So many of you reached out in comments / messages - explaining why you left and why you cannot come back. I hear you - i admit that it's been our failure over the years to reward hard work / talent / honesty .... now other nations profit from us. I just hope that with this video - more people realize the problem (solution is far way)
It's a shame for our country that a large number of people have left India and also a large number of students have done suicide. We are responsible for this because of us only large number of people have left India. I respect those Indians who have left India and make us feel proud but unfortunately its a big shame for our country and we should not celebrate this and I knew this when I was in class 6
Solution is not far away if the work starts from higher level. In place of manipulating and doing politics, people should start WORKING. It's not difficult and it's not far, It is just a matter of intentions.
Very easy answer, you have to work hard to be a government officer and then you have to salute a neta who is most probably that drunker out side of your school.
A boy was rusticated from our school, 10 years ago in class-IX with proper reasons and proofs. Now he is a councillor of our locality. Even the Headmaster of our school is bound to salute him in case of any functions in school. Progress indeed! From WB.
I had a classmate who was depressed during the whole Bachelors because he couldn't get into IIT now he's settled in US and MD of the company , he says to me even now that IIT would have actually made him stay here. His CS project was awarded and recognized in US but in India nobody approved for his research.
Our system not only ignores but kills the talent. Elsewhere talent is nurtured and allows to blossom. Many not so extraordinary or rather if I could be blunt enough to say that many ' average' people are doing well because the system abroad allowed them to realise their potential.
So true. In India getting into IIT is super difficult with so much competition. The curriculum in most colleges is so theoretical and companies recruit by the college name
I am currently in Canada, working As a Mechanical Technologist. Just pointing out on the note of skilled labour. Welders like skilled labour force is earning more than mid-level engineers. In india no one even asked the salary of welders.
@rooo even if you consider purchase power parity , salries are much much higher in Canada . Even MBA graduates ( top 25 colleges) are frustrated in India because of the pathetic in hand salary
I never wanted to leave India, though I’m a Chartered Accountant and most of my friends who studied with me left India almost 10 years ago. However, post 2019, my mind has been changed - after the birth of my child, I can’t imagine him growing up in the mess that we are in. Why should he also adjust and compromise his entire life? Unfortunately we are stuck in a cycle of hate, religious dogma and ethical degeneration that only seems to grow with every passing day. I want a better life for my child. Edit: 5 months after this post, I have moved with my family permanently to Europe.
All the best sir with your decision a parent knows best for their child no country or govt can decide that. Have a wonderful life in any country you go to.
@@Focused76 thank you! I started questioning the “sab chalta hai” attitude that we grew up with, only after I became a parent. We have compromised and adjusted, but there is no reason our children also have to.
@@dhananjaypatil3116 that is true, I can still invest back. However, to be honest, NRIs say that just to feel less guilty of their decision to leave. I feel very bad about myself even thinking of leaving my motherland - but unfortunately the economic, social, political situation today has become untenable, and I can’t imagine how it will be when my son becomes an adult (he is just 3 now). If I don’t take this step now, I know he will suffer. So I must make the sacrifice for his betterment and future.
@@mohamedfaizan9844 Your decision is perfectly understandable and you must not feel guilty. See , this is not just about investing back in India. India benefits in many ways by the Indians settling abroad. They have acted as India's cultural ambasadors. Whatever standing India has in this world is owed to millions of those who worked hard and contributed to their adopted countries in big way. Paradoxically Modi actually benefitted and exploited this very goodwill generated by our diaspora. If mainland India were to degenerate it is our people elsewhere who may help us rejuvenate India. Don't doubt even for a second your wisdom to choose better life for your family. It is a win-win situation.
@@vpn2830 yes all patriotics have already duped Indian banks & happily enjoying in Europe, irony is our own PM has helped them elope successfully not just that PM has taken extra care to waiver off their loans ..No one is as patriotic as the PM & HM 😝
As a person from a middle-class family, I can totally relate to this. Most of my friends are planning to settle abroad irrespective of their career paths. With the advent of low-cost migration options like Germany, Norway, etc even the lower-middle-class people are trying their best to get out of the country. Settling abroad is much better than struggling for daily wages in India. Unless India does something to reverse this trend, the number of people leaving the country will only increase in the upcoming years.
