Faster Growth with Gujarat Model Is a Myth: Prabhat Patnaik

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  • Опубликовано: 26 ноя 2024

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  • @yehudimehta
    @yehudimehta 5 лет назад +39

    For the information of those who are giving their own "opinions" without any data regarding human development indicators. Kerala has the best human development indicators in India, measured by the UN Development Programme's Human Development Index. It is even ahead of much smaller states and union territories (like Delhi, which has a lot of money due to investment by central government and other factors).
    Kerala's HDI (for 2017) is 0.77. The next among bigger states are Himachal Pradesh and Punjab, with 0.715, then Haryana with 0.7, Tamil Nadu with 0.699 and then Maharashtra with 0.689.
    Nor is it the case that Kerala is a "small" state. Its population is higher than 193 countries in the world, including Saudi Arabia, Malaysia, Australia, Syria and most European countries. Its population density used to be the second highest in India after West Bengal, but Kerala managed to reduce its population growth rate, while many other states were not very successful in it. As a result, Bihar has the highest population density now, Bengal second and Kerala third.

    • @nancyd2400
      @nancyd2400 4 года назад

      True

    • @kundanpatidar7163
      @kundanpatidar7163 3 года назад

      Higher than 193 countries 😂😂

    • @AR-jm8ce
      @AR-jm8ce 3 года назад +1

      kerala maybe a bit better than other states but is still poor as fuck compared to middle income economies and worst than other indian states in income generation and employment

    • @shaheenshad5012
      @shaheenshad5012 2 года назад

      @@AR-jm8ce but people of kerala is consumerist ie they spend most of their money back to the economy .

  • @1973dineshkumar
    @1973dineshkumar 3 года назад +14

    Gujarat is more Capitalist (Land of Entrepreneurs) attracting most of the FDI coming into India currently. (Gujarat want to become like USA) Kerala is more Socialist and full of Educated unemployed who have to go to either Gulf States or cities like Mumbai, Bangalore, Chennai and Hyderabad to work in the IT/BPO sectors and also it is consumerist state buying most of the essential daily needs from other states. (Kerala is like China but want to become like UAE)

    • @ankitPatel-xm8zn
      @ankitPatel-xm8zn 3 года назад +9

      No..no.. Kerala had great employed great companies like isis..

    • @shaheenshad5012
      @shaheenshad5012 2 года назад +1

      @@ankitPatel-xm8zn other state suffers from this too, like rss. Extremism is on both sides.

    • @piyushtrivedi0023
      @piyushtrivedi0023 2 года назад +1

      @@shaheenshad5012 aree bhosdike AIMIM bhi to hai

    • @mukeshbhosadekar6400
      @mukeshbhosadekar6400 2 года назад +1

      @@shaheenshad5012 still better than stupid Islamic terrorist organization

    • @-abhi
      @-abhi 2 года назад

      @@shaheenshad5012 allah calling you to join her in graveyard of Syria

  • @MindMasterJD
    @MindMasterJD 4 года назад +10

    PP... thanks for exposing the myth of Gujrat model. The essence of the talk is that government's resistance to invest in public health and public education will be a disaster in India. Government should never privatize the essential services like healthcare and education.

  • @farooquecm
    @farooquecm 5 лет назад +21

    Everything begin with education... Not only education i mean good education. And educating human values too. Kerala did it good in past. And development followed slowly

    • @-abhi
      @-abhi 2 года назад

      Speaking in English is does not mean educated
      Kerala is also famous for sending terrorist to isis
      Jihadi and missionary ruined kerala

    • @hirenahir76200
      @hirenahir76200 Год назад

      Internet me Sara education mil hi jata he to gujrat me internet he hi😎

  • @kishoretejaswi1948
    @kishoretejaswi1948 5 лет назад +7

    Always a great pleasure listening to these two. Thank you, NewsClick

  • @jimmyjohn8379
    @jimmyjohn8379 3 года назад +11

    I'm from Kerala . India needs Gujarat model development because we need more heavy industry in low skilled export oriented areas so we can cut down imports and add to export. Kerala is a small state with delicate and beautiful ecosystem and well educated people who are more apt for services sector . Kerala development will always be oriented around education , tourism , information technology etc.

