We don't have any such problems here but the invasions for more than 500-1000 years from west and other parts and their problems are inherited here. Today's technology meaning is changed as it only means something which is computer operated but that is not actual technology means. Technology means a way to process something. Anything the way you eat is a technology, the way you walk is a technology but people are only talking about technology in the sense of automated computer operated things. That's the problem
You're not allowed to film certain locations because in 2008, a tourist named David Headley filmed everything in Mumbai for Lashkar-e-Toiba, which then carried out a series of attacks on the city that lasted for three days. Since then, the government strictly prohibits filming.
@@_UCS_SwapnilSahaiSrivastav Are you from Kolkata if not then let me tell you that the scammers were operating from outskirts of Kolkata, the city is overall quite good and safest city in India..
India is 100 countries in one country held together by shared cultural and spiritual roots. Travel 100km in any direction and u will find it difficult to easily comprehend the language spoken or to order the same food u ate.
DONT FEEL SPECIAL EVERYWHERE IN THE WORLD YOU CAN FIND PEOPLE FROM DIFFERENT NATION...INDIA IS POPULAR FOR SPICES, BEING NASTY, REALLY SMART PEOPLE OR SCAMMERS THATS THE ONLY THING U HEAR ABOUT INDIA OR THE MEN TREATING THEIR WOMAN LIKE SHIT .......THATS THE ONLY THING YOU HEAR ABOUT INDIA THATS WHAT INDIA IS POPULAR FOR STOP FOOLING YOURSELF BECAUSE THE REST OF THE WORLD WILL JUST WATCH YOU LIKE A CLOWN
Hey , would you mind telling me that which iit you are from?? Coz I'm gonna make my way soon to an IIT , and if possible I would like to team up with you to explore India more , but i guess I have to do a lot more work , i just gave 2021 paper as mock of jee advanced and just managed to get 176 marks , hope I'll improve my score to atleast make it too IITR or if my mind changes then to the iit , you belong 😅
@@tony-pc4kd I think you have eye problem. Please go to eye specialist. So that you can see gurgay, new delhi,Dholera,new town Kolkata, udaipur and 100s of clean and beautiful cities
Great video! You cannot describe India in just one word, or sentence. Every state in India is it's own country! After living in New York for 5 years, I am finally returning back to India to build my startup! Slidebean has been there at the beginning of the idea and until now. And hope it continues to the future too. I know it will. Thanks Slidebean for putting up this video!
@@slidebean just finished watching the video! Well thought and well laid out. Yes India does have problems like caste system, religious politics, inequality, language barrier within states and cities and so on. Waiting for the 2nd part!
This is pretty much the story of countries like India, Nigeria, Kenya etc..Hollywood depicts only the negative.If you actualy visit the countries the experience is quite eye-opening.
Please don't compare India with nigeria n kenya India is a defacto recognized superpower and a counterweight to China. Facts: Indian economy is bigger than entire African continent's economy with room to add a few qatars and 1 turkey🤗✌
@@imakesense4456 No one's said it isn't. There are just a lot of similarities. Those African countries are just a few years away from getting to that point. Just the same narrative
As an indian I Agree. Like India Nigerian Economy is growing well but western media only shows poverty and slums from these countries. They even think of china as a poor country lol
You are wrong dude, some south east asian countries like Philippines, Vietnam, Indonesia, Cambodia etc and some south American countries come close to India when economy is considered. When research/technology is considered, India is even better than those countries. South Asian countries like Pakistan and Bangladesh are better than Nigeria, and India is much better than Pakistan and Bangladesh at present. You cannot compare Nigeria and India, it's like comparing India to China or USA. India is very different country, visit all 28 states then you'll reach at conclusion. what happens 50 km away from my house I don't know... As far as economy is concerned, India is low income country with 65% population directly depend on agriculture. while urban areas look good excluding places where migrants live. Thus, India is way better than Kenya/Nigeria just like south Africa is better than India.
Most people don't understand... It hasn't even been 100 years yet since india got it's independence... Not to mention that there were MANY PROBLEMS to solve after independence which the British specifically left for us as a 'farewell gift' but even so we have solved many of those problems and after all that NOW we are going towards developement... Remember that we're only one step into the technological world and yet india has made such an impact in small amount of time... In few decades the whole world will see the results.
Yes agreed it's not been a long long time getting independence but u shouldn't deny the fact that it could have been more developed till now for example u can South Korea it got independence later than us but it's a developed country now
@@Roundbuzz21 dude, are you serious? India has SHIT lot of population.. It can't be compared to korea, not to mention India is a secular country... There simply is no comparison
Korea has a small land mass with a small population. India has a huge population they have to fight through forgot to mention india has major cities that they have to settle. The British left India poor. And india fixed many problems that the weird British has done.
Correction: You're allowed to shoot videos and snap pics in metro stations and train stations but you'll need permission to do so. I'm not sure about the details but if you're shooting content for commercial purpose there's a minor fees attached to it too.
Most people including current generation of Indians forget that up until early 90's India used to be like current day cuba due to extreme socialism. there used to be a two three year waitlist to get a telephone landline connection same with goods like cars and scooters due to "license raj", companies were banned by law to produce more than govt allotted quota of goods, which in turn created a heavy demand supply mismatch. from there to being a global leader in fintech, automobile , pharma manufacturing is quite an achievement for a continent sized democracy like India. all this happened in just thirty years.
@@kanekiken2002 India is a continent sized country in terms of size and population, and India was under US sanctions since 1998 up until recently due to nuclear tests, there was a ban on critical technology transfer from the west.
@@kanekiken2002 We should and we always WILL because that is what pushed us into the shithole of poverty and suffering. We owe the independence that we experience today in the comfort of our homes to countless freedom fighters who CHOSE to sacrifice their lives over 150 fucking years or many generations. The severe impact of more than 150 years of colonization does not lower in 75 years of independence.
Well done. Just one fact - some people call former chief minister of West Bengal as the father of Bangalore. why? : When IT companies approached him to build IT hub in Kolkata, he refused that proposal. Because he was communist and supporter of unions, who saw computer as threat to their jobs.
The left destroyed Kolkata, if the left didn't come to Kolkata then it would have been the most developed city in India, Tata, Birla, JK, Thapar, Mallya, Goenka, Jindal all had ther hq in Kolkata the city had everything back then needed to be a world class city, Bombay was know for the entairtainmen industry and Delh as political capital. And even after all this we still have people who are hard core supporters of the left. Look at kerala today, industries are leaving the state and its surviving on gulf money and tourism. On other hand look at Maharashtra and Gujarat its growing so fast.
It was so nice and insightful talking to you Caya. India truly is chaotically organized. That's what makes it special. I can't wait to see where our country will be in the next decade.
I'm glad that you took the time to learn about my country. Representation matters. It's people like who helps us in the long run by letting others know what it us like in India.
The abandoned looking train station was meant to be a Elevated train station along with a mall of shops but later the shop's plan was dropped so it looks abandoned and it is opposite to The Tidel park which is the oldest and first IT park in the Chennai,the start of IT evolution
BTW Payment gateways are far more efficient and secure in India than the west... And the gateways that you are using in your country are just monopolies trying to cash in on you!