If a person has assured 50 lakhs or more then this is possible. Otherwise studying & staying overseas is very difficult even in Norwegian countries . Also, tho Canada makes it easy to study & migrate there but jobs are in America & Australia.
@@ironman6461 Living Cost is expensive. Most Undergrad Institutes that offer Education at no cost have courses in German. For jobs language is a big barrier. Plus European Union students are given preference for jobs. Students from India can work 120 full days / 240 half days per year.. That money is never enough to cover Living Cost . Not sure what's the limit but tax applies on earnings in the range of 400/500 Euro per month . And Living expense on an average is double that amount. Canada, Germany etc run Education like a business. And International students are among their biggest source of Income. Govts facilitate this with various rules. Their aim is to have the students getting money from their home country into these countries. And not that students earn so much while studying overseas that they have no need for money from their home country.
There is nothing erroneous to think about oneself I'm also moving UK mate first of all I wanna renounce my indian citizenship somehow future in india bleak for youngsters. issues in india can't be sort out by fucking politician until people want to do deteriorate education,casteism,religion etc.are flaws in this country which haven't sorted out for ages.
Absolutely correct. I work in IT, 80% of my peers settled in North America. I do have a startup which I register in North America because it is easy to register(Online no need to be physically do anything), also it is cheaper than India, and earning is also too much higher($ amd Inr difference). Registering a company in India is a nightmare and it will take up to days and it is not cheaper.
@@sarbjeet7 gadh€ ...now ..Indians IITians nd NITians want to work in India ..India added 38 unicorns this year ..India becomes third largest startup ecosystem in the world..The total count of Indian tech startups that have entered the unicorn club to date stands 80.
I live in Sweden, and it's much better than living in India. That's Because: 1) Education System is Excellent 2) Healthcare is top 3) Public Service systems is so SMOOTH and TIMELY 4) Passport is way STRONGER (top 6) 5) Lifestyle is much better and cleaner. 6) Job opportunities are equal and NOT based on caste or religion. There is no corruption no religious hatred. People here in Sweden do not spread hatred unlike in India. Everyone has the freedom to support whichever team or country you want in any Sports events. People here just get along with each other and NEVER judge anybody's background.
i am a cs engineer and most of my batchmates are in us/uk and those who are still here dream of going there. the fact is the government sees the educated and talented people as a threat to their power and feel insecure about themselves as they don't know as much as the professional. They portray the rich as the enemy while simultaneously helping the already rich stopping mobility of the middleclass youngsters who actually wanna do something. hope it changes but i know it wont anytime soon
The trouble is India is full of mediocre engineering colleges and lakhs of students pass out from these colleges. They consider themselves lucky if they get a job at a starting salary of Rs.10,000. Some are so desperate that they even join call centers!
@@balasubramanianv7331 i am preparing for GATE, the syllabus is above avg in toughness but the competetion is very high. Gate ka topper bohot aaram se foreign universities me rank le aayega but yahan new IITs mil jaye to bhi bohot hai
Safety specially of girls/women is another important aspect for people to consider settling abroad. We may hate Vir Das or abuse him for throwing up in America , but deep down inside we know women safety is an issue in India.
@@Nik_Greek Of course we do because 80% of the crimes against women go unreported in India. I'm sure if people even registered 50% cases of crime against women our crime rate against women will go up by 2 - 3 times.
People of Indian Origin, Indian Citizens and everyone is doing well in The US or the Europe, because there is a healthy environment. Ease of Livelihood and Ease of Life are more important parameters than Ease of Doing Business
Easy of Life and Ease of Livelihood were achieved there after building wealth through brutal capitalism, something which commies and socialists like you would never be on board with in India.. 🤡🤡
Whenever I watch these kind of discussions,I remember the nobel prize winner hargovind Khurana who struggled to get a normal job in his state for 2 or 2.5 years after taking higher degree from an institute in londan but finally india disappointed this Nobel prize winner and he became american nobel prize winner...
