 ❤️

[@harekrishna165]

When Dr APJ Abdul Kalam went to the US for His Training In his starting Days, the American Senior Scientists were amazed to see his Talent.... They Offered him to stay Back in the US with 10 Times more Salary and Work for NASA.... U know the Rest

[@HarshitSingh-mm4ks]

2:15 the percentage is even lower Like...around 5K people get gud seats from around 1.3M people! That's around 0.4% And talking of parag Agarwal, he got 78th rank in a mass of these 1.3M people

[@parimtm]

The real tech ceos r the likes of musk, bezoz , zucc etc.. .these indian ceos r jus a way to get into market for the west , even the west guys know they r unstoppable amd nobody could catch em up And for ur case... Parag is from an ultra rich family, his father did bs ms from the us , owned multi millionaire dollar companies , is a tech enthusiast, track runner and his mom was a very famous dietician & former clinicist When u have so much of wealth simce childhood u have no risk , u could jus do whatever u like... 1 in a million people get such parents If everybody gets such parents everyone's gonna be a multi millionaire dollar personality He and the other aforementioned were jus to lucky to be born in rich familes Even pichai(all his poor father stories r false, nadella his father is a tech M-multionnaire)

[@futurexa]

@parimtm disagreed with the luck part. You still need braincells to clear IIT anyways. Best gets the best regardless of their daddy's social status.

[@sapy4124]

@Harshit Singh who told you that they get seats from around 1.3M students?....... U know that around 100k are serious about the JEE MAINS exam.....and out of 1.3 M people, around 250k students are selected to write JEE ADVANCED... but only first 50K to 60k people out of 250K are serious about JEE ADVANCED....So the competition is only between those 60K people to get into IITs..not 1.3M....just do not spread wrong info DUDE!!!!

[@anonymous1408]

@@sapy4124 not only that, 1.3 million candidates didn't even gave jee in 2020 or in 2021, let alone in 2000. Back then there wasn't this much hype and numbers would certainly be low like 400-500k or something.

[@anonymous1408]

@@parimtm these people just believe rags to riches story and become a fanboy. In reality if one is poor, he won't be in USA in the first place and that too in an ivy.

[@rohanindra6401]

Its never usually about money. A person working within the country’s software or tech industry or most large corporates for that matter can have a financially comfortable middle class lifestyle. The push factor is quality of life. The pollution, the traffic, stress, haggling and basic comforts like widespread public sanitation are missing. The West has this. Even China’s rich also send their children abroad for study many of which end up living their permanently. And China is doing quite well with clean and modern cities. But again, pollution. Stress. Traffic. Its not about money but comfort.

[@gladwinsamuel8709]

Exactly bro...i too used to think the same...it's the lifestyle and environment that attracts the youth towards the west..money comes second

[@Akshay-dn7ni]

For me, the reason if I ever leave india will be religion/caste system.

[@GauravSharma2106]

What brought me to US were scientific research opportunities. If you want to do any meaningful and well funded research in India, its incredibly competitive to get in. Pretty much accessible only to geniuses. I am not a genius, but not too bad either. I was left with no choice but to look outside. It wasn't difficult for me to convince a professor to give me a position in his lab in the US. I was able to make good scientific contributions, and continue to do so through my R&D job. Some of us are just nerds who want to do science haha

[@sakuranovaryan9261]

@@Akshay-dn7ni same. Also We've gotten used to living with no freedom of speech but it's not an ideal life. America may have many problems but they actually have freedom of speech.

[@ajay0937]

It's because people are educated and take cleanliness seriously, not like Indians even who are educated don't follow the rules and throw garbage everywhere. Don't follow the rules. Have u seen videos of rich kids in India recklessly driving?? Are they not educated?? Many say "tum jaante nahi, hum kiska beta h??" Are they not educated?? Everything is not the responsibility of govt. Some steps are needed from the people too. Just blaming the govt for everything is not good. It's all about mentality. Westerner prefers cleanliness and follow traffic rules. Not like Indians, not matter how much educated they are.

[@truthwillprevail1816]

Apart from India please note they are fom Hindu religion . In india 20% muslims but no muslim india ceos Now even big corporate ceos like toyota and nissan also hv india ceos

[@pankajdivaniya8055]

There is only one ceo of India Rocky Bhai 👿

[@bhanu3806]

After our Indian PM startup india program in 2016 there is a strong boom in unicorns all around the Country and now the country stands no.3 in the unicorns list all around the world. Much more to come from India .