The Indian government just gave the UPI backend to PayTM as a gift, so get ready for a government backed private monopoly to start robbing you too! Also... "PhonePe and Google Pay account for over 80% of UPI transactions done each month."... One is owned by Google and the other Walmart, so those transaction fees go straight out of India. By the way Europe has a far superior system to UPI based on NFC and your phone can run out of battery it still works, it's over a decade old now.
"Jugad" is something that might sound a lil bizzare initially but this is the same "Jugad" that made India the first country to reach Mars on its first attempt.
It wasn't 'Jugad' that got us to mars. It was a team of scientists who carefully planned and tested the cheapest strategies to go to mars. 'Jugaad' is more improvised and sacrifices the quality and longetivity of products for a more ''here and now' solution and that is not how I want to send something to mars lol.
@@kunaldeo9679 jugad doesn't always have to be used in the cheap sense. And the truth is that this jugad had to be used coz of lack of capital and storage for fuel during the mission.
@@vinamrajha but this wasn't juggad as it was tested. Jugaad is an improvised hasty solution as I said that fails in the long run. The mars mission was an ironclad strategy that took the long run into consideration.
Yes india is growing and the main IT hubs in india are not just Bengaluru, chennai or delhi! There are a lot of other cities like Mumbai, Ahmedabad, Pune, Noida, Hyderabad, Kochi, Kolkata, Gurugram etc.
The inequality you talked about is imo just a phase India is going through. There was a time when the considerable population of India was poor. You can't lift such a large number of ppl out of poverty immediately. That is happening slowly and I think this inequality of income will surely reduce in the coming days.
Unfortunately that is not happening, the rich keep getting richer and the poor poorer. And added to this is also the caste inequality which makes the matter even worse.
@@deltabeta5527 but back then we were socialists Highly monopolized/ government-run agencies... No country has ever progressed with that system... Just look at China or Korea for that matter But you can see drastic changes in the economy after the liberalization Still, a Far way to go, but you just can't discredit the progress
Yes thank you! From a person from USA that traveled to India. It is a great and growing economy! The statistic and world views do not really peel into India unless you go there yourself.
@@shakthivelsaravanan9263 but the sheer scale it is what is different. Complete lack of respect for rules and laws permeates from the lowest to the highest class of society. couple that with the insane population size and growth and this is unmatched anywhere in the world.
@@thunderb00m population is the ultimate power of India.. Which is protecting it from making another country like afganistan or Pakistan which is separating Bangladesh and srilanka from becoming one. Without population India would have lost its cultural ethos and become like Egypt. Everything else common in democracy that's why India is focusing on Nationalism rather.
Nice, & i know that india is doing great in Space sector too . Few years ago I heard that india reached Mars in first attempt & also launched more than 100 satellites in a single launch . Great. Keep going : )
Indians are Great ! Just look at those kids , they will make an successful future . I love when they talked about their ambitions to became doctor , police officer , architecture , and how they wanna serve for their society , not wanna be a tiktok star or youtuber just like other countries children !!
I find it incredibly unfair that people in the West complain about location-specific pay when they are totally fine with underpaying similarly talented people in countries like India. $4.000/month would get you a 1/4 of an employee in America yet they are trying to squeeze him into an even lower salary.
4000$/month is really a higher salary range in case for india which is roughly 3Lakh INR/month ,,most of freshers get annual salary of 4k$ for them to reach ,each employee is billed at the rate from US 9$/hour to upto 40$(if skilled) but the Indian companies still under pays below that,, for someone to reach ,4k$ /month is great feat and it takes minimum of 10+ years if high skilled techie or a manager
@@dhineshkumars1991 india does have high packages for skilled people, a person with 3 year experience can also get 38 lakh package but problem is it won't be $4k per month instead of salary it is a package which includes everything else and only ends up paying $1-2k per month, companies in u.s don't talk in packages, they declare the base pay beforehand.
there is term like ppp, india already ranks 3rd in PPP, and 5th in gdp ,by the 2028 of this decade india will 3rd largest gdp too, also taxpayers will increase in india rapidly in this decade , sad reality of today is 2% of india population gives tax for billion people, there huge middle class too which is not poor but not in condition to pay higher taxes , this will reduce by this decade .
search more about purchasing power parity, eg same quality, same size burger will be sold for 7-8$ in US but 2$ in India, water bottle 120rs in US but 20rs in India , purchasing power factor varies in various goods( from 1/3 to 1/8 to US india), in US veg is expensive , which is reverse in India(non veg is also cheap compared to US price). without knowing purchasing power factor , comparing things is bad idea !!!
@@pranavgandhar4604 but so does the quality of life decreases. Better infrastructure? Roads? Facilities? Paying lower wages is just discrimination but we need money as lower as it is. Electronics are cheaper in usa laptop mobiles. Beef is also cheaper as it's produced in big quantities.
I just want to highlight one more thing besides big tech companies and startups, India has one of the largestest and growing MSME sector. Beside that in certain big cities like Channie, Mumbai, Kolkata, Bangalore, Delhi etc. street food vendors, fruit vendors, tea stalls even after low cost offering they are earning big money due to population boom in those cities. (Will love to see your video on this topic.) Welcome to India...🙏🏻💐
Amazing video! This was a huge eye opener to me. And the production quality is through the roof here, as always. I'd love to see more of these videos from you 👏
Thank you! Fun facts about India: India produces highest number of engineers in the world. Over 1000 companies in Silicon valley is founded by Indians with a total worth of 40 billion dollars. UKs biggest employer is TATA which is an Indian company is also the Europe's employer of the year. CEOs of Google, Mastercard, Twitter, Microsoft, Pepsi, Chanel, Adobe, IBM, Micron, Arista, Only fans etc etc. 36% of NASA scientists are Indians. 40% of specialized doctors in UK and US are Indians. ISRO - Indian space research organization is the second most successful space organization after NASA with successful missions at quarter of its budget. india produces fastest supersonic missile of the world and is currently producing its own fighter jets, helicopters and drones. 2nd biggest army in terms of service personal and 4th biggest in terms of military budget. 3rd best airforce. World's fastest growing economy. Recently, one Indian tech company contributed $200B to the US economy, more than the combined economies of 20 US states. Its not all Rossy and all. We have our problems like everywhere else. But I think some things are not talked enough.
India also produces highest number of unemployable engineers as well. Most of these engineers were pushed into the degree because of money or parents. They don’t have the skills or the interest. Being in a software consultancy firm, we reject 90% of the applicants because of poor technical knowledge
@@hrisikeshbhattacharya5467 you talk about a problem. And seems like you are proud that you reject 90% of the people. Actually you are one of the problem creating this situation. Isn't it? Why can't you find a solution to this problem? What do you think is a good solution to this? Any dick and harry can point out problems. At this point I would think they are better off working in another company or not working under you...
Poked the right points... Inequality, cheap hacks to survival and the understanding of developed markets - proving to be a brilliant turning point. Did not expect this Slidebean. WOW!
So excited for the next video. Loved this a lot. It was a refreshing view of India on a foreign channel. Showing both sides, the opportunity and the inequality.
Thanks for showing the positive side of the country!! Even as a fellow citizen we are so focused on the negative around us. But watching this video made us realized how far we had come.
@@caleb_friesen I'm glad you've come to understand it. Just a few hours ago, I had to urge to use that word in a meeting, but I knew my American colleagues will not be able to understand it. It's definitely a thing that cannot be explained. Btw, you make great content too. Loved the collab with Caya a few months ago.
The thing with India is that its real strength lies in its diversity. Language, food, culture, dress we have so many varieties that it's wrong to show India as this one homogenous country. But despite all the differences, what binds us is this sense of oneness and responsibility towards the country. Flaws exist, like any other country, but we have tons of potential across the country. So the next time you wanna explore about India, remember you're gonna get more than one variety 💜
I have known India has been like this for awhile now then again I have a friend from there and he tells me about it but it's good for other people to see this side of the country
By far your best video yet. Looking forward to when you come to Ireland a country where there are more entrepreneurs than there are fullstack engineers. If you ever do give me a shout. Colm
Mother India,a cultural wonderland,just reaching to the future a beacon of hope between West,+ East,North+ South,with hope for all,let’s wish her a fab future and hope she can become an anchor of peace for humanity.!!!!!!!!
I have been a long time fan of your channel. I missed out on your meet-up in Bengaluru but nonetheless great to see you explore and learn about the ongoing startup revolution here in India. Keep up the good work!
Thank you for bringing this into light. Foreign news media often portrays India as this poverty ridden country but they never talk about the number of unicorns that come out of India or how we have adopted to the digitisation culture a lot better than most countries. I agree, we have poverty to an extent, but that is not India as a whole.
I understand the sentiment but 50 percent of india population dont have access to clean drinking water at their home. India solely contributes to 25% to illetracy rate throughtout the world. A country’s image is made out how majority of population lives in that country. Yes the number of people live in tier 1 cities is a very high number but they are just quarter of total population. Hence the image of poor India, despite being home to unicorns, mnc and successful service sectors ( formal and informal )
@@dashmeetsingh9679 I agree with you, what I meant was that as much as we have poverty, literacy, and other problems, it doesn't hurt to acknowledge the points that make our nation so well known around the world. It doesn't necessarily have to be about the tech world itself, the history that our country has, the culture and diverse traditions that people follow. I would not call myself a true patriot but it just doesn't feel right when most of the western population base their opinions of the country based on what is projected via news media and certain movies like slum dog millionaire and lion. I totally agree with you, the country's image is based on the majority of the population, that being said, I've seen that the opinions of the country have changed from what it was about 5 to 6 years ago.
Glad to see a video that talks about both the sides of India. Like banglore we have 3 to 4 cities in all over India like Hyderabad, Chennai, Delhi , Mumbai, Kolkata kanpur and many are growing now just imagine after 10 year India will be in a next level with much more potential.
Thank you so much for sharing knowledge about Bangalore , it’s one of the greatest cities ever . I’m so glad you’re there I bet you felt so chill over there and so happy :)
When I imagine India, I thought a lot about their street food. But, I admire most Indian knowledge RUclipsrs. They are able to digest complicated topics into a more understandable and approachable bits.
Watching this from a wework in Bangalore. So happy to see mention of word "Jugaad" caries the vibe the video needed. India is full of hope optimism and potential. waiting for the next video in this series.
Hi Caya! I have been following your videos for some years now and am a big fan of your presentation skills. To see you in the same places I have been meant so good. Thank you for your attempt to capture India through the right lens.
Pretty good and accurate video. Just a correction. Biggest startup hubs and cities with best jobs are Bangalore, followed by Delhi NCR (mostly Gurgaon) and Mumbai. 80%+ funding and unicorns are from these 3 places. Other cities are a different tier.
I mean, I understand those 3 are where the cool stuff is happening, but the tiers he mentioned are as per the government's classification. There are 8 tier 1 cities in India.
@hemanth Have covered the full picture. So by tiers i did not mean population wise at all. I meant by quality of jobs. Bangalore, delhi ncr and mumbai are the top 3 in the quality of jobs available, and even the quantity if high paying jobs. Sure chennai is big on saas, and i respect that believe me i do. But look at other areas too. Doesn't compete with the top 3 still
OMR Chennai - Old Mahabalipuram Road is the heart of Chennai IT industry. Thousands of company are situated in both the side of OMR and adjacent IT PARK.
I can even speak for my city "patna" which is in one of the poorest states of India. There aren't many tech startups here but the quality of startups in other fields such as food is very surprising, my parents say the patna they grew up in isn't recognisable anymore, hell even the patna I grew up in 15 years ago is completely different.
explaining what you really do in this video was really important, because you are going to gat a lot of views and some of them might convert into your coustomer.
Even though the international value of the rupee is not that high(1 USD ~ 80Rs) the local purchasing power is very high. Where I live these are the costs (the Moderately cheap ones): Lunch + Dinner full course meal ( 3600RS ~ 43$ per month) Breakfast(Rs 30 ~ 38cents) Tea (Rs 10 ~ 13cents) Coffee (Rs 20 ~ 25cents) Cleaning Help (Rs 1500 ~ 19$ per month)
Thank you so much for showing this side of India I was tired of ppl coming here n showing slums n such things instead exploring such places…love from India 🇮🇳
Omg! I loved this video so much, first a fall thank you so much for getting the true and amazing side and potential of our proud nation out! yes we all Indians strongly agree with the fact that you stated that India has a lot of potential and we all believe that we will become the superpower very soon and show the world that India is and always will be unstoppable, I love my India so much and I am so lucky and proud to be a part of it! Jai Hind!
Tier-1 city in India is not 100K people, it is easily more than 1M people, probably more than 5 million in Metropolitan area population. 100 K may be as low as Tier 3 even. :)
After Studying and working in New Zealand for five years in Hospitality, I return to India in 2015, for my startup in Uttarakhand . it just didn't go well, corruption still eating the society within. But This video seem hopeful. maybe the future for IT engineers bright, but what about the rest....
My favorite part of this programming was the story your fleeting visuals painted. They were stark yet not pandering or judgmental. This is India, a frugal topping of jugaad with a lavish serving of chaos where hope is starting to sprout and cluster in what was once a story of hopelessness and eternal wait for miracles.
Thank you sir!! This is probably the best video i've ever seen describing india in such a good manner........ We know abot the poverty, the unemployment and much more but,India is definitely not like what the western media or the Western movie industry show..........
I am an engineer in a startup and let me tell you the immense opportunities we have as a youngsters building our own thing and being part of something that contributes to national economy it's mind blowing
@@cayahere You would also need an Indian bank account so I guess it is not yet geared for travelers. But for locals! Wow does it work. I pay everything from 10Rs tea to entire month's groceries digitally using UPI (and its various implementation) People no longer need a wallet to leave the house just a smartphone and the keys.
Yeah I know the salaries on tech engineers are not as high as in developed countries but this is the key. Cheap workforce attracts businesses . And in india you can live a comfortable life with that salary because of purchasing power parity. The cost of living is also less than the developed world.
I am from a teir 3 or 4 city, i am prepairing for JEE an high school engineering exam which will get me to IIT (Indian institute of tech.) And eventually to a good earning IT engineer, and the fact that i consume foreign content everyday, watch creators from US and europe, understand each bit of it, share english reels to my friends of a "tier 4" city just shows that in this world of internet no one is backward and not everyone is knowleged when living in a tier 1 city.
India is a country which a huge huge potential of tourism........ India (Bharat) is country which has rich cultures which is one of oldest civilization roots we are share......you can find world class monument (temples) with fine architecture build before thousands of years ago, i can say somewhere better than the world...... currently india unlocking their potential in term of human resource management and skilling their youth to make this Bharat and the world better 🇮🇳❤️
Also 1% of indians earn more than 2.5 lakhs ie 3000$ /year , the number varies to max 2% ( if you account for what we call unaccounted for wealth or black money ) . Which implies that the income disparity is far higher ( our gini coefficient is also one of the highest in the democratic world )
See no amount of govt. Data,un data, says ,trust me no Indian is poor, they don't show,all live well and lavish in there own style, let you guys be happy with what ever you percive
It has been very long since I've watched a video made by a westerner showing India in good light. The world is slowly realising the true potential of India. Thanks.
You should have visited Mumbai, Pune, Hyderabad and Delhi as well they are equally contributing to IT development in our country. Mumbai is financial capital so you may find many old companies headoffices there.
Bangalore and Chennai are India too. Most of these types of videos cover only north Indian cities. Because of jealous people like you who only want north Indian cities to get the limelight that Hollywood thinks that whole India is like this. Let them know about the undiscovered South at least once
@@Wall_flower is Hyderabad in the north of India ? I just said that if he is covering the it sector of India then he should also visit other cities contributing to IT sector as well whether it is in north or south does it matter really? I dont envy anyone from my country its united India . But people like you just want to see India divided into north and south.
It's because of security reasons we're unable to record inside Train Stations and I think all us Indians smiled when Jacob said the word "Jugaad" since it's the favourite thing of Indians to carry out.
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Louis Vuitton is from the 'west '
Obviously the west would know that 😐
@Riman no
India has over200m homeless
USA is few thousand
Many from southern border
Latin America
@Riman in India people don't bother to capture the criminals
We don't have any such problems here but the invasions for more than 500-1000 years from west and other parts and their problems are inherited here.
Today's technology meaning is changed as it only means something which is computer operated but that is not actual technology means. Technology means a way to process something. Anything the way you eat is a technology, the way you walk is a technology but people are only talking about technology in the sense of automated computer operated things.
That's the problem
You should have used UPI.
You're not allowed to film certain locations because in 2008, a tourist named David Headley filmed everything in Mumbai for Lashkar-e-Toiba, which then carried out a series of attacks on the city that lasted for three days. Since then, the government strictly prohibits filming.
david headley*
@@闇-e5x Corrected. Thanks for pointing it out.
I mistakenly had named a great cricketer from New Zealand.😂
It's sad honestly. What some brainwashed selfish people did to change lives.
This makes no sense lol I'm pretty sure there are easier methods like Google street view that terrorists use rather than watching some tourist vlog...
@@user-hv6dw1ux9o Go and google first.
Not just Bengaluru or Chennai but start-ups are booming in Delhi NCR, Mumbai, Hyderabad, Pune, Ahmedabad, Kolkata too.
I'm not Indian
all I've had about kolkata is the scams
@@gidd yes there are either call centre companies in kolkata ir scammers.
That City is stuck in time and has absolutely no future.
Shut the bullshit only Bangalore has a bright future, all the others are too corrupt
@@_UCS_SwapnilSahaiSrivastav Are you from Kolkata if not then let me tell you that the scammers were operating from outskirts of Kolkata, the city is overall quite good and safest city in India..
I am not American but i known they are mass shooters.
Creating stereotypes by only limited information is easy.
An Indian politician named KTR says to foreigners,
"Your perspective towards India depends upon what gateway you choose to enter."
If he's a politician, he's already a part of the problem. They have hurt our progress for a long time.
uselsess guy.. stole our hard earned money
@@a_spire when did KTR stole money ?
@@genuine_patriot9843 how do you think he studied in new york.. plus he has cases pending for money laundering
@@genuine_patriot9843 if you are a genuine patriot, you would be questioning his legitimacy
India is 100 countries in one country held together by shared cultural and spiritual roots.
Travel 100km in any direction and u will find it difficult to easily comprehend the language spoken or to order the same food u ate.
DONT FEEL SPECIAL EVERYWHERE IN THE WORLD YOU CAN FIND PEOPLE FROM DIFFERENT NATION...INDIA IS POPULAR FOR SPICES, BEING NASTY, REALLY SMART PEOPLE OR SCAMMERS THATS THE ONLY THING U HEAR ABOUT INDIA OR THE MEN TREATING THEIR WOMAN LIKE SHIT .......THATS THE ONLY THING YOU HEAR ABOUT INDIA THATS WHAT INDIA IS POPULAR FOR STOP FOOLING YOURSELF BECAUSE THE REST OF THE WORLD WILL JUST WATCH YOU LIKE A CLOWN
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I hope the West continues to have the head bobbing IT nerd image of India - only adds to the element of surprise when we finally arrive.
🥺i love your voice
You are here 🙄
😈i like the sound of it
Hey , would you mind telling me that which iit you are from?? Coz I'm gonna make my way soon to an IIT , and if possible I would like to team up with you to explore India more , but i guess I have to do a lot more work , i just gave 2021 paper as mock of jee advanced and just managed to get 176 marks , hope I'll improve my score to atleast make it too IITR or if my mind changes then to the iit , you belong 😅
Who cares what they think
India has many sides, it depends upon you what side you want to see......
Put perfectly
Agreed
Goddamn bro I'm high
India is a majority poor country ..what side u r talking abt??...those 2km wala cyber hub??
@@tony-pc4kd I think you have eye problem. Please go to eye specialist. So that you can see gurgay, new delhi,Dholera,new town Kolkata, udaipur and 100s of clean and beautiful cities
Great video! You cannot describe India in just one word, or sentence. Every state in India is it's own country! After living in New York for 5 years, I am finally returning back to India to build my startup! Slidebean has been there at the beginning of the idea and until now. And hope it continues to the future too. I know it will. Thanks Slidebean for putting up this video!
Thank you for the kind words and trusting us on your journey! We're glad to help you along the way!
@@slidebean just finished watching the video! Well thought and well laid out. Yes India does have problems like caste system, religious politics, inequality, language barrier within states and cities and so on. Waiting for the 2nd part!
@KarthiK We’re so excited for the disruption and innovation you’re going to bring to India’s drone space!
@@backstagewithmillionaires Thank you! Hope so!
No bro... I can describe India in one sentence... 'India is a mini earth'. Enough said.
This is pretty much the story of countries like India, Nigeria, Kenya etc..Hollywood depicts only the negative.If you actualy visit the countries the experience is quite eye-opening.
Please don't compare India with nigeria n kenya
India is a defacto recognized superpower and a counterweight to China.
Facts: Indian economy is bigger than entire African continent's economy with room to add a few qatars and 1 turkey🤗✌
@@imakesense4456 No one's said it isn't. There are just a lot of similarities. Those African countries are just a few years away from getting to that point. Just the same narrative
As an indian I Agree. Like India Nigerian Economy is growing well but western media only shows poverty and slums from these countries. They even think of china as a poor country lol
@@oryankibandi3556 Well said
You are wrong dude, some south east asian countries like Philippines, Vietnam, Indonesia, Cambodia etc and some south American countries come close to India when economy is considered. When research/technology is considered, India is even better than those countries. South Asian countries like Pakistan and Bangladesh are better than Nigeria, and India is much better than Pakistan and Bangladesh at present.
You cannot compare Nigeria and India, it's like comparing India to China or USA.
India is very different country, visit all 28 states then you'll reach at conclusion. what happens 50 km away from my house I don't know... As far as economy is concerned, India is low income country with 65% population directly depend on agriculture. while urban areas look good excluding places where migrants live. Thus, India is way better than Kenya/Nigeria just like south Africa is better than India.
Most people don't understand... It hasn't even been 100 years yet since india got it's independence... Not to mention that there were MANY PROBLEMS to solve after independence which the British specifically left for us as a 'farewell gift' but even so we have solved many of those problems and after all that NOW we are going towards developement... Remember that we're only one step into the technological world and yet india has made such an impact in small amount of time... In few decades the whole world will see the results.
Yes agreed it's not been a long long time getting independence but u shouldn't deny the fact that it could have been more developed till now for example u can South Korea it got independence later than us but it's a developed country now
@@Roundbuzz21 dude, are you serious? India has SHIT lot of population.. It can't be compared to korea, not to mention India is a secular country... There simply is no comparison
@@Roundbuzz21 in hard times huge population becomes troublesome and in good times it works to boost the economy
Yup 🇮🇳
Korea has a small land mass with a small population. India has a huge population they have to fight through forgot to mention india has major cities that they have to settle. The British left India poor. And india fixed many problems that the weird British has done.
Correction: You're allowed to shoot videos and snap pics in metro stations and train stations but you'll need permission to do so. I'm not sure about the details but if you're shooting content for commercial purpose there's a minor fees attached to it too.
The only reason why were asked to leave is because they are a foreigner.
and dont know how to do "Jugad" to get the video shot
No they charge for shooting at metro stations
@@shre6619 no u don't need permission .. now u can since 2019 I think ..
@@MrSridippanda I don't think permission was ever required, regardless of purpose... But lonly skimmed.Timestamp?
You need permission for security and safety purposes.
Love & Respect to India 🇮🇳 from Russia 🇷🇺💙
Thnx dear bdware u from Russia
@@Pushparaj-fe9fk bro grammar
Love from 🇮🇳
Thanks.. love and respect to Russia as well our good friend
ИНДИЯ любит Россия 🇮🇳❤🇷🇺
Looking forward to your next video. Finally someone is breaking the archetype fed by Hollywood about India.
Most people including current generation of Indians forget that up until early 90's India used to be like current day cuba due to extreme socialism. there used to be a two three year waitlist to get a telephone landline connection same with goods like cars and scooters due to "license raj", companies were banned by law to produce more than govt allotted quota of goods, which in turn created a heavy demand supply mismatch. from there to being a global leader in fintech, automobile , pharma manufacturing is quite an achievement for a continent sized democracy like India. all this happened in just thirty years.
Still it's slower in comparison to what East Asians did in similar amount of time.
@@kanekiken2002 India is a continent sized country in terms of size and population, and India was under US sanctions since 1998 up until recently due to nuclear tests, there was a ban on critical technology transfer from the west.
@@kanekiken2002 east asia like japan wasnt colonised like india
@@phoenix-pz2id We can't just keep blaming colonisation for everything.
@@kanekiken2002 We should and we always WILL because that is what pushed us into the shithole of poverty and suffering. We owe the independence that we experience today in the comfort of our homes to countless freedom fighters who CHOSE to sacrifice their lives over 150 fucking years or many generations. The severe impact of more than 150 years of colonization does not lower in 75 years of independence.
Well done. Just one fact - some people call former chief minister of West Bengal as the father of Bangalore. why? : When IT companies approached him to build IT hub in Kolkata, he refused that proposal. Because he was communist and supporter of unions, who saw computer as threat to their jobs.
Thank god our CM wasn't stupid enough to do that and it's because of it today Bangalore has become the economic backbone of our state.
The left destroyed Kolkata, if the left didn't come to Kolkata then it would have been the most developed city in India, Tata, Birla, JK, Thapar, Mallya, Goenka, Jindal all had ther hq in Kolkata the city had everything back then needed to be a world class city, Bombay was know for the entairtainmen industry and Delh as political capital. And even after all this we still have people who are hard core supporters of the left.
Look at kerala today, industries are leaving the state and its surviving on gulf money and tourism. On other hand look at Maharashtra and Gujarat its growing so fast.
Kolkata was deliberately destroyed by left ecosystem and communists in Bengal
Father of bangalore? Ridiculous
@@RoNiN_K yea it is bit of an exaggeration, if someone can be called "father of banglore" Its Shri. Kempegowda.
It was so nice and insightful talking to you Caya. India truly is chaotically organized. That's what makes it special. I can't wait to see where our country will be in the next decade.
Happy to see you in this video Karthik.
@@karthikeyans4658 Thanks man.
@@angelsbackgroundsounds Why so much hate?
@@angelsbackgroundsounds xenophobe and possibly racist
I'm glad that you took the time to learn about my country. Representation matters. It's people like who helps us in the long run by letting others know what it us like in India.
0:49 I made it into a Slidebean video! 😁 Definitely a Bengaluru highlight for me (and my scooter). Dhanyavaad Caya, come back again soon!
Backstage with millionaire bro how are you doing
Doing well Subarno, hoping the same for you! 🙂 So glad to see Caya post this vid, have been looking forward to it for months.
@@caleb_friesen I am more hyped up now about his next video
Riding @caleb's scooter was definitely the highlight of the week. Thanks for hosting us, man!
@@caleb_friesen Hey Caleb!!! Great to find you here buddy. Following you since years at BWM.
The abandoned looking train station was meant to be a Elevated train station along with a mall of shops but later the shop's plan was dropped so it looks abandoned and it is opposite to The Tidel park which is the oldest and first IT park in the Chennai,the start of IT evolution
BTW Payment gateways are far more efficient and secure in India than the west... And the gateways that you are using in your country are just monopolies trying to cash in on you!
The Indian government just gave the UPI backend to PayTM as a gift, so get ready for a government backed private monopoly to start robbing you too! Also... "PhonePe and Google Pay account for over 80% of UPI transactions done each month."... One is owned by Google and the other Walmart, so those transaction fees go straight out of India.
By the way Europe has a far superior system to UPI based on NFC and your phone can run out of battery it still works, it's over a decade old now.
True.
Yep, given heavy population, the gateways have to be one of the safest on the planet
Being an Indian, I can proudly say that you've portrayed India's growing and developing culture very well!
There is nothing to be proud as Indian
@@Xyz04 wtf?
@@dimiberba2374 not f only s
"Jugad" is something that might sound a lil bizzare initially but this is the same "Jugad" that made India the first country to reach Mars on its first attempt.
It wasn't 'Jugad' that got us to mars. It was a team of scientists who carefully planned and tested the cheapest strategies to go to mars. 'Jugaad' is more improvised and sacrifices the quality and longetivity of products for a more ''here and now' solution and that is not how I want to send something to mars lol.
@@kunaldeo9679 it's not me saying that it's the scientists themselves saying that.
@@kunaldeo9679 jugad doesn't always have to be used in the cheap sense. And the truth is that this jugad had to be used coz of lack of capital and storage for fuel during the mission.
@@vinamrajha but this wasn't juggad as it was tested. Jugaad is an improvised hasty solution as I said that fails in the long run. The mars mission was an ironclad strategy that took the long run into consideration.
@@kunaldeo9679 ohk mate✨
Yes india is growing and the main IT hubs in india are not just Bengaluru, chennai or delhi! There are a lot of other cities like Mumbai, Ahmedabad, Pune, Noida, Hyderabad, Kochi, Kolkata, Gurugram etc.
Kochi is not any IT hub, its just an average town
The inequality you talked about is imo just a phase India is going through. There was a time when the considerable population of India was poor. You can't lift such a large number of ppl out of poverty immediately. That is happening slowly and I think this inequality of income will surely reduce in the coming days.
This "phase" that you are referring has been existing form the past 75 years.
Unfortunately that is not happening, the rich keep getting richer and the poor poorer. And added to this is also the caste inequality which makes the matter even worse.
@@prashanthv4226 tell me a job which you didn't get because of your caste...
Caste system is a problem but don't exaggerate it out of proportion
@@deltabeta5527 but back then we were socialists
Highly monopolized/ government-run agencies... No country has ever progressed with that system... Just look at China or Korea for that matter
But you can see drastic changes in the economy after the liberalization
Still, a Far way to go, but you just can't discredit the progress
@@deltabeta5527 , Wealth out of India was extorted for nearly 200 years and wealthy becoming more wealth has do with govt policies and globalization.
Yes thank you! From a person from USA that traveled to India. It is a great and growing economy! The statistic and world views do not really peel into India unless you go there yourself.
It's riddled with corruption and massive inequality that will lead to social unrest
@@thunderb00m these things are present in almost every country
@@shakthivelsaravanan9263 but the sheer scale it is what is different. Complete lack of respect for rules and laws permeates from the lowest to the highest class of society. couple that with the insane population size and growth and this is unmatched anywhere in the world.
@@thunderb00m population is the ultimate power of India.. Which is protecting it from making another country like afganistan or Pakistan which is separating Bangladesh and srilanka from becoming one.
Without population India would have lost its cultural ethos and become like Egypt. Everything else common in democracy that's why India is focusing on Nationalism rather.
@@thunderb00m Hatemonger spotted. Go touch some grass.
India is an incredible country. If you’ve never physically travelled there then you cannot judge it.
I've travelled in India on two separate occasions. India is awful.
Finally someone completed the image of INDIA...every youtuber or vlogger that I have come across shows only one side of India....hats off
Nice, & i know that india is doing great in Space sector too .
Few years ago I heard that india reached Mars in first attempt & also launched more than 100 satellites in a single launch .
Great. Keep going : )
And that mars mission had less budget than the Hollywood movie "the martian"
We have more to goooo :)
Indians are Great ! Just look at those kids , they will make an successful future . I love when they talked about their ambitions to became doctor , police officer , architecture , and how they wanna serve for their society , not wanna be a tiktok star or youtuber just like other countries children !!
I find it incredibly unfair that people in the West complain about location-specific pay when they are totally fine with underpaying similarly talented people in countries like India. $4.000/month would get you a 1/4 of an employee in America yet they are trying to squeeze him into an even lower salary.
4000$/month is really a higher salary range in case for india which is roughly 3Lakh INR/month ,,most of freshers get annual salary of 4k$ for them to reach ,each employee is billed at the rate from US 9$/hour to upto 40$(if skilled) but the Indian companies still under pays below that,, for someone to reach ,4k$ /month is great feat and it takes minimum of 10+ years if high skilled techie or a manager
@@dhineshkumars1991 india does have high packages for skilled people, a person with 3 year experience can also get 38 lakh package but problem is it won't be $4k per month instead of salary it is a package which includes everything else and only ends up paying $1-2k per month, companies in u.s don't talk in packages, they declare the base pay beforehand.
there is term like ppp, india already ranks 3rd in PPP, and 5th in gdp ,by the 2028 of this decade india will 3rd largest gdp too, also taxpayers will increase in india rapidly in this decade , sad reality of today is 2% of india population gives tax for billion people, there huge middle class too which is not poor but not in condition to pay higher taxes , this will reduce by this decade .
search more about purchasing power parity, eg same quality, same size burger will be sold for 7-8$ in US but 2$ in India, water bottle 120rs in US but 20rs in India , purchasing power factor varies in various goods( from 1/3 to 1/8 to US india), in US veg is expensive , which is reverse in India(non veg is also cheap compared to US price). without knowing purchasing power factor , comparing things is bad idea !!!
@@pranavgandhar4604 but so does the quality of life decreases. Better infrastructure? Roads? Facilities? Paying lower wages is just discrimination but we need money as lower as it is. Electronics are cheaper in usa laptop mobiles. Beef is also cheaper as it's produced in big quantities.
I just want to highlight one more thing besides big tech companies and startups, India has one of the largestest and growing MSME sector. Beside that in certain big cities like Channie, Mumbai, Kolkata, Bangalore, Delhi etc. street food vendors, fruit vendors, tea stalls even after low cost offering they are earning big money due to population boom in those cities. (Will love to see your video on this topic.) Welcome to India...🙏🏻💐
Chennai not channie
Channie?🤣
yea... My city Chennai.... kudos to u guys for showing my country without any FILTERS....😊😊😍😍🥳🥳
Every aspect of India, rich or poor, looks so exciting 🇮🇳 Cheers from USA 👊 🇺🇲
Amazing video! This was a huge eye opener to me.
And the production quality is through the roof here, as always.
I'd love to see more of these videos from you 👏
Thank you!
Fun facts about India: India produces highest number of engineers in the world. Over 1000 companies in Silicon valley is founded by Indians with a total worth of 40 billion dollars. UKs biggest employer is TATA which is an Indian company is also the Europe's employer of the year. CEOs of Google, Mastercard, Twitter, Microsoft, Pepsi, Chanel, Adobe, IBM, Micron, Arista, Only fans etc etc. 36% of NASA scientists are Indians. 40% of specialized doctors in UK and US are Indians.
ISRO - Indian space research organization is the second most successful space organization after NASA with successful missions at quarter of its budget. india produces fastest supersonic missile of the world and is currently producing its own fighter jets, helicopters and drones. 2nd biggest army in terms of service personal and 4th biggest in terms of military budget. 3rd best airforce. World's fastest growing economy. Recently, one Indian tech company contributed $200B to the US economy, more than the combined economies of 20 US states.
Its not all Rossy and all. We have our problems like everywhere else. But I think some things are not talked enough.
Indians not smart they just 1.3B
India also produces highest number of unemployable engineers as well. Most of these engineers were pushed into the degree because of money or parents. They don’t have the skills or the interest. Being in a software consultancy firm, we reject 90% of the applicants because of poor technical knowledge
@@hrisikeshbhattacharya5467 you talk about a problem. And seems like you are proud that you reject 90% of the people. Actually you are one of the problem creating this situation. Isn't it? Why can't you find a solution to this problem? What do you think is a good solution to this? Any dick and harry can point out problems.
At this point I would think they are better off working in another company or not working under you...
Indians make other countries rich
most indian engineers are unemployed
Poked the right points... Inequality, cheap hacks to survival and the understanding of developed markets - proving to be a brilliant turning point.
Did not expect this Slidebean. WOW!
So excited for the next video. Loved this a lot. It was a refreshing view of India on a foreign channel. Showing both sides, the opportunity and the inequality.
Such an awesome video on India! And a perspective that seems wildly underrepresented. Would love to visit 🇮🇳 some day!
Welcome ❤❤
I am glad that someone from the US took the time to make this video... My favorite is company forensics... Good going ..
This is genuinely the best startup channel that I've seen! Wow 😍
- A newcomer!
- discovered our channel from this video
- liked it.
This makes our day.
- Caya
Thanks for showing the positive side of the country!! Even as a fellow citizen we are so focused on the negative around us. But watching this video made us realized how far we had come.
I've never seen India so much in this light. Nice video @slidebean
Thank you for sharing.
I love how Jugaad resonates with everyone. 😂
It’s such a wonderful concept! I wish more people outside of India knew about it.
@@caleb_friesen I'm glad you've come to understand it. Just a few hours ago, I had to urge to use that word in a meeting, but I knew my American colleagues will not be able to understand it. It's definitely a thing that cannot be explained.
Btw, you make great content too. Loved the collab with Caya a few months ago.
for me jugad is hacks
hehe
life hacks i mean
Huge respect that you took time and visited India but the time of India is just started and the show must go on. 😀
The thing with India is that its real strength lies in its diversity. Language, food, culture, dress we have so many varieties that it's wrong to show India as this one homogenous country. But despite all the differences, what binds us is this sense of oneness and responsibility towards the country. Flaws exist, like any other country, but we have tons of potential across the country. So the next time you wanna explore about India, remember you're gonna get more than one variety 💜
I have known India has been like this for awhile now then again I have a friend from there and he tells me about it but it's good for other people to see this side of the country
By far your best video yet. Looking forward to when you come to Ireland a country where there are more entrepreneurs than there are fullstack engineers. If you ever do give me a shout. Colm
There for SaaStock in mid-October. Planning to shoot a video too. LMK if you want tickets :D
I'm a recent graduate in engineering and I got a job in Bengaluru, thank you for emphasizing this city.
Are u indian..??
@@akwow2307 yes Iam.
@@danielsuhash9680 ok
Hyderabad is booming too
Wait for the fireworks
I Was actually relocated from Hyderabad to Bangalore.
Beautiful video. Best and most accurate and in depth video of india . Always liked this channel now love it
Thank you so much 😀
Great video friend, it was fun being a part of your journey 🌟🇮🇳 Keep travelling!
Mother India,a cultural wonderland,just reaching to the future a beacon of hope between West,+ East,North+ South,with hope for all,let’s wish her a fab future and hope she can become an anchor of peace for humanity.!!!!!!!!
I have been a long time fan of your channel. I missed out on your meet-up in Bengaluru but nonetheless great to see you explore and learn about the ongoing startup revolution here in India. Keep up the good work!
Sad we didn't get to meet you, but thank you for your support! We're glad you like our content
Oh my gaawd....what's the status of dholera and Gift city???🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@slidebean Caya, you should have visited Pune too. I would have taken you to our Startup Hub.
Thank you for bringing this into light. Foreign news media often portrays India as this poverty ridden country but they never talk about the number of unicorns that come out of India or how we have adopted to the digitisation culture a lot better than most countries. I agree, we have poverty to an extent, but that is not India as a whole.
I understand the sentiment but
50 percent of india population dont have access to clean drinking water at their home.
India solely contributes to 25% to illetracy rate throughtout the world.
A country’s image is made out how majority of population lives in that country.
Yes the number of people live in tier 1 cities is a very high number but they are just quarter of total population.
Hence the image of poor India, despite being home to unicorns, mnc and successful service sectors ( formal and informal )
@@dashmeetsingh9679 I agree with you, what I meant was that as much as we have poverty, literacy, and other problems, it doesn't hurt to acknowledge the points that make our nation so well known around the world.
It doesn't necessarily have to be about the tech world itself, the history that our country has, the culture and diverse traditions that people follow.
I would not call myself a true patriot but it just doesn't feel right when most of the western population base their opinions of the country based on what is projected via news media and certain movies like slum dog millionaire and lion.
I totally agree with you, the country's image is based on the majority of the population, that being said, I've seen that the opinions of the country have changed from what it was about 5 to 6 years ago.
@@Kyridiculous Agreed.
Unicorns are just overvalued worthless startups especially the many that came out of india.
@@gamba4605 Dont be jealous. Follow India's path
Glad to see a video that talks about both the sides of India.
Like banglore we have 3 to 4 cities in all over India like Hyderabad, Chennai, Delhi , Mumbai, Kolkata kanpur and many are growing now just imagine after 10 year India will be in a next level with much more potential.
Thank you so much for sharing knowledge about Bangalore , it’s one of the greatest cities ever . I’m so glad you’re there I bet you felt so chill over there and so happy :)
When I imagine India, I thought a lot about their street food. But, I admire most Indian knowledge RUclipsrs. They are able to digest complicated topics into a more understandable and approachable bits.
Watching this from a wework in Bangalore. So happy to see mention of word "Jugaad" caries the vibe the video needed. India is full of hope optimism and potential. waiting for the next video in this series.
Finally, somebody is showing the true India. Thank you!
Waited 3 months for this video series, ever since your interview with Backstage with Millionaires. Love from Bengaluru ❤
Hi Caya! I have been following your videos for some years now and am a big fan of your presentation skills. To see you in the same places I have been meant so good. Thank you for your attempt to capture India through the right lens.
Pretty good and accurate video. Just a correction. Biggest startup hubs and cities with best jobs are Bangalore, followed by Delhi NCR (mostly Gurgaon) and Mumbai. 80%+ funding and unicorns are from these 3 places. Other cities are a different tier.
I mean, I understand those 3 are where the cool stuff is happening, but the tiers he mentioned are as per the government's classification. There are 8 tier 1 cities in India.
@@rjv_mntn That's fair. Actually Just wanted to correct the 3 cities he mentioned. Didn't think much of the tier system.
Thats in IT and edtech ,May be Ur not aware of Chennai diverse market as he was aware
@hemanth Have covered the full picture. So by tiers i did not mean population wise at all. I meant by quality of jobs. Bangalore, delhi ncr and mumbai are the top 3 in the quality of jobs available, and even the quantity if high paying jobs. Sure chennai is big on saas, and i respect that believe me i do. But look at other areas too. Doesn't compete with the top 3 still
Hyderabad is laughing at the corner
This level of production quality feels illegal to be for free!
Seriously the best video i have watched on yt
OMR Chennai - Old Mahabalipuram Road is the heart of Chennai IT industry. Thousands of company are situated in both the side of OMR and adjacent IT PARK.
Thank you Caya covering Indian start-up ecosystem. I was waiting for this since you mentioned you are visiting India few months ago.
I can even speak for my city "patna" which is in one of the poorest states of India. There aren't many tech startups here but the quality of startups in other fields such as food is very surprising, my parents say the patna they grew up in isn't recognisable anymore, hell even the patna I grew up in 15 years ago is completely different.
Thumps up bro 👏 belong to the same place
Less gooo Bihar🔥
Patliputra (present day Patna), is inarguably the greatest city throughout the history, And it will rise to the glory again.
Yes I also saw Patna in a vlog. I thought it would be like they saw Bihar, but I was amazed to see that .
@@ShubhamKumar-th3zw no, INDIA will rise again
explaining what you really do in this video was really important, because you are going to gat a lot of views and some of them might convert into your coustomer.
Even though the international value of the rupee is not that high(1 USD ~ 80Rs) the local purchasing power is very high. Where I live these are the costs (the Moderately cheap ones):
Lunch + Dinner full course meal ( 3600RS ~ 43$ per month)
Breakfast(Rs 30 ~ 38cents)
Tea (Rs 10 ~ 13cents)
Coffee (Rs 20 ~ 25cents)
Cleaning Help (Rs 1500 ~ 19$ per month)
Thank you so much for showing this side of India I was tired of ppl coming here n showing slums n such things instead exploring such places…love from India 🇮🇳
Omg! I loved this video so much, first a fall thank you so much for getting the true and amazing side and potential of our proud nation out! yes we all Indians strongly agree with the fact that you stated that India has a lot of potential and we all believe that we will become the superpower very soon and show the world that India is and always will be unstoppable, I love my India so much and I am so lucky and proud to be a part of it! Jai Hind!
Tier-1 city in India is not 100K people, it is easily more than 1M people, probably more than 5 million in Metropolitan area population. 100 K may be as low as Tier 3 even.
:)
After Studying and working in New Zealand for five years in Hospitality, I return to India in 2015, for my startup in Uttarakhand . it just didn't go well, corruption still eating the society within. But This video seem hopeful. maybe the future for IT engineers bright, but what about the rest....
I love learning about other cultures. I wish India the best!
Thank you so much for covering India from a different perspective.
Love from IISc, Bangalore and Boston.
My favorite part of this programming was the story your fleeting visuals painted. They were stark yet not pandering or judgmental. This is India, a frugal topping of jugaad with a lavish serving of chaos where hope is starting to sprout and cluster in what was once a story of hopelessness and eternal wait for miracles.
The production quality of your videos is just mind-blowing!! LOVE IT
Glad you like them! Thank you :)
Thank you sir!!
This is probably the best video i've ever seen describing india in such a good manner........
We know abot the poverty, the unemployment and much more but,India is definitely not like what the western media or the Western movie industry show..........
I am an engineer in a startup and let me tell you the immense opportunities we have as a youngsters building our own thing and being part of something that contributes to national economy it's mind blowing
5:20 Idk if you use digital payment in India or not, but it is almost universally accepted everywhere now. UPI . Gpay, Paytm, Mobikwik, PhonePe etc
You seem to need a +91 number for that (and for everything).
@@cayahere You would also need an Indian bank account so I guess it is not yet geared for travelers. But for locals! Wow does it work. I pay everything from 10Rs tea to entire month's groceries digitally using UPI (and its various implementation) People no longer need a wallet to leave the house just a smartphone and the keys.
Great video. India doesn’t get enough attention, especially this side of it
Yeah I know the salaries on tech engineers are not as high as in developed countries but this is the key. Cheap workforce attracts businesses . And in india you can live a comfortable life with that salary because of purchasing power parity. The cost of living is also less than the developed world.
This is really appreciating... The amount of research and effort in this video is enormous... Hats off!❤️
Loving a video like this on India!
Wow the fact they know what jugaad is..shows how well they went out to get real information...hats off man
Thank you for showing the reality of India. Love from India🥰🥰
India is developing. There's still problems, but who doesnt have them? Hell, even I can't recognize my town from 10 years ago :)
I am from a teir 3 or 4 city, i am prepairing for JEE an high school engineering exam which will get me to IIT (Indian institute of tech.) And eventually to a good earning IT engineer, and the fact that i consume foreign content everyday, watch creators from US and europe, understand each bit of it, share english reels to my friends of a "tier 4" city just shows that in this world of internet no one is backward and not everyone is knowleged when living in a tier 1 city.
India is a country which a huge huge potential of tourism........ India (Bharat) is country which has rich cultures which is one of oldest civilization roots we are share......you can find world class monument (temples) with fine architecture build before thousands of years ago, i can say somewhere better than the world...... currently india unlocking their potential in term of human resource management and skilling their youth to make this Bharat and the world better 🇮🇳❤️
Best documentary about the current Indian economical divide I've seen to date.
Kudos to you.
One of the best content I saw about my country. Perfectly edited, beautiful shots. Absolutely amazing.
Love the video man. I am not Indian, in fact I am Nigerian but I clearly see the parallels here, so well done.
Also 1% of indians earn more than 2.5 lakhs ie 3000$ /year , the number varies to max 2% ( if you account for what we call unaccounted for wealth or black money ) . Which implies that the income disparity is far higher ( our gini coefficient is also one of the highest in the democratic world )
True
See no amount of govt. Data,un data, says ,trust me no Indian is poor, they don't show,all live well and lavish in there own style, let you guys be happy with what ever you percive
Beautiful Cinematography & Editing !
It has been very long since I've watched a video made by a westerner showing India in good light. The world is slowly realising the true potential of India. Thanks.
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Can't wait to visit India this year 🥰🥰
Hope you have a great trip! 🛩
1 thing you forgot to mention is, that Bangalore is known as India's silicon valley...🇮🇳📈
Let's call it Bangalore of India only.
@@wishkarma2 silicon valley of India sounds good to let american clients know the expertise of It in India is in Bengaluru..
Silicon Valley made around huge mountains of POVERTY, RAPE, CORRUPTION and ZERO SANITATION and SEWERAGE.
@@sachin2842 and be slave of them
@@tiger1995grvr Dollar and petrol is very much needed. 👏
You should have visited Mumbai, Pune, Hyderabad and Delhi as well they are equally contributing to IT development in our country.
Mumbai is financial capital so you may find many old companies headoffices there.
Bangalore and Chennai are India too. Most of these types of videos cover only north Indian cities. Because of jealous people like you who only want north Indian cities to get the limelight that Hollywood thinks that whole India is like this. Let them know about the undiscovered South at least once
@@Wall_flower is Hyderabad in the north of India ? I just said that if he is covering the it sector of India then he should also visit other cities contributing to IT sector as well whether it is in north or south does it matter really? I dont envy anyone from my country its united India . But people like you just want to see India divided into north and south.
@@Yalla_Habibi_Cat1 your username 😺😹🤣🤣🤣
@@Wall_flower mumbai pune does not come in North India
Sorry to say this but these cities were always well known by foreigners 💯and about southern ,north east is still unknown
Just 30seconds in and the editing is phenomenal! Very refreshing compared to most other channels. Props to the editor!!
The whole video sums to what we, as Indians, have been hearing for long and failed to understand fully yet, 'UNITY IN DIVERSITY' !!
It's because of security reasons we're unable to record inside Train Stations and I think all us Indians smiled when Jacob said the word "Jugaad" since it's the favourite thing of Indians to carry out.