Why India is Better than China
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- Опубліковано 28 вер 2024
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More corrupt, dirtier, less hard working, but at least it's not a dictatorship?
tell me I am wrong, and why?
though we at least share a similar view about South Africa...
India is the New China: younger demographics and probably already a bigger population as China's figured are fudged. China has passed peak population and they estimate a halving by 2070 now! China is truly screwed; their economy has already stagnated. Within the decade China will be a basket case just like Japan only without reaching the middle income status. Indeed I expect negative growth and famine wiill come. Once or as the CCP works this out they will irrationally start a war over Taiwan and their population will starve as a result of the blockade. The CCP won't give up power without trying this first even though they know they will lose in the end but will take up to as many as 500 million expendable mainland Han slaves down with them! This is why I have a very low opinion of mainland Chinese and their culture: they are sheep who will march lockstep into the disaster the fascist CCP inevitably lead them into indeed even with an ignorant glee! That's not to say that India is perfect with its Nationalism and corruption too but the difference between a democracy however flawed and fascism is like chalk and cheese.
i left out: still riven by rigid castes and facing a fierce hindu nationalist fascism which consistently shits on the few remaining muslims.
See bro I am from india, and i can see and hear your propaganda against china is very illogical and non-sense, india is going to be next "Sri lanka" because, in india education and healthcare is out of reach for india's middle-class and for India's poor. India is moving towards bankruptcy and indian government is selling every public assets to private sector, and i can see into your eyes you don't even care about india you want to just spread fake propaganda against china, because you western love to lecture 3rd world countries. China is a superpower and india is soon going to be bankrupt.
This is why Australia is forming Alliances with India, Japan and South Korea. How your trading partners treat you is more important than how much money you make..
India must help indigenous Australians gain independence from white settlers, otherwise no trade deal.
Well said
@@jcd776 So you advocate an ethnostate for Aboriginal Australians? I agree. Make separate states for different peoples.
*Still Australia & India are arch enemies during cricket games* 🙂
@@jcd776 could you imagine if you actually lived like your ancestors. “Living off the land” netting for sustenance ya ya, but wait you’re on UA-cam...in a house...with electricity. LOL you are so ignorant
TikTok is banned in India though! Which honestly increases my respect for them even more...
Edit: Ok I guess I hit a nerve! lol
only because its owned by the CCP who is collecting/spying all your info from your phone..
@@sosoable lol😂
😂😂😂
😂😂I am an Indian and I'm so glad it's banned
As a indian i dont problem with banning tiktok actually i kind like this move. & once you realise why it banned you also admire indian gov .
I'm an African and I have been watching how India behaves towards other "smaller" nations.
India has been rendering CPR (cardio pulmonary resuscitation) to Sri Lanka (during it's economic crisis) - they have extended a line of credit that has lower rates of interest when compared to Chinese loans.
India donated a large amount of grain to Afghanistan.
India will help (if it can) even if there's no immediate payback from the recipient. China from what I can see is more "business like" ie less compassionate. China did great things in Africa in the past like the TANZAM railway, but this feeling of "brotherhood" seems to have faded from the Chinese government.
80% of the wells and roads in Africa are built by the Chinese。Africans don't know how to be grateful. I'm disappointed with these blacks. The whole world felt that blacks could not be saved.
@@sosoable I know about Sikkim and Kashmir (which are both incredibly complicated topics for a youtube comment), but when did India invade Bhutan?
It's the money lender mentality where it's privilege to be associated and seen with the money lender than with a farmer with his tattered clothes.
@@sosoable because of rising Islamic extremism that’s spreading through the Internet
@@sosoable Exactly when did we do so?
Sikkim became a part of India by its own violation cause Chinese had occupied To et and we're a threat.
With Bhutan we have treaty of friendship and are bound to help them millitary wise when they need. Their current king studied in our country.
If we wanted we could have annexed all these countries after independence. They are still there because we don't look down on smaller nations and believe in their territorial integrity unlike China which has occupied
1) FreeTibet
2) Inner Mongolia
3) East Turkmenistan
4) Parts of Indian territory - akshaichin
5) Is trying to annex Nepal's ,Bhutans ,India's territory.
" VASUDEVA KUTUMBAKAM" mean " World is one family" That's what India Believes 🙏.. that's our culture teaches us.
When both my parents (who i was visiting in Chennai, South India) got Covid, the govt officials came knocking on our doors to say we can't keep them at home as they were both above 80 and needed to be hospitalized. I said i was a physician and would take care of them at home and hospitalize them if needed.
No questions, no argument. They went away.
My parents are fine now and tided over the covid infection successfully. Looking back, if this was China, they would be rounded up by the officials in an isolation center by force and i too would be put somewhere, the house sealed etc etc.
I thank Almighty God i live in India, not China!
❤❤ happy to hear your positive story ... happens only in India 🇮🇳
🥺🥺🥺❤️
In case they were badly sick they didnt have a chance in indian hospital thats the reason officials let it your way, that is resignation.
@@Vrey662 A very ignorant perspective. Government hospital condition maybe bad but they provide enough life support when it's not over crowded. Private hospitals are always an option in such cases as well and private hospitals in India are very good.
May God bless India.
I have been going to India every couple of years and I see hopelessness and extreme poverty disappearing progressively. I think India has more stable approach.
@Robocrop who's eating corpses?...
@@assassin9763 Someone definitely ate his 😂
@Robocrop bro you still in resident evil oblivion.
@Robocrop may be partially right speaking about Pakistan than India, as few cases reported out of that country due to backwardness and dire poverty.
@Robocrop ayo wtf 💀
I accepting Hinduism in india after visiting banaras i am die heart devoteeee of lord of lord shiva i will shocked to see the architecture of hindu temple in southern part of india how they made this these temples are thousands year old i will visit india again if lord shiva want love from rusiaaaas har har mahadev.
Har Har Mahadev bandhu.
Those type of temples were in all over Indian & indian subcontinent from centuries but sadly, many of Islamic invadors for 700yrs. then britishers for next almost 300yrs. all destroyed our temples & build mosques or churches in rest parts of india.
Har Har mahadev prabhu 🙏🙏🙏
Nam parvati Pataye Har Har Mahadev.
Even northern part of India had those grand ancient thousands of years old temple. But almost 40000 temples were demolished during Islamic Invasion. Your favourite place Banaras had also the same. Far majestic than it is now in Kashi Vishwanath
Har Har Mahadev bhai
As someone that lived 6years in china and now is regularly working in India for over a decade, I can only support what is said in this video. VERY GOOD SUMMARY
Where you live in India? Bangalore?
As an Indian I am glad you are not making up the same BS as other youtubers do to make India look better than it is. I gladly accept that it has problems that we need to work on but we all will have our say in it.
The world respects hard work. Even if India is developing and they show the world they're working hard India will be respected.
Honestly, pretending to make India better than it really is just a reaction to people "exoticising poverty" and taking tours in dangerous, messy areas while having no prior knowledge of how people behave and keeping themselves safe. Not only they put themselves in danger and create panic among locals and the government but they feed into a notion that poverty somehow adds authenticity to Indian culture; Indians who don't suffer from poverty must be corrupt or culturally impure. This creates a devastating effect onto global perception of Indian culture and makes India a harder country to relate to than it really is.
Chest thumping!!
Sort of same here , i hate when they glorify it as some sort of heaven on earth , this man spoke the truth , the good ,the bad and the ugly.
As much as i hate somethings about my country , i am still happy i was born in india
I'm absolutely onboard with you bro. Our country has no doubt a lot of problems (some politically/religiously motivated and others very natural to our way of living so far) but I as an Indian have complete faith we will do better than this and do so without having to hide anything as such viz-a-viz our neighbour(s).
I still remember and believe in that song we used to sing at mass in school:
"We Shall Overcome, one day" Jai Hind 🇮🇳
The first time I came to India was 11 years ago as a language teacher. That first year - especially the work with all those bright young students, but of course also mundane interactions in everyday life or during travels - made me truly fall in love with the country and the people. I was truly sad when my year was up and I had to return home. However, 8 years ago I came back to marry the love of my life and have been living there ever since, and I have zero intentions to move away if I have a say in it.
Does India have its problems? Of course, they are all very much loved by film and documentary makers alike, but nobody is more aware of them than Indians themselves. It is a big country with a HUGE population and in conclusion those problems are huge and without short term fixes too. But those problems are being discussed and efforts are made to tackle them, often at grass root level by small local ngos full of people who try to make something better one little step at a time.
And that's just what I love about India. Indians are open and engaged. They are very much involved in driving change, on big as well as on small level. may it be the 60 year old aunty who decides to start a tiffin business out of her kitchen, or the 5 man little ngo that organizes music classes for kids in slums, or the ice cream shop owner who asks everyone if they have any old glasses for an old people's home he donates to, and I could write an essay about all such people I meet here regularly. And then there are all those ultra-bright people, not only young ones but even elderly. Only the other day I met a 70 year old man who just learned a new programming language. I was floored. People are open, people want to make a change, they want a better life - of course for themselves, but many many also have compassion to try and give a positive change to others - they want to learn, they are eager and open and curious to get to know you and possibly get some positive input from you, they think on the fly - Indian jugaad is something to be reckoned with in big and in small things - they adapt to the situations as they come, it's truly humbling.
And finally, as a foreigner of another ethnicity I will forever be grateful at how welcome I've always felt here and at how easy it is to encounter and communicate with people on a human-to-human level. People you talk to are not just 'Indians' they could be your aunty, or your uncle, or your little brother or sister, or your big brother or sister, you connect to people that way and despite all the harshness that is undoubtedly often there due to the economic and communal situation, there is also so so much open and warm humanity.
After almost 10 years living in India I have full faith that India will continue to advance to a better future, one step at a time, no matter how long it will take. It sometimes may feel like no progress is made, but if you look at how India was left behind by the British just after 1947 (you just need to read V.S. Naipaul's bitter early work to get an idea), India has advanced lightyears, and that after being basically sucked dry by foreign occupiers for centuries before that.
I'll always be grateful to this country for welcoming me in. Jai Hind!
Thank you for considering us Indians, equal....🙏🙏
Touched... !! Thank you for your kind words.
I hear you. I'm German and I too have always been made to feel welcome in India.
Wow Indian sounds a lot more open, but maybe the problems of India come from listening to us white people too much. Democracy only works if the citizens are smart, not selfish, and think long term
*This comment was a treat read. Being Indian I felt very proud of my fellow citizens and felt huge respect for u for being so kind and vocal about our country. U are as much Indian as we are. We are not Indians because we are born here, We are Indians(Bharatiya) because Bharat/India beats in our hears.*
Shoutout to all the Indian developers who upload the most specific tech videos on UA-cam. 🙏🏼
Yeahhh found another one , don’t know what’s going on but Indian academics are doing a great job as per commets from various sections of community around the world,,
As an Indian living in the US, thank you for seeing us. Indians believe in the world being a single family. Perhaps naive, but there we are.
Not when it comes to Kashmir though amirite
@@DrRiqseparatist spotted 🔪🔪
World is one family
So Pakistan is like the ugly, red headed stepchild of the family? Just making sure we’re getting the family analogy right😂😂😂
@@DrRiqwe need to protect ourself from predators otherwise we would be under either still uk or china.
I live in Queens NY what I always liked about Indian people, especially Hindu and Sikhs, is that they are not haters they seem to go out about their business without hating on people
*But China is funding massively in Islamic institutions & Marxist politics so they can control India or create confusion. Let's see how Hindus survive next 50 years*
Yeah a good way to be….
Change Sikhs to Muslims and Hindu nationals and you have a different story..
@@j3lny425 Well, it's not like clashes don't happen... But at the same time, a large number of people in India do go about daily life without clashing with others of different religions. Its bad that these clashes do happen though, and I hope that the government finally steps up to the plate and condemns it... We'll have to see I guess
@@j3lny425 There are a 1.3 billion of them, so clashes are obvious.
I really want to see India develop more and succeed. It’s always good when you can improve the quality of life for people
thx , India will grow slow but will grow in real
@@Aloksharma-oe1gm not slow.
We will.
@@amritamrit233 Yes. we need to work according to our national interest only. that should be priority. all other issues should be secondary.
@@amritamrit233 nah
I live in germany but met indians often while working at american companies, and they're very humble and nice. I do hope india itself becomes more developed and a great business partner of the west
I'm hoping for that too. I would prefer anything made in India to it being made in China. My car was actually made in India (I'm German too - and I hope you don't actually hunt hedgehogs :) :) :) ).
Germany's biggest chemical company BASF just build a humongous plant in China for the same reason as you said,
It all depends on the people in you meet amongst the 1.4 billion population.
china is better
If they stay in India, yes. They cannot come to Europe.
As an indian i will probably say u r the first western youtuber you shares the real picture of india ❤❤❤
Here in Russia we have a lot of Indian students and I always notice how well-mannered and diligent they are,how they try the best at studying
Once an Indian student invited our old uni teacher at his home in India,she came and at the way back was very impressed by the hospitality in their family
I know my question is unrelated to your comment and the videos but do you support the russian invasion of ukraine?
@@dddf27 I don’t support either Russian war with Ukraine and Ukrainian war with DPR and LPR
@@irarin9314 Good
@@dddf27 west does not realize they are top level hypocrites...well guess what- hypocrisy comes naturally with arrogance ...Ukraine conflict was not started by Russia...Russia has been forced into it by the greedy west...west should get out of their imperialist and slavery mentality before world can see any peace. Don't you feel bad for what west did to serbians, Afghanis, Iraqis, Syrians, Vietnamis or you guys have special connections with Ukrainians only.
@@dddf27 shameless west
I’m an American who lived in India for 3 years. Before that I studied mandarin for a year at community college, went to a Chinese medicine school, and had tons of Chinese friends in America. The reason I made the switch from being a China fan to an India fan was due to some of the stuff you mentioned, especially after my first two visits to India. I love India, and I miss it dearly. I wanted to live there permanently but health issues, family issues, and Covid got in the way.
