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[@Anjaliatulraivlogs]

Government jobs - bribes money 🤑 Private job - hard earned money

[@Bkmotivat]

bhai hindi me bhi bat kar liya kro

[@sudhanshu791]

​@@Anjaliatulraivlogs bhai sab bribe nahi lete hai imandar log bhi hai tabhi desh ache se chal bhi Raha hai

[@AM-sd3rh]

I appreciate how much courage the IAS person has , when he is speaking openly about reality as it is .

[@mudassirqamar7904]

They can always talk, but we can't.

[@yuvrajoberoi7834]

what courage? they didn't talk about the real income that is the bribe they take lol.

[@Jchi737]

​@@mudassirqamar7904 they can because they have achieved, they don't reply to comments on KZbin out of jealousy

[@hypeboy306]

courage for corruption and ego ?

[@ojasviverma7055]

@@yuvrajoberoi7834 🤣 true

[@singhtheking6346]

The older you become, you realize that life is pretty much same or all (most workers in general), and the best way to enjoy is living the small moments rather than chasing for material possessions throughout. Lesson: Life is easy, need not make it complex.

[@user-qt1bq5bw6i]

True

[@FabGamer]

But money can buy happiness 🙃 (not joy)

[@Virendra_meghwal]

But Complexity loves Entrepreneurs And Risk se unhe Ishq hai.

[@DreamCatcher-wg1bk]

Everybody is different. Potential and success has different levels. Some settles for 10% despite having 100% potential to do great things. I have a family member who is actually smart, has great potential to reach many levels and despite his big qualification he settled for a low rung regular government job (not even a great one). I ask him why and he is simply says he just is okay with where he is. Looking at his life I began to understand that there are potentials in all of us to grow 10X, but despite having so many potentials to level up - which will bring big chang to his/her life, family life, community, society, county etc, there are just too many people who just settles for the bottom, live that regular life and die. Each of its own, but I think how amazing it would be if everybody in life should pursue to reach their fullest potential. Which will let to a more fulfilling life.

[@parthsingh3569]

@@DreamCatcher-wg1bk we need courage for that.

[@rajatdhanotiya5380]

4 great persons (experienced and knowledgeable) sitting together, still talking on the most important topics in simple language, no use of complex terms (which make people confuse). All seems down to earth and talking straight to the point and no beating around the bush Absolutely brilliant.

[@letsdeveloptogether]

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[@sonukushawahaa]

Great

[@Entertainment-ru7sj]

And sir you are using idiom here

[@rubyciide5542]

@@Entertainment-ru7sj lmfao 💀

[@TheKakarot_itachi]

only 2 great persons=IAS

[@imPratikD]

One of the best part which i noticed from this whole video that i feel like "Aphasia", basically the conclusion is that, for an entrepreneurs money is the key & for an IAS the prestige is the key, but both mandates have a fear as well as limitations. Likewise, as a IAS you can't afford a expensive things or financial security (Comes with the honest service part), and as an entrepreneur you won't get recognition unless & until your startup won't get SDIT. and the most liked part is: for entrepreneur exit is difficult and for IAS entry is difficult. Anyway, Thanks a ton. 👍

[@ic9od]

Very nice comment

[@Brodragon2225]

Go for ias do business with spouse 😮😮😮if you can nahi toh entrepreneurship mein jaooo best hain I tell you best hain

[@DeepK-xy5ps]

​@@Brodragon2225 ias can't do business, there is a offcier (web series also made on him) doing some other things for earning money like writing and selling books. Afterwards govt. Suspended him

[@nirupam8666]

That's the truth. NOone becomes IAS having in mind that they want to serve the country but for power ,politics.

[@prashantsingh-tn4eg]

I found Shreyas to be the most mature. He has thought through things. He has realized that the root of all insecurities could be related to death, which shows that he deeply thinks about human condition and emotion. He talked about finding joy in small things rather than achieving something really big. Associating your value/worth to something external is the driving factor of insecurity.

[@pravarsharma5468]

Good one!

[@VijayKumar-ux1xl]

But I think that insecurity comes only when you have not that external materials in your life. For sure I agree with you, if we want for sure security of happiness then definitely we should seek it inside. But more than 90% of people seek that in outer materialistic world. Is that wrong?

[@assamteabyvinay]

i think the same thing, and relate everything with death

[@professorelixir3351]

I have followed him a lot, after seeing this interviews. He was a topper (AIR 4 I guess). He is very philosophical. I remember he had recommended videos by allan wats

[@devendrakumar7427]

​@@professorelixir3351Kl le nhi ch oo😊 kk oo okjk oo

[@Relegated]

Effortless interaction between four young success stories. 18 good minutes of genuine elite mentality. Brilliant episode 👌.

[@letsdeveloptogether]

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[@codingwithsam4992]

This kind of videos are gem in current time where all other youtubers are just making shorts video and we are wasting time in just scrolling shorts instead of watching such insightful discussions.

[@ShubhamSaxena-te7nb]

At 8:12, the IAS guy says that even if you're driving a BMW you'd be harassed by a traffic policeman. Then it's the problem of the system and the entire country! I live outside of India and the police here are really helpful and kind. You don't have to become an IAS in this country to have "basic" rights.

[@dhiranontrack]

But you can only talk about this on internet. Reality will end you up in a worse situation

[@ShubhamSaxena-te7nb]

@@dhiranontrack What other multiverse are you talking about? I am talking about reality . The police in the "developed" country I live in don't harass people rather they are really helpful. I have a personal experience :) But yeah in India you have to become an "IAS Officer" so that you don't get harassed by the police! What a pathetic and a pity thing!

[@sidy6526]

Actually the main reason for this is competition. They have gone through years of hardwork to get the IAS and that's the reason why they become like this later in their lives . Whereas in west , becoming police officer is easy and mostly below average students go into that profession, which is not the case in india .

[@cherry6328]

Not all cases there is discrimination in europe and uk subtle

[@ShubhamSaxena-te7nb]

@@stone-xl2nl Nope, I don't live in the US. You're asking that to give a counter argument which ain't interested in :)

[@The_Rajeev_16]

What a level of podcast it was ❤.. specially for a teenager ...huge respect to every professionals ...every success has its own story

[@prasenjitgautam]

For me who is working on a start-up and has been a UPSC aspirant, this was a wonderful conversation ❤ This type of conversation was necessary for me to clear out my perspective of life.

[@prayagrajpurohit2641]

Oo my godd u r so lokey

[@RAMANUJCHANDAK-v4r]

What startup??

[@prasenjitgautam]

@@RAMANUJCHANDAK-v4r I'm building a cybersecurity company to deal specifically with fintech.

[@prasenjitgautam]

@@prayagrajpurohit2641 lowkey what? Lowkey shall be used with another verb.

[@srivathsa3387]

What did you finally?

[@mkh4402]

There is common saying that... As a subcollector, joint collector and collector, they will be GARAM,... Later they become NARAM,... and very later at Secretary stage, they become BE SHARAM,... but recently I went to Secretariat for my wife's work.. where the Principal Secretary sir, has eased the process without taking single rupee... And we struggled 2 months with lower rung staff... IAS means IAS... They can positively change lives of people..

[@nightrider8913]

What about their lives bro? As a civil servant your life all ambitions are gonna fullfill only when you are going to take 2nd way which ended up in sleepless night for most of cases

[@prasantakumarpadhi4399]

IAS does not attract talent anymore.

[@roses2028]

@@prasantakumarpadhi4399 believe it or not but it does

[@PawanKsaini80]

We can’t be at their mercy. People are not subjects of IAS officers. It pained to see people get insulted and looked down upon by them.

[@valley-girl]

My personal experience...as someone who knows the systen from inside and out. 1) the lower rung is A LOT MORE CORRUPT than IAS. They are so shameless that they continue even when they are warned. Disgusting behavior really. 2) have seen IAS who weren't that corrupt but became absolutely shameless because their SPOUSE IAS was corrupt. Company matters!

[@shikharrajput77]

Probably, most candid 17 minutes of YT from a long time. The team needs more appreciation...Wonderfully curated content!! 👏

[@SnehdeepSingh-c9y]

the confidence,humility you get when u have that IAS level of job, is beyond any explanation. once i started this video fst thing i noticed how humble the two IAS guys are,once u see their body language and compare it with the guy in black shirt you`d realise money can`t buy everything.

[@snehasahoo1718]

Same even i noticed it. By the body language it is evident

[@user.gikk57769]

Really nigga 😂 both looks like African they talking sh@t like social respect that king status and avoiding real issue

[@duduxrma7589]

Watching them talk feels like i was there, physically! So its - 2 IAS , 2 CEO and 1 broke and depressed man discussing about Money😂

[@vedprakashkumar8889]

Bro I can relate 😂

[@kirantigari785]

😅😅

[@govindmygov1035]

NICE 1

[@DhanavatiSinghrajput]

😅

[@limmalaashish6907]

Candid, Raw, Clear and Personal. This is a must watch for any and everyone who wants to assess their finances not just on personal and emotional needs but on reality, social expectation and stability all indians crave for.

[@Kaushik-ly3ho]

Police station lokap pikasthan👮🚓👮🚓👮🚓👮🚓👮🚓👮🚓👮🚓👮🚓👮🚓😊😊😊

[@pandmmehta1972]

What a productive conversation between employed and safe employed ones.... it’s good to know that life is not rosy in both the type of profession

[@krishnaprasannavankayala5988]

Whatever the profession you are into, ups and downs happen. Life is not rosy for the grassroot level staff. With the meagre salaries it is difficult to maintain a family.

[@chan_the_explorer]

Self employed vs safe employed

[@krishnaprasannavankayala5988]

@@chan_the_explorer Safe employed is also a myth. It takes lot of toll on mental health of the officers. Even the government made compulsory retirement of the officers who doesn't perform. The accountability is increasing day by day and it is really nightmare for an officer to work in this environment. I'm an employee in grassroot level and I can feel the pressure. In that case an officer will have much more times higher pressure and accountability.

[@VamsiKrishnaOliveti]

IAS officer spilled out salaries etc etc while Entrepreneur kept it confidential. Thats the skill people have to learn about from this video.

[@Anomander5622]

Man anyone can check an IAS's salary by one google search lol

[@VamsiKrishnaOliveti]

@@Anomander5622 True...IAS officer should learn that skill and probably say: " well, though i cant say my exact salary...entry level ball park no. is around so and so"

[@Anomander5622]

@@VamsiKrishnaOliveti I mean what will they get from it. People know how much an IAS earns. Any person in the comment would have said that. The entrepreneurs don't tell for a variety of reasons. They might be using techniques to save tax. An IASs white income comes through gov after the TDS. Why will they hide their white income. And if they have black income they always hide it lol

[@nevermind3311]

​@@Anomander5622exactly 😂

[@user-ur5yg3cx8t]

@@VamsiKrishnaOliveti 🤦

[@AdityaDhimann]

Private sector avg salary - 4LPA at start Group A gazetted officer salary in GOI - 15LPA + Prestige, Status, Allowances etc and all

[@Raj-dy2cn]

To become that Group A officer it takes like 3-4 years , and 95% wont get in and would be wasting time , in those 3 years my salary has went from 3.4 lakhs to 13 lakhs in IT .

[@bhartiyanetafans]

मेरे पापा constable है स्टेट पुलीस में, उन्हे कोई भी पुलिस वाला रोकता नही है। यही अच्छा लगता है इस देश में मुझे। करोड़ों की पैसा कमा लो लेकिन ये नही मिलता है। सरकारी कर्मी को चहिए क्या?? वैसे पैसा कुछ घूस ले कर सैलरी से ज्यादा कमा लेते है ।

[@bhartiyanetafans]

मेरे पापा constable है स्टेट पुलीस में, उन्हे कोई भी पुलिस वाला रोकता नही है। यही अच्छा लगता है इस देश में मुझे। करोड़ों की पैसा कमा लो लेकिन ये नही मिलता है। सरकारी कर्मी को चहिए क्या?? वैसे पैसा कुछ घूस ले कर सैलरी से ज्यादा कमा लेते है । पैसा घुस से कमा लेंगे भाई, लेकिन सरकारी चाहिए। पापा भी कॉन्स्टेबल है मेरे लेकिन ips officer रिस्पेक्ट करते है, उन्हे टाइम पे कमीशन देते है तो।

[@AdityaDhimann]

@@Raj-dy2cn 3-4 years?? 😂😂 I had 11 lpa in Maruti as AM and I cracked SSC in 6 months and we can easily get 12-13LPA in SSC as class 2 officer And mere papa ncb m superintendent hn Unke aage 50-50 lpa wle log slaam krte hn binnatte krte hn

[@Yudhsingh7054]

Bhai 2 kaudi ke college se karega to 4 hi milega😂

[@vijaykumarwali7509]

If you want to do civil services , always remember it's "civil services". You are a public servant. Maybe you don't get to own a luxury car or a home, but you are changing lives. You are in peoples blessing whenever you solve a problem. I respect these IAS officers who gave up their high paying jobs for civil services.

[@srikanthsv79]

Actually they can't solve a problem as they can't take decisions, legislature does & their job is to ensure the decisions taken by them are implemented that's all

[@reddot729]

can you tell what problem they actually have solved other than just cleaning up the mess that their higher ups created in the first place

[@vamsikrishna-8510]

it will be good enough if that they dont become the problem themselves

[@sandipanhaldar8609]

this channel is very unique. We need to promote these conversations even more

[@gauravpatil3530]

This type of content is already available in West

[@abhitiwari5346]

@@gauravpatil3530 but these channels discuss the national topics whereas west debates are on their personal/global topics. So yeah here they need to be promoted.

[@waves_of_words]

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[@jagdishbajpai9271]

😊😅

[@letsdeveloptogether]

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[@samyogadhikari2748]

i am a medicine aspirant; currently having a drop year, and got so moved by the conversation. i had originally planned to clear in my first attempt but could not. this podcast gave me some sort of assurance that not everything you think/want will work out; some may not. Thank you guys for having this out. i enjoyed every part of the convo.

[@adithya_011_bb]

Is it a pg or ug entrance

[@krosskulture23]

Bruh why you aspiring to be medicine? You want to be paracetamol or sumo when you grown up😅

[@Spirit365]

😂😂​@@krosskulture23

[@Spirit365]

😂😂​@@krosskulture23

[@Timepassrandoms]

Don't become a doctor in India. Best is to use the government colleges to get degree, save some money and go to USA. India you will earn 40k -100k a month but in USA you will get Same amount but in a week or 3 days . Plus you don't get the free slap and punch .and murder

[@chootabheem007]

No one can deny this IAS is one of the most prestigious jobs in our society and it's not going to loose it's charm in any near future.. middle class youths are and will always be mad about this job..

[@arvindkharayat8522]

I don’t agree .. I don’t respect ias officer at all ..these ppl are being modest and honest here.. ppl like you are being manipulated by this.. IAS officer ka basic kaam yahi hota h ki execution sahi so ground level.. he has that power .. tell me how many IAS officers went against corrupt politicians .. it’s just gov job ..

[@arvindkharayat8522]

I just respect few IAS officers only few less than 10 are there in India

[@chootabheem007]

@@arvindkharayat8522 agar bhai tujhe mile toh tu chorega bhi nahi.. exam or interview clear karna padta hai uske liye.. perseverance or dedication chahiye hota hai preparation ke liye..

[@arvindkharayat8522]

@@chootabheem007 bhai mehnat har jagah lagti h .. har chote se chota vyakti mehnat karta h chahe wo mentally ho yeah physically respect use tabhi milti h jab wo imaandari se apna kare . Ek interview aur test se sabit nahi hota insan acha kaam karega. Kisi bhi IAS officer ka innovative kaam dekha h .. chahe wo policy banane m ho. Sab private vendor aur tendor diye jaate.. gov job sirf unhe ke lie jo apna kaam passionately kare aur sirf janta ki bhalai ke lie naaki apni gareebi door karne ke lie

[@justanothernpc763]

​@@arvindkharayat8522rhne de bhai nhi smjhenge ye log 🤣

[@smaug9833]

Some may think that these CEOs and founders are on a different league because of their earnings whereas an IAS officer earns a mere govt salary, remember that an IAS officer is an administrator. They have the power of their office. They can easily make or break businesses. India needs both kinds of these people. As long as they work with integrity.

[@Soumyajit192]

That ceo can bribe a powerful politician to transfer or compulsory waiting the ias officer also.

[@L.khumancha]

​@@Soumyajit192 lol , even ias can shut down or manipulate someone easily. They can transfer by the state government until he reach the cabinet secretary.

[@Soumyajit192]

@@L.khumancha Here in west bengal we saw so many ias and ips officers getting killed and suspended. They work under heavy political pressure and businessmans control political parties. You can see the recent rg kar case in kolkata.

[@L.khumancha]

@@Soumyajit192 that's all because of their mind and sense . I pray for that 🙏 But at our northeast state nor any ips or ias against at civilian , yeah some of them follow the order from mla . But they can't do a very harsh against to us because it's a state where rebelles is still their , if anything happens to us they dare to protect us from any unwanted thing . Brother before it's too late , your people should wake up and Revolt a huge strike against all this thing to don't happens at further . We are here to strongly support to all of my indian brother 🙌 and sister ❤️.

[@Soumyajit192]

@@L.khumancha thank you but people have been brainwashed and they kind of worship the current party and cm

[@mihiryadav4589]

One of the very few videos on KZbin where every second felt worth it.

[@pikachugaming8234]

wint wealth's innovative ideas of interviews just astonish me, this was much needed... finally something to share on family WhatsApp group 😅

[@WintWealthYT]

Wonderful!

[@bikashdas6077]

All four of them are from reputed colleges (IIT Bombay & BITS Pilani). This showcse that financial independence whether your are on a entrepreneurial journey or public servant comes if you had put the right amount efforts early in your academic career. In my personal experience I have seen professionals from reputed colleges excel in their career. I am soon going be in my 30s, my graduation & intermediate scores hunt me to this date. If you could do a series on impact of eductaion on financial freedom that would be great.

[@chaitanyac3069]

But there are lot of people from local colleges became IAS AND Entreprenaurs but yes it will be difficult not impossible

[@madhavramesh243]

Yeah I do agree but only if you have started entrepreneurship at a young age, then it would have been not that difficult to reach financial freedom at the age of 30s or so

[@birth9697]

Well u need to crack few exams whichever u want like upsc, cat, gate or any other if u had done bad before and make a comeback

[@CJ-qn8rb]

My academics was poor since it was not some iit college like that, some private college and electrical engineer.. but it was later i realized and that i cannot do on my field i was average also since things were not clear and that time in 2012-13 youtube video onlibe lectures are not known and not many came like now in 2023... i understood that my direction then completely went to public service investigation related jobs... now iam preparing for SSC CGL, income tax inspector, examinor sort of posts... i know i will not get much high income and living single.. but the satisfaction to work directly for my Nation public and help being part of those who are keeping an eye on illegal money laundering, black money, corruption in small enterprises including big shots who are misusing public money and tax payers all .. i want to stop them and help in justice as much as possible whether 1% or 10% still i will be very satisfied.... so also depends on your actual desires and purpose puts you in different fields and situations.... thanks to youtube that many cool faculties teaching students giving hopes to those who unable to learn in academy due to poor faculty knowledge... now iam fully utilizing it... and will become a black horse .. afterall your result will speak at the end not from what background you came 👍🏼 so all the best to all those aspirants who are actually helping our Indians 1st indirectly or directly... including social services 👌🏼... see humans are mortals.. not just our army even our lives at stake every minute and secs we don't know what can happen in future so atleast better to do something to help our future generation to enjoy their normal human life with nature and Earth as well as a healthy yet uncorrupted lives and hearts.. without much manipulation of society orders.... it's always better to do something useful before dyeing someday rather doing nothing... ofcourse its best if people dye out of old age rather by accidents or incidents.. and able to grow at spiritual level rather as blind believers...

[@MuniManohar-xz9hx]

@@CJ-qn8rb the balance is the key...all the best Bhai...crack cgl...I'm a cgl aspirant too.

[@shomnathdas1140]

An honest, clear cut and realistic conversation which breaks down our myths and changing the point of view for approaching our goals and career aspirations. Every corporate employee, Government job aspirants recommended to watch this for accept the facts. 👍👍👏👏

[@Vasundharapatil23]

As per my opinion, in entrepreneurship, there is a kick which pushes you to just go ahead and get what you want. Your age, gender, surrounding, failures will not stop you. Entrepreneurship needs that level of calculated madness. I want it and I will have it

[@akshaybhan8381]

1.25 cr se 9LPA is a drastic decline. But I am proud of people who took that call. We need more IAS officers who do it for the passion.

[@sekosolver2381]

Bro that was 150k salary in houston which can me compared to a 27lpa job in india uspe fir tax wgera so it is not ki his salary was 1.25 cr

[@akshaybhan8381]

@@sekosolver2381 I do not agree with your calculation . Texas is the best state in us for tax purposes. No state tax and okayish federal tax.plus cost of living is nominal. I stay in SF and I can certify 150K != 27lpa. Some years I sent more than that to India ($2850 pm) while living a good life. I am sure if I stayed in Texas I would have sent more. No joke! This dude had a real purpose/motivation to join IAS And is is an absolute monster to earn that salary back in 2017. Respect where respect is due.

[@anjanmondal8363]

He probably earning 4 to 5 cr per year tbh.

[@arvindkharayat8522]

Abe duffer IAS ke perks pata h kya kya hote h .. kitne bhatte milte h inko .. ye basic salary bata raha h .. reality he earn more than 1cr aram se aur jeevan ke pura kharche gov utha ti h .. aur ye abhi young h thoda time hone do corruption bhi karega ..

[@sekosolver2381]

@@akshaybhan8381 Thanks for some clarity and yeah I never doubted his conviction but I mean I was comparing the life one would get there with 150k and 27lpa here. Still I think yeah 27lpa would be little less but I think the quality of life for 1 person here and there would be comparable with 30lpa here. Also if you are taking savings and an indian person working there then of course savings will be more as in your case but the life quality one would get there with 150k would be comparable to 30lpa here in my opinion. Still can you tell what would what you think might be comparable amount for india and SF in your case?

[@AbishaiC]

Good to see such wonderful content on Indian YT. All the best, Wint team!

[@WintWealthYT]

Glad you enjoy it!

[@sandeepmaheshwariunofficia9112]

Please come with more episodes like this 🙏

[@arijit1809]

Please bring more like these

[@atulverma7783]

IAS officers have needs that are much bigger than regular people wants. i personally have seen how these guys get the system to benefit them

[@anuragupadhayay8405]

many people left there lucrative jobs to become an ias because they see they will get both power and money. Both of these ias officers must be having current wealth of more than 2 to 3 cr

[@Shrutigosu]

​@@anuragupadhayay8405dude 2- 3 cr. 😂 They may have at least 10 cr. That too from conservative estimates. I have an IAS uncle and he was close to a particular govt and he siphoned 50 cr from 1 project. Has multiple properties. Bought a school next to his house only to convert it to his farmhouse

[@anuragupadhayay8405]

@@Shrutigosu Yes that is the only reason why many IIM, IIT graduates wants to become an IAS officers becoz they know they can easily earn more than 10times of their current income.

[@Shrutigosu]

@@anuragupadhayay8405 it's tragic if we look at their grand words and fake words for the love for their country because after everything all they help is themselves.

[@ankansenapati3600]

​Ias is the most important job for any country

[@ridingengineer]

I would suggest people to don't waste your time just watching reels ... This kind of videos this world deserve more

[@Anuragmahanta08]

Wint wealth has it's own uniqueness in every episode. Kudos to the whole team 🎉

[@agarwalvishal00]

A question: if you are an IAS and if you don't trust the government healthcare and security or government schools and colleges, isn't it a failure on your side that being an IAS officer you are unable to make things better then where would the common person look up to?

[@ktiwari31]

No, it is not. They are part of the system by choice and are acknowledging the cons of doing so. That will remind them to do their best to improve the system.

[@agarwalvishal00]

@@ktiwari31 when you have a position which can really make an impact then why would you even not try doing stuff which are going to help you and the society. IAS is a mere power position than a service where people just stay for Power and 0 accountability

[@praseethjnair2661]

@@agarwalvishal00 you got it wrong the IAS service is just the administrative part or to put more simply an policy execution wing in the government only a selected few have a say in policy making that to in there later parts of there career and also the service have red tapism, office politics, corruption ,political pressure, etc. and we live in a democracy so there is no absolute power for anyone and we also follow rule of law so all these things are there it is easy to judge them but its difficult to understand what they are going through. and nobody joins the service to do corruption the power that they get is what corrupts them as the saying goes power corrupts and absolute power corrupts the absolute. you can trace that throughout history. And to be very frank they are really underpaid for the service they provide they are more worthy of it.

[@kedarSunil]

Is it failure on your side if you are a product manager and company is not doing good financially

[@mukeshsoni4125]

​@@kedarSunilnow that's a statement

[@ArunKumar-xq4hg]

This channel needs more recognition! Kudos to the team 🙌🏼

[@shubhamsinha2362]

I would highly suggest you guys do an episode with Army Officers since the kind of environment, facilities, and opportunities you get being in the Army as an officer is unparalleled in my opinion. Be it medical facilities, getting exposure to various sports/adventure sports, etc, The Army has it all covered. Would be interesting to see a conversation surrounding this

[@drivelazy]

Ias officer have very good salary package now.

[@nikhil0809]

@@drivelazy army >> they provide everything

[@souravpaul2179]

​@@drivelazyarmy is first....always

[@SwaDes7208]

@nikhil0809 Great misconception.... 😅

[@nikhil0809]

@@SwaDes7208 u r taling like a 16 yr old

[@mukulsharma217]

Thanks a lot for broadening my mind, i am a student, it helped greatly understanding such varied professions with deep insights. Kudos to Wint Wealth.

[@KshitijSir]

Another misgude : Add Free cars + fuel+ Driver + Big VIP area Bungalow/house rent + Servants at govt payroll . So Additional 2Lac pm salary in wgat they are mentioning.

[@KshitijSir]

Health benefit from Govt which you can't imagine even. Unlimited cashless treatment in any hospital in India or abroad.

[@goodfriend4773]

IAS officer Shreyans won the discussion with his first and only statement itself.

[@DiabloNemes]

No maybe u r a upsc aspirant

[@jaiswalkpraveen]

One of the best Video I’ve seen lately In our family, everyone want us to be IAS. This video would add a great perspective. Must watch and share with your family and relatives. 🎉

[@WintWealthYT]

Glad you liked it!

[@naadanparinda9056]

Successful founders = UPSC Cleared exam. However, UPSC Aspirants = Any other Startup founder out of thousands in the market. So, the 'uncertainty' is in both the fields. Its upto you what you want.

[@anonymoussomeone7513]

Only in corrupt India

[@ShobhitUpadhyay-ou1ck]

I don't think you need to be follow the path of UPSC, to be innovative.... 😂 It's only a middle class thoughts

[@sapienwisdom9193]

​@@ShobhitUpadhyay-ou1ckLot "out of the box thinkers" were also once rich. Now you may see them in worse living conditions. Grow up kid, stop watching those anime. It ain't giving any real life ideas. So

[@ShobhitUpadhyay-ou1ck]

@@sapienwisdom9193 I don't kinda watch any anime btw...... I don't want live a bullshit life like others, And listen I also don't want to be a richy , I am working towards my passion and I know it will goona worth it one day little buddy..... Atleast I know my worth.....

[@sapienwisdom9193]

@@ShobhitUpadhyay-ou1ck Yea definitely your profile pic speaks loudly u sayin trurh about the anime...stuff. Anyways point is if you feel criticized then better not criticize others. That "middle class" line was what got u thru me... Better don't be sour on others or get prepared for same reaction. Anyways better luck for that passion of yours.

[@nehachoudhary2105]

This is one of the must to listen podcast they are talking so calmly and openly without disclosing much ...loved it

[@adityamishra8497]

i'm an engineer earning around 12LPA in hand. that's not too high but for me who come from a lower middle class family it is a lot of money. The thing that the IAS officer said about power I also feel it sometimes. One of such incident was when I was driving a motorcycle. I had all the documents and was wearing helmet also, a policeman( they were in a group of 5 or 6 cops) stopped me and without even asking me about my documents he started to yell at me for no reason, he threatened me to cease my bike, took away my keys, and he even grabbed my collar and almost slapped me. I was helpless at that time I couldn't do anything. at that time I also thought about becoming some govt officer. but I love what I do and can't leave it because of single incident.

[@fwydshrimp364]

damn I can feel your pain reading your text, they are just unhappy and want to take out their anger and that day it just happened to be you,let them suffer and be angry brother

[@subhnabas]

Top 5% of society discussing their issues 😊

[@Aakash_Goswami1]

1%

[@sidy6526]

@@Aakash_Goswami1 Even less than 1%

[@IPLhitamazing]

Creamy layer

[@adityasahilinnovationgen]

Yes

[@imkakarot9810]

​@@IPLhitamazing My Cream😂

[@shubhankardas6854]

7:09 But even if you are spending 5 to 10 percent of your salary IAS will not have to worry about House rent, vehicle maintenance, petrol price, electricity rent, cost to house help, cost of furniture and other home appliances, cost of laptop, cost of mobile, cost of wifi, cost of mobile recharge, cost of clothes, as all these will be provided by the government for free so accordingly the cost of 59500 is a quite substantial number to live a comfortable life.

[@zian3694]

Don't look At the salaries of IAS officer, Neeraj k pawan , made more than 300 crores within first three years of his job. 🤣🤣

[@zian3694]

@ilu00 corruption, they become IAS to be corrupted and earn a lot of money.

[@randomdigitsdaily8613]

Salary is everything....

[@himendudas7084]

​@ilu00obviously corruption 😂

[@manis.h21]

Unemployed guy having his head in the clouds spitting shit

[@Shivamsharma-vn8ed]

Before demonitization

[@aryakumari9422]

You can see how patiently and decently an IAS is talking...their level of knowledge vs ceo is incomparable...

[@elonmusk352]

Lol yes😂😂 iitians and bits pilani graduates go for ias while dumb tier 3 graduates become entrepreneur Grew up kid

[@elonmusk352]

Your comment is typical tier 3 college graduate 😂😂😂

[@elonmusk352]

An ias had knowledge in history and geography while an entrepreneur has knowledge in tech and management

[@aryakumari9422]

@@elonmusk352 jaa beta jaake jee ki tayaari kar...Elon musk likhne mei aur banne mei kaafi difference hota h #frustrated nalle

[@sniperking271]

​@@elonmusk352Harshed Mehta is in 1992 is richest person of india toh CBI ka head IPS hota h yaad h na kya halat ki thi 😂😂😂😂❤

[@eternal456]

What a wonderful conversation! Both sides straight up showed their wisdom efficiently.I turned 18 recently;For a huge chunk of my life (10 years is indeed large for me haha) I wanted to become a civil servant but as I grew up and got to know about more options my ambition somewhat changed towards Entrepreneurship.I learnt a lot from this video,tbh it was a like a heaven for me watching these guys talk about stuff I think all the time! Great video,Great concept and Great people! Thank you!

[@thorbhaisaab3088]

Why you don’t use full form that word tbh if you write the full form to be honest it won’t wear out your fingers.

[@eternal456]

@@thorbhaisaab3088Well I can't really do much about that ,as it's just a habit that I got by using social media for sometime.Most people know what "tbh" is,so there is not harm in using that.Have a good day!

[@harshsingh611]

We need a whole series like these. It will be of great value and fun to know more about how people from 2 different world interact.

[@AmanKumar-wv4cr]

Unaddressed aspect in this video: Purpose of IAS isn't centered on earning money and building personal wealth. Its about running the system which directly impacts the citizens. So called 'Entrepreneurs' these days are focused on making money and living a grand life. Entrepreneurship isn't the alternative of IAS and vice versa.

[@AmanKumar-wv4cr]

@@ayanbhattacharjee1076 What exactly is the point that you want to convey? I didn't understand. I can conclude that you are inclined towards entrepreneurship. And sure you can. Pls go on and achieve a great success and make a great impact on all of us. All what I wanted to say was that IAS and business aren't alertnative of each other. If your ambition is to help the people out there with your business and make money out of it then go on. Its not illegal. But pls join IAS to make money only. They have lot of power and responsibilities regards laws which impact the flow of business. Regarding 'critical financial emergency' how much benefit should I draw from my consumer so that I can meet my critical financial emergency? I have seen entrepreneurs charging lakhs of money for franchises so that they can chill in their pool waiting for some financial crisis to say 'I collected all this money for this day in my life". Having money for bad times is good idea. But IAS' usually don't die due to lack of money. The contribution they make is worth loosing package of crores and settle at package some lakhs only. However they may lack opportunities to call themselves extraordinary in some cliche podcast. Also so sorry, I couldn't see ratan tata and ambani sitting in this video.

[@arpanbag4070]

Purpose of IAS isn't centered on earning money and building personal wealth. It's about running the system which directly impacts the citizens. Purpose of Entrepreneurs isn't centered on earning money and building personal wealth. It's about creating something which directly impacts the life of millions of people. But in real world, only in exceptional cases Entrepreneurs and IAS actually follow their purposes. In most of the cases, both of them focus on building personal wealth. Come out of your cave, and see the world.

[@AmanKumar-wv4cr]

@@arpanbag4070 yes true. The two IAS' sitting in this video are the ones you are taking about..... those who are focused on making wealth

[@jaychoudhury1401]

Same applies to medical profession too, when a patient becomes more of a customer.

[@oreki8707]

Ias is an incredibly useless and corrupt institution...it truly creates no value for the Indian society

[@biswaranjanpattanaik]

In my point of view If you need peace then go for Government jobs or if want to become a rich you have to hustle first and become a Entrepreneur or a business men or do highly paying corporate jobs where you can full fill your needs and wants.

[@MyDreamLife]

Why give up $150k per month for less than 60K salary as an IAS? He couldn've worked for 10 years in that company and retired with a huge sum of money.

[@falcon20243]

He wanted to feel the power of an officer when a Traffic Police officer would try to harass him or his relatives would ask for water.

[@ayushyasrivastava5189]

You get a big mansion worth 10-15 crore, a car with a personal driver, 4 servants, power of a level a CEO can't comprehend, multiple cars with security surrounding you, your medical bills all paid off, your child's education all paid off. On occasions such as diwali people will send you and your relatives expensive gifts and firecrackers. You have no idea the power an IAS officer has.

[@shiva1619]

@@falcon20243😂😂😂

[@pratimbhattacherjee]

0:48 he himself told the point with salary you can't, but with bribes you can

[@siddaramhalli]

Great to see these real and open discussions.. appreciate the teams' effort

[@adityahumane]

Amazing content civil servants talking entrepreneurs. It's good if they seat for more 60 minutes I would love to watch it.

[@Aspirant6020]

What a Great Conversation!! I just appreciate the way they were maintaining there "Originality" Instead of talking in a Cheezy Manner.

[@themotoguy8764]

The most genuine conversation between tow important professions with mature leaders makes this podcast very quality content like it and hope for future initiatives like this..

[@KushalPandya]

8:37 this is exactly the reason why we have "VIP culture" rampant in India, I agree that some folks in Civil Services take this as a huge responsibility towards society but those are fraction of entire bunch, rest are just acting entitled where "commoners" like us are paying massive portion of our salary in taxes to fund this VIP culture.

[@hardeepchauhan5338]

It was the basic salary .. they mentioned... If u add the allowances ... It will be in multiples of lakhs .. and moreover, they dont need to pay any rent or similar expenses.

[@Kathakathan11]

Listen, their kids get access to these exclusive clubs and sports training as well. Like as a parent that might cost 20k a month.

[@vccv9785]

@@Kathakathan11 free healthcare, kid can attend any educational institute and it will be paid for by the government etc etc. It adds up to way more than an average " entrepreneur's " earnings

[@anshumansingha2521]

There is defined path (UPSC) to be a civil servant but there is no fixed path to be entrepreneur.

[@cbazxy2697]

high risk= no reward, high reward, really High reward

[@shivam_nagar69]

@@cbazxy2697 UPSC preparation= high risk(wastage of many yrs) but reward= same for all

[@cbazxy2697]

@@shivam_nagar69 i doubt that, government employees have different priorities than corporate employees or business owners

[@utkarsh4798]

forming an opinion seeing the succesful ones ,there are just

[@vishalmishra4233]

​@@utkarsh4798being an IITian is different being an Entrepreneur.... Entrepreneurship is somewhat you will get in Harvard.

[@navnathsurvase3490]

IAS (Govt). -states like Bihar, UP, MP, Bengal. CEO (private). - Karnataka, Gujarat, timalNadu, Talangana.

[@anuragupadhayay8405]

What about rest of the 21 states

[@sidy6526]

@@anuragupadhayay8405 They are providing workers ....some are working under ias and some under CEO 😅

[@Hdjkenbrhdijsjsshsuwo]

Govt job in raj HR region too basically whole North india

[@videneikha268]

The dress code goes really well with their professions too. The IAS in semi formals and the CEO casual cool dress.

[@aasimjamal786]

That's how educated people talk!

[@drivelazy]

Respect and power that IAS officer has is beyond words.

[@wasis001]

Entrepreneurs bring wealth to the country

[@subhajit1128]

@@wasis001 and that wealth end up in politician's hands

[@subhajit1128]

@@MonkeyDLuffy-pc9fk agree on that and that too directly, but at least one has the power to eliminate corruption in the system he's working on.

[@subhajit1128]

@@MonkeyDLuffy-pc9fk he has bro, otherwise what power we are talking about. A corrupt police officer is making a mother run everywhere when she's lost her child just because the criminals are associated to some politician. Can't a young IAS officer help her anyway?

[@wasis001]

@@subhajit1128 nope how bro

[@tanvirahmedsiddik8335]

Entrepreneurship is a different level game, it cannot be compared to any job. Entrepreneurs take a lot of risk and stress to make big changes and create an impact. On the other hand, people come to government jobs to exercise power and reduce uncertainty. If any successful small entrepreneur can be compared to a government officials, it should at least be compared to a successful and honest secretary.

[@Kathakathan11]

Lol😂😂 you know nothing what it takes to stay in that system

[@professorarjun1234]

Both are incomparable. I guess you are None.

[@jethiya7990]

​@@professorarjun1234uski puncture ki dukan hai aur wo rubber solution sungh kar high hai.

[@vidhubhardwaj9672]

That "Bangalore police bmw ko bhi rok de toh haath mein aa jaati hai" sunmed up why people chose power >> money

[@the__lone__thinker]

Can you say the same thing for ultra rich ? Those are the people who influence government as per their needs. If you think earning 10-20 crore per year is rich you are surely misguided.

[@Mr.Wolf077]

​@@the__lone__thinker Nice 1

[@vishnuramesh171]

what else I could expect? Hats off Wint! Amazing content with good insights

[@bharatbhushan8790]

Wonderful content. It's good to see how calm cool and composed are these IASs.

[@jananielango]

SOME QUALITY CONTENT HERE !!❤❤❤❤❤ THANKYOU FOR RESPECTING VIEWERS TIME . LOVE THIS CHANNEL❤

[@CANiteshSingh]

Suddenly this video comes in front of me ....Mind blowing conversation...So much amazing experiences sunane ko mila...🙏🙏

[@rohitkashyap5441]

I sense a pinch of cold war between the groups.......Both these professions have their place in the development of our nation...Both must be respected as one adds directly to our GDP and the other is responsible for the efficient running of the system and policy making........I believe that drawing these comparisons are useless in our way forward and we should give up this mindset.....Change will start from us....The hype that our society has put on IAS must be put aside, starting from us, coz we are the future.....Jai Hind!!!

[@skar123-e6j]

It wasn't a comparison of any sort, it may be possible you are experiencing confirmation bias. I believe the intention was to draw out different perspectives and show the viewer how drastically different two professions can be, yet be similar in the fact that they have their own struggles, and that life as an overarching entity, is a struggle, no matter who you are or what your profession is.

[@nikeshdubey4129]

Wise words ❤️❤️ @rohit kasyap

[@Brodragon2225]

Those entrepreneurs are not successful though they still want exit

[@DiabloNemes]

@@Brodragon2225yeah so ? There is no problem in wanting exit

[@Diaryofjeny]

The best conversation on career choice I've ever heard on the internet! Kudos to this channel.❤

[@ugcnetaspirants4635]

It's very genuine conversation it's made my day..... I know everyone who are in this video.... Such nice channel ❤

[@rajhzb41]

What a great conversation b/w Entrepreneurs and IAS officers. Both jobs has their pros and Cons. One comes with high money but less job job security while the other comes with less money but with high job security.

[@AdityaDhimann]

Ias officer at the start has a apartment worth 20-25 lakhs rental value 😂😂 and u say less salary lol

[@avinashgandhi8171]

@@AdityaDhimann agreed but it is not owned by them and cant get an apartment where they want like at native right ? so there is a lot of difference

[@AdityaDhimann]

@@avinashgandhi8171 bhai to koi private company wala yahan se vahan shift krta h to use metropolitan city m 20-30K ka chotha sa ghr lena pdta h And also IAS jis bi city m entrr bi kre na Us city k hazar naukar or afsar aajate hn khatirdaari ko

[@AdityaDhimann]

@@avinashgandhi8171 mere mama Ias hn Yahan se khde khde unhone hmare ghumne or rehne ka intezaam ek call pr krva dia tha Mere mosa co-operate m 40lpa m hn Pr still bde bde engineers or business man ias k aage girrte hn ki sir help krdo Vo log 40-50lpa lekr unhe bheedh m ghumna pdta Mama k ek call pr vip kaam chlte

[@princejangra1231]

​@@AdityaDhimannbhai reality is Materialistic cheeze ek time baad life me less relevant BN jaati h. For everyone

[@alpeshrane1576]

This is something different. Kudos to the team for coming up with such different topic It really gives you a different perspective!

[@bootssocks6477]

I know a lot of IAS , IPS officers personally (family). Everyone should know that 90% officers retire at North of 80-90 cr.

[@abhaykaushik95]

Things were different 40 years ago. Now, it's much more difficult to do corruption and these civil services charm will be extinct by 2030.

[@rahultheonemanarmy]

Really?? Are you kidding??

[@sagittarius1508]

@@rahultheonemanarmy because 90 percent of them are corrupt asf

[@ViksitBharata]

Black Money?

[@ManasJoshi-gc7lu]

What I see an ias which retire at least of 3.5 Cr net worth , which is worth by trading , high risk bonds and stocks , FD in corporate banks and dowry a little %. But these numbers are just showing the black money because an IAS officer can hardly store and save 4cr .

[@NirnayTamang-i7x]

We have two directions of growth in life, Vertical and Horizontal. Vertical is basically lifting high with ambitions and carriers, setting bench marks and achieving goals. Whereas, Horizontal growth can be considering Family life, social and other responsibilities.

[@wazahatsiddiqui6223]

conversation between two right people is priceless ..... agree ?

[@ashutoshsinghrajput8514]

Ias officers can earn 2 no. money 10 times of their salary pretty much normally because of the system, then they can make strong contacts with powerful people of that region where they are working with strong contacts and favours their scope of earning grows a lot, they can invest and earn a lot of money from real estate, stock markets and other investments. That's why IAS is one of the most sought out job in india

[@userunavailable__]

Lol bro it's not 10X it's 100x

[@yagnikbose8973]

Yeah but then again not everyone wants to serve themselves but instead want to serve the people of the country.

[@ashutoshsinghrajput8514]

@@yagnikbose8973 obviously there are honest officers but an IAS officer can easily earn more money than private sector employee if he wants to.

[@harshkuma172]

Bro I have a question... Can IAS OFFICER start a business or can a businessman become an IAS

[@ashutoshsinghrajput8514]

@@harshkuma172 both things can happen

[@jayvasavada4366]

Civil servants have 56,100/- "base pay" initially....what about other official monetary allowances ? What about the money they save bcoz govt. provides most of the essential facilities without any deduction from salary (house, car, driver, fuel, various bills, etc.) ? If all these things are summed up, the overall package of a civil servant is wayy more than 56,100/- per month....a person in private sector job need almost 4-5 lacs per month to live the lifestyle of a normal civil servant...and to live an IAS level lifestyle, that same person will need almost 8-10 lacs per month...and we aren't even talking about under-the-table income yet....

[@anuragupadhayay8405]

Base Pay is 56100 but including all TA/DA plus government investment in NPS there in hand at starting is about 90k+. and many people left there lucrative jobs to become an ias because they see they will get both power and money. Both of these ias officers must be having current wealth of more than 2 to 3 cr

[@hsaaasss7455]

​@@anuragupadhayay8405😂jevelously of private slave

[@sleepingduty2987]

​@@anuragupadhayay8405you have commented on all comments but of course you don't know sh.t. are you butthurt because your parents wanted to do upsc but you couldn't make it?

[@probodhnayak3167]

True 👍

[@Nopeyes1]

​@@anuragupadhayay8405power😂😂😂power beta mla cm pm ke pas ha...ias ka job ha kaya koi bhi policy bana sakta ha...hum engineer 4 rs meh policy banake de denge...govt job matlab nalla agar koi kahta ha ki meh mnc company chorke aya hu...tu uska matlab ha... company ne usko chor diya naki woh chora😂

[@vishesh_raina]

The wants vs needs bit won my heart❤

[@anayd5454]

Good to see person whose grandpa from osmanabad and grow up so high to run a successful startup , appreciated ❤

[@atharvbhagwate554]

Being a Student who is on the verge of choosing a civil service or a Corporate/Entrepreneur life, such episodes act as a torch bearer and give a real picture of life . Simply amazing💯

[@chandanbharti5207]

true

[@Mahrooshay]

Nothing is perfect. Both, the public sector and entrepreneurship, have upsides and downsides. The only thing that matters is inner satisfaction. Happiness and sadness are temporary, but satisfaction is permanent.

[@TheKakarot_itachi]

UPSc>>

[@Mr.Wolf077]

​@@TheKakarot_itachi 🤡

[@TheKakarot_itachi]

@@Mr.Wolf077 jealous dog

[@voiceofmedha]

Good insights. Would also like to see interviews of people who do not get such high paying jobs right after graduation. I read a report recently which said India produces ~15 lakh engineers each year, of which only ~2 lakh are hired. Add to that, majority of these college graduates join with salaries like 3.5 lpa, even in cities like Bangalore. Many of them do not earn more than 10 lpa even after years. They have to juggle family, kids, parents and what not. And everyone does not even have inherited assets. They are often the only earning members and dreams of starting a company or going for higher studies remain just dreams. We tend to highlight the success stories mostly, but not the stories which speak about the routine of the masses.

[@adityaanand.]

Yup, those who are born into rich or upper-class families have many advantages like they don't have to think about earning in their 20s, they don't have EMIs, they don't have to think twice before taking admissions in a good private college but on the other hand, the lower middle guy will face lots of issues even if he is talented because of the financial constraints. it's very hard to be rich when you are born poor.

[@4by4by4]

I just came across this video/ channel and you guys are doing absolutely exceptional chats. Kudos 👏

[@WintWealthYT]

Welcome aboard!

[@NativeVlog123]

That laughing of IAS officers in 3:19 reminds me of ANWAR Comedy video Title Hanging out with Rich Friends😁😁

[@the_only_dodo_o]

it is such a wholesome experience for me as a high school student to hear a group of mature people with soo many experiences come together and discuss some of the very few discussed topics. Like money, family, stability and many more. Kudos to the person who thought of such a wonderful topic. looking forward for such amazing conversation with people from different career backgrounds.

[@i_UCH1HA]

This is the type of content we want to watch on KZbin ..great conversation , great channel 👍

[@polity3541]

Holy shit a much awaited video, the team who proposed this video ideas must be promoted, Soo many important nuggets of wisdom in a single video.

[@phobic1818]

WE NEED MORE CHANNELS AND CONTENT LIKE THIS IN INDIA!!!

[@Sparkwithsom]

Maturity is when you know becoming successful 1% entrepreneur is tough than any other profession including UPSC also

[@Nikhilus_yadavus]

Ias ki naukri sabse unique hai. No comparison at all with corporate bros.

[@PankajKara]

Huge thanks to wint wealth for all these sessions.

[@NitinSingh-ll3pd]

- life altering conversation ❤️❤️😘 - thank you wint🙏🙏

[@praveentomar.1147]

Bhai 56000/- bs bolne ki bate hai. Remember they are diplomats that's why they are sitting there 😂. Or baki security k bare me unhone bol hi diya. But love to that their mentality are on the same table....and we as a growing country need this.

[@lilytea3]

0:00: 💰 The video discusses financial insecurity in both the private and public sectors, including the need for large amounts of money for medical emergencies or education. 3:46: 💰 The speaker discusses their income timeline and how it was influenced by relative poverty. 6:58: 💰 The speaker discusses the high cost of living in Bangalore and the challenges of saving money. 10:38: 😔 The speaker discusses their goals, insecurities, and fear-based decisions in life. 15:18: 📈 The speaker discusses their preferred modes of investment, including mutual funds and real estate, in order to ensure financial stability. Recap by Tammy AI

[@AudioSwipe]

The kind of podcast We want 🙌🏼