60% of Americans are cream level immigrants (highly smart) and 70% chinese are non- religious (athiest)... Both countries are different but one thing is common - They don't have topics to fight on illogical things 😅
Great episode, me being a student have already planned to move to foreign nations for studies and maybe even permanent settlement. Oppressive and narrow-minded society along with extreme academic pressure and inappropriate parenting(not trying to defame parents, they sacrifice a lot and want our bests in their hearts but that isn't an excuse for inappropriate parenting) are the biggest issues for me. Maybe in future, employability, job security and work culture are gonna add to this too as we already know how exploitive is Indian job market. Toxic politicians and almost no attention towards the education and healthcare sector adds to problems. Hope things change in India soon.
In the US and many West European countries, children are encouraged to quit home or even kicked out after completing High School. Here in India, students who incapable of securing a clerical job in a public sector bank waste anything between 6 to 7 years studying for the UPSC and the parents keep on supporting such worthless students.
@GTX 1080 ti you can say anything but cannot change the fact. If govt want to retain talent, then they need to provide ease of doing business and support research. Mere speaking of making 5 trillion dollar economy will not help. Govt just need to invest in citizens, the citizens will do the rest.
I have a question, most of these guys like Sundar Pichai , Satya Nadella are no longer Indian Citizens. So what's the hype all about? Are they really "Indian" at this point? They're probably as Indian as akshay kumar (rajiv bhatia)
@@amberynashilpkar728 Well in America they are American. Its the 21st century race does not define citizenship. An Indian born in Germany is German. Any other opinion is racist or ignorant
The "hype" is that under the right environment and opportunities, these ppl could have benefited India, not America. False comparison with Akshay Kumar bcoz his films provide employment in India, not a foreign country.
it helps Indians to distract themselves with the success of people who could've been Indians, and not thinking that if they were, they would be suffocated by the system.
@@amols101 When India has a Wharton, Stanford & anything similar that's when India can think of holding back students who someday may become a Parag Aggarwal, Sundar Pichai & any of those topnotch Indian Origin American CEOs
When i was a child i used to read in textbooks that India will be a Developed country by 2020. This used to give me so much hope. I never wanted to leave India. Was fed up by the congress due to their redtape and too much corruption. Voted Bjp in 2014 , although was never a Bjp supporter. But still i was hopeful. But suddenly by end of 2015 i realised Bjp is trying to rule us like china and trying to be a authoritarian state. I decided to move out early 2016, still was confused about my decision but Notebandi and Gst made my decision strong. I finally moved to Canada in 2019. This country gave me good life, better paying job and most importantly a society run by law. I always miss India, our people are very talented but system and politicians failed us. I am sorry India.
@@futuremaxxed the reason why i feel sorry is that the success that i have today is all a result of all the characteristics i acquired during my school days and my early adulthood in India. And i am not able to give anything back to my country. That hurts me.
Im living in Canada from 4 years, have studied from here, wanted to move back to India, even went there spent 6 months there trying to get a license for consultancy firm, never got it!! Finally decided to come back to Canada again
Yup...India is a not business friendly. Unless you have any political connection or know someone in the office, getting a license for anything is tough and a tedious process. In fact, it's made that way by the government itself to help and protect the interest of the existing businesses in that particular field from newer competitions. If you want to setup any new venture, first you'll have to struggle finding relevant info about all the licenses you'll need. Someone will say you'll need this license and somebody will say you don't need this license. Unnecessarily wasting your time and money/capital. Then there's the bureaucracy and corruption part. No way an average citizen can open a business easily. Then there's GST. You'll spend most of your time solving compliances than running the business itself. It's a clusterfuck.