India is very challenging and not for most westerners to live in, but visiting as a tourist is a good thing for most people I feel. If you are up for a challenge, it’ll open your eyes. I still hope to return and continue my plans there, but it’ll probably take a a year or two realistically. Fantastic video.
Brother if you ever want to plan to live than i wud suggest you to live in either RISHIKESH OOTY also there is a township in PONDICHEERY named AUROVILLE where there is no place for caste race gender religion and natinality ppl from various countries live together u can search for it
@@shubhamer2000 Wrong, he said he needs a challenge, not in a comfortable zoom
@@hanfucolorful9656 brother m talking abt summer temperature in india are normally stands at 40+ and somewhere it reaches 45+ while in RISHIKESH OOTY are hilly areas and mostly situated in forestry region its climate is cool suited for western ppl uf you have to c real india than visit rural areas
@@shubhamer2000 40 is OK if it is dry, I was in Iraq for over a year, but if it is 40 and damp 😩
@@hanfucolorful9656 mostly places it is very humid you will sweat a lot and 40+ is normal and most of the local transportation don't have AC even locals also don't go outside during the afternoon of summers if you can handle that then there is no issue
i love indian culture, my best friends from childhood are hindus and their lifestyle was transferred onto me slightly, i have very good memories of indian songs, sweets, doing yoga and relaxing in incense filled air
my cultural experience might be stereotypical but i hope it doesn't make it less valid as i genuinely enjoyed it
love from russia!
My girlfriend Crimean Russian 😊
And really Russians are so wholesome People's ! They enjoy like no one other and so real !
They are not like how western countries portraying them !
Well we Indians have always loved Russia for their help in 1971
Russia is the most trustworthy country that India ever had.
Have u heard Hindi songs? If yes, which one is ur favourite 😊
@@Yogis_BitterTruth_Nirvan stupidity
I lived in Rajasthan for 3 months and had the time of my life volunteering. The people were so amazing to me I didn't want to come home! I cried at the airport I just wanted to stay and continue the work I was doing. The hospitality in India will bring anyone to tears if they stay long enough. I left my heart in India.
I can't speak for China though I depend on you for such knowledge.
Cool…. What were you doing?
Yes , what kind of volunteering did you do?
Mother India is your mother as well. Please come to her bosom anytime you feel like, and you know you will be always welcomed back.
Thank you! Love from Rajasthan, India :)
@@canadude2010 Helping elders with pension awareness and teaching phonics in local schools. The program was through ICS in the UK. ICS partnered with a charity in India called Pravah. :)
Remember: any country can modernize and develop but no country can change its government structure from a communist party to a democracy. That’s where India has an advantage.
Communist to democracy is possible, Czech Republic is a good example. Although, a big change takes place only after a revolution or a war.
@@007Anukul and thousands die in that phase. So better be democracy beforehand.
Instead of saying communism you should use the word totalitarianism.
China moved from a populist government under Mao to a meritocratic capitalist socialistic government under Deng Xiaoping.
But also don't forget Kerala (an Indian province) is ruled by communist party and the Central Government of India is ruled by far right BJP 😅
yes there India 🇮🇳 is unity in diversity
I'm Indian 🇮🇳
And I'm proud of what my country has grown into , We call our country * 'Bharat maata'*(Mother India) proud of it being a democracy ❤
I have seen a lot of hate about my country multiple times on the internet and watching this video and the comments really warms my heart. Thank you, all. Much love to everyone.
Most of em are paid bots that's what channels are doing these days 🤷♂️
What is your country?
@@John-ds6jz India most probably
@@John-ds6jz He is from my country China.
@@中共戰士萬歲🤣🤣🤣
Immediately after the Indo-China incident in Galwan 2 years ago, India came forward and acknowledged that 20 of its soldiers were killed in action. While China told the world that its soldiers are the autobots from the movie transformers and they don't die. What followed after that event was simply matter of culture. One went ahead and honored its fallen soldiers with full grace, without caring a bit for its image, while the other did not acknowledge anything for years, buried its soldiers in nameless graves somewhere in the himalayas while their family members wept in agony and in total darkness. Imagine the confidence of men serving such state for which the grace of its fallen soldiers count so little.
According to an independent Australian investigation, China lost at least 38 soldiers in that clash.
@@Nooboroshi ya.
@@Nooboroshi there were finding the dead bodies of their soldiers after that clash.
N there r video footage of that .
@@Nooboroshi well....May be it is a rumour, or can be very true that the Chinese lost up to 101 of its men. This is a possibility because Indians are tough by birth and they receive one of the toughest military training. Also during indo-china war, there were several incidents where the Indian side being severely outnumbered, inflicted a huge amount of damage upon the Chinese, like in Rezang La pass battle...125 Indian soldiers killed more than 1500 chinese(facing a force of 3000+ under heavy artillery shelling). A rifleman named Jaswant Singh Rawat alone fought 600 chinese for 72 hrs and killed 300 of them.
@@aksworldinfo The fact that they refuse to acknowledge their dead speaks of lack of respect for their soldiers. This will eventually lead to low morale in a full scale war situation.
This is why I've been saying to people, it is in our best interests (for Americans) to have very warm relations with India. But for some reason, we think that Pakistan is more viable. Yeesh.
What I've really noticed is that US people are stuck in 80s as far as their international diplomacy goes. They need to upgrade their minds. Pakistan is the only big thorn in a strong Indo-USA relationship.
Since the Biden administration has come to power Indo-US relations have been ok-ok just riding on old friendship rather than friendship with the current administration.
We love America
because pakistan is available for sale just for a DOLLAR .
because pakistan is available for sale just for a DOLLAR .
I love India 🇮🇳 Can’t wait to visit again. Wonderful people. A gem of a country 💎
Come to Odisha. It's the hidden gem of India.
@@sidbiswal6382 come to Mangalore
i was there, for almost 6months lived in Bangalore but ❤️ Mysore
@@sidbiswal6382 u know kannada
@@jeevabalegar4954 no man
Always got on with Indians. Whether it was fellow students at college who were good students and would help explain something if asked or was a doctor or dentist who you always felt tried their best for you.
So if you have money, Indians will certainly be your "friends."
Great program. I've traveled in Southern China in the 1980's and India for business. I found it exactly as you described.
Brother, it's 2022. Wake up.。India has become dirtier and has no toilets.
That was 40 years ago. At that time both countries had almost same GDP but India's GDP was slightly bigger than that of China and our population was also less.
Now times have changed...
Wake up, it's 2022
As a former China resident and having recently moved to India, I want to share that I got goosebumps in watching this video….great quality and factual honesty, thank you so much I’ll share it as much as I can…
Hi Marco. I wish you the best and I hope you get the best exp. Living in our beloved India. I love India and everyone who are together to make a better world
I don't believe in you. You are just Indian with some fake name.
Are you really serious? If yes, glad to hear that
什么鬼？。。。。
Interesting. Enjoy your time in India. I did.
别装了 阿三
In the UK we get loads of Indians coming to our university’s and colleges and their always so happy and friendly people, I study media so I practice filming stuff with cameras and they’re always wanting to get in front of the camera for a photo 😂
They arealways exited.
Yes we r photogenic 🤣🤭
@@indiasuperclean6969 Sarcasm isn’t funny. You’re account isn’t funny either tbh, nice attempt tho. No country is 100% clean and those that are, like mine are only as rich as we are because we previously exploited the fuck out of other countries resources.
@@indiasuperclean6969 nah
@@jkinosent8253 he is a bot ignore him.
We should not be surprised that India is more open than China when it comes to presenting their situation ; India is, after all, one of the worlds great democracy
It is the largest democracy in the world
@@maximdryga3374
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1. Dumbocracy is a bandwagon falalcy which means it is stupid.
2. Indians highlight many of their national problems because they want to blame the British for them, and get reparations.
But its not even a democracy
@@zaiygezaiyge7174 yeah it's a dictatorship or Communist country . Right.
I am Brazilian, and have nothing but respect for India as one of my very good friends is from Varanasi. We have known each other since being kids and attending the same school in Rio, Brazil. I've been to his City and was received with great friendship by him and his family as we both shared we've been friends since our childhood.
Today I live in the USA and have had multiple visits to Brazil and India but although the opportunity to visit Shanghai happened to me I again chose to travel to India instead. The culture and it's people are much more receptive of foreigners than China is and that has been passed on to me by multiple friends of mine whom been to China many times. For me personally I don't have any desire to see China in person as I feel I've already know too much and it pleases me not.
Thank you for your UA-cam Channel and I'll keep on following you as you have been a great source to me to learn about China. Perhaps I will eventually travel to see the Great Wall some day.
Wow that's good to hear.... I wish your friendship lives for a long time
I'm from Varanasi too
I'm from Varanasi too
And you're welcome again
Brazil and India are very close to my heart...an indian living in Brazil
O Brasil deveria aprofundar os seus laços diplomáticos e comerciais com a Índia, não com a China.
Visitei Hong Kong em 2019, umas semanas antes dos protestos começarem. Com aquela maldita lei de segurança nacional, nunca mais pisarei lá. Eu gostei da viagem porque foi minha primeira vez na Ásia, foi um choque cultural legal, mas me senti esquisito, como se fosse observado 24/24h, não me senti 100% à vontade.
I used to work for an Indian company then became agent of a few. I had work visas when I went there. Oh yes Indian have opinions and are allowed to voice them. They are more informed and involved in issues of their country than the average American in my opinion.
I agree, we need to back India. Indian peoples are for the most part smart, great MDs here in USA. I think of Satya Nadella, CEO of Microsoft. Brilliant man.
Who cares?
China has given me my TV.
India has given me Sadhguru🙏👍
It has also given Osho! Try his videos at least once!
this wass a unique comment that made my day ... Thank you
Wow. Your comment hit different.
India also given many others things like flush toilet, shampoo, yoga, Zero,etc..
Thanks...we will soon grow in electronics segment. Then your TV and cell phone will also be Indian.🤩🙏
India may have its issues, but I would be much happier about the state of world affairs if India took China's place as the next rising superpower.
AGREED 200%!!!!
Honestly? Who wouldn't!
Omggg... As an Indian, I'm about to cry after reading comment box!!🥺 I'm thrilled to see foreigners talking positively about India!❤
Yes, we can make friends anywhere, anytime with any stranger😂 We love to explore people, their culture, specially foreigners! We always get curious when we see any foreigners!😊
We believe "Vasudhaiv Kutumbakam" means "whole world is our family"... Then why to hesitate to talk with any family member??!😅
This world is occupied with humans, we are for each other... So, why to hate?? Just respect all humans and animals, even every creature!🙏🏻
I'm in the US. I like Indian people. They are honest and have a sense of humor.
They work hard and deserve what they get.
@@TheBandit7613 If India could build high-speed rail, airplanes, chips, electric cars, and compete with Western countries, then your perspective would be completely different
@@habyi8423 I would rather we (the US) did business with India instead of China. India is not evil. They aren't out to rule the world.
@@TheBandit7613thanks brother ❤ love from India 🇮🇳
OK but just in case you are not in the know like many of the commentators here, the video creator's entire modern day schtick is to create anti chinese videos while back in the day he was churning out pro chinese videos while he was living in China. He turned a 180 after he was kicked out of that country for allegedly criminal dealings.
He has no real affinity for India. It could have been Sri Lanka, it could have been Pakistan or even the Maldives, he would have used any country to create a 'why X is better than China' type video, a mindset not exactly compatible with your_Vasudhaiv Kutumbakam_ concept.
I am a Chinese n born in Singapore.I fully agreed of what you had said.Great video.
While we're giving india some love... A lot of people make fun of the Indian accent as it is extremely hard to understand. One thing many people don't know is that for the longest time English and Hindi have both been the core languages of the country. It is almost as if india has it's own version of english, as the accent gets reinforced when speaking to each other.
if you go to school in India, the English teachers there have the same stereotypical indian accent most of the time. So it can't really be helped tbh.
Indian accent is largely derived from Welsh accent. It's not hard to understand, we just expect people to speak in a particular way because unlike the past, only a small number of accents have disproportionately large reach and influence across the world.
It DOES have itxs own form of English. The differences between American, British, Australian, South African and New Zealand English I would describe as accent. Indian English is a dialect.
I find Indians speak more grammatically correct english.
Hindi was limited to the North but soon was imposed by the greedy political parties ,and the Dravidian parties took advantage of this and began portraying that South India is being oppressed which is bullsh*t.
I'm Indian 🇮🇳...Christian
Diversity and the warmth in my country is well explained thank you 😊
Sad to see humanity level going down in other parts of the world parying for more peace on Earth 🌍..
Lik my PM says one Earth one family 🙏🏼
I am sure u would have not felt out of the place because of your religion.
I believe that india is the best place for minorities.
@@AdityaKumar-oe9yr And still people complain of secularism in India.
@@Countrysideboy247 people will complain about everything.
@@AdityaKumar-oe9yr always the muslims, they complain of secularism, but when it comes to their own muslim countries, they would say it's a sin🤡
@@Countrysideboy247 don't get me started on islam, the most violent religion out there.
10 years ago I said 2050 belongs economically to India, and the laughter I got.
Oh boy! :(
china could be the economic leader soon adn may stay till 2050 cuz china can genocide millions of their people for small economic gains what india cant do.
so still economically china is superiour.
and yes i am indian i hope india will economically eventually beat china but seems unlikely given how harshe china policies are .
No worry brother we will see India a very strong and develop nation before we die....we are the luckiest generation so we can see zero to hero...we wi contribute as well..... it's more fun to become zero to hero
You'd have the last laugh though.
@@Risingworldd yes I feel lucky to be born here as well and it's kinda exciting to see the transformation our country will go though in the coming years and what our next generations would be proud of 🇮🇳❣️
2:16 As a computer scientist, I don't know how many Indian Tech Tutorials I've seen throughout my career :D
haha, hab dich nicht hier erwartet XD
That's why we love Indian people and this is not an irony🇵🇰🇮🇳
Love from India🌸
you dont love Indian people so dont pretend.
pakistanis dont even have the guts to condemn china for its atrocities in xinjiang.
Naish bhai
Tu b indian hee tha bhai ☹️ jinnaha ne alag kardiya, akhand bharat jarur hoga bhai tu bus wait karr
Thank you ❤️❤️
多说一句，印度现在的样子是西方人希望的样子，而中国不是，所以这解释了一些歪曲报道。不过我想亲自去过中国的人不会不满意，因为中国安全、洁净，有很好的服务、景色和饮食。至于政治问题，我认为这不关你的事，你们的历史不足以评判一个5千年历史的国家，做好你的游客并反思自己的国家，让自己的国家变得更好就行了🙂
India is perhaps one of the most sophisticated countries in the world.
They embarrassed us (the British) by reflecting our own ideals back on us and shaming us into conceding they had every right to self rule.
For all our boasts we had no reply to the Mahatma's simple frankness.
I met a lot of older Indians when I lived in the Arab gulf. I received more than a few enthusiastic British army salutes from clerks and road construction workers.
Especially among Hindu, Christian, and Bhuddist Indians there is glint in the eye, and a shared understanding our past wastn't all bad, a lot of fondness and humour remains.
We now share a common heritage, perhaps 10% of the UK population is from, or descended from the subcontinent.
Indians are nice to have around.
sorry to disappoint you but whatever you know about gandhi is not true. India got independence because of Subhash Chandra Bose and not gandhi.
“A person should not be too honest Because Straight trees are cut first and the honest people are screwed first”
~ Chanakya
Hence as an Indian, I admired China then India about their aggressive Policies for Being Projected as a Tough and Strong.
@@samjones980 yes , you are absolutely right buddy
@@samjones980 you are the kind of people who don't really know about India or Indian freedom struggle, but talk so much that u cause embarassment to Indians in public. That's one of the drawback of Indian democracy- that politicians can misguide people. But at least, in a democracy, unlike in China, people finally come out of their political biasness when they get more educated.
What about muslims 😂😂
I noticed that all the points you mentioned which make India better than mainland China, do not apply to Taiwan. Imagine if the mainland was as vibrant and open and accountable as that little island of hope. Cheers to India, cheers to Taiwan, cheers to democracy and shame on the CCP
How can I pray for you today? You were highlighted to me! Did you ever come to know Jesus as your Lord and Savior? I feel like He is truly knocking on your heart today🕊🙏😊
Yes, in geopolitical terms, the rule of the CCP over mainland China is a boon to India's great power aspirations.
But, not so much in terms of border management.
China would really be the ultimate super power if they where not communist.
Taiwan is easy for the picking. That's why Japan conquered them so easily
"Island of hope". I love it.
Many love from Việt Nam to my Indians brother and sister. I work as a tourguide and you are such wonferful people, very smart and :3 you always give good tip also :v
no matter how poor we are, as an indian I want to say to all the people around the globe, " you are our family, we are humans and we will be standing with you everytime you need us for help"
Now India changed a lot, we are 5th largest economy and we laughed 5G with own infrastructure. We have signed arthemis accords moon mission with USA. We won more than 100 gold medals in Asia Olympics. We can beat china by 2027. And our cities changing day by day, we are working on semiconductor manufacturing industry with Taiwan.
You will always be poor because the West can easily prevent you from competing with them in high profit industries through democratic politics
First of all we are not poor
According to the reports there are only 3-5 % poverty left in India and it will also be reduced soon
India is growing at its fast rate , from A -Z everything is developing in India far more than USA , CHINA
So please stop saying that we all are poor because of some people who don't want to lift their body for doing some work
I find India far more interesting and it's influence of Buddhism to asia, I also ran into many Chinese that bad mouth Indians and other nations to an exhausting level.
Not only buddhism bt Hindusim as well..Ramakain (Ramayana) is a National book of Thailand ..also in Indonesia lord Rama is a prominent figure nd he is considered as an art nd culture..then comes to Korea .Kim Jung Sook was the main base of Korean dynasty was from India Ayodhya she also spreaded buddhism ..nd married Korean prince..
@Zack Smith Well u must be a Chinese ...!
Anyway its all becoz of the rich knowledge of our civilization that led to thede invasions ..the ancient knowledge of India is something which no body could have matched at that time..
Sanskrit was the most supreme langauge ,several books and discoveries were made in this langauge only..not even your Chinese could have matched the level of Sanskrit. ...So you should be greatfulll towards english man and mugahls for invading us or else the king of the Asia would have been India only.
@Zack Smith You are a Paxtani
@Zack Smith Many Chinese live in the USA working for American bosses. Many Chinese run away from commie China due to CCP slavery and everyone in the west knows that.
@Zack Smith Your knowledge about the India is only about the current Era but not the Golden era , infact all the major religious civilization started from India only and spreaded across the whole Asia ,infact Sanatana (the unification of all dharmik religions like Hinduism ,Sikhism , Jainism , Buddhism some elements of paganism ) all started from India .most of the japnese gods are Hindu gods only ...Binyaak as Ganesha ,Indra as lord of thunder etc etc . Such was the influence of our civilization to the entire Asia ... Sanskrit has given birth to Most of the languages plus influenced them. .Thai,Hindi ,Nepali , Bhutanese ,Urdu , Bengali, Sinhalese nd many many more influenced by Sanskrit ..
Pls tell me how many languages did Chinese influenced and today those are Major countries !
Infact ur kung fu was deeply influenced by Indian monk "Bodhivasta" and earliest form of martial arts was Kalaipetru was started in India only.
3:25 the shaolin temple in China was actually established by an Indian king named Bodhidharma, the practitioner of kalaripayattu - the first martial art :)
East asia's whole existence is because of india.
💯 true
He's not an Indian king but a Tamil prince...
@@rkprasad64 is tamilnadu out of india ?
@@goku9401 leave it bro.. nothing is perfect still few Tamils thinks they are out of the world ..
India being a largely stable democracy is one of the greatest achievements in recent history. And it's economy would've been much farther along if they reformed and liberalised when China did rather than waiting till 91.
True enough...
But with foreign investment comes foreign interference...
@@nayangupta2408 Which is being controlled.
For that you have to understand things from Indian perspective. We don't hate westerners but we surely are scared of them. Remember we were colonized because of the East India company. Hence the aversion towards opening the country to the same people. The idea was terrifying.
Sikkim Manipur and Nagaland both want independence. Indians have no freedom of speech and they cannot visit Tik tok.
@@sosoable they're already free and loving part of india. Fuck tik tok, People of Nagaland Makes one of the most tough and dangerous regiment of Indian Army. And i can call oul PM modi and idiot or a great leader what ever way I want.
So stop you lies. India is great.
Here in India everything is so chaotic but it's like an ecosystem, just everything is balanced and goes on smoothly. I personally think the sense of brotherhood and helpful towards others make India wonderful.
Atul here in US we call it “method in madness”! 🇮🇳🙏🏽🇱🇷
@@indiasuperclean6969 Ya ur right india so great country
In USA there’s no connection between people at all everyone is for themselves even family is not a big priority and money is their GOD
US is the best. We got the most guns here to keep everyone safe!
Not whole of India is chaotic tho. It's just the metropolitan cities as far as I know. The country sides are pretty chill and peaceful. Especially down South and Northeast.
Send your wife to travel to india.
Then you will know how safe is india.
Yes real Indian people are very lusty
His wife is a Chinese 😂
@@huas5350 Not exactly a great comeback. I question his wife cos she decided to stay with him after he suddenly switched to making anti Chinese videos after YEARS of making pro Chinese videos, no doubt for the increased channel views.
哈哈哈……母蜥蜴🦎都不敢去印度
2 years later, still watching this vid to laugh at Serpentza. Do you enjoy being wrong about everything? LOL.
He does not care about truth at all. He cares about money.
I changed my opinion on Índia with this vídeo! People seem really genuine! 🙂 🇵🇹♥️🇮🇳
Thanks bro ❤️
30% cr7 fans are from India ❤️
@@zzyuk814 ahaha yes I know bro ♥️ :))
I think I have a new respect for India. It is easy to forget it is the largest democracy on earth, and that as well as Indians deserve merit.
From the UK 🇬🇧
India is the mother of Democracy...
India is not going to dominate the world. India is going to motivate the world.
Jai Hind 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳
Bharat Mata ki Jai...🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳
@@shivu1089 I love your comment. And India :)
@ben No need to feel confused, as it is simple. A democratic country is one that allows every citizen the right to participate in elections and to protest injustice.
@ben doesn't matter about class since your vote as an Indian citizen has equal power to someone of "higher class". This IS what India needs.
@benit is better to vote than just not be asked, don't you agree? Not every country is blessed with a first world economy. Do you suggest India switches to a complete authoritarian state like China?
That was an insightful analysis. We need more brave journalists with integrity like that in the media.
I'll say this, besides a few very negative experiences with phone scammers/pranksters.. my interactions with Indian people have always been quite positive. They've been very warm, friendly and respectful more than most any other person of any stripe.
I've dealt with a couple of Indian doctors over the years, they've been thorough, helpful and possess an excellent bedside manner.
Scammer are not only scamming western people but they more scam Indian people. Because talented People are not at the higher level in India because foolish people of India don't support them so they mostly crushed or flew to developed countries like USA.
There are a lot of scammers in China too.
Same.
Man, these call centre scammers are really problem here.
Actually, the various State(province) govts in Bharat along with the Central (federal) govt are always clamping down on these scammers. They cause as much distress within Bharat as outside it.
Apart from population, there is no comparison between the two countries.
As a person who travels for maximum culture shock, there’s no better place than India!
My first impression of China was exactly like Serpentza. The culture of the place was hallowed out by Mao.
What an absolutely lovely video. Spoken honestly with first hand knowledge of both countries. Moving. Thank you.
As an Indian, I liked that you didn't simply bash China and glorify India. We have more than our fare share of problems and we have a lot to learn from China. But I cant imagine living anywhere in the world other than India despite living and travelling abroad.
Loved the video. Please revisit India. Would love to have and host you and your camera in Delhi and Gurgaon next..
Cheers
Me too
Funny but true
I was in India a few years ago at a large religious gathering. The people there are wonderful. I am blessed with beautiful friends that took me on trips to the cou countryside. Even the poorest are so giving and warm.
We Indians are really indebted to our freinds from different countries who have liked Indians & love India. Its true that we have lots of problems including basic nevessities like water, housing , cleanliness etc but ee are working hard & hopeful to improve things & overcome poverty
If u will say "INDIA"
Then I will say "RESPECT"
Bhai ek diss china pe ho jaye 🤣❤️
Thanks brother for respect my country ☺️☺️🙏🙏
Thank you everyone for respecting my Country🇮🇳❤️
When I think about India I think about amazing friends with great energy to push projects. From China I mostly think about polite sellers, beyond that China, as a nation is a mystery, despite knowing much about their government.
Imagine Japan, South Korea and China like that. China is not mysterious, but you have no knowledge.. India is dirty and poor.
I have a dear friend in India who for several years has kept in touch with my family online. We have laughed and cried as she has shared some of her triumphs and struggles. She gave me the impression that the government is somewhat selfish and the people suffer for it. Hopefully my friend can visit Canada some day
I first became interested in India at a very young age because of the Metaphysics. The Upanishads is to the Bible what an enciclopedia is to a comic book. The whole corpus of Hindu religious texts is just mind blowing and it influenced my views of life and the human experience a lot and for the better. But when I had the opportunity to travel extensively across India a few years back I was astonished. Humanity in all its glory and misery, so much heart and warmth. Indians are simply the nicest people in the world and I hope I can retire there. Hopefully my meagre pension will go a long way lol, and I will never be alone, the same way I was never alone travelling on my own around the country. I have travelled a lot and nowhere else I had the same depth of experience and human connection I had in India. It is a wonderfullly rich culture and deserves to be cherished by everyone around the globe.
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don't worry the 72 rupees make a dollar, it really doesn't matter where you are because it's likely the currency there is more value than our rupee
EXACTLY. PERIODT.
JAI SANATANA DHARMA.🙏 LET THIS BE AN ALERT TO SOME ILL KNOWLEDGED TWERPS WHOD DO ANY FKN THING TO INSULT HINDUISM- LOL JOKES ON THEM, NGL LMFAOOO
@@indiasuperclean6969 hlo fake Indian don't do overacting..ur not Indian. We know
I can't thank those Indian tech tutorials enough for helping me get my degree and learn new skills for my job to this day
Once You Study About Indian Culture And Ancient Archeology...I'm Damn Sure You'll Love It... ❤️ I'm An Archeologist And Most Of Temples Just Blows My Mind🤯❤️
You should visit the caves of Ajanta And Ellora in Maharashtra, India... I'm sure you'll get goosebumps seeing it... And Specially the Kailash Temple from Ellora caves.. which is carved from a single stone... According to the historians... That single temple took 150 years to be built... And I'm from the Maharashtra 🚩
But mughals destroyed so many temples 🥺
@@aryadhanorkar Yep💔
@@its_rutik_kumbhar76 🚩🚩🚩
@@aryadhanorkar koi na jo bache hai unhi ko aur grandeur banaenge
India is combination of countries within a country. Here, Terrain, language, culture changes every 100 km.
As an Indian all I can say is that we need to improve in every sector.
Yes, we have many problems, problem is not always a bad thing, it is also a sign of lots of opportunities. Let us hope that our organizations and start-ups rise up and write a new history of India's development. We as a nation want to contribute to the world as a positive member. We want to solve and fulfill the problems and needs of the world.
Jai Hind.
love from india
Luv ur profile name
@@indiasuperclean6969 pakiatani bot ?
@@indiasuperclean6969 shut up spammer
@@indiasuperclean6969 i don't know how many times i saw this fucking Pakistan bot atleast change your speach after some time
@@indiasuperclean6969 तथास्तु।
Wonderful commentary! Please continue to bring you view points to the world!
At least most Indian people love the Taiwanese, and their flag and anthem are both very ancient-seeming and beautiful. Victory to India! :)
I've seen some people around me wearing Taiwanese National Flag mask and Tibetan National Flag Mask in IndiaDuring covid.
Indian people actually want the Govt. to do more to help Taiwan.
@@Trade1001 Thanks, most Taiwanese people also supported India during the border dispute!!
I have been to Taiwan for business and now am friends with the person that I did business with. Culturally, I found that Taiwanese and Indians are very similar. Only differences are the language and the ethnicity.
India is just too varied in those aspects to compare with any other place on earth, including Europe. But I have much respect for Taiwan. What Taiwan has achieved technologically is just amazing, that too without losing their cultural roots.
Please God save Taiwan because it's shows the world the difference between communism and Democracy. And what a good Democracy can Become in Good manner.
India is transitioning fast.... It is becoming exactly like China very fast. There's a huge difference between India 10 years ago and India now. Previously you can Criticise the government but now you cannot do that, you might end up in jail if you do so. it is really sad to see India becoming a Authoritorian government system like China.
Thank you Winston for all these great videos. I lived in Guangzhou for 6 months everything you’ve reported about China is accurate.
India is now on my list for future destinations. 👍
Please don't judge us just by visiting Mumbai or Delhi..
Move away from the northern states and Come visit southern or northeast states. I hope u have a good time..
@@typicalprocrastinator_1395 wow 🧿🕳🧿👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Welcome to India 🙏🙏🙏🙏
Most welcome to the land of millions Temple.
My family is from Guangzhou and none of what this guy says has been real. did you live in a different Guangzhou or wut
The first thing that I thought off was, "Hello, how are you? I am under the water...."
In a world where no one's perfect, the best you can do is to be honest, open, and willing to improve. Props to India for learning this lesson early, the very same lesson that China is going to have to learn sooner or later, one way or another.
Definitely yes.
The only fear I have is that we don't want to be arrogant when get rich, this may happen as people have forgotten their ancient values.
Maybe this is the last or second last generation of genuine Indians.
@@brijeshnenwani Well, a certain level of arrogance inevitably comes with money; a higher general standard of living would ideally result from such an accumulation of wealth, but who knows. Human society is in a state of continual transformation and will continue to change. Each successive generation claims it is the last generation of geniune "insert nationality here." And yet life carries on. I was born in a certain country, and don't consider myself any less a part of it simply because I don't happen to live like my distant ancestors. In many regards, that's probably a good thing. I have my place in history just like contemporary and future Indians have, and indeed everyone has theirs.
There is an ancient Sanskrit couplet where a profound question is posed - what kind of a person is worthy of respect? And the answer guven is -
Someone whose face reflects contentment, whose heart is full of compassion, whose words are sweet like nectar and the biggest gift given by god - your hands- is always willing to help others. You will meet many such souls in India.
The two countries have the same problems : The situation of unequal distributed educational resources in the country due to the urban-rural gap and the huge population is unreal. But at least Indian people have access to open web and stuff
Thousands of people are not in any position to be able to access the Internet and many of those are completely illiterate so wouldn’t be able navigate the Internet if they were able to.
As the truth of the brutal lockdowns, public beatings by medical staff/police, taking babies/children away for PCR test positive without parents, killings people/animals, non-treatment, starvation..etc come out causes all Indians they are in a brutal Communist dictatorship. In Hong Kong the death rate went up exponentially after the Communist party brutally took over and implemented their Covid policy.
Exactly, the state/province I'm from, we can't ever criticise the chief minister but then India is a subcontinent, countries within a country, depends exactly on the State
50% of Indians have no access to toilets. So it's the beaches, the rivers, behind bushes at night.....
@@rangoman1815 West Bengal ?
The reason why India loves everyone is, we treat citizens and their country politics different.. We believe all humans are good but the government may/may not be good.. Respect human as humans and also respect animals more than humans.. Love from India to whole brothers and sisters of this world❤️
I Spent 10 years working in China training "engineers" on machine tools, these were educated guys and not once in those 10 years was I ever impressed with their performance this also went for other people that I met, they always had a mentality that they already knew everything but demonstrated daily that they were utterly clueless and cut corners at every step. I then had a short trip to India out in the sticks and multiple times a day I was blown away with their quality of work not just for Indians but for anyone. 1x example working in a factory a machine next to ours had a crane attached which needed to be raised higher, this little indian guy climbed up (zero safety) to cut the top off and extended it. He had the most beaten up welder I have ever seen, no shoes, ripped dirty shirt and looked like he hadn't eaten for 6 weeks. I came in the day after and the engineering and the welds were perfect. There was no way it would have failed absolutely top job. When you see welding in China bird crap welds are considered good. The people were very friendly and is somewhere I hope to return to in the future.
Theres a reason why Mckinsey and most other countries dont hire people educated in chinese universities.
Your litterally considered unemployable if you get your education in China. Stories like yours are extremely common.
Over too many years of teaching international students, I came to recognize the Chinese students as LPE: Least Possible Effort. Now, married to a Chinese/Hong Kong wife, I see the same thing in many of her acquaintances: short cuts are good, integrity isn't important. Thankfully, my wife's military upbringing (her parents were both Chinese military) prevented some of the LPE, but she's still convinced she knows everything (even though she's only been in the US 5 years and I'm a native). Indian students were some of the best I ever had--though there were comparatively fewer of them. Had the ratios been reversed, I think the program I was teaching in would have survived.
You are welcome 😊 🙏...
I would be happy if so many foreigners consider India as home 🏡 . Yes she has lot to do but the non woke culture & inviting neighhood will give you more happiness I hope .
@@sac58999 It's not just China, it's every communist country. "We pretend to work and they pretend to pay us." You see it in Russia and even still the old people in "East Germany." I watch them build roads and they make PenDOT (Pennsylvania Dept. of Transportation) look like Space X.
@@sac58999exactly, they like short cuts nd believe they no everything with no conviction
Lots of positive sentiments for India and Indians which I lack finding in Western newspaper headlines, No really I am surprised to see such positive statements.
During Wuhan Virus at its peak, Western media published pictures of Indian cremations but forgot to thank India for sending life-saving medicines, When China and India froze in a deadly conflict nobody came to recuse in the end India pushed back China and instead of appreciating India for that west threatened to put sanctions on India because India is still seen as an ally of Russia, I mean why shouldn't India be with Russia they didn't invade or threatened Us...if a westerner really wants to know about India then visit India I am pretty sure you will find the all global index about India misleading...India unhappiest place on earth 😂😂...
Yeah exactly... all these indices published by western non profits are so skewed.....Freedom of Press Index- India is lower than Qatar and Saudi Arabia? It's just ridiculous
All global indices are fake and are propaganda fed. Economic crises struck srilanka where person is not even able to get two times of ration is shown many places above india which has billions of foriegn reserves and ample food security
You are part of the problem if you are so selfish that you only think of what is in it for you and your country (our country) when Russia breaks all international norms and engages in aggressive expansionism. And yet it is so shortsighted as well. If Russia gets away with stealing Ukrainian land, next it will be their ally China stealing Arunachal Pradesh. Even if you are completely selfish and amoral, it is still in India's interests to support the rules-based international order when we have an aggressive and larger neighbor.
@@rexsceleratorum1632 yes I am selfish
@@rexsceleratorum1632 Wow! When China came for our land, you guys were silent but when Russia came for Ukrainian land, you want us to cut ties with the country who helped us for decades when your western countries were trying every other method to destroy us. 👏👏👏
I have been following you & C-Milk for 4 years. Today's vlog was spot on in more ways than not. India is truly a Democracy where the Government tries to serve the people the best that it can. Whereas in the USA is rapidly becoming a Vessel State controlled by the CCP and only serves itself and not the people. India moves forward while many other developed Western countries are following the CCP. Keep it up India !!!
Only your President and his son have undergone elite capture. This is reversible.
@@sabitrap Not reversible as the Marxist's and Democrat's with the Help of the CCP will steal the Mid term elections. Conservatives think that they will remove the Democrat's from power. It will not happen. The Dept of Justice is compromised the FBI is compromised. All of the proof of Bribe money from China and the Pedophilia committed by Biden's son. No investigations, nothing happening. Even 50% of the Republicans are also guilty. It will only get worse in the USA
@@LibertyLover5103 As a non U.S citizen this is scary for the rest of the world. However this presents an opportunity for the common people to rise up and fight.
Obama/Creepy Joe and the communist Democrats are destroying the USA. Take your country back. Love from India.
thankxx mate for your honest review .
Very wise n sage words...being an Indian living in Germany married to a German n now in divorce, I somehow understood this truth by n by but not so fast n snap as u did ..n I truly miss the freedom n joy n happiness that fills the air of my country ...as even a begger who sleeps on the streets at night is satisfied n has a reason to smile and at the end of the day he thanks his God n goes to sleep...hard truth learned "better be poor n happy than rich n miserable "...proud to be an Indian.
All is well..
In India Few months backs a NGO filed a petition against construction of strategic important Highway near China border for environmental reasons and the work on that had to stop for few months and the central Government had to explain the court and the NGO that they won't be able to transport big missiles near China if the work on that highway is not finished even though there was a huge border dispute with china going on the border, on the other hand china completed a high speed rail line near the indian border.
These NGOs need to be taken care of.
@@noname13years62 my point is that in India everyone has the right to present their views and protest even if it hinders the matters of national security
@@randomstuff5562 National security vis a vis China should be paramount.
Let the court decide
Thankfully, the court favoured the government and they have resumed the work.
Seeing a western guy talk about India i was sceptical, but he did justice!! He really came and lived here and then formed his opinion. Experienced the good, the bad and the ugly in our country!! I hope more people come and visit India and see it for themself.
I lived in India and only visited China. Despite its dirty politics and dirty... everything lol! it is an incredibly transparent society. SELF CRITICISM and humor are taught in schools and instilled in their value system from vedic times. It sounds like a cliche but goodness, love, honesty are actually taught in schools. IT is sometimes mistaken for weakness in the western world. But they know how to defend themselves, wisdom and NON-aggression has been the key to retaining energy in conflicts and that's what made a country that speaks 20 languages so powerful and great.
Your mind is dirty westoid.
Have you seen san francisco lately?
I mean you really need to know Indian history to understand the politics. But the issue with dirt is over population and limited space. India was much different 50 years ago than it is today in terms of cleanliness and open spaces
@Red Bull lol. True.
20 languages? are you joking? seriously?
Actually we have a round 1520 or something languages but only 22 languages are there in the Constitution of india. I myself can speak more than 10 languages lol
I believe the fundamental difference between the two countries is the value of life. In India however poor a person is, he/she is still considered as a human being and human rights apply. I would say much about the other country as the latest example of human rights is the zero covid policy. So if you want to see humans with freedom than that's India.
Nobody in the world cares about poor people except for bhutan.
haha
Dalit will not agree with what you said.
@@IwasUnknownUser darling ask same question to they r super empowered
@@IwasUnknownUser our current prime minister is a Dalit we have had Dalit Presidents. The Caste system exists but in many states it is not much of a factor especially in Urban communities. I am not a Hindu, but a Sikh and we also have caste influences which are now rapidly disappearing
@@1amarsandhu it doesn't matter if the president is dalit cause it doesn't benefit them there is still discrimination against them
PERFECT AND UNBAISED ANALYSIS 👍👌
As an Indian, I feels so bad when the western media only shows the slums in India where South and Eastern states are very clean and developed. I’m not saying India is developed but India is not only slums.
And i feel very sad when South Indians think North is not clean..nd it is jist Delhi nd Up/Bihar .
@@kimjongun4727 & I feel extremely bad when y'all ppl stereotype about bihar..especially when connect it with delhi or up while it's Eastern state with more culturally & historically similar/connected to other eastern states not north!
@Narendra Singh Jatav all of the problems are beacuse of the Aryan invasion theory.......
@Narendra Singh Jatav Everyone love their mother tongue…. Then why should we love only Hindi?
@@anonymousrose8594 but we respect tamil Or any southern language of our country and i feel a kind of hate for hindi in South States.. They can respect english language which is also a Indo -aryan but not hindi.. 🤔
that was amazing video. touching to see. pure amazing seeing the smiles. awesome
The arguments are legitimate to prove your point of view when comparing India and China..
India is a land of diversity with group of multiple nations(linguistic ethnic) living peacefully..
Dirty and low caste countries. India also invaded Sikkim, Manipur and Kashmir.
India is a civilizational state. We don't consider ourselves different nations. This nation concept is a western thing. People might get offended on this.
we speak different languages but we are connected by our souls. I find the same thing in Europe. They speak different languages but there is something connecting them.
Its very hard (almost impossible) to portray the actual overall image of India for an outsider as It is undoubtedly the most diverse country in the world but I don't know how, you almost made it possible. Great job, appreciate your hard work.
Cant go wrong with india ...lovely ppl n lots of culture n history
Both countries have lots of culture and a long history and the Chinese are just as friendly.
We know why you think the way you do buddy.. They didn't let you continue doing what you thought that could get away with in China.. the thumbnail says it all Bud. You ain't fooling nobody.
Fun Fact: IMF reports India has eliminated extreme poverty in 2021.
Thats the thing, everyone has problems! Unless you point out the problems you will never make it correct! And that is why, I can proudly say, that we are progressing in the correct direction.
That's bullshit though.
There is still a huge difference between the situation poverty is in India vs poverty is in western nations
@@dontobby89 it not bullshit, poverty and extreme poverty are different.
I am so poor
India has not eliminated poverty. They didnt even have enough toilets in their country in modern times
There’s another Indian philosophy which is unique in a way and that is : to share ! Inclusiveness!!! We don’t want to be the world superpower, we don’t need all the money , we just need the world to be a happy place where everyone is welcome and looked after. We say it “ Vasudaiva Kutumbakam” Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam is a Sanskrit phrase found in Hindu texts such as the Maha Upanishad, which means "The World Is One Family".
I love that.