[@kartiks3478]

Well, i Don't think the startup india program contributed as much as the sudden accessibility to cheap internet did around 2016-17 (ofc due to jio). Thoughts?

[@bhanu3806]

@@kartiks3478 Yes, you are right but also the initiatives like Make in India, Startup India , Digital India , UPI, Rupay, helped a lot in building up these unicorns and strengthening our economy .

[@kartiks3478]

Yes, can't say about others but digital india and especially upi really helped revolutionising this ecosystem.

[@DK-by4ee]

Now people will call you bhakt ..... using JIO's Internet

[@jimmoriarty4530]

America is a capitalist nation that reward productive and successful people, its a land of oppertunity for such people. So the most smart, productive people living in a contries like India will go to such capitalist nation where they could grow. India had a socialist past because of leaders like Nehru and that destroyed India. We are still facing the consequences of socialist policies and hatred towards profit and private companies. If only we had leaders Lee Kuan Yew, who understood the significance of free market and Capitalism, we would have been a developed nation by now and our people could have better standard of living like in Singapore

[@rocker10039]

If Indians respected each other a bit more, then India would unstoppable, from childhood we are taught to envy "Sharmaji ka beta" so we have bad crab mentality, I swear if India didn't have this, we'd be top in everything

[@-SP.]

Caste system also needs to go

[@AkashDeep-rt1cp]

@@-SP. so reservation people from SC got seat by getting only 60% marks where general vati got 90 % but still not selected so deserving candidates are not going to position they should be first eliminate reservation and then india will succeed

[@chaelisa2763]

@@AkashDeep-rt1cp every year there will be only few seats for SC/ST work hard rather than complaining

[@AkashDeep-rt1cp]

@@chaelisa2763 lol only few ? see the reservation percentage if you want to caste system need to go then reservation also have to let go

[@-SP.]

@@AkashDeep-rt1cp The system sucks for everyone. On a daily basis people from a low caste are discriminated but when it comes to opportunities in employment/ education then high caste people are discriminated. It's best if the system is removed so everyone can be equal, or if anything base the system around income to help the less fortunate out.

There was a young guy from India who studied Law and Economics in Maastricht.We sit together in a row,he read some books only twice: He remembered the whole content.

[@santoshstudy5812]

I lived in the US for 7 years and had green card. 1999 to 2006. Most people go to the US for two reasons. 1. Money and salary is more in the US 2. It brings elevated social status in India when you are in the US. When I was living in the US, I could immediately feel that suddenly many of my relatives started respecting me more. 3. There are more opportunities to grow your career, and subsequently money and social status. Why did I come back ? My wife and parents always wanted me to come back. Plus, back in 2006, I thought India is taking off and will be having opportunities similar to the US. Its happening, but at slower pace than I expected.

[@rt7484]

I am working in indian mnc from 7 years I don't have any home any land I can't afford any home even in very small city. I think cost of living is not very cheap. Even no girl want to marry me because I am poor. I am victim of reverse dowry by girl side. They want money from poor engineer . Currently I am 32 years old. Even will not be able to buy any home in next 5 to 10 years . Cost of home is around 55 to 60 lakh in my small city. Now a days girl side are very money minded. One of my relative recently got married but after marriage girl side didn't send girl to groom home because his house was not plastered and floor was not made. My relative is very rich he has 10 hectare of land. Now I am scared how any girl side treat me as I am homeless, landless and fatherless. Lot of girl side came to see me but all denied to proceed further. Even i am not ugly.

[@abelievereverrising283]

@@rt7484 maybe your better off without girls that only marry for money.

[@wolfpack6026]

🇺🇸🇮🇳🇯🇵🇰🇷🇦🇺 I‘m turkish, I wish we would have a bond like that too 🥲 But Erdoğan destroyed nearly all bonds!

[@lakshminarayanas5403]

But you have a bond this 🇨🇳🇵🇰🇹🇷🇰🇵🇮🇷

[@somyaranjansahoosahoo5127]

@@lakshminarayanas5403 Bro government is different .

[@lakshminarayanas5403]

@@somyaranjansahoosahoo5127 You mean the mode of government like Communism and democracy?

[@dhanrajsharma7874]

@@lakshminarayanas5403 he is saying government has different mindset than people of that country

[@wolfpack6026]

@@lakshminarayanas5403 WTF! No, just Pakistan, we are in NATO, 5Head. But I don’t like extremely religious countries such as Pakistan! We left 5,453 lives or even more for 🇰🇷 in the Korea War! So don’t be disrespectful!

[@Unknown-te8fv]

I really respect India and Indian people. They are very good in mathematics, physics, chemistry and cricket

[@Deadpool12353]

and dusting problems under the carpet so the surface looks shinny from above.

[@riseademy92]

i m from india and india is a world guru and i m very proud of it thank you so much

[@airplane800]

During my MBA there were two Indian guys in my group. Every time I needed help, they were the first ones to offer help. I had some Indian guys in my courses, and they were very nice and some very funny. Some Americans in my MBA were very arrogant, and selfish.

[@chuckfeeney3762]

india the land of gods , the land that gave birth to hinduism , buddhism , sikhism , jainism ! the land that dominated the entire world for 8000 years , the land that made every european on this planet so keen to find it to get rich , some europeans even got lost found north america and labelled those brown looking people as indians ,4 centuries of humiliation , exploitation , looting , kiilling millions , just turned the wealthiest country on this planet to a poor country ,left for good in 1947 , india is getting its glory back and is on the way to recapture its past wealth , just a few more goddammmn years , i've had 400 yrs of humiliation , just few more years of humiliation doesn't do us any harm , just few more years

[@sanjaycharan4682]

🙏 yes next centuries belongs to us

[@mohittanwar7972]

@@sanjaycharan4682 not unless we solve internal conflicts. And there r many backstabbers living in our country. They will pull us down.

[@kbshrivastav8539]

@@mohittanwar7972 bank k ssc giving people don't succeed

[@kw-xr4nw]

keep dreaming bozo

[@chuckfeeney3762]

@@kw-xr4nw get in touch with me after 10-15 years , we'll see ,if its dream or its inevitable

[@10000richards]

A CEO is a person who does the job which the owner is supposed to do. ..but gets a lesser amount of money than the owner.

[@honkhonk8009]

Except the owner is actually 5 seperate people

[@youmadbro4121]

Founder>>>>>>>>>>CEO

[@armada70]

@@youmadbro4121 Yes

[@deepsagar681]

Our culture tech us to help others & solve their problems till entire life 🇮🇳 Love ❤️ to the world from Indian

[@s.r301]

India now has an excellent startup eco system and pays well too. A lot of amazing companies are coming up in India and it will be a delight to watch them go from strength to strength.

[@jamestnov41945]

Thank you Cindy and best wishes for the holiday season.

[@DESIVIRALHUNT]

There are total 54 Unicorns to this date, and expected that India will have 150 Unicorns by 2025 according to growth. India is ranked no.3 in globe in number of total unicorns.

[@Harshanandita]

Prashant Dhawan Sir ka student mil gaya 😂

[@DESIVIRALHUNT]

@@Harshanandita Bois rocking everywhere 🤜

[@dhruvsingh3052]

Bhai population bhi to jyaada hai aur dusri baat bidi ke khoke ko kholna india me unicorn ki category me aata hai. India sucks man🤮🤢

[@sriram8027]

Surprisingly 70 percent of them are cofounded by iitians

[@sarthakjain5929]

The amount of money being pumped by chinese investors in these unicorns is also astounding. Like paytm is nearly 40% owned by alibaba group. I wonder why.

[@ago00]

This is the our religion teach us growth jai hindu jai Karnataka

[@rudranilghosh2187]

I want to go to Karnataka

[@ago00]

@@rudranilghosh2187 just sit on the plane and land on it

[@Doge00]

*Just for few years and CEO's will change* , *their is no major invention despite this huge population*

[@vanshikavmittal]

Thanks for speaking about India so positively! I just wanted to point out that India's population is both good and bad for fostering engineers. A lot of these CEOs have come out of the IITs where 800k students write an exam for about 4k seats. Only the best make it and it takes an incredible amount of innate intelligence and dedication to beat those many competitors. At the same time, many students experience burnout and depression due to the same competitive pressure. And as you pointed out, many of these CEOs have also done higher education in top grad schools in the US which makes them very highly qualified. Edit: I never said any of these people became CEOs purely because of IIT. I'm just saying you need to have very high accumen to crack JEE Adv. Coupling that with a degree from an Ivy League in US makes you a very highly qualified person. These people have all invested years in their educations from some of the best colleges in the world. Also, I said most because I am well aware that Satya Nadella is from Manipal. Also, anyone who says IIT is not that big an achievement and they've only gotten so far because of a US education has clearly not given up 2+ years of their life to try and prepare for the hellhole of an exam that is JEE Adv, the discipline it requires lasts with you for life. It doesn't guarantee success and may not always be a fair indicator of merit but its the best we can do given the population.

[@sabrinakhan8217]

The real reasons behind Indian CEO's : 1) You can't call it a brain drain, every Indian will run towards the west if given a chance. Even the rich indians. India is corrupt, racist, unpaved and abject poor. 2) In the USA, they pick these CEO's for socio political demographic reasons. in other words to cater to larger market and shame black American population. 2) To kill two birds with one shot- meaning playing race card in case of huge lawsuits. Till today we can't criticize the worst president ever black Obama. I've seen the trial of Sunder Pichai. A couple of hrs. before the trial 30,000 Indians signed an online petition " stop the racism". The white jury was nervous throughout the trial. They succumbed to public pressure and google dodged $10 billion in law suits. Microsoft got rid off so many lawsuits after Bill Gates appointed an indian CEO. Whites have become hostages in their own countries that they built with hard work.

[@saikatbag3961]

People think that just because they cracked IIT they became CEO.

[@sabrinakhan8217]

@rho Pakistani irani or sudani, pay attention to the message. Can you?

[@dycworld3190]

@rho so you came to that the conclusion that he is from Pakistan just by reading his name , well that's explain. You are one of those who think hindustan is hindu ka sthan.

[@satrajitsantra3452]

It's not IITs. It's US education. All of them studied in the US for many many years.

[@kirtigupta9753]

Before comparing salaries you have to see the Purchasing Power Parity (PPP). The value of $1 cannot be measured by exchange rates. It can only be measured by comparing PPP. That's basic economic sense .

[@kunaljaiswal4538]

Precisely with a dollar in US you can hardly get a burger or pizza is some places but with same amount of money for sure you can have two times meal with a tea/ coffee

[@keralanaturelover196]

USA states enjoy great rights. States take full care of its citizens and not milked by central govt like in india

[@daredevil30000]

GDP (PPP) value depends on local factors like inflation. Nominal GDP is the true GDP of a country.

[@vaibhav3946]

@@keralanaturelover196 Looks like you haven't heard of housing and healthcare crisis in US 😂 Also, Central govt gives more fund to Kerala than Kerala's contribution. Only Gujarat, Goa, Maharashtra and now Karnataka pays more and get less. ( all these states have higher cost of living and low unemployment rate) Its northeast,north and south India that sucks up more funds for Central govt since 1970.

[@rt7484]

I am working in indian mnc from 7 years I don't have any home any land I can't afford any home even in very small city. I think cost of living is not very cheap. Even no girl want to marry me because I am poor. I am victim of reverse dowry by girl side. They want money from poor engineer . Currently I am 32 years old. Even will not be able to buy any home in next 5 to 10 years . Cost of home is around 55 to 60 lakh in my small city. Now a days girl side are very money minded. One of my relative recently got married but after marriage girl side didn't send girl to groom home because his house was not plastered and floor was not made. My relative is very rich he has 10 hectare of land. Now I am scared how any girl side treat me as I am homeless, landless and fatherless. Lot of girl side came to see me but all denied to proceed further. Even i am not ugly. Indian girl are money minded.

[@ravindertalwar553]

I feel happy and proud to be an Honest and Dedicated Indian

[@dontstare2781]

I am an Indian, I think Chinese are equally brilliant. The only thing that hampers them from top position is because of their lacking in English. Also on one hand there are these Chinese citizens who study in US but return home to open start-up in China, on the other hand there are these Indians who study in US, settle in US, help US prosper. Unlike all the people commenting down below, I wonder if I should feel proud or disappointed of such Indians!! PS: To all the people who might come at me for praising Chinese, kindly learn to appreciate things/traits that are positive & deserves appreciation irrespective of nationality.

[@rt7484]

I am working in indian mnc from 7 years I don't have any home any land I can't afford any home even in very small city. I think cost of living is not very cheap. Even no girl want to marry me because I am poor. I am victim of reverse dowry by girl side. They want money from poor engineer . Currently I am 32 years old. Even will not be able to buy any home in next 5 to 10 years . Cost of home is around 55 to 60 lakh in my small city. Now a days girl side are very money minded. One of my relative recently got married but after marriage girl side didn't send girl to groom home because his house was not plastered and floor was not made. My relative is very rich he has 10 hectare of land. Now I am scared how any girl side treat me as I am homeless, landless and fatherless. Lot of girl side came to see me but all denied to proceed further. Even i am not ugly.

[@HIMANSHUGUPTA-pd7ot]

If our education system was not outdated and wasn't based on rote learning , believe me We Indians would have more start-ups and more CEO's.... giving tough competition to other companies in World. Anyway this century is going to be Indian Century. We will regain our lost glory✨⚡ Jai Hind🇮🇳🇮🇳

[@piccolooo442]

The population of India is a problem

[@bond-hn4wd]

@@piccolooo442 indian population has begun to stabilize with fertility rate around 2.2 , and would become lower in the coming years. The population is not a big problem for india now, but to provide employment to everyone because still a lot of people are involved into unorganized sectors.

[@piccolooo442]

@@bond-hn4wd good to here

[@atomica0914]

I don't like the Term Hindustan, I prefer Bharat

[@rex6418]

Nothing, s gonna change in this decade bro the loop is gonna repeat as it always have our brains will be utilized by the Americans again and again Their is a quote "Padega India tbhi tk badhega America" 100% true

[@primalgroudon3029]

I'm a college student in india and if there's anything that made us reach these heights, it's our super tough syllabus/curriculum and the competition among ourselves

[@TUMTUMTUM981]

We HINDUS are very very smart, the VEDIC way of living and vegetarian diet allow us to concentrate on 5 things at once. It is impossible to convey here as it is a personal experience to each HINDU, we are a superior race when it comes to intelligence and raw brain power.

[@soham8870]

​@@TUMTUMTUM981 abbey jana spammer😂

[@globalfamily8172]

I cannot understand why I am sending my money to the poor there? Why can't they fix their issues?

[@DAKU00123]

That's due to extremely tough competition in India .

[@DAKU00123]

Yes it's correct

[@chikkuuu8030]

me and my friend did a bachelor degree in cs from a collage and fee was around 1,22,000. after two semester my friend got his fee returned as scholarship cause of being lower class now he bought a sports bike.🙃

[@truthtalker9375]

That doesn't mean that every lower class people have money to spend.....even EWS is giving fees back to upper class what about them 😂

[@rt7484]

I am working in indian mnc from 7 years I don't have any home any land I can't afford any home even in very small city. I think cost of living is not very cheap. Even no girl want to marry me because I am poor. I am victim of reverse dowry by girl side. They want money from poor engineer . Currently I am 32 years old. Even will not be able to buy any home in next 5 to 10 years . Cost of home is around 55 to 60 lakh in my small city. Now a days girl side are very money minded. One of my relative recently got married but after marriage girl side didn't send girl to groom home because his house was not plastered and floor was not made. My relative is very rich he has 10 hectare of land. Now I am scared how any girl side treat me as I am homeless, landless and fatherless. Lot of girl side came to see me but all denied to proceed further. Even i am not ugly.

[@cutiepie5884]

Because Indians are FABULOUS. ❤️ 💕 Nadella resurrected Microsoft with Teams, Office 360, and Xbox game pass.

[@hippofamily3361]

All pretty boring stuff, nothing substantial.

[@Deadpool12353]

Innovation is there but still riding on the crests from predecessors.

[@sudhanshusingh6115]

A very well thought out and structured video! Well done.

[@Void-yl9om]

As an Indian, I feel that becoming an employee in a well-renowned company is considered a privilege. Instead of encouraging entrepreneurship and innovative ideas, the idea of standardized tests is shoved down our throats. India might have a few successful startups but nowhere close to its true limit.

[@Thirdeye1331]

Most of them (85%) are from south india

[@venkate5hgunda]

Yea, I guess you're right at the end. Indian salaries are quickly catching up to the western pay. I now hear salaries well above 1CR (~$140k) in India, and with a luxury cost of living of approx. $20k, the justification to leave India is weakening for the future engineers.

[@brighterror6130]

@@markzuckerberg1111 lol ur username

[@sarveshchitnis6049]

Thats far from reality still. Only a very few people in tech industry earn 1CR in India. This is also solely based on the high amount of pay these workers are getting from the West. It is not the the average pay of India is rising, it's only the tech people are getting paid well by their employers based in the West. Moreover if you're in the West you can earn more than an engineer in India even if you are working in a grocery store. We still have a long way to go on regards to our infrastructure and poverty issues. Only then can India retain its talent.

[@kushal4956]

1 cr is extremely rare even here in Bangalore. you have to be in the top levels of management to earn that much. the CEO in my company only makes 3 cr

[@sabrinakhan8217]

American life is not all about more money. It's way beyond it and only those people understand who have actually lived in the American system for over 10 years. India is corrupt, unpaved, full of garbage, the most racist's country divided on class caste religion, abject poverty everywhere, no retirement or disability benefits, no health and medical facility, not friendly to disabled and other genders than male and female, no women rights, no access to law and order, entertainment recreation shortages, no access to pure and clean food, no liability of whatsoever... and much more

[@sabrinakhan8217]

@@sarveshchitnis6049 The real reasons behind Indian CEO's : 1) You can't call it a brain drain, every Indian will run towards the west if given a chance. Even the rich indians. India is corrupt, racist, unpaved and abject poor. 2) In the USA, they pick these CEO's for socio political demographic reasons. in other words to cater to larger market and shame black American population. 2) To kill two birds with one shot- meaning playing race card in case of huge lawsuits. Till today we can't criticize the worst president ever black Obama. I've seen the trial of Sunder Pichai. A couple of hrs. before the trial 30,000 Indians signed an online petition " stop the racism". The white jury was nervous throughout the trial. They succumbed to public pressure and google dodged $10 billion in law suits. Microsoft got rid off so many lawsuits after Bill Gates appointed an indian CEO. Whites have become hostages in their own countries that they built with hard work.

[@vanshgupta7693]

Support from India totally agreed to what you said good research

[@PhilosophicPioneer]

Bcz india is an emerging country Most of indians are humble polite down to earth and believers You will hardly find an atheist You will see indians everyone like in gaming field gta v movie field avengers in Dubai there are 45% indians

[@seraphic1117]

✨keep growing 🇮🇳

[@nnamdind.e3955]

Very informative video. You are so smooth with your sponsor transition. The phase is seamless. That is not easy to do!

[@pia31415]

4:54 good points overall but it's common sense to not compare the absolute numbers on salary but normalise it with the cost of living depending on the country ppp can be same for varying amounts of salary in USD. SMH how news agencies come up with the logic in the video.

[@frozenfire72]

In the global economy of today PPP hold very little significance when it comes to quality of life. In India, we pay more for electronic gadgets/products, cars, almost the same for subscriptions and the list goes on and on. The only saving grace for us at the moment are low prices of food, water and electricity, but they have gone up significantly in 2 years. Top that with corruption and weird politics. No wonder people leave the country for US or EU.

[@adarshyadav253]

Main motivation and goal to study hard in India is to leave the country for most of the Indians . Its a pride to leave the country . Sad but its true

[@srathwa5947]

Jee main - 1.5 million students/ year Jee advanced - 38k to 50k qualify for this test And only 15k to 20k get admission in IITs quite tough

[@anshumanchoudhary4732]

You mentioned about the salaries and compared US and India.Well you must also consider that the cost of living in the states is way higher than in India, and therefore the imbalance is evened out.

[@TON-vz3pe]

Not that much. Housing in US is pretty cheap. Whereas it takes blood and bone in India. You need to take the ratio of earning vs expenses. US tops in earnings.

[@anshumanchoudhary4732]

@@TON-vz3pe C'mon man!All I'm saying is that if India pays me 10$ then a packet of chips costs me 1$. Whereas US pays me 30$ but the exact same packet of chips would cost around 3$.Of course these are not real values but you can do the math and get my point.

[@0269_m]

@@anshumanchoudhary4732 u r right

[@plomerius8394]

Health insurance is peaks in usa.

[@somespotifyuseronyoutube3987]

Jo coffe ham yahan le lete hain 200 rs main uske liye vahan 5-10$ lgte hain 😂

[@DeccanPS]

Nice video. Aspirational value in migrating abroad is higher when compared to lifestyle and overall growth exposure in India. Also, higher education and R&D are a major laggard in terms of employability as well as performance.

[@TUMTUMTUM981]

We HINDUS are very very smart, the VEDIC way of living and vegetarian diet allow us to concentrate on 5 things at once. It is impossible to convey here as it is a personal experience to each HINDU, we are a superior race when it comes to intelligence and raw brain power.

[@ta_shi__nam_gyal]

Showering loved comments from all across the World,I' m certainly more feel proud to being an INDIAN 🇮🇳 .....#Vandhematram 🤟

[@alkasoli4002]

For me..they are humans not indians