Hi Akash, I worked for two years as a Postdoctoral Researcher (after PhD) in China at the Chinese Academy of Sciences. I want to mention, I got all emails from the Chinese academy of sciences. I found the most important thing every month, I got some emails for funds for creative ideas (project). It is very easy to get research funds if you have any creative ideas. The main idea of the Chinese government is if any technology exists in the world it should be in China whatever money they required for research. Now I am working in Italy with the University of Bari and INFN Bari (Like DAE in India, INFN is very reputed, this year INFN scientist got noble prize in Physics). The working environment is different than India what I noticed in the two countries. My impression is that people don't work in collaboration because of ego issues so the output is not efficient.
@@mohammadazamc8680 Yes, It is many places in India. I noticed in one video of our PM. He said planes can hide in clouds and can escape from RADAR during the planning of the strike. I don't know why someone in that meeting didn't correct him that it's not true. I work here if I find some statement wrong during the meeting (related to research) here, I always point out how powerful a person is doesn't matter. People consider here it professional not related to ego.
I can tell you that a number of intelligent LGBTQ+ people, including myself, left because it was illegal/criminal to be ourselves prior to 2018. Even now, India has no same sex marriage rights. I can't even begin to explain the stigma and societal shunning received.
I am from IT background, and I will move towards a better opportunity once I get a chance. Leaving India and settling abroad is still the greatest achievement you can have.
@@vpn2830 Naah Bro. You will feel guilty looking at the atmosphere here that how your tax money is swallowed by these leechers cum politicians. You can't even rely on public healthcare services. No doubt why India is one of the top millionaire exporter to the world. Once a person gets rich in India, he/she will immediately leave the country not because they don't love it but they don't find their future amidst such chaos and uncertainty. They'll feel safer away from home.
@Emerald Reshma Reddithota I agree. Brown parents don't respect privacy neither they do care about your independence and mental health. Tbh, can't blame them because that's how they were brought up. I hope this thing gets changed in our generation.
I live overseas and loved the video. It shows why I left and wont come back. Also, my friends in India thinks that life outside India is easy and they are wrong. There is a lot of competition for jobs. However, your chances of being successful in the role that you are in is based on your work, not based on who you know in the company. That is a big difference Also, education for kids is lot less stressed. It is not a race for kids to know everything.
An excellent, well researched video. Being Pakistani, I never envy seeing Indian talent comes on world stage but at the same time, I always want to see our own region growing and prospering that not only does it cater our own talent but also attract the "goras". And, this can only happen if we resolve our internal and bilateral issues with real intention of peace and prosperity. I wish to see this happening one day!!!!
@@soniaverma8995 dear Sonia, I am not saying goras should come her to enslave this region again. I am just saying that India and Pakistan with other regional countries must take a initiative for development and prosperity for all. Not only will it cause reverse brain drain for us but also attract the other great minds to come here & work.
I come from an India where speaking about the evils of the country is considered to defame the country. And I also come from an India where doing the evils considered honoring the country
I am gay and as you would know that I do not have any rights in this country, that's why I'm moving. No child adoption. No joint Bank accounts with partners. No entry to affordable housing. No safety on ROADS/ mob lynching. No Police support cause they are biased. Now convince me why I shouldn't leave.
I tried my best as a Doctor in India. When I went to engineering colleges as a Dentist wanting to study engineering they laughed me out of their silly little echo chambers. I applied abroad and they welcomed me with open arms. They gave me skills and supported my research. So, today, I can proudly say that I’m a Dentist, a master of information technology and a pilot. No one looks at me funny or assumes I have an agenda based on my name or religious identity. I am safe and secure. I breathe clean air. Why should I come back to a country obsessed with hate and “othering”?
That's about the shallow mentality and lack of vision among Educationists in India. @Parwez, you can also check a vid by Brut. A lady did MBBS after her degrees in Engineering stream. I was denied Masters in Microbiology as I belonged to Physiology stream . Thts what makes India Incredible, 🙂 isn't it.
