DOWNFALL of Kolkata Explained in 10 Minutes! | Sanjeev Sanyal on The Neon Show

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  • @TheNeonShoww
    @TheNeonShoww  10 месяцев назад +48

    Watch Our Latest Episode With Sanjeev Sanyal Here: ruclips.net/video/gNVMvlfMbCU/видео.html

    • @sumanbiology
      @sumanbiology 10 месяцев назад

      Please make a full episode with Sanjeev Sanyal and Kolkata- I mean a 45-minute show..we want to hear more on this topic

    • @Bullseye108
      @Bullseye108 9 месяцев назад +1

      Based on "Nature & Tacticts"
      - Discovery cuIt is like Dracula/ Vampires
      - Jehadi cuIt is like Warewolf/Lycans
      *Both feeding on indigenous population of the world for more than 1,500 years...
      - Comrad cuIt is like "Joker" of movie Batman - uses twisted phrases/ jargons to do the same thing...

    • @rajarshimanna5825
      @rajarshimanna5825 8 месяцев назад

      West Bengal is the richest state among all Eastern India states..( economic power house)
      And
      Kolkata is the business and finance capital of entire east india.
      Every company's east indias head office is located in Kolkata due to geographycal advantage
      West Bengal is the gateway of northeast with 3 international border
      So
      Kolkata is the transit point of all business between northeast and rest of India
      Export import business of UP Bihar Jharkhand Nepal Bhutan Bangladesh Pakistan Afghanistan depends on Kolkata/ Haldia port and Siliguri dry port

    • @rajarshimanna5825
      @rajarshimanna5825 8 месяцев назад +1

      Do not worry
      BJP will lose again in Bengal in common election
      Bengal hate BJP

    • @rogerb737-z9w
      @rogerb737-z9w 7 месяцев назад

      Sanjib has no contribution for Bengal
      He is sort of yea man of PM office who supports both TMC and BJP

  • @dulal7328
    @dulal7328 10 месяцев назад +1406

    Remember: Computer hatao Andolon & English hatao policy up to class V or so. Interestingly sons, daughters,grandsons,grand daughters of so many stalwarts and intellectuals were studying in English medium schools.

    • @Soura4
      @Soura4 10 месяцев назад +137

      And now majority of them have settled outof Calcutta in top tier cities

    • @kanjilalbaishali
      @kanjilalbaishali 10 месяцев назад +158

      @@Soura4 and many settled abroad , mostly in capitalist havens, after railing against capitalism all their lives. By the way I know may of these people who romanticize about marxism in India while sipping expensive wine from expensive glasses and working for capitalist conglomerates. So there was, not just decimation of west bengal's economy, but also of its intellect - and that's a fact, whether we like to step down from our hallowed high horse of hypocrisy and admit it or not.

    • @BhaswatiDeb-ki3te
      @BhaswatiDeb-ki3te 10 месяцев назад +21

      He was actually a snob.& perfect dictator

    • @Arkaworldd
      @Arkaworldd 10 месяцев назад

      ​@@Soura4 son and grand sons of those communist now live in capitalist west.

    • @swarinkeshmayankdas9612
      @swarinkeshmayankdas9612 10 месяцев назад

      Well it had me for few minutes but after he uttered that building roads and ram mandir is a same agenda actually saved me from wasting my time watching this podcast he is just a right wing mouthpiece advocating crony capitalism

  • @sumansankarghosh
    @sumansankarghosh 10 месяцев назад +1624

    Very aptly said, Kolkata and Bengal was murdered and now TMC is raping the deadbody.

    • @yogendradr1884
      @yogendradr1884 10 месяцев назад +43

      Oh man 😂😂

    • @BatukaBhairavaSevak_Tuhin
      @BatukaBhairavaSevak_Tuhin 10 месяцев назад +48

      Perfectly said

    • @AS_7419
      @AS_7419 10 месяцев назад +51

      Perfect analysis dada 🙏

    • @angryguy2189
      @angryguy2189 10 месяцев назад +75

      Already done by CPIM, TMC is just an extension of that, CPM and jyoti basu is the main culprit

    • @sushovanbasu9864
      @sushovanbasu9864 10 месяцев назад +20

      And BJP 's new avatar Mr. Sanyal has lost all proportions and his anti communism now flows into TMC hate pool
      Just shut up your Prime Minister is anti Bengali and a vote chaser only if you vote BJP to power will modi do something for bengal

  • @maheshgh1969
    @maheshgh1969 10 месяцев назад +398

    I too lived in Kolkata for about 16 months between 2006 to 2008. In 2006 December we had 6 bandhs. We were working in South City Mall construction. We had to stop in every bandh as we had glazing outside. Even one stone thrown would have damaged the whole elevation. When informed of bandh, my uncle from Bengaluru remarked " khula kab rahega yaar?". Communists, Didi have totally destroyed Bengal. Bengalis are themselves to be blamed. You elected them.

    • @ni-31
      @ni-31 10 месяцев назад +32

      Few decades ago the whole country would come to Bengal in search of work and economic prosperity. How the tables have turned, few years ago I was traveling in Rajasthan and the receptionist at the hotel I stayed in was from West Bengal. World has come a full circle.

    • @tickle296
      @tickle296 10 месяцев назад +3

      Who used to call these Bandhs? How many of them were called? History should be consulted. Living in a fools paradise serves no purpose..

    • @maheshgh1969
      @maheshgh1969 10 месяцев назад +25

      @@tickle296 Every political party called these bandhs. Even if it rained a little I used to get calls from my sub contractors- Saab, ikhane prachur brishti hochche, ami aashte paarbo na. This was the mentality there. So it is not only the political parties, but people's attitude too matters.

    • @tickle296
      @tickle296 9 месяцев назад

      @@maheshgh1969 Nobody works in open when it rains, unless some provisions of raincoats are available. Catching fever by working in rain is an unpleasant experience.

    • @maheshgh1969
      @maheshgh1969 9 месяцев назад +6

      @@tickle296 Dada, work was inside the building not outside

  • @RS99863
    @RS99863 10 месяцев назад +699

    can't believe Kolkata was once industrial hub of India and now it's gone so far down the pecking order

    • @debanjansarkar6660
      @debanjansarkar6660 10 месяцев назад +24

      If you can't believe it's your problem, that doesn't mean it was not. Once America was dominating in all spheres and now it's is behind China and other nations in many categories. Calcutta has given first nobel laureate of Asia and Scientists like Jagadish Bose who was at par with Albert Einstein. Ups and down in history is common.

    • @dipayandey5372
      @dipayandey5372 10 месяцев назад +15

      Sorry Dada. You miss the name of famous Bengali Scientist Satyandranath Bose who worked with Albert Einstein and established Bose-Einstein Theory in Physics.

    • @debanjansarkar6660
      @debanjansarkar6660 10 месяцев назад +2

      @@dipayandey5372 sorry I was wrong in a hurry while travelling

    • @suparnamaity284
      @suparnamaity284 10 месяцев назад +20

      @@dipayandey5372 how is it relevant with today economy. Bengal sends 70 lakh cheap lsbours today and takes jobs of tamils and marathas

    • @suparnamaity284
      @suparnamaity284 10 месяцев назад +2

      @@dipayandey5372 sheikh shahjahan is also bengali

  • @sutirthasarkar4189
    @sutirthasarkar4189 10 месяцев назад +1009

    Communism is a cancer... I regret of being a hardcore left supporter in my early life... I still regret those decision... Thankfully left is no more in Bengal.

    • @stabakbanerjee8840
      @stabakbanerjee8840 10 месяцев назад +67

      That's so me too , started as a hard core communist from the age 14 years but my perception totally changed when I was 24

    • @arkabhattacharya7412
      @arkabhattacharya7412 10 месяцев назад

      Don't worry your perception will be changed again once you regret that what communist did that was inevitable..Aah we know how good r non communist governments in Bengal nd other states ..... Left front set the pillars of achievement for Bengal ... What don't you do another land reform in others states ? Actually don't have guts because all these shits funded by their capitalist lords...go back to the past what was there in Bengal before Left Front government.... Then make this kind of propaganda video...

    • @grealish2234
      @grealish2234 10 месяцев назад

      Idiot u can be a capitalist and still be on the left on social issues

    • @surojitsengupta
      @surojitsengupta 10 месяцев назад +85

      I am a probashi, my baba and ma decided to leave kolkata in 1983...I am thankful to them for not letting us grow in a Cancer ridden city. Kolkata though has been ridden of communism, only to be replaced by an ever corrupt party. .Bengal needs investments, more factories and businesses, poverty in Bengal is rising rapidly. Very sorry state of affairs.

    • @Truthnvision_2002
      @Truthnvision_2002 10 месяцев назад +27

      The problem arises from the first school i.e.; home. We talk about the revolution happening elsewhere which is geographically different, culturally different and different in thought, speech and action. We try to emulate the hero's there, who rose in different situation. We don't emulate our heros like Lakshmi-Narayana, Radha-Krishna, Sita-Rama, who won over their vices and became Emporers of the world, & worshipped every nook & corner of the world.

  • @debashischatterjee2654
    @debashischatterjee2654 10 месяцев назад +277

    I passed CA in the Eighties. There would be no light for days. I had to struggle in the dark. There was no suitable jobs in kolkata after I passed. All industries by that time had migrated. Poverty was glorified. Industrialists were seen as class enemy. Work culture was completely destroyed. People were tought to revere far away Cuba much more than their homeland. Politics was institutionalised in all sectors. The first victims were schools and colleges. Students were forced to take part in rallies was given a name Chatra andolon. Bengal is still not out of this shock.

    • @bibhudattaardu9711
      @bibhudattaardu9711 10 месяцев назад +16

      Poverty is glorified and Satyajit roy took OSCAR.. what a shameless

    • @TheNeonShoww
      @TheNeonShoww  10 месяцев назад +22

      Thank you for sharing, Chatterjee. Exciting developments lie ahead, and Bengal will rise again. :)

    • @TusharRoy-yg5sb
      @TusharRoy-yg5sb 9 месяцев назад +1

      Let's dream such. Dream doesn't come reality if this dream transforms into reality I will be the happiest man at the fag end of my life. Of course possibility is not zero but almost zero. Changing of government will not be tough but changing of Bengali psyche is IMPOSSIBLE.

    • @sohamdasgupta492
      @sohamdasgupta492 9 месяцев назад +1

      Sums up so well

    • @shrobana
      @shrobana 8 месяцев назад +3

      ​@@bibhudattaardu9711showing true human life is honesty nd necessary, hiding those is a matter of shame.

  • @somnathpain1919
    @somnathpain1919 10 месяцев назад +502

    Brilliantly said. Bengalis are also responsible for their fate. They kept choosing the left front government for 34 years even witnessing their worst performance year after year and then they elected one dacoit in white saree and put her in power for next 3 terms and continuing. You and your generation will not suffer then who else will. Bengal's next aspiration is to become a state like Bihar.

    • @SantanuProductions
      @SantanuProductions 10 месяцев назад +40

      Bengalis don't run bengal. Mafia run. Affluent Bengalis have eloped.

    • @sohampal5071
      @sohampal5071 9 месяцев назад +15

      It's the wrong approach of saying that. System is broken and forced the poor too vote for them.

    • @pushpenderrana6190
      @pushpenderrana6190 9 месяцев назад

      Bengali leadersof left leaning for last 50 to60 years love to shed blood of their political rivals,murder,extortion,rape and threat of rape,intimidation of ordinary people,bandhs,hartals and aggressive trade unions are now themain politicalreality of kolkata. One cant do business in such hostile environment. First the communists for more than thirty years and now bigger goons of the TMCfor the last 15 years means kolkata is dead and buried

    • @deeptobhattacharyya3249
      @deeptobhattacharyya3249 9 месяцев назад +15

      The first to cross the hurdle system is used very strategically in Bengal, you just need to come here before the election and see how many ppl are not allowed to vote. Voter turn out and proxy voting will tell what happens in Bengal. You can see from the variation of vote share in the general election as compared to state election.

    • @ankitabiswas6710
      @ankitabiswas6710 9 месяцев назад +18

      Bengalis have already left the state. It's the poor minorities with whom TMC is booking their win. We Bengalis are everywhere in India but not West Bengal. Go to any restaurant in Chennai you will only find hard working Bengalis ( Hindus and Muslims both)

  • @somnathchoudhury2633
    @somnathchoudhury2633 10 месяцев назад +105

    Way back in 1970s I got my first job with Hindustan Motors in Kolkata, which at the time used to produce around 125 Ambassador cars that went on roads in towns and villages all across India. Most of the factory workers were Bengalis and Biharis, highly skilled in their jobs, but I witnessed the rot setting in right in front of my eyes. The done thing was to not work, except in overtime. As a young maintenance engineer eager to get a worker to repair a breakdown that was holding up an assembly line, I would have to first answer his question why he should do the work when the management was taking all the profits and giving him none. A worker with strong union backing used to openly make knives from pieces of scrap mild steel sheets in the tool room for selling in the market. The culture of shirking work was everywhere. The first baby steps leading to the factory's closure were being taken.

    • @tiger10149
      @tiger10149 9 месяцев назад +1

      who else could Bengal elect? The Congress came and ripped apart Bengal.. then came the Left.. and now we have Congress again... is the present times better than the Left times? Who else can the electorate now? The BJP has no leader of substance at state level.

    • @einsteinwallah2
      @einsteinwallah2 9 месяцев назад

      ​@@tiger10149 elect bjp regardless ... rest will be done by modi or a governor rule ... top priority is declaring wb as frontline state and have a law like article 370 and deport all illegal muslims and rohingyas ... and put all gundas in prison or what was done in punjab post bluestar by governor siddhartha shankar ray ... what law cannot solve a good governor rule and efficient police will do ... if wb secedes be prepared to fight a civil war ... modi can give freedom to punjab and bengal tomorrow but it is too late to recreate true khalistan and true bengal (fortunately bengalis are not dreaming about a "pure" nation ... "khalistan" also means "pure" nation as "pakistan" meant to a foolish senile muslim in 1930s-40s) ... bengal is fractured but hindus of bengal should be willing to fight a bloody civil war or tolerate governor rule ... otherwise islam has won ... there are more than 100 verses in quran that commands believers to go and terminate kaafirs (i am quoting adam seeker a pakistani exmuslim) ... one wonders what was happening to famed intelligence of bengalis or whether they were smoking something

    • @AmishKumar-lc7zs
      @AmishKumar-lc7zs 8 месяцев назад +10

      @@tiger10149 Don't worry. In few coming decades you'll get leaders like suhrawardy and khwaza nazimuddin 😂 in west Bengal.

    • @joy52905
      @joy52905 5 месяцев назад

      This is a very valid point and hence governance is key to provide a enabling environment for both workers and employers.

  • @sadenb
    @sadenb 10 месяцев назад +147

    As a Bengali , I totally agree with what he is saying. This nostalgia of bengalis with a sad looking city is evidence of the complete lack of aspiration.

    • @neelanair5002
      @neelanair5002 9 месяцев назад +2

      Inertia now. Most have left as battling with non sensical ideology waste of time. Diversity and unity absolutely misinterpreted. Megalomania more suited now. Blind,selfish and vested interest the norm.😢😢😢😢

    • @neelanair5002
      @neelanair5002 9 месяцев назад +2

      Can't have a better analysis. Thanks ❤❤ Still suffer from nostalgia which by itself is sometimes depressing,but seeing the mindset now is so so pathetic . The inertia around seems so desperate

    • @neelanair5002
      @neelanair5002 9 месяцев назад +1

      A humongous task taken by PM, but with his team hope isi still there. Bless you. These stalwarts mentioned can never be forgotten, Sad part is aspirations only in addas and that's it. Certain Films being made now only have verbal diarrhea of the greats but no substance . They are lost in themselves.😢The others are happy with dualogues and music from Bwood. Irony!!!

  • @Sandy-rv9tv
    @Sandy-rv9tv 10 месяцев назад +436

    I was shocked to hear some NRI Bengali young lady putting the blame for current Bengali mess down to Marwaris!
    Not to communists not to Mamta but to the one community that actually created economic opportunities for the local population

    • @tamoghnagangopadhyay2847
      @tamoghnagangopadhyay2847 10 месяцев назад

      Whats her name??Most of them are commies and theybare racist towards bengalis of other districts apart from kolkata

    • @ni-31
      @ni-31 10 месяцев назад

      Honestly I feel like this was the root cause of putting the communists in power in the first place. The Bengalis couldn’t stand the success of the Marwari community. It no secret that most of the industrialists that were hounded by the communists were Marwaris.

    • @DEEPRAWT
      @DEEPRAWT 10 месяцев назад

      or suckered on them ? Marwaris has really suckered big over there. Locals are merely slaves

    • @bibhudattaardu9711
      @bibhudattaardu9711 10 месяцев назад

      Bengalli are pain in ass.

    • @Rgvf793
      @Rgvf793 10 месяцев назад +79

      Bengali blame others except themselves. I lived in Kolkata, now in Mumbai, there's a stark difference. Especially the nature of Marathis and Bengalis.

  • @tapsimavinkeredayanand8454
    @tapsimavinkeredayanand8454 10 месяцев назад +554

    Agree. I'm a Bangalorean married to a wonderful Bengali man but when I visit my in-Laws, I feel like I'm in a different country. The heat, the constant assault on the nose, the filth, the falling sick, lack of good doctors/ hospitals, the terrible drivers who don't follow the rules, low wages for the domestic help and the corruption. So when i hear a Communist Bhadralok lecturing me on how Bengal is great, I really, really have to try and stifle my eyeroll. Bengal was super special and gave birth to Vivekananda, Bankim chandra Chattopadhyay, Khudiram Bose, Netaji, Tagore, Prabhat Ranjan Sarkar and Chaitanya Mahaprabhu but this Bengal???!! This needs to change

    • @TheNeonShoww
      @TheNeonShoww  10 месяцев назад +50

      Bengal has indeed given birth to many prominent leaders in India, a true blessing. :)

    • @parthasen9008
      @parthasen9008 10 месяцев назад +53

      Please do not generalise. Bangalore is not the cleanest city or the most traffic friendly city in India. Yours leaders and politicians can be bought too.
      Yes Kolkata is not at its best now but neither America or the NHS in the UK providing the best health services.
      You should see how the syasthwasathi scheme has brought modern health care to be availed by the poorest of the poor. Yes there are corruptions but you will agree that given the opportunity it's in everyone's blood in this subcontinent.
      The cost of living and travel is far with in the reach of the common people here.
      Yes we are unfortunate that here we could not set up any heavy industries to provide jobs for obvious reasons but there has to be dawn after a dark cold night. That's how the universe functions.

    • @debabratadatta3696
      @debabratadatta3696 10 месяцев назад +137

      ​@@parthasen9008i think you are that "Communist bhadralok" she's talking about 😂

    • @WhiteFoxx251
      @WhiteFoxx251 10 месяцев назад +81

      ​@@parthasen9008Because of only long lecture from people like you, this condition is permanent. Walk the talk. Empty vessels make highest noise

    • @JoydeepSengupta-p4d
      @JoydeepSengupta-p4d 10 месяцев назад +16

      Kolkata is a bigger than Bangalore. Its a old city.
      Similarly singapore is much developed than bangalore

  • @shivkumarc611
    @shivkumarc611 10 месяцев назад +53

    We are witnessing that how much fast the newly born cities is growing like NOIDA, Gurgaon,Pune, Ahmedabad etc.
    Kolkata history is too old and it was hub of education, culture, industrial.
    But now development projects is stagnant in Kolkata which is harming their growth.
    So both state and central government should co-operate to each other for good future of Kolkata.

    • @TheNeonShoww
      @TheNeonShoww  10 месяцев назад +4

      Thank you for sharing, Shiv ji. Exciting developments lie ahead, and Bengal will rise again. :)

  • @arnabbanerjea7863
    @arnabbanerjea7863 10 месяцев назад +138

    Iam 67yrs, I have seen all this. Very good analysis, short and to the point.

    • @RAHULSEN-og6mc
      @RAHULSEN-og6mc 10 месяцев назад

      BULL SHIT TO The POINT 😂😂😂

    • @xyz-iz2kf
      @xyz-iz2kf 10 месяцев назад

      What bull s*!t,? Seems like you're one of them he's talking about​@@RAHULSEN-og6mc

    • @arindamn4880
      @arindamn4880 10 месяцев назад

      Commie crying ​@@RAHULSEN-og6mc

    • @TheNeonShoww
      @TheNeonShoww  10 месяцев назад +5

      Thank you, Arnab ji. Make sure to check out our previous hour-long podcast with Sanjeev Sanyal. :)

    • @maheshdocherla
      @maheshdocherla 8 месяцев назад +1

      Sir, I am from Andhra, and I would like to know your opinions about Mother Theresa. Specifically the following points. Did she have political backing? Why didn't she hire any doctors to take care of the poor? Was her focus more on religion and religious conversions rather than helping the suffering? I saw an interview of hers on youtube where she claims she converted 30000 families. I am asking because the same tactics are being used by other organisations in Tamilnadu and AP. Here, we are not as much bothered about muslims as SC converted Christians. We call them CRYPTOCHRISTIANS down here.

  • @AdityaGupta-zx2zi
    @AdityaGupta-zx2zi 10 месяцев назад +230

    I'm from Kolkata and we came here over 100yrs ago. I keep listening to stories of Kolkata decline, I really wish I can see the rise of Kolkata once again. But I'm certain of one thing that if, Bharat that is India, is to reclaim it's glory Bengal and Kolkata has to contribute to it. India cannot achieve 9-10% growth without it's third largest city contributing to it. Just imagine that even after half a century Kolkata is still Bharat's 3rd largest city, what could it be if we get a pro industry governement here. Love Kolkata love Bharat Jai Hind❤️

    • @TheNeonShoww
      @TheNeonShoww  10 месяцев назад +38

      Kolkata will rise, fueled by the optimism and dedication of individuals like you, Aditya. :)

    • @suparnamaity284
      @suparnamaity284 10 месяцев назад +1

      Pro industry party or bjp will never come to power. Muslims make about 35% of bengal. How can tmc lose

    • @SouravChakraborty-x8y
      @SouravChakraborty-x8y 10 месяцев назад +17

      ​@@TheNeonShowwhow can ?those who trying to create something..they are being haunted,looted by tmc ..
      Nd outsiders problem..we strongly need a good govt

    • @surojitsengupta
      @surojitsengupta 10 месяцев назад +12

      There is no greater city in the world like kolkata, but it is crumbling down...to be the best, it needs to grow economically. It's now or never now.

    • @Truthnvision_2002
      @Truthnvision_2002 10 месяцев назад +9

      Good one. Feels good to hear that, you project yourself as a part of West Bengal, especially when it is severely low. This a starc reality, of Indians, when one calls it a dying city, while the other calls for dedicated service, including himself. With your words, Kolkata has taken a rise again.❤️

  • @ranajitchakraborty643
    @ranajitchakraborty643 10 месяцев назад +20

    Sanjeev is spot on. He has the guts and the courage to spell out and explain it in a lucid manner.How well he explained and setting up the context with Europe.

    • @TheNeonShoww
      @TheNeonShoww  10 месяцев назад +3

      Thank you, Ranajit ji. Make sure to check out our previous hour-long podcast with Sanjeev Sanyal. :)

  • @karnator4689
    @karnator4689 10 месяцев назад +45

    Absolutely Correct. I too suffered had to leave WB in 92 as there was nothing left in terms of education and jobs and industries. All Vanished. Within few years..

  • @samreetsengupta3541
    @samreetsengupta3541 10 месяцев назад +36

    I can relate this, because my father who was in his 20s in the 1980s told me how computers where thrown from the BPO building in Kolkata(fact: the first computer in india came to kolkata at BPO building . This lead to the whole IT hub getting crashed and all the commerce industries - 99% of them had headquarters here in Kolkata, then shifted to Mumbai, Delhi, Chennai and Bangalore due to the situation explained by Sanjeev Sanyal sir.

    • @DipakBose-ge1hm
      @DipakBose-ge1hm 10 месяцев назад +1

      Morarji Desai asked them to go away from Calcutta and West Bengal; otherwise he would not give them any contract, or permits to produce, or license to imports. That was the reason most industries and big companies went away along with all the major foreign banks. That has nothing to do with the CPIM or CITU who came afterwards.

    • @nationalist7347
      @nationalist7347 6 месяцев назад

      @@DipakBose-ge1hm😂😂 ofcourse you support communist idiots….This is fable created by communists to hide their failure

  • @FutureAITrend
    @FutureAITrend 10 месяцев назад +49

    the main downfall of West Bengal was when the CPM was in power. They did not allow computers or the IT industry to flourish in Kolkata because they believed it would replace humans. Now, we see the consequences as West Bengal ranks among the lowest in IT sourcing states.

    • @arkabhattacharya7412
      @arkabhattacharya7412 10 месяцев назад +3

      😂 are u crazy the First IT hub in the country was established in Kolkata not Bangalore .. unfortunately in TMC regime sector 5 did not cross it's number ... Cpim opposed Computer placement in offices not for private use only on a condition before setting it in office people have to be trained ....such rumours are carrying forward without any basis from one person to another just for this kind of propaganda videos...

    • @sannickdey6160
      @sannickdey6160 10 месяцев назад +6

      ভাই কম্পিউটার বিরোধী আন্দোলনগুলো যেখানে বিল্ডিং এর ছাদের থেকে কম্পিউটার থেকে ভাঙ্গা হচ্ছিল সেগুলো ভুলে গেছেন?? আমাদের এখানে যতটুকু কাজ হয়েছে সেটা পরবর্তীকালে বুদ্ধদেব বাবু সময় হয়েছে।

    • @FutureAITrend
      @FutureAITrend 9 месяцев назад +2

      @@arkabhattacharya7412 yes I always hope you were true but matter of fact you are not, Kolkata is not counted even in top 3 IT sectors, that's hurts me the most whoever TMC / CPIM have ruled both are equally dangerous , as once new part arrives people from old party join the new one and hence it continues .

    • @FutureAITrend
      @FutureAITrend 9 месяцев назад +1

      @@sannickdey6160 nothing is done , We are in the ground level currently if we don't change it will continue declining , just compare the number of startups of Bangalore, Delhi , Noida and then see Bengal , handful of companies are only there

  • @Iamlucifeerrr
    @Iamlucifeerrr 10 месяцев назад +81

    As a marwadi living in kolkata i completely agree with sir, i used to hear the same from my grandfather that earlier when they came in kolkata and settled here, business opportunities were so much, domestically kolkata was looked upon as well as internationally, now doing job in Maharashtra i have learnt that people in corporates are reluctant to recruit people having education or exp background from kolkata, this is the level. What is alarming is that it is degrading day by day for obvious reasons which i dont want to express here. He mentioned about birla leaving, the reason was riots which were fully supported by cpm and it isn't documented anywhere, whole staff and labourers working in kesoram cotton mills were killed, burnt, raped, now this land is grabbed by people in power and illegal buildings are constructed on them.

    • @TheNeonShoww
      @TheNeonShoww  10 месяцев назад +3

      Thank you for sharing, Pratik. That's an interesting point. :)

    • @vivekrao3880
      @vivekrao3880 9 месяцев назад

      @@biswachat8521 Education alone is not sufficient. I find Bengalis arrogant and lazy. No work culture.

    • @sauravchowdhury4790
      @sauravchowdhury4790 9 месяцев назад

      ​@@biswachat8521that's not hatred, that's the alarm that rings at the back of job recruiters, they don't want commie goons to rain on their parade.

    • @einsteinwallah2
      @einsteinwallah2 9 месяцев назад

      ​@@biswachat8521 NIRF means nothing ... modi can establish educational institutions elsewhere far superior than those you mention and that pre-condition of being loved by rest of india shows your low IQ ... after maltreating "outsiders" how dare you demand respect? ... respect is earned not whiningly demanded like petulant little child ... has ISI developed any software comparable to one developed by cambridge univ psychometry department for item response theory (it is called concerto ... search: IRT CONCERTO) ... if your answer is negative ask yourself if long dead Stalin is still not influencing decisions made by ISI even today ... that my dear friend makes ISI a kachra institute ... listen: Stalin and Robindro are dead ... try coming up with better reason to feel superior

    • @rukw2x
      @rukw2x 8 месяцев назад +2

      ​@@biswachat8521because those are central univ, the moment it goes to state, it will be ruined. Same like how state economy is.

  • @bharatpathik9036
    @bharatpathik9036 10 месяцев назад +76

    "If Mrinal Sen's movies are your aspirations then don't complain what you get."
    Sometimes a phrase or sentence is enough to make one understand the moot point.

    • @iarikm
      @iarikm 2 месяца назад

      LoL Zee recently launched a movie on him .... These are Bengalis idols & if u worship them then u r also an intellectual or so called 'Buddhijibi'

  • @bibhutilaldas8971
    @bibhutilaldas8971 10 месяцев назад +122

    Communists of Bengal only served interest of China. One example, entire hosiery industries which used to lead the world market in 70s & upto mid 80s were systematically destroyed by CITU so that China can take the world hosiery market. Similarly, they did with Jute industries & extended to Rayon & cosmetic industries along with other MNCs they driven out of Bengal.
    This is how WB solved it's loadshedding crisis & become energy surplus.

    • @marmara9741
      @marmara9741 8 месяцев назад +1

      Why blame China or any other when the problem is very much at home?

    • @bibhutilaldas8971
      @bibhutilaldas8971 8 месяцев назад +8

      @@marmara9741
      Read properly. It's very much home grown anti nationals (both in political outfits & NGOs form) who survives on Chinese aid & carry out Chinese agenda.

    • @maheshdocherla
      @maheshdocherla 8 месяцев назад +6

      @@marmara9741 If you understood what Communism is, then you would have understood what he said. Even last year, the whole of the Politburo of both Indian Communist parties attended the Chinese annual Communist party general assembly. This has been the case since 35 years after the fall of the Soviet Union with China being the largest Communist state. BUT, since China is an enemy to India as opposed to Soviet Union being an ally of India, the whole thing deteriorated faster benefitting China.

    • @zaap3
      @zaap3 5 месяцев назад

      You forgot the Tea industry. After British most tea estate was owned by bengalis.. the mandatory auction of tea through Tea Board where pro communist businessmen combined to bid much lower than the manufacturing cost. Tea estate owners were forced to mortgage the estate and the wages of labours remained pathetic. Combine this with the Ghising's GNLF .. followed by Gurung's GJM.. Though the base of all these started with student's movement which S.S.Ray tried to crush brutally.. followed by massive and never-ending influx of refugees from Bangladesh ..right from 1968 to 1971.. and again post 1975 after the assassination of Bangabandhu in Bangladesh . But I love my city. It's the best city to live in india. No central government ever sided or genuinely aided us. The only time we had a real governence was during the reign of Dr.B.C.Ray.. British started divide and rule.. communist modernised it through scientific rigging and pallalel governence of thier hooligan wing (the "Peto" culture) , TMC syndicatized it and bjp polarizing it. All are same that old wine in new bottles😂. I see here many Indians are complaining about the downfall of Bengal and Bengalis.. well we are used to this hatred too which actually centuries old .. it wasn't our fault that Chaitanya, Ramkrishna, Lalon, Rammohan, vidyasagar, Rabindranath, Aurobindo, Sarat, Bankim, the Rays , Bose and so many others were born Bengalis.. India never supported us , be it Nehru-Gandhi, Be it the Congi regime or this current Modi government. The brief period of A.B.Bajpayee was an exception though. He was the only true "INDIAN PM".

  • @tmmenon1947
    @tmmenon1947 10 месяцев назад +261

    I remember a serious newspaper article with a title”Thank God, Jyothi Basu is dead”!

    • @rdatta7797
      @rdatta7797 10 месяцев назад +42

      He was the father of Hyderabad and Bengaluru IT hub

    • @tapsimavinkeredayanand8454
      @tapsimavinkeredayanand8454 10 месяцев назад +5

      That was my sentiment exactly!

    • @RatnaRoy-in8yo
      @RatnaRoy-in8yo 9 месяцев назад

      Exactly . It is correct thousand and.thousand times . He was a traitor . Muslim League was his favourite for making Pakistan just like the vile traitor Nehru ,A hatred destructor of excellent Sanatan Bharat Barsh . For this uncultured conspirator we have lost that heavenly god Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose . This was the worst fortune of my golden motherland .

    • @RatnaRoy-in8yo
      @RatnaRoy-in8yo 9 месяцев назад +33

      ​​@@rdatta7797And he was also the father of total destruction of Bengal . An anti national ,who had not any knowledge and respect for real BharatBarsh . But same time he selected Muslim league to devide motherland for invaders muslims . Why ? .Is it possible for any normal human being ? This was a hatred chapter of Bengal And all this made him a murderer of Hinduism ,Hindu and our glorious knowledge of Eternal Mother Land .

    • @neelanair5002
      @neelanair5002 9 месяцев назад +3

      But worse came alive!!!

  • @alokekumarghosh2992
    @alokekumarghosh2992 10 месяцев назад +174

    I think the main problem with the bengalees of Kolkata is that they overestimate themselves and think that except themselves no one is so much intelligent.But the fact is just opposite.

    • @saji8684
      @saji8684 10 месяцев назад +15

      The same in the case of Kerala people like me 😄

    • @rourib.dutt20
      @rourib.dutt20 9 месяцев назад +20

      Bengali "Bhadraloks" of Kolkata are a minority, whose vote share is too minute to decide which political party will rule Bengal. It's the people from the hinterland and rural parts of Bengal outside Kolkata who vote for a political party to win the state. They are dirt-poor, with no ambition, happy with doles & freebies and have a poverty of aspiration, just what Mr. Sanyal said. If Bengal needs to revive, the mentality of an average Bengali needs to change.

    • @einsteinwallah2
      @einsteinwallah2 9 месяцев назад +2

      alokekumar ghosh: i just finished reading a comment which says this: [a few sentences deleted] Bengal still is the top education provider in India, with IIT-KGP, IIM-C, ISI, and many other notable institutions placed at the top of NIRF rankings published by Indian Govt on annual basis ... do you agree with this?

    • @aaryankumar8770
      @aaryankumar8770 9 месяцев назад +3

      ​@@einsteinwallah2you do realise all of those institutions are run by central government right?
      And how is that different from even neighboring states?

    • @einsteinwallah2
      @einsteinwallah2 9 месяцев назад

      @@aaryankumar8770 i agree with you ... i am merely quoting somebody ... i am not agreeing with the quoted comment ... the quoted comment was by @biswachat8521 (Biswa Chat) who was replying to @Iamlucifeerrr (StupidCommonMan) ... in my reply here i am asking "alokekumar ghosh" who started this thread whether he agrees with the quoted part ... my intention in asking aloke babu is to know where he stands regarding idea that bengal is provider of top education as claimed by Biswa

  • @RijanKhanal-jh6t
    @RijanKhanal-jh6t 10 месяцев назад +44

    Bengalis will never acknowledged how a communist and secular nature made them this way. Like it or not yes this city is a place where today Forbes rulers used to live. I remember my grandfather saying Kolkata ki Amiri hi alag thi. But what to do when U have mind either U can make gifted city into garbage or could have turned into Bangalore or Mumbai. But Bengali choose another way

    • @bibhudattaardu9711
      @bibhudattaardu9711 10 месяцев назад

      Same with Tamilnadu

    • @RijanKhanal-jh6t
      @RijanKhanal-jh6t 10 месяцев назад +9

      @@bibhudattaardu9711 Tamils are way ahead in this identity and secularism politics with Thier Dravidian mindset. A Malaysian Tamil is more proud of Thier Indian heritage than tamilian living in Tamil Nadu 😂😂😂. Let's them have that we Gujaratis and marwaris are enough to protect spread and spend a lot of money in our religion. No need of Dravidian Tamil to think about that. There are enough Birla Mandirs and Akshar dharma Swaminarayan temples isckon to spread our dharma. There are businessman like ambanis birlas damanis shanghvis and kotaks to support our Hindus organisation not need of these Tamilu support

    • @happybunny6152
      @happybunny6152 8 месяцев назад

      ​@@RijanKhanal-jh6tBut Hindu population Reduced to 78 from 84 percent post partition,Hindus are declining in India and Abrahms followers are growing rapidly

  • @prannjalshinde
    @prannjalshinde 10 месяцев назад +49

    Yo, such content is fire! Explaining Bharat's stories in just 10 min. 💯

  • @bizbikerarjun486
    @bizbikerarjun486 10 месяцев назад +16

    Neither I am a political person nor I have sound knowledge on the history, but being born in the 90's till date I have seen Kolkata being stabbed to death by these political parties be it CPIM or the TMC.
    If I do a benchmarking Bengal had the biggest and wisest political heads in the country which has been mislead over decades. I somehow feel that in the next upcoming votes if BJP comes into position, things might change and Kolkata might get back the heritage it has lost over the years. Fingers Crossed 🤞🤞

    • @einsteinwallah2
      @einsteinwallah2 9 месяцев назад +1

      there is a comment here on this video: [quoting somebody:] "in Maharashtra i have learnt that people in corporates are reluctant to recruit people having education or exp background from kolkata" --> Do you support this hatred against Bengalis? Because that will help Bengalis decide how they will treat Marwadis in Kolkata ... do you think how bengalis are treated elsewhere should guide a bengali person to decide how he will treat marwadis? or make a decision about voting a party?

  • @dimpy4791
    @dimpy4791 10 месяцев назад +87

    You know what's our problem? We only speak about issues, we never speak about solutions. The past cannot be changed, the future can. It would have been far more effective if you could speak about solutions on how to make Kolkata and Bengal relevant again.

    • @guptasagar694
      @guptasagar694 10 месяцев назад +7

      Agree, we know the problems but whos gonna give the solutions and implement them...we want to be like china

    • @mainfilmy
      @mainfilmy 10 месяцев назад +27

      stop voting for didi

    • @anjankumarchowdhury7379
      @anjankumarchowdhury7379 10 месяцев назад +5

      He has not presented the problem (except a bit in last one minute), he has only listed some symptoms.
      Don't know Kolkata has declined or not, but Bengal has not declined.

    • @xyz-iz2kf
      @xyz-iz2kf 10 месяцев назад

      ​@@anjankumarchowdhury7379 bengal has not declined? Seems like you're high or you have communist agenda or you're unaware of bengals history

    • @goutammukherjee6573
      @goutammukherjee6573 10 месяцев назад +5

      Focus on wealth building, man building.

  • @kirtigupta9753
    @kirtigupta9753 10 месяцев назад +17

    Till the 60s, Mumbai and Delhi were still competing with Kolkata and Asansol-Raniganj Durgapur-Burnpur- Kulti corridor in terms of per capita income.

    • @milaanvigraham8664
      @milaanvigraham8664 6 месяцев назад

      Overall GDP. In per capita terms Bombay overtook Calcutta in the 1930s

  • @shantiproyogonotontrebiswa5877
    @shantiproyogonotontrebiswa5877 9 месяцев назад +4

    I am 76 year old, born in Kolkata and have seen several transformations of Kolkata, now suffering from intellectual and cultural degradation and decay. May God save my City.

    • @TheNeonShoww
      @TheNeonShoww  9 месяцев назад

      Bengal will rise again. Be sure to share the podcast within your circle. :)

    • @jayaramprabhu5595
      @jayaramprabhu5595 8 месяцев назад

      City of joy got converted into city of sorrow, desperation due to abject poverty. ☺

  • @kashmirideka8900
    @kashmirideka8900 10 месяцев назад +28

    I am the daughter of a Govt doctor of a small town from Assam......not from a so-called deprived family......but yet I studied near the kerosene lamp in the 90s...... And I thought that was normal until I met people of my age from other states😢
    PS: We had electricity connection. But there were frequent power cuts....

  • @herambpatkar
    @herambpatkar 10 месяцев назад +107

    I am from Mumbai, we too got infested with the communist disease in the 80's and 90's with several mill strikes, thankfully we quickly realized that this is not the way...no matter how bad the situation is, going all red makes it WORSE...we survived that outbreak then the mafia world and thankfully evolved into a everlasting workforce..."faltu time nahi hai, kaam pe jana hai",..."apna kaam kar bhai" 😂..these values are etched in Mumbai's spirit.... I know we face huge threat from GIFT, Gujarat however we wont go down so easily like Kolkatta, its very hard to replicate the open, less judgmental, work focused culture of Mumbai!

    • @pikachue602
      @pikachue602 10 месяцев назад +7

      Why threat from Guj??
      Isn't it more better to have wealthier neighbors??
      You guys already share enough competition from Tamil Nadu and Karnataka..
      Telengana, Andhra, kerela are cancer state

    • @herambpatkar
      @herambpatkar 10 месяцев назад +15

      @@pikachue602 It would have been a healthy competition like Hyderabad vs Bengaluru both attracting different sets of investments..however its threat because Center is deliberately pulling projects out of Mumbai and hitting its main identity of a financial capital...projects like IFSC, several PSU headquarters, NSE semi conductor, diamond borse are being built in Gujarat with a sole focus of shifting the financial center away from Mumbai...even the bullet train is being built to ease the transition out of Mumbai....Gujarat should attract new investments which were not present in Mumbai, Maharashtra rather than snatching projects away.

    • @pikachue602
      @pikachue602 10 месяцев назад +11

      @@herambpatkar ??? Snatching??
      C'mon..
      Japanese's investors are still angry with India over Maha bullet project..
      Whom r you kidding with??
      The capitalist shivsena under udhav becomes a hardcore neo-liberal (socialist+communist) and that NCP chief being called the VIDYASWARUPA jñani purush are they not a massive blunder enough??
      Guess what blaming others is very easy .. But look at the situation of the state of yours first .
      Hyderabad and south were too heavily supported by centre and are still.
      The freight equalization policy and the textile policy made the north a devastating region giving south an upper edge..
      And let's forget how the looming threat of China bad rise of Marxism led the Centre unilaterally support south instead of north..
      Obviously the PM being a Gujrati might have influenced by their decisions nonetheless they care more about profits then some networking that are NOT EVEN STABLE..
      Looking at India's history anyone can say that the Centre cannot remain stable .
      Today there is Modi overnight another party or an alliance you may say might as well capture the seat..
      Hence,they rather focus on profits than the so-called connections..
      GUJRAT has an open window system made under the past govt..
      That facilitates business .
      Do the Maha has any such mechanism? No.. I'm sorry to say but the Mumbai municipality board itself fails to decide whether the cable comes first or the concrete over the road.
      The plight of the state is MVA and alliance of left that miserably failed to satisfy the industries..
      And Guj has been working for over a decade..
      Wish we too got one govt like that but hell with them coz they're ducking communists and anti-nationals busy catering bangladeshis Mujahideens & Shan state rebels .....

    • @herambpatkar
      @herambpatkar 10 месяцев назад +5

      @@pikachue602 The unstable political scenario is a recent phenomenon that too due to the ruling BJP's inability to maintain transparency and trust with their long term ally, then creating unlimited hurdles for the opposition alliance to prevent them from governing properly then finally breaking the government, parties in turn coming into power absorbing opposition's leaders formerly accused by BJP themselves...prior to this we've had stable governments be it Fadnavis, Pritviraj before 2019...the IFSC went to Gujarat before 2018 when Fadnavis was the CM...BKC land where IFSC could have come up was forcefully given up for a massive bullet train station...Foxconn Vendanta, airbus went to Gujarat again when Fadnavis was the deputy CM..the Fact is even if Fadnavis genuinely want to bring projects in maharashtra, their supreme leaders at the center wont allow him to work, and just look at GIFT, forcefully setting up head quarters of PSUs like, SBI, LIC..NSE...these already had headquarters in Mumbai, NCR..no body is happy working there..no one would want to leave a thriving metropolis and work in a deadzone 10-20years away from evolution of real life...same thing with Surat Diamond Bourse...traders facing losses and rushing back to Mumbai....development should come organically, NCR, Bengaluru, Hyderabad, Pune developed due to pull factors...no city can have a long term stable development if developed with an intention of caressing egos of some supreme lords surrounded by yes men!

    • @tukaidas1272
      @tukaidas1272 10 месяцев назад

      Better be happy that your neighbour are gujrat karnataka goa
      West Bengal neighbours are bihar Jharkhand and kangladeshi chuslim

  • @foodnetwork4309
    @foodnetwork4309 10 месяцев назад +32

    Kolkatta not developing is big pain point for all the ne states ...now they have to relocate to andaman , hyderabad , bangalore etc straining other states ...good m8nds suffered by politics

    • @RahulKumar-ng2gh
      @RahulKumar-ng2gh 10 месяцев назад +11

      not only to NE, but to BIhar, Jharkhand, Odisha too.
      Think about a cosmopolitan city like Delhi Near Bihar, Half of Bihar would have been developed just due to trickle down approach

  • @xorbit1193
    @xorbit1193 10 месяцев назад +14

    I will only quote the following poster during the time
    "আইসো আমি তোমাদিগকে আলোর পথ দেখাই " - যীশু
    "আইসো আমি তোমাদিগকে অন্ধকারের পথ দেখাই " - বসু

  • @KamalKMishra
    @KamalKMishra 10 месяцев назад +40

    WestBengal is a failed state. Big tragedy. Why have 2 generations of educated Bengalis gone away? Why is the huge number of Bengali labor seeking jobs in the south_ north/ west? Very bad law and order. Pl reform and save Bengal

    • @gomutpinewalarandikabacha6749
      @gomutpinewalarandikabacha6749 7 месяцев назад

      Lol bengal is far better than gutkachap states like UP and Bihar It is ruined due to mismanagement which north Indian states might get an award for

    • @monsterhunt8624
      @monsterhunt8624 7 месяцев назад

      Keep voting for communists, Congress, Mamta and every anti-Hindu force out there, and they abuse BJP because you don't have food to eat

    • @JaiKali-rc6lp
      @JaiKali-rc6lp 6 месяцев назад

      Why large number of non Bengalis coming to a failed state like bengal.Newtown and durgapur asansol filled with non Bengali criminals

  • @Niranjan1983-nz7vl
    @Niranjan1983-nz7vl 10 месяцев назад +35

    The problem in Venezuela is not that socialism has been poorly implemented, but that socialism has been faithfully implemented. From the Soviet Union to Cuba to Venezuela, wherever true socialism or communism has been adopted, it has delivered anguish and devastation and failure. Those who preach the tenets of these discredited ideologies only contribute to the continued suffering of the people who live under these cruel systems.
    Donald Trump

    • @ni-31
      @ni-31 10 месяцев назад

      Socialism is just a lie that is fed to the people so corrupt talentless peole who are incaple of building anything can assume power and hijack the recources that are meant for the people. The states only goal should be making opportunity to study, start businesses available to everyone. If the state starts trying to ensure equal outcomes for all citizes certain disaster awaits the whole society. In reality, socialism is pretty much impossible to achieve in a massive country like ours.

    • @arkabhattacharya7412
      @arkabhattacharya7412 10 месяцев назад

      Quoted a mad dog who is hated by his fellow citizen...😂

    • @rourib.dutt20
      @rourib.dutt20 9 месяцев назад

      ​@@arkabhattacharya7412cope harder

    • @ankansinha8497
      @ankansinha8497 9 месяцев назад

      Yes but marx not a mad dog. Hes a pseudo intellectual who is a god to the lazy

  • @Disha_R
    @Disha_R 7 месяцев назад +4

    I am from Bengal and currently living in Maharashtra.. Now I understand why people here hate us and always judge us, this comment section is a masterpiece.

  • @snehashispanda4808
    @snehashispanda4808 10 месяцев назад +177

    Odisha has now higher per capita income than West Bengal.❤

    • @abhishek_gupta1990
      @abhishek_gupta1990 10 месяцев назад +6

      Seriously that’s unbelievable, I mean the head start they had vs Orissa!

    • @shreyanghosh758
      @shreyanghosh758 10 месяцев назад +15

      ​@@abhishek_gupta1990Goa has higher per capita than Maharashtra... Srilanka has higher than India... UP has half of Bengal... What do you mean then

    • @suparnamaity284
      @suparnamaity284 10 месяцев назад +1

      ​Dont say same thing always . Bengal had highest per capita before cpim , tmc​.@@shreyanghosh758

    • @Prat2023
      @Prat2023 10 месяцев назад +29

      @@shreyanghosh758 I think what he meant was clear. Odisha of all the states which was considered backward compared to WB is today moving ahead of WB.

    • @shreyanghosh758
      @shreyanghosh758 10 месяцев назад +7

      @@Prat2023 so having higher per capita is growing ahead.... Bengal is top5 economy in India as per recent SBI report... Orissa is not even top20 maybe.... Gdp per capita is all due to population

  • @soumitrasengupta1445
    @soumitrasengupta1445 10 месяцев назад +28

    Thank you Sanjeev for putting it in such a forthright manner. I also witnessed the murder. Is a revival possible?

    • @subhajitguha3283
      @subhajitguha3283 10 месяцев назад +12

      Not possible as long as Mamta Banerjee is around.Also Bengal needs to produce a leader of the
      caliber of Neveen Patnaik.Unfortunately there is no leader like him in Bengal today.

    • @suparnamaity284
      @suparnamaity284 10 месяцев назад +1

      ​​Bjp will never come. Bengal has 30% muslim​s . Last time bjp won 44% votes thats maximum considering they got 65% hindu vote.@@subhajitguha3283

    • @rourib.dutt20
      @rourib.dutt20 9 месяцев назад +3

      ​​@@subhajitguha3283 oh please, from where does Naveen Patnaik come from? We don't want our state to be modelled on the CM of a irrelevant vassal state in Eastern India.
      Bengal will find it's new leader from its own soil, who has a calibre and capability to change the fortunes of Bengal, and bring back the old glory and pride. We need someone of the stature and visionary like Modi.

    • @akikbiswas2835
      @akikbiswas2835 8 месяцев назад +1

      Revival is definitely possible!

  • @prabirchaudhuri3026
    @prabirchaudhuri3026 10 месяцев назад +11

    We have the habit of "naam bangeai khai". You see the current political leadership always taking the name of bengali greats. Every community goes through a process of rise and decline and we are currently in the decline. Our so called intellectuals are busy licking boots rather than having serious sophisticated discussion of solutions. Look at our youngsters socialized with bankrupt communist ideologies. It feels like all are part of 'another brick in the wall'.

    • @rourib.dutt20
      @rourib.dutt20 9 месяцев назад +4

      No man, new generation Bengalis aren't communists anymore. They hate this obsolete ideology. The new ambitious Bengali generation is either leaving the state for better opportunities outside, or living inside the state, doing their own/family business or politics. That's the present scenario of West Bengal, the biggest tragedy of India.

    • @rukw2x
      @rukw2x 8 месяцев назад

      ​@@rourib.dutt20well in coming years real bengali will be minority in their state and Bangladeshi will be in majority. Bengali will eventually have to leave

    • @trijit96
      @trijit96 6 месяцев назад

      ​@rohitukw don't make it sound like it is impossible to live thier the place where I live is also full of the people you are telling and they give extra discount when i buy clothes from them. The main problem is with the riding inflation the jobless ebengalis will be hand to mouth and they have to leave

    • @trijit96
      @trijit96 6 месяцев назад

      ​@rohitukw if you have money kolkata is heaven you will get respect from all religion , that's why marwari and gujrati people are living great life in Bhowanipur.

    • @rukw2x
      @rukw2x 6 месяцев назад +1

      @@trijit96 they live now that's the key word, not in future. If you wanna know research about pakistan Bangladesh Iran etc. Rohingyas why were they thrown???.
      Always remember my word, in future bengal will be cursed other than muslim. In kashmir, hindus can't live peacefully, they need Army, hindus need army to worship their god. Remember in future

  • @simontinisensarma9399
    @simontinisensarma9399 8 месяцев назад +3

    I'm in awe of the way you have so precisely explained the decline of Bengal and the main reason behind it. Hats off to you sir!

  • @sayantidas12
    @sayantidas12 10 месяцев назад +74

    Cañt agree more....even I m from 80s and I left Bengal because of the Left!

    • @rudr_nl
      @rudr_nl 10 месяцев назад

      You left bengal because of leftists then why can't agree? Couldn't get your point

    • @kunal25roy
      @kunal25roy 10 месяцев назад +6

      He said can't agree more... That means he agrees

    • @aadithyaawali
      @aadithyaawali 5 месяцев назад

      Which state you settled ?

  • @swapankantabosechowdhury677
    @swapankantabosechowdhury677 9 месяцев назад +2

    When Calcutta was the capital,its cultural, social , business activity flourished.By shifting the same to Delhi business activity developed around Faridabad,Gurugram,Noida, Gaziabad etc. Also Delhi University has the largest applicants for their courses. So there is no point in calling a spade a spade,a decline a decline.

  • @krisht2008
    @krisht2008 7 месяцев назад +4

    I am also from Kolkata & a proud Bangali.
    I really get sad 😔 on the downfalls of Kolkata & also Bengali 😢

  • @braj4318
    @braj4318 10 месяцев назад +15

    Being a Bengali, I do second his statement except his comment on Mrinal Sen. He was one of the finest director and his movies are not widely seen by commoners due to many layers of complexities. Why are people making so much houl and cry including Jawahar Sircar, IAS (Retd.) along with lumpen TMC cadres. Most youngsters in Bengal today are clueless about shaping their career and educated youngsters are taking short cut route for easy earning by rubbing their shoulder with wrongdoers. How many Bengalis are into start up ventures? Why is that no. so little as compared to other states? Actual answer lies what Mr. Sanjeev Sir told. Today migrated Bengalis are contributing much to the nation building than those son of the soil.

    • @bhaskarjyaachatterjee
      @bhaskarjyaachatterjee 10 месяцев назад +1

      Agree with you

    • @3_smh_3
      @3_smh_3 10 месяцев назад +3

      > Most youngsters in Bengal today are clueless about shaping their career and educated youngsters are taking short cut route for easy earning by rubbing their shoulder with wrongdoers.
      the irony of going on strikes just so you can bag a criminally overpaid govt job with non-existent responsibilities. I wonder how many of them will turn dangerously suicidal past say like 35 when they won't have as much youthful energy to see themselves through the bleak and depressing reality.

  • @SaugataBanerjee-ck9yz
    @SaugataBanerjee-ck9yz 10 месяцев назад +9

    Yes, hundred percent. Economic development create an atmosphere for everything.

    • @TheNeonShoww
      @TheNeonShoww  10 месяцев назад +2

      Thank you for sharing. Exciting developments lie ahead, and Bengal will rise again. :)

  • @siddhantagrawal9926
    @siddhantagrawal9926 4 месяца назад +4

    poverty of aspirations - that line will motivate me to have higher aspirations im life if not for myself atleast for my country

    • @TheNeonShoww
      @TheNeonShoww  4 месяца назад +1

      Thank you so much for tuning in Sidhant and we are so glad you are able to take inspiration from the podcast! We wish you the best in whatever you choose to be 🙏

    • @siddhantagrawal9926
      @siddhantagrawal9926 4 месяца назад

      @@TheNeonShoww thank you for wishes, means a lot

  • @ayanb7
    @ayanb7 10 месяцев назад +5

    Very aptly described and absolute reality of the reasons why Kolkata is what it is today. The Cpim just destroyed it and now the new ones are looting what is left of it.

  • @longerodds5077
    @longerodds5077 10 месяцев назад +40

    There is one State in the South on the verge of collapse because of too much Socialism 😊

    • @GJ-yx1nb
      @GJ-yx1nb 9 месяцев назад +3

      Kerala

    • @rohitsawant5805
      @rohitsawant5805 2 месяца назад +1

      Commie brothers, collapsing together. Both states will also have a Jihadi problem in next 2-3 decades as peaceful community is growing at a very high pace.

  • @Reality_Bitess
    @Reality_Bitess 5 месяцев назад +3

    Manufacturing was huge in Kolkata back in Basu’s time , communism made it impossible to avoid frequent union created lockdowns, the Gujarati business/ manufacturing community atleast 200,000 moved their factories to Gujarat and Maharashtra . Marwari survived as they were in trading community . Literally seen the death of beautiful culture and businesses there .

  • @achintyakumarmusib2463
    @achintyakumarmusib2463 10 месяцев назад +5

    When Hindus of India were divided, tried to kill each other among themselves, fought among themselves then India was attacked from outside India and ruined, similarly as Hindu Bengalis are divided and trying to destroy among themselves now West Bengal is being ruined by suicidal attitudes towards Delhi.

  • @sayanchatterjee5826
    @sayanchatterjee5826 10 месяцев назад +12

    Kolkata's sole reason of downfall are the elitist Kolkatans like Sanjeev Sanyal. In the entire interview, he only takes one city's name - Kolkata. Where is West Bengal? Is it at all a state? Kolkatans from the time of Bengal Renaissance have been thinking like this. Every effing thing was Kolkata-centered. Every minister used to be Kolkata-centric, every development except for first few years of the left rule and a few years of BC Roy's rule was Kolkata centric. Kolkata people take a huge pride in claiming themselves superior to the ones from 'mofossol' and that's what drove them not to do anything for the rest of Bengal. In his beloved 70s, small towns were dying. In my own family there are examples when exam got called off due to the bomb explosion by the ruling party in the 70s and it was NOT the 'left rule' ; one after another job got cancelled even after the offer letter was delivered because some leader's 'poshyoputras' got the job and it was also NOT the left rule. Two brothers were called from their house while having lunch and got shot from point blank range and it was also NOT the 'left rule'. People like Sanjeev Sanyal was then basking in their St Lawrence/La Marts glory preparing to leave Bengal to spew venom at Bengalis as a whole at a later point in their lives. Shame on them!

    • @sskiyer
      @sskiyer 10 месяцев назад

      Agree with you, although I will be less harsh on Mr. Sanyal. When they say Bengali, they mean upper caste, middle class, Calcutta centered mostly Hindu Bengalis. Bengal is vast and diverse. The wealth that was created was based on exploitative policies (zamindari for collecting taxes, opium trade, indigo trade, etc.) of the colonial rule destroyed much of the hinterland of Calcutta including what is West Bengal today. That economy was not sustainable. The land redistribution by the Left Front earlier has reversed some of the damage that the West Bengal as part of the eastern region inherited. Is not Mr. Sanyal aware of it?

    • @sayanchatterjee5826
      @sayanchatterjee5826 10 месяцев назад

      @@sskiyerNot sure but Sanyal probably is also a zamindar descendant. He forgets/deliberately ignores the fact that the wealth in the 19th century was created mostly due to the British Permanent Settlement act. Bengalis never liked business, the Bengali zamindars earned wealth in the form of taxes from different parganas of West Bengal occasionally visiting those places for entertainment. Probably Prince Dwarkanath Tagore was an exception who tried to create a business conglomerate. Marwari, Parsi, Armenian, Jews community have been controlling the business in the city from the 19th century. Dwarkanath himself used to trade opium and when his grandson Rabindranath got to know this fact, he burnt down all his belongings - not sure about its veracity though. Whatever it is, that zamindari wealth was long ago finished by their descendants in extravagant and indecent lifestyles. Then the partition created a huge blow in the entire race. The downfall had begun just after independence. It's just that it started to show late. LF did if not many two good things- land distribution and free education and a huge salary increment of the govt school teachers that in turn helped in the recruitment of talents in teaching jobs. I am also a product of pure govt school and I proudly say that.

    • @sskiyer
      @sskiyer 10 месяцев назад +1

      @@sayanchatterjee5826 Agree with you. I am glad you know these facts and are willing to articulate them. More people need to know this, rather than the bhadralok version of history. My prognosis is however positive for the region. In the last two decades, thanks to technological progress (mostly from outside India in the form of internet, smart phones, etc.) and the liberalisation that happened in early 1990s. The basic standards of living has increased significantly across board. We do not see today the abject poverty that was present at the time of independence extending till almost 1970s and 80s. But then, we have to compare with rest of the country and the world - today, in the increasingly connected world, that is the benchmark. But I do see change for the better. It is inevitable that in a decade or so, it the state and region will make great strides. The youth will lead the way. [Orissa is a great example on how things can change. I do not say Orissa has arrived yet, but it is way more advanced than what it was just three decades back, especially the coastal regions.]

    • @maheshgh1969
      @maheshgh1969 10 месяцев назад +5

      But whatever Sanjiv said is true. Hate to tell but that work culture among Bengalis is missing. When I asked one businessman in Kolkata (he was a Kannadiga) why the locals are not good in work. He replied why not, Bengalis are good in art, music, discussion, dramas, cinemas but not in work.

    • @sayanchatterjee5826
      @sayanchatterjee5826 10 месяцев назад +2

      @@maheshgh1969 work culture is definitely a problem but it is not due to any 'ism' per se. Bengali people have been like this for ages. Rabindranath Tagore wrote this sarcastically when Marx was not even known probably" অন্নপায়ী বঙ্গবাসী, স্তন্যপায়ী জীব, জনাদশেক এ জটলা করি তক্তপোষে বসে"(loose translation is : we are rice eating mammals, we love to sit in our sofa and gossip"). Every race has some unique characteristics, German and Nordic people are not the same. But go to any academic institution be it IIT, IISC, IIM you'll see a lot of Bengali professors, one race doesn't like to do business doesn't mean they are useless. period

  • @abhijitdhar2000
    @abhijitdhar2000 10 месяцев назад +2

    I am also from early 70's birth. An pain fully watched de industrial movement and now a resident of western India. It really painful

  • @amit14412
    @amit14412 10 месяцев назад +34

    So true!!
    The aspiration of Bengal people killed Kolkata.🥹

  • @genesis9chaos
    @genesis9chaos Месяц назад

    He makes so much sense. It mirrors my experience and thoughts , having lived in Calcutta from 1977 to 2001 as a chiled, teen, and then young adult.

  • @proban2
    @proban2 10 месяцев назад +4

    Fully agree with mr sanyal. Am also from the 80s era and saw its destruction, from which it never recovered.

    • @TheNeonShoww
      @TheNeonShoww  10 месяцев назад +2

      Thank you. Make sure to check out our previous hour-long podcast with Sanjeev Sanyal. :)

  • @rajivgupta9705
    @rajivgupta9705 10 месяцев назад +3

    Very well said heard lot of stories about Bengal , the reason my great grand parents came to Bengal not any other place and now it really pains our heart seeing things that are happening. Let's pray to God it resurges again.

    • @TheNeonShoww
      @TheNeonShoww  10 месяцев назад

      Exciting developments are on the horizon, Rajiv ji. :)

  • @sadanandgote5544
    @sadanandgote5544 10 месяцев назад +4

    The great industrialist Aditya Birla was humiliated in the most horredous manner. He was beaten, stripped almost naked. What else you expect?. Bengal was No.1 industrial state. Many industries shut down. At that time states like Maharashtra, Gujrat, Karnataka welcomed them. Result these states progressed and Bengal became impoverished

  • @timidbong
    @timidbong 10 месяцев назад +4

    Those who are settled outside and working. Plz come and vote for a change. 35% muslims and 5% Christians they will never support so called Hindu party.

  • @foodandcrunch5113
    @foodandcrunch5113 10 месяцев назад +4

    And still bengalis are doing the same mistake again and again...i am also a Bengali and this downfall of Bengal hurts me....vote bank politics is at the peak in bengal...poor people vote tmc merely for some hundred of rupees given to them per month, and for some free rice and wheat... other parties especially bjp still don't have a strong grassroot level organisation and leadership...we really need a strong and visionary leader who genuinely has the aspiration to develop Bangal in all spheres

  • @subhradhur4362
    @subhradhur4362 10 месяцев назад +3

    He is absolutely right.
    We suffered a lot.
    But now what's next?

  • @asishsan
    @asishsan 10 месяцев назад +3

    "cholche na...cholbe na...kalo haat vengey dao....guriay dao......nipat jak...manchi na...manbo na...loadshedding...hurricane lamp studies for the full school going tenure....mosquitoes....bandh...hartal: a baby one for 12 hrs, big brothers follow for 24,48,72 hrs, high rudeness of all white clad octogenarians, closure of factories, sheds, gheraoed till hospital shifting...." .....ahh those "nice" childhood days of 70s 80s....etched in memory for ever!

  • @MalaSingh333
    @MalaSingh333 10 месяцев назад +8

    "Sera Bangali" -( Best Bengali ) a prestige that used to be awarded to the highest standards and quality of social, sports, economic, political and other fields, which was given to the likes of befitting Sourav Ganguly and several other politicians or people who supported the socialist mind-set only.
    Unfortunately, they failed to acknowledge Swami Vivekananda or Ram Krishna Paramhamsa as Sera Bangali.

    • @sunilghosh1990
      @sunilghosh1990 6 месяцев назад

      For god's sake STOP taking the names of once GREATS of Bengal.

  • @cmukerji
    @cmukerji 10 месяцев назад +6

    I did most of my schooling in Kolkata in the ‘70s…. I do relate with this very closely indeed 😢

    • @TheNeonShoww
      @TheNeonShoww  10 месяцев назад +1

      What was Kolkata like in the 1980s?

  • @prasantapathak7724
    @prasantapathak7724 5 месяцев назад +2

    Main problem started with the huge influx of refugees from Bangladesh in 1971. Most of those refugees stayed back in Bengal. Left Front capitalised that scope and those refugees became out and out supporters of Left Front after they were allotted lands/homes and means for livelihood. Most of the Bangladeshis were aggressive searching for jobs. Left Front supported them and these job seekers created immense pressure on the existing industries and businesses. That compelled them to leave Kolkata. Economy's down fall started with that and Left Front under poor leadership of Jyoti Basu, a very mediocre leader, was a believer in survival based on whatever are available. He was not capitalist and his finance minister too was similar and could not foresee that with limited agricultural land economy can improve mainly through industrialisation. All budgets of finance minister were zero deficit budgets. There were no effort to improve the economic condition. Only Buddhadeb Bhattacharjee tried and brought TATA, but that too done in a wrong way. Mamata made use of that scope and toppled Left Front. Left Front government spoiled education and health sectors. Infrastructure got neglected including electric supply. TMC led by Mamata further worsened the situation through large scale corruption and funding unproductive activities including funding the clubs and Durga Pujas. Mamata, in fact, is the worst chief minister of Bengal. Both Left Front and TMC were lacking intelligent leaders with foresight. West Bengal politics is so nasty that there is no scope of Bengal regaining its earlier glory. Education and Health sectors got so much spoiled that all bright Bengali brains are going to other states and enriching other state economies.

  • @samratghosh5640
    @samratghosh5640 10 месяцев назад +5

    Thank you for stepping up and telling the truth

  • @Niveditha4u
    @Niveditha4u 5 месяцев назад +3

    Here after the heinous incidents of 2024 trying to understand what’s happening in Kolkata 😢

  • @aninditarudra1133
    @aninditarudra1133 6 месяцев назад +1

    Completely agree with him.. Very rightly said the “Poverty of Aspirations”

  • @angshumandas1613
    @angshumandas1613 8 месяцев назад +3

    He does say a few things that are valid -- many Kolkatans would relate to them -- but I would take his motivation with a grain of salt. He belongs to the prime minister's inner circle and I wonder whether he would ever have a nice thing to say about any non-BJP state.

  • @harekrishna165
    @harekrishna165 8 месяцев назад +2

    Being Bengali, it hurts us so much after seeing the present Kolkata, the city that used to be the 2nd capital of the world's largest Empire after London.... Dirty Politics has killed Kolkata.... Kolkata was supposed to be the Superpower of India Today, but it ended up remaining jst an ordinary city today.... 😢

  • @narendrasethia8227
    @narendrasethia8227 5 месяцев назад +4

    Perfectly says kolkata is murdered by not only by political party and bengals people. They r not hard-working or risk takers, they want only gov job. But tgey come out of bengal then are good, hardworking. Cpim and tmc they don't care about bengal.

  • @pradeepbajla6523
    @pradeepbajla6523 8 месяцев назад +1

    This is what I am saying from years and I am happy that you have described it do nicely. Having got a valuble position I am hopeful that you must have convinced PM that to develop India, Kolkata has to be developed

  • @prajwalthapa1
    @prajwalthapa1 8 месяцев назад +14

    How to talk for 10 Mins without saying anything. Kolkata was great. Socialism is bad. Kolkata was murdered. Blah blah blah. He never points out what exactly brought it down or what he is going to do to resurrect it.

    • @Rocket_T2
      @Rocket_T2 8 месяцев назад +1

      Socialism isn't bad, communism is. After removing leftists , momara became leftist; Bengal needs new govt.

  • @matte67
    @matte67 8 месяцев назад +2

    Kindly make a video on
    How Indian Democracy was murdered from 2014

    • @arnab_speaking
      @arnab_speaking 6 месяцев назад +1

      They won't even dare to reply to your comment 😂

    • @himanshupathak1310
      @himanshupathak1310 Месяц назад

      Non-sense. 😂 And yes, it was flourishing in Congress regime.😂 Live in your dreams.😂 German Shepherd fan.

  • @piyushpandey2480
    @piyushpandey2480 10 месяцев назад +5

    Very eye opening video of WEST BENGAL

  • @biswajitsarmah3351
    @biswajitsarmah3351 6 месяцев назад

    No one can change a nation unless it's citizens change themselves. Best realistic answer for all the debates happening in this country

  • @SiddharthaAhluwalia-h2x
    @SiddharthaAhluwalia-h2x 10 месяцев назад +8

    Can feel this in my core 😔

  • @MrCMVikram
    @MrCMVikram 10 месяцев назад +2

    People used to travel to Calcutta for jobs. That was before Jyothi Basu's Communist party came into power. When the communists came, they harassed the industrialists through Gheravs, strikes, no work etc. Business owners had to close their factories and run. And when they ran away, jobs also disappeared and Calcutta went down. Jyothi Basu came as a refugee from Bangladesh. Yet he hated Hindus and love Muslims, the same people who snacked away his ancestral home and kicked him out.

  • @tamalmajumdar2476
    @tamalmajumdar2476 10 месяцев назад +4

    Jyoti brought darkness , Mamata brought cruelty and worse ! It is completely true ! Actually more than murder of Bengalee as a race and coming up of non- Bengalees in Kolkata / WB State at the cost of friendly local people . Political parties Congress , CPM and now criminal TMC colluded for short term economic gains ! Traitors , no question !

  • @abhishekchatterjee406
    @abhishekchatterjee406 3 месяца назад +2

    As a Probashi Bengali i thank my father and mother who decided to leave the WB in 80s

    • @JyotirishChakravarti
      @JyotirishChakravarti 2 месяца назад

      Brilliant analysis of doom and decay of Kolkata di tatorship of the proletariat and theidocy of the electorate Kolkata means east India only one chance is enough to judge a political party why more chance it is idiocy pure and simple

  • @saurabhIndianboy
    @saurabhIndianboy 10 месяцев назад +10

    Sanjeev sir is great...

    • @TheNeonShoww
      @TheNeonShoww  10 месяцев назад

      Thank you. Make sure to check out our previous hour-long podcast with Sanjeev Sanyal. :)

  • @AnkitSingh-vp6nh
    @AnkitSingh-vp6nh 5 месяцев назад +2

    The only thing that Bengal need is a good leader. A good leader is very necessary for Bengal. Bengal needs a good leader who can give importance to Industrialisation, Innovation and Infrastructure. I want to see Kolkata again ruling like it was during 60s,70s.

  • @souradeepbhattacharjee8947
    @souradeepbhattacharjee8947 10 месяцев назад +4

    Left were replaced by TMC the worst that could happen to bengal... In between jyoti basu and mamata there was a left legend Bhuddadev Bhattacharjee..... I would like here his view on Bhuddadev

  • @Truthnvision_2002
    @Truthnvision_2002 10 месяцев назад +1

    Sanjeev Sanyal talking pretty logical and truth. Not trying to hide being a Bengali, and apprehending that, if I say all these wrongs, the others especially those who want to dominate by speaking viceful about Bengalis shall get a fillip further. Now speaking truth and accepting faults at right earnest, is the first step to correct and is the way forward.

  • @pradipbala5821
    @pradipbala5821 7 месяцев назад +3

    Understood by one line "Building a highway and rebuilding Ayodhya temple are part of the same agenda". 😄

  • @pramitdey3789
    @pramitdey3789 7 месяцев назад

    Hits home with the poverty of aspiration part. Absolutely well diagnosed. Can't even think of big things or future planning now for Bengal.

  • @sagnikmukherjee334
    @sagnikmukherjee334 7 месяцев назад +3

    Why just the communists and TMC? Before communist the Congress also destroyed the culture!

    • @arnabsaha9880
      @arnabsaha9880 6 месяцев назад +1

      Because communists do it everywhere in the world. Not just Kolkata.
      Look at every communist economy, they flourished once they departed from socialist mentality

  • @satyamthakur4718
    @satyamthakur4718 5 месяцев назад

    Admirable podcast, loved the way Sanjeev Sir expresses his view ❤

  • @debjyotisarkar1429
    @debjyotisarkar1429 10 месяцев назад +22

    Please come back and save West Bengal

    • @arijitsarkar6673
      @arijitsarkar6673 10 месяцев назад

      Loke vote debe onake??? Sob to lokkhi r bhandar konnashree bhata peye ghumiye ache

    • @ExmuslimHafiz
      @ExmuslimHafiz 10 месяцев назад +3

      vote TMC😂😂

    • @goldenpencil6398
      @goldenpencil6398 10 месяцев назад

      Yes, in 2026.

    • @suparnamaity284
      @suparnamaity284 10 месяцев назад +6

      ​​@@goldenpencil6398bjp will never come because Bengal has 30% muslims.

    • @goldenpencil6398
      @goldenpencil6398 10 месяцев назад +5

      @@suparnamaity284 Muslims are also fed up with TMC. The rise of ISF is a case in point.

  • @tanmoydasbairagya685
    @tanmoydasbairagya685 9 месяцев назад +1

    Every word.. every sentence, whatever hon'ble sanyal sir said... absolutely trueeeee

    • @TheNeonShoww
      @TheNeonShoww  9 месяцев назад

      Thanks, Man. Please ensure you share the podcast within your circle, and do let us know who you'd love to see featured next on the Neon show! :)

  • @willywonka89976
    @willywonka89976 10 месяцев назад +20

    Sach bol raha hai

  • @gangaiahchaluvaiah4839
    @gangaiahchaluvaiah4839 8 месяцев назад +1

    Mr Sanjeev Sanyal really makes sense. For over 40 years from the WB had been under the communist rule and in the last 10-15 years TMC rule both of these never cared for the preserving its cultural past, renowned industrialists, great educational institutions. It was a most flourishing State overall. With TMC nothing better can be expected as the CM being pro-islamic leader, unless replaced by a better political head.

  • @Gigabyte07
    @Gigabyte07 10 месяцев назад +4

    Great conversation 😊

    • @TheNeonShoww
      @TheNeonShoww  10 месяцев назад

      Thank you. Make sure to check out our previous hour-long podcast with Sanjeev Sanyal. :)

  • @bappamukherjee4733
    @bappamukherjee4733 3 месяца назад +2

    CPI(M) and other left parties are and were chinese fifth columns within India.

  • @tonystarkjr.6276
    @tonystarkjr.6276 10 месяцев назад +5

    What I perceive from this, is that greatness in Sanjeev Sanyal's eyes is a very restricted sphere. To be able to see greatness in today, you have to move on from the dwellings of the past. Art is still created in nooks and corners of Kolkata. Science is still done in its old, but capable laboratories. Somewhere, in a musty classroom in Presidency or Calcutta or Jadavpur University, there's some student working out a solution to some millenium prize problem. Right below that classroom, in the open yard, maybe one of his classmates is speaking about class and caste oppression, and fighting for student rights. Dreams, in some or the other form, is still sold in the streets of Kolkata in the forms of handwritten leaflets and self-published books. Maybe there will be no second Vivekananda from Bengal, much like there will be no second Gandhi from Gujarat. But, there is definitely still greatness present in every gully of this city, and this country. You just have to open your eyes wide enough to see it, and feel it.

    • @shreeyanksinghvi7748
      @shreeyanksinghvi7748 10 месяцев назад +1

      If u are great then why are you coming for job ?

    • @jp-jb1bw
      @jp-jb1bw 10 месяцев назад +3

      That may be true but joy and hope and security have to be broadbased.

    • @tonystarkjr.6276
      @tonystarkjr.6276 10 месяцев назад

      @@shreeyanksinghvi7748 are people from other states not coming to Bengal for employment? If not so, then how can you explain the expanding IT industry, for which an entire new sector has been mandated, and construction has begun already? How can you explain the incoming PhD students, and the labourers? Is it not true that this country is an entire structure, and if it is so, shouldn't there be regions that specialize in a certain thing? Maybe Bengal doesn't specialize in industries, maybe there aren't any "industries" in Kolkata. Maybe because of the population boom and the high % of bengali people in higher education, a lot of them had to migrate for jobs. But that is how a country grows. One region needs, another one provides.

    • @tonystarkjr.6276
      @tonystarkjr.6276 10 месяцев назад

      @@jp-jb1bw this modern world gives you less and less security, personal and career-wise. It is no fault of a city, or even a country. The world is headed in a new direction, and this security issue will definitely be there. But one thing that has not faded away from Kolkata and Bengali people is the way they protect and at the same time, experiment with their culture. And joy and hope, I believe, are very conditional and mostly objective in nature.

    • @-EIE--ShouvikBanerjee
      @-EIE--ShouvikBanerjee 10 месяцев назад

      You are correct , he is true in his restricted sphere,it depends on people ,how different people see Kolkata.Probably Kolkata is great from my perspective because of its uniqueness and now Mr Sanyal having shifted to New Delhi will comment negetives.At the end of the it doesnt matter .

  • @sushant3201
    @sushant3201 9 месяцев назад +1

    Great narrative on Kolkata by Sanjeev, impressive orator backed up verifiable data।

  • @SS-hz9xd
    @SS-hz9xd 10 месяцев назад +6

    He have not mentioned few key points here - 1. Freight equalisation policy 2. Being Bengal is a border state and central govt never fenced it’s border with Bangladesh like for Pakistan 3. Giving up mineral reach districts to Bihar etc etc

    • @balajeepratham8200
      @balajeepratham8200 3 месяца назад

      Lol what
      Freight equalisation is harmful for interior states not a coastal state

  • @dg4617
    @dg4617 10 месяцев назад +1

    As a Bengali, I understand what my state is going through but would like to see tmc getting removed by a visionary leader. The problem is anyone can become leader but someone with visions will always think for future growth and not past.

  • @TulipSen-eh1xn
    @TulipSen-eh1xn 10 месяцев назад +3

    Why you not MENTIONED THE FREIGHT EQUALIZATION POLICY BY CONGRESS GOVERNMENT

  • @rajitspdstr
    @rajitspdstr 5 месяцев назад +1

    Bengal deserves every leader they elect, as do anyone in a democracy