Beautiful session, there's always some new piece of information that you get to know. Inspite of being brought up in Mumbai was never aware of the Naval revolt. It would be a privilege to be associated with Sir's projects, in any manner whatsoever. Mam, loved your phrase "Sir is indeed a national asset and hope we cherish him properly😊"
Sanjeev comes from Sanyal family full of revolutionaries. I need to learn more about his family and their contribution during independence movement. Sanjeev Sanyal is deceptively down to earth 😂
You want people to take risk ? Then push for policy reforms in judiciary and other red tapism faster . Its been 10 years and over all policy reform hasn't been fast enough. Its not that india doesnt have risk taking appetite its just that the web 🕸️ of redtapism is too dense . Its frustrating for passionate people to end up looking like a failure cause everyone blackmailed him into paying bribes , its demotivating to see people call that neighborhood kid a failure cauae he tried something different amd use them as badexamples for other kids and that ghoos khor sarkari naukri uncle being shown to us as something to aspire to . Ive seen too many young core engineers try 😔 and eventually when they see even a little growth all these greedy babus show up to stop progress.
Seems like you dont really pay attention to India after 2014, Anyways it only requires a lot of looser talking heads and few actual doers in any society to keep moving ahead which we already are. So your rant withstanding or not has no effect whatsoever
in this way, govt. can illegitimatize any rankings that go against them. why don't we come up with our rankings with proper survey? Ford foundation and Rockefeller (also new billionaires) also spend a huge sum of money to build new buildings and centres in American universities. After Tatas , I have not seen any Indian billionaire donating to build any Indian universities.
I work for a major finance firm in the USA. Our portfolio managers use ESG rankings to decide where they should invest. The far left and others manipulate these rankings to influence where money should flow, and impact foreign investments. Also I was in a museum, where they had a chart with how good democracy is in each country. The USA and west gave themselves high rankings in spite of Capitol Hill storming and half the country does not believe Elections were fair, but India was ranked lower.
AI stats will drive us all nuts. Best to have regional research journalist or college student, scientists in all fields, local government agencies etc keep their finger on the local pulses.
while talking eloquently about risk taking it is disingenuous to ignore that India continues to be most difficult to set up a small business. The tax and license authority continue to perceive citizens with a colonial jaundiced mindset
Main takeaways - 1.Avoid socialism cum communism, example Kolkata 1940s vs 2020s 2. Need RISK Takers to grow anything 3. Creative destruction must happen to avoid growth stagnation (growth in new companies in China and USA vs in Europe and India ) 4. Don't take western Indcies on face value, they need reevaluation
KCR for whatever reason has built new secretariat in Hyderabad and it played a major role in projecting him as an egoistic King squeezing poor people's public money. While he is egoistic ill mannered politician, it definitely magnified that image.
Just the data from a paltry 100 people and using super computers to come out against the opinion of 1.40 billion people taht was one with ordinary lap top computer...those 100 people have no idea of the Indian democracy which is in existence for more than 1000 years in different parts of India...
Rubbish, is this what St James taught you? I have been reading a bit, too. I'm not a professional economist. However, your analysis is rubbish. What matters is Opportunity Cost. The opportunity cost of not moving Capital out of Bengal became too high; as a capital owner, I looked for cost arbitrage; the cost of doing business in Bengal was high: land and labour costs became too high, and capital ran away. Economics is cyclical; in 20 years, capital will fly from Gujerat and Bombay, as well. Your neo-liberal policies will kill India. Period. You guys are not creative; then comes risk.
did you even listen to what he said? the rankings go in to sovereign ratings which makes it expensive for Indian government and private sector to borrow money.
Beautiful session, there's always some new piece of information that you get to know. Inspite of being brought up in Mumbai was never aware of the Naval revolt. It would be a privilege to be associated with Sir's projects, in any manner whatsoever. Mam, loved your phrase "Sir is indeed a national asset and hope we cherish him properly😊"
He is such an amazing guy. So knowledgeable and straight from the heart. ❤
Beautiful session, there's always some new piece of information that you get to know. Inspite of being brought up in Mumbai was never aware of the Naval revolt. It would be a privilege to be associated with Sir's projects, in any manner whatsoever.
Mam, loved your phrase "Sir is indeed a national asset and hope we cherish him properly😊"
Sanjeev comes from Sanyal family full of revolutionaries. I need to learn more about his family and their contribution during independence movement. Sanjeev Sanyal is deceptively down to earth 😂
You want people to take risk ?
Then push for policy reforms in judiciary and other red tapism faster .
Its been 10 years and over all policy reform hasn't been fast enough.
Its not that india doesnt have risk taking appetite its just that the web 🕸️ of redtapism is too dense .
Its frustrating for passionate people to end up looking like a failure cause everyone blackmailed him into paying bribes , its demotivating to see people call that neighborhood kid a failure cauae he tried something different amd use them as badexamples for other kids and that ghoos khor sarkari naukri uncle being shown to us as something to aspire to .
Ive seen too many young core engineers try 😔 and eventually when they see even a little growth all these greedy babus show up to stop progress.
Seems like you dont really pay attention to India after 2014, Anyways it only requires a lot of looser talking heads and few actual doers in any society to keep moving ahead which we already are. So your rant withstanding or not has no effect whatsoever
@bababistril very well said
Excellent information
Risk taking a new and refreshing perspective. Kudos👍
Respect
We should have better hosts.
8:26 ❤. Throwing off an Indian with math and computer,😂
in this way, govt. can illegitimatize any rankings that go against them. why don't we come up with our rankings with proper survey? Ford foundation and Rockefeller (also new billionaires) also spend a huge sum of money to build new buildings and centres in American universities. After Tatas , I have not seen any Indian billionaire donating to build any Indian universities.
For wider benefits, pl, add Hindi subtitles for such interviews. or upload dubbed in Hindi version also.
and Tamil
I work for a major finance firm in the USA. Our portfolio managers use ESG rankings to decide where they should invest. The far left and others manipulate these rankings to influence where money should flow, and impact foreign investments. Also I was in a museum, where they had a chart with how good democracy is in each country. The USA and west gave themselves high rankings in spite of Capitol Hill storming and half the country does not believe Elections were fair, but India was ranked lower.
India is ranked lower since Modi has undermined autonomy of instituions
@@counterpoint9260 lol
@@counterpoint9260 some group of old men in USA read some news and decided autonomy is undermined
Future FM of India ❤
Mind blowing
AI stats will drive us all nuts. Best to have regional research journalist or college student, scientists in all fields, local government agencies etc keep their finger on the local pulses.
Salvatore Babones too has similarly.
Deepti Verma has a wonderful dress put on.
while talking eloquently about risk taking it is disingenuous to ignore that India continues to be most difficult to set up a small business. The tax and license authority continue to perceive citizens with a colonial jaundiced mindset
Probably meet and talk with people woh actually do business rather than babus siting on jobs without apetite for business to begin with.
10:57 you forgot core culprit,Gates and omediar foundation.
Main takeaways -
1.Avoid socialism cum communism, example Kolkata 1940s vs 2020s
2. Need RISK Takers to grow anything
3. Creative destruction must happen to avoid growth stagnation (growth in new companies in China and USA vs in Europe and India )
4. Don't take western Indcies on face value, they need reevaluation
"National Asset" a more apt description of Sanjeev Sanyal has never been said!
KCR for whatever reason has built new secretariat in Hyderabad and it played a major role in projecting him as an egoistic King squeezing poor people's public money. While he is egoistic ill mannered politician, it definitely magnified that image.
Eye opening interview......Thank You.
Needs to be spread faster and institutions of India and other countries be in incouraged to question those frauds Laude enough.
Just the data from a paltry 100 people and using super computers to come out against the opinion of 1.40 billion people taht was one with ordinary lap top computer...those 100 people have no idea of the Indian democracy which is in existence for more than 1000 years in different parts of India...
Has the unwillingness to take risk arisen from overdose of spirituality?
I would like to see loony liberal debating with Sanjeev Sanyal
the host looks like if lutyens delhi was personified. just an observation, not a verdict.
Thats a level 10 skibidi gyatt.
Rubbish, is this what St James taught you? I have been reading a bit, too. I'm not a professional economist. However, your analysis is rubbish. What matters is Opportunity Cost. The opportunity cost of not moving Capital out of Bengal became too high; as a capital owner, I looked for cost arbitrage; the cost of doing business in Bengal was high: land and labour costs became too high, and capital ran away. Economics is cyclical; in 20 years, capital will fly from Gujerat and Bombay, as well. Your neo-liberal policies will kill India. Period. You guys are not creative; then comes risk.
this guy is a Modi chamchanomist...
Nobody is bothered about rankings. So why he is bothered about the image
did you even listen to what he said? the rankings go in to sovereign ratings which makes it expensive for Indian government and private sector to borrow money.
At least listen before commenting 😂
Such a pathetic interviewer. Always interrupting
Beautiful session, there's always some new piece of information that you get to know. Inspite of being brought up in Mumbai was never aware of the Naval revolt. It would be a privilege to be associated with Sir's projects, in any manner whatsoever.
Mam, loved your phrase "Sir is indeed a national asset and hope we cherish him properly😊"