Haha dude your cousin Ilhan Omar has puttin Islamophobia bill in US Congress. According to many same people, France is not a secular country anymore. What the hell you are talking about
@@divya11114 Ahh!! MIDDLE CLASS are also thriving to send their kids out for higher studies bcoz we work hard in study and off-study to earn scholarships and money. We don't have a godfather
Look at this problem from a politician's point of view: The smart people from my country are going to other countries and are realizing their potential. But, at the same time they are still connected to their families here. This means that they are sending back remittances (the highest in the world) back to my county. Not only are these remittances reducing my CAD, these guys are also sending back money that is invested in the real estate, stock market, etc in my country. So, I still win. Another advantage is that I can use these smart people as an example of "India's Greatness" as an election pitch. Now, if these people stayed in my country, I would have to provide a bunch of infrastructure improvements for their growth or else these guys will vote me out. That's a lot of work. Its better for me to let these guys leave the country and send back money while I keep on stealing from the country by fooling the gullible people here. I have no incentive to stop the brain drain. This is nothing new. States such as UP, Bihar, Orissa have been doing this within the country for decades.
& the tools of Politcians-- the local Police. They are the first line of harassment for street vendors & small shops. They collect regular hafta for these sellers . And whenever they want they damage / destroy goods of such sellers . There's no stopping the atrocities of Police in India
We have these encroachers in my city who hoist BJP flags just so that they do not get harassed by Police. On the other hand, Muslim vendors just next to them are regularly picked by police and nagar nigam 😒
I actually quit my high paying job in 2016 and moved back to India. I had an idea around tech+food industry, Wanted to setup an org in India, but the logistics of it, permits, then Demonetization killed the timing and my plan. Forced me back abroad. Was unfortunate but true. Not only this adventure of mine cost me money, it pushed me behind my colleagues a few years as I had to start again in the foreign country. I now have my own company here in Canada, as its very easy to register ( a matter of 10 mins) and start your business. I do want to setup something back home but honestly do not have the courage and patience I used to have.
@@gill4u Oh it was anything but a master stroke. It broke the back of all cash-based businesses in India. But i didnt know it affected Tech companies (since they work cash-less)
One of my friends vivek nigam he was so talented he interviews many company but everyone wants experience but he applied from the abroad he was selected in interview now he is working as AI intern and earning more than 3 experience employed candidate right now
I had made the decision to leave India in 2013. It took me about 3 months to make up mind once I moved to Europe. Had to come back to India sometime in 2016. Prepped for GMAT, wrote it, and moved to Canada in 2018. Been there since. I have no doubts about this - I am not coming back.
My uncle's friend who did MBBS from mamc get selected for research nd residents for neurosurgery in Texas cuz of his research nd analysis but in India his college didn't even published his articles ... Now he is senior surgeon in Texas even my uncle is in California's hospital .. I am also thinking preparing for usmle after 2024 .. Man it's not like they don't love this country it's just country don't recognise their potential...
Now that I have some experience about how Indian system works, I wouldn't think twice if some other country is ready to provide a fertile ground for your talent and growth. I don't see the following problems changing soon in India: 1) Leadership crisis - a rowdy roaming around you becomes an intellectual as soon as he wins an election and stops listening to the experts. 2) Bureaucracy that sees talents as threats and feel insecure the same. 3) The great public who vote based on emotions/sentiments rather than for growth and development.
I work as a CS engineer in Belgium. I like it here because the air is clean, my work is valued and as a woman I feel much safer walking in the streets than in India. I miss my hometown but I know I have a better and safer life here. I hope the conditions in India improve in the coming years.
My Sister and brother in law became citizen of Australia few years back and a couple of month earlier their daughter was suffering from rare brain disease. The entire cost of the surgery was beared by the government.thr school she goes which gives the best education is free. This is the basic things people of country expect Education health and infrastructure but yaha sab private and sab politician ke naam pe hai. Better quality and less corrupt government/police is the primary reason to shift
Apparently Leading party has set a narrative that Free healthcare is bad, And call it a freebie if other educated party try to focus on free and good education and healthcare. Checkout initiatives taken by Delhi Government and how centre is hindering them by introducing LG over CM.
I live in US and moved there 6 years ago. Initial plan was to get experience in USA for few years (4-5), come back and do my own business afterwards. The last 3 minutes of the video summarizes all the questions I have in mind before making this decision about whether I should stick to my plan or just stay in US for longer. Anyways, this video explains the problem really well.
Stay in the US without being emotional. Things are only going to get worse here with time. The healthcare system is beyond the reach of a common man already. Education is next in line. And I don't see any rational and educated politician as the PM candidate for a long long time.
Totally agree, I am living abroad and miss my family terribly but also demotivated to come back because of the poor health, education systems and lack of good work opportunities and work environment. On top of everything the hatred ness and false nationalism is so toxic. This also shows how privileged I am to be able to make a choice to migrate, many still have no choice but to suffer under the poor political and administrative system. Something that India need very urgently and efficiently is a good Social protection system to secure the lifecycle risks of human being and value it's human resources.
They are actually happy from one side cuz the immigrants from India are not fools they are entrepreneurs doctor's engeneers etc which is good for their development also the developed nations have less population
@@MRANALYSISSCIFACT yp what other countries are only rejecting is mediocre peoples talent like who can turn into a CEO of company everyone is happy the best thing about is the companies get lots of help from the government so they are not worried these Indian so will do something weird plus this is also a way of advertisement in India OK Google take Chinese person as there so it will not give them any benefit but if it's Indian they can get lots of benefits all India
Foreign government knows how to manage. They reject mediocre people and make it very difficult for them to get long term visas. People who are settling abroad are mostly upper middle class rich people who can afford the expensive education of foreign institutes or talented enough to secure a scholarship. Another fact, there are a lot of Chinese immigrants as well who go to west for work and study. But the difference between Chinese and Indians is that the percentage of Chinese immigrants returning back to their country with knowledge and experience they gained (or stole) while working abroad, is much greater than Indians. Indians mostly settle abroad permanently.
Akash my big brother left india 4 years ago after his MBBS he did his MBBS from AIIMS and now is doing a fellowship in surgery He's well respected Well paid And doesn't need to explain himself to a right wing extremist every morning (I have cleared my step 1 and 2 ck and cs)
@@ypratap16 in foreign country the respect comes through ur profession or Knowledge but sad to say our own country doesn't value it...... every year thousands of FMGS MBBS pass out but only 3k get PG seat in India ....so people choose gulf or Western for job ....even we have problem of reservation where deserved candidate are pushed into dustbin....its not that we don't love out country ,its about our survival...
People who say no to this brain drain have already suffered a lot for example - Scientist Nambi Narayanan Sir who rejected the offer from NASA and worked with ISRO. What was the result?? He was declared a traitor by our own people and had to fight for many years to prove his innocence. Then why should a man like him stay in India?? This is needed to be stopped
I am thinking to go abroad for my post graduation after completing under graduation with putting my heart under stone because as a person I saw India a fastest growing nation but that magical growth is lost in the darkness. Thinking to leave motherland is extremely difficult
I am at a place in life that I have more friends living abroad than in India now. 12th class, 80% batchmates abroad, did Bachelors, 50% of friends moved abroad. Cousins moved as well this year, some more friends moving in the next year for Masters. Brain Drain is an issue, and the current hate based politics is not going to solve it for years.
I can relate 95% of my engineering batch mates 3000+ are all in USA, UK, Canada, Australia, Singapore, Sweden etc. 98% cousins, 50% friends, even many neighbours. After 2013 there was a storm. Mostly due to west recovery in economy while it was reverse here.
Did you do you 12th and Bachelors from Punjab, Delhi region? Just asking, as it depends on the region as well. I did my bachelors in Punjab, and most of my batchmates there always talked about moving to foreign countries Canada, USA, Australia, etc. In fact, around 60% of my friends I'm in contact with from my college are now already in USA, Canada, Australia, etc. Then I did my masters degree from Kolkata, and there, there weren't that many people who were eager to go abroad. I know only 6 people from my university in kolkata, who have settled in abroