The Forgotten Casualties Of India's Economic Miracle
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- Опубликовано: 16 сен 2024
- Underneath the glittering surface of India’s economic boom lie the ugly realities of modern-day India: a desperate situation for the nation's farmers, a rise in Hindu nationalism, discrimination against Muslims and a caste system which condemns millions to a life of servitude.
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insightful and still relevant
Lol…that is NOT India. Those are the slums of Mumbai. The rest of India is going to give a rat’s arse about the slums of Mumbai. India’s slum population in urban cities is very low overall. 95% of Indian cities have no or very few slums.
Excellent presentation, it happens in most countries, tge minority lives in fear of uncertain future, the majority enjoys this type of discrimination
@@dingngikeng5738 lol the miniorites play victim card here they have more rights then us when it comes to certain things
@@dingngikeng5738 And the emotional go by misleading visuals rather than data. Mumbai’s slums do not exist because of abject poverty. They used to but not anymore. The so called minority has plenty of ways to get into a proper housing scheme. This documentary does not say why the slum dwellers have not been able to avail of the generous welfare offered by the Indian state.
50% od Mumbai lives in slums. That is India we should own up to them.
@@user-io7sh7nx7c India population = 1.4 billion. Let’s say for argument’s sake Mumbai’s slum population = 50% of 20 million = 10 million, which is a total exaggeration. That is like less than 1% of India’s population. India does not revolve around Mumbai. The rest of the 99% does not care why these 1% are still living in slums when the Indian government has one of the most generous welfare programs in the world. And why do such large amounts of slums exist only in Mumbai when there are far richer areas like Chandigarh, Delhi, Goa, Bengaluru etc? Is there such abject poverty only in Mumbai in India to warrant such sprawling slums? Mumbai slums have nothing to do with poverty. It is a land grab criminal mafia game and everyone knows it.
It is old documentary with new date and new uploads . superficial analysts cannot understand and digest india,s real problems and india,s efforts to overcome this.
This is literally recorded before i was even born and now im in college ,such half assed bs
Are they showing the footing from the 90 s ??😂
Early 2000s