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Loved your analysis, specially given your context, and your curiosity to know more. Reg the beginning of a united and democratic India, our first Prime Minister Nehru asked two specific people, Vallabhbhai Patel and VP Menon, to make sure all provinces acceded to a single Union. They raced around the country in 1947, coaxing, cajoling, threatening all the kings and princes (about 500 of them!). That they managed to accomplish this was a massive start to a united and democratic India. Since then, we have managed to hang together and thrive. In spite of every once in a while, a few fissiparous tendencies in some or other part of the country

dont react to this guy dude , u will lose brain cells

Yup, this is pretty much how the wars of independence are taught here in Argentina (they South American part at least)

React to Mullaperiyar dam which is in a threat, It’s 127 years old

This is the real india, 😂 sadly I'm typing this sarcastic cmnt on our 78th independence day. We are so fucked 😭

whatever be the case, the west and USA are scarred and will lick their boots for a few more dollars and Euros... you may give any insights it makes no difference ... business as usual...

You know what they using Black RF RED V-RAPTOR 8K VV DSMC3 Cine Camera and India's 1st TH-camr using this type of camera

Its dangerous as xi feels more and more threatened he will push to a war with Tiwan

The press freedom index is a sham. A western propaganda to arm twist countries into obeying them, to increase their enemy country's cost of borrowing.

It is all BS I have seen and hearing about this for at least 2years. Every time they present it like it is the end of XI’s reign but now nothing is happening. What is happening is XI is consolidating himself and removing all the opposing sides. He is becoming god if China who can not be challenged anytime soon.

this is just clickbait ... My advice to not what Cmil... he is an idiot and has not lived in China for like 8 years now...

Happy independence day 🇮🇳❤️

The WPFI 2020 is compiled on the basis of an online questionnaire comprising 83 questions, answered by 18 freedom of expression NGOs, many of which are funded by the RSF, and a network of around 150 correspondents, and researchers, jurists and human rights activists, usually selected by the correspondents. This qualitative questionnaire is used to calculate scores on six parameters in the index - pluralism, media independence, media environment and self-censorship, legislative framework, transparency and quality of infrastructure that support production of news and information. This score is combined with quantitative data on abuses and acts of violence against journalists, to arrive at the overall WPFI score. Multiple countries and commentators have raised concerns with both the WPFI criteria, methodology and also about RSF’s perceived biases, lack of objectivity in ranking and lack of transparency. One of the primary concerns raised has been the opaqueness of the WPFI survey. Question-wise or category-wise scores used in computing scores for the six parameters are not made public, nor is the list of respondents provided. Similarly, clearly defined, credible sources are not available for quantitative data on abuse and violence against journalists, nor is any attempt made to clarify such data with Government or country-wise sources in any of the countries being ranked. When a limited sample of approximately 150 respondents and 18 NGOs are asked to analyse and respond to 83 questions for each country, the chances of biases and disconnect with the realities are high. On an average, 1 respondent is asked to provide parameter-wise assessments for 1 country; the implausibility of one respondent being able accurately assess press freedom in a country render the WPFI rankings highly subjective at best. Indeed, this might be one of the reasons behind RSF’s reluctance in sharing parameter scores or even anonymised country-wise responses. Not surprisingly, a former Singapore PM had called1 the WPFI “ a subjective measure computed through the prism of western liberals.” Excerpt from NITI Aayog Official Website.

25:06 This comment was an interesting one. Makes me think that maybe you should check out how Supreme Court judges are elected in India. It is a TRULY UNIQUE system, no other country has a system quite like the Indian Judiciary. I would love to hear your thoughts on this. The system is technically called the *Indian Judicial Collegium System,* if you want the exact term to get accurate Google results. I won't provide my own bias on this system by passing comments on it. But I would REALLY love to see your comments on this and if you would like to see such a system in USA.

1:47 I would caution against taking these so-called "Press Freedom Indices" at face value. First check on what their methodology is to arrive at these numbers. Many times I've seen such so-called "Global rankings" being forwarded by motivated NGOs that arrive at these numbers by (brace yourself): "Internet opinion poll of around 3000 people in a nation of hundreds of Millions." You don't need to read Design of Experiments formally to know that such stats are B.S.

Any idea why California is so expensive in general

Coffee was too expensive, seems like you have tipping culture in Usa. Here it's option Only big restaurant charge a 8% service charge so no tips

San Francisco looks so cool, but there seems to be very less tourist or locals maybe the tickets are expensive 🫰

👍Topics of your videos are becoming more interesting every time!

ok i live in india but how the heck india so low in journalistic freedom. yes there is a problem but common its as same as pakistan how

🚀 Keep the momentum flowing! Consistency is key when it comes to engaging your audience. Upload videos regularly to keep the excitement alive and ensure they return for more! Your fans are eager for fresh content, so let’s turn up the heat and captivate their attention! and deliver what they crave! 🔥✨Sending lots of love from India! ❤✨ #ContentCreation #StayConsistent #EngageYourAudience Happy 78th Independence Day! 15th August. Best wishes to all of you! #IndependenceDay #India #Freedom #ProudMoment

Please react to why marathi is unique by India in pixel (4) Nice reaction by the way 😅

React trailer of Swatantrya Veer Savarkar

This guy is pathetic 😂

Who is God in Hinduism? Brahman: The ultimate, formless, and infinite reality that is beyond all dualities and distinctions. Brahman is the source and essence of everything in the universe, encompassing all that exists and transcending all forms and concepts. The Trimurti: The three primary deities-Brahma (the creator), Vishnu (the preserver), and Shiva (the destroyer)-are manifestations of different aspects of Brahman. Each represents a fundamental force that sustains the cycle of the universe. Personal Deities: Hindus may worship various personal forms of God, such as Vishnu, Shiva, Shakti (the Divine Mother), Krishna, Rama, and others. These deities are seen as different aspects or incarnations of the same ultimate reality, Brahman. What is God in Hinduism? Brahman: God is the eternal, unchanging, and formless essence of all things. Brahman is not limited by time, space, or form and is beyond human comprehension. It is the ultimate truth, consciousness, and bliss (Sat-Chit-Ananda). Saguna Brahman: When God is described with attributes, forms, and qualities, this is known as Saguna Brahman. This includes deities like Vishnu, Shiva, and Shakti, who are worshiped with specific forms and characteristics. Nirguna Brahman: When God is described as formless and without attributes, it is called Nirguna Brahman. This concept emphasizes that the true nature of God is beyond human description and imagination. Where is God in Hinduism? Omnipresent: God is present everywhere, within every particle of the universe. The idea is that God permeates all of existence and is immanent in all living beings and objects. Within the Self (Atman): In Hindu philosophy, the Atman (Self) within each individual is considered to be a reflection of Brahman. Therefore, God resides within each person as their innermost essence. In Temples and Sacred Spaces: Hindus often worship God in temples, which are considered sacred spaces where the divine presence is particularly strong. Statues and images of deities are revered as physical manifestations of God’s energy and presence.

18:00 thats not a shame u dont know any history😏 on that time was money is not big land is gold do u understand ??

23:00 somehow there are Dravidian people up north in the Pakistan. Shocking!

SAN… FRAN… CISCOOOOO!!!!!!!!

He may have used a translator. Basically Tamil has the same alphabet for both S and CH. So you need to be familiar with the language to know what is read how. So if written in Tamil, it will appear like Sola. It is not how it is pronounced.

the thing is americans compare cricket to baseball and find it surprising how different rules are in cricket , like duh its a whole different sport

1:40:40 Druvee Rathi skip button

This is how we pronounce his name “Chenghis Khan” not Genghis khan.

Bro watch the video of abhijit chavda he is too a geopolitical analyst he also predicted regime change in bangladesh before 9 month ago

This guys is funded by deepstate so dont watch his videos

Tamil people are really nice people. Respect to them for not forgetting their language and culture after all these years.