  • @krishnapillai6157
    @krishnapillai6157 3 года назад +15

    Having 100% education but no employment means disaster. Foolish doesnt understand that. 70% population earns from gulf 😂😂😂

    • @Himanshukumar-ek7fh
      @Himanshukumar-ek7fh 2 года назад

      @@isc9033 Gujjus are provided more than 20 million jobs. Feeling destroyed?🤣🤣

  • @mohan1997
    @mohan1997 5 лет назад +10

    Britishers set up industries in gujarat almost 400 years before. Kerala did not have that kind of development before independence.

    • @69Solo
      @69Solo 5 лет назад +1

      Yes bhaiyas get all privileges despite their religion.

    • @ishan5033
      @ishan5033 4 года назад +13

      What a joke there were no industries 400 years ago.

    • @s9ka972
      @s9ka972 3 года назад +1

      @@ishan5033 Though he was wrong , first industries in India set up by British were in Calcutta & Surat .

    • @ajitlekshmonan7845
      @ajitlekshmonan7845 3 года назад

      In fact, there's no such word 'Britisher' in standard English. Though it's used in India widely, better use 'Brit' Or English...

    • @alphacentauri6027
      @alphacentauri6027 3 года назад +1

      So by your logic britain also looted Northern states a lot including gujarat which made them bankrupt, while kerala and south wasn't affected that much.

  • @chandrakaladharan5550
    @chandrakaladharan5550 5 лет назад +12

    I was in Kerala for about three years.I don't agree with the views of Sen as I found poor Standard of Education and Health sectors of Govt. people go to nearby state Tamil Nadu/ Karnataka for Education, treatment.Only poor people go to govt institutions.

    • @cheriyachanbmattam251
      @cheriyachanbmattam251 5 лет назад +14

      You hav no idea about Kerala..
      Even if it is so..govt must invest more in public sector and make it better accessible to the people..there is no alternative to this..

    • @joyaelaj
      @joyaelaj 4 года назад +5

      Dude sorry to say but the people who go out of the state either go to IITS or because they were not able to get admitted into a govt institution

    • @ss.b7554
      @ss.b7554 4 года назад +1

      Hlo sir what are you thinking now,,, in the time of corona.. kerala is the best state which tackle corona. What about ur state????

  • @dangerous_ideas16
    @dangerous_ideas16 4 месяца назад

    If Gujrath is such a developed state and Gujrathis have superior economic intellect than the rest of India, according to the comment section, then they do not have to live with us, the lowly creatures. They can form their independent polity, I am all for it.

  • @sreevanierukulla6289
    @sreevanierukulla6289 3 года назад +12

    Having high literacy and no jobs is a foolish thing in Kerala

    • @ryancorey6826
      @ryancorey6826 3 года назад +4

      Having industries while 1of 3 are in proverty is a foolish thing

    • @devadutts3592
      @devadutts3592 3 года назад +7

      @@ryancorey6826
      There is no poverty in Gujarat

    • @mars-kw8xo
      @mars-kw8xo 3 года назад +4

      @@ryancorey6826 what about kitex huh??

    • @ravenxrgaming4672
      @ravenxrgaming4672 3 года назад +3

      @@devadutts3592 lol what a joke keep building a wall

    • @bibinraphel
      @bibinraphel 3 года назад

      @@mars-kw8xo kitex is pollution the sorrounding areas, Agriculture got destroyed becuase of the poisonous water from kitex. All the sorrounding villages are against them, government asked kitex to install toxic water treatment plant to remove toxic content before release the water, still they haven't implemented it

  • @peeloo2248
    @peeloo2248 3 года назад

    Please do add these kind of journalism videos

  • @Harichandran007
    @Harichandran007 9 месяцев назад

    Industrialisation in Kerala is very poor in the manufacturing sector but it's higher in the service sector. Percapita income is high but you can see the labour union clashes and they will rule the industries or organizations according to their terms that started the decline of domestic manufacturing sector. Other state workers are being pumped in the economy because of shortage of labor and high wage rate our unemployment rate is alao high as the percapita

  • @Mr.Mister420
    @Mr.Mister420 3 года назад +6

    Gujarat got the Highest FDI in fiscal 2020...
    Talking about Kerala ..Not even in Top 10 inspite of having so called High Literacy

  • @juice8431
    @juice8431 3 года назад +6

    Both Gujarat and Kerala are successful in their own right though they used very different means to reach that role.

  • @vasuki6640
    @vasuki6640 5 лет назад

    Yes, now we all know it

  • @ravenxrgaming4672
    @ravenxrgaming4672 3 года назад

    As an indian perspective bring big industries in Kerala and Kerala is not really a good idea. It will destroy it's nature and ecosystem. I would promote tourism, public welfare and better infrastructure. For industrialisation india had a lot of land for building big infrastructures. At the end of the day we are all indians.

  • @chandlerminh6230
    @chandlerminh6230 5 лет назад +16

    I am a Malayali.
    Best state in India is neither Kerala nor Gujarat.
    Kerala is a small state therefore a better social indicators are easy to achieve in such a state
    According to me Maharashtra is the best state.
    Maharashtra is better in HDI and also has a very large economy. Thanks to social reformers like Phule and Ambedkar

    • @shadymike88
      @shadymike88 5 лет назад +6

      hi chandler.
      can you elaborate how phule and ambedkar have influenced the economic reforms? i am a fan of their social reformation movements but unfamiliar with the economic impact of those movements.

    • @logicallydevelopedmindgive6041
      @logicallydevelopedmindgive6041 5 лет назад +14

      I'm maharastrain, health and education is so poor, GDP of Maharashtra is no. One because of Bombay stock exchange.

    • @logicallydevelopedmindgive6041
      @logicallydevelopedmindgive6041 5 лет назад +6

      Kerala is no. One in HDI

    • @logicallydevelopedmindgive6041
      @logicallydevelopedmindgive6041 5 лет назад +4

      Maharashtra is no one in debt.

    • @ss.b7554
      @ss.b7554 4 года назад +4

      You are not a malayali...

  • @s9ka972
    @s9ka972 4 года назад +11

    There are more rich and poor people in Gujarat which is more or less an unequal growth to call it as a model where in Kerala is there is no filthy rich or dirty poor . 95% of people in kerala lives in basic standard ..Slums are very less . Everybody have electricity connection , fresh water supply and Proper Sanitation .. Again most of which is due to the hard working mentality of Malayalees than the government of kerala.

  • @mtech1278
    @mtech1278 3 года назад +2

    Well no growth with Kerala Model is a reality.

  • @sreevanierukulla6289
    @sreevanierukulla6289 3 года назад +5

    Gujarat is successful model

  • @yashmehta830
    @yashmehta830 5 лет назад +5

    If government is given control of Sahara desert then surely there will be shortage of sand in desert.
    - Milton Friedman

  • @piyushtrivedi0023
    @piyushtrivedi0023 2 года назад

    Simply politicaly motivated video no fact no dara no research much like sharing thoughts and not economical discussion english me accent ke saath bolo sach he lagega

  • @sreevanierukulla6289
    @sreevanierukulla6289 3 года назад +2

    He is leftist.we can't expect more from him

  • @ZoominShadow
    @ZoominShadow 3 года назад +1

    The after effects of godi model coming out now ... A model without vision of people at the forefront of decisions

  • @yashmehta830
    @yashmehta830 5 лет назад +2

    Someone needs to go to Austrian School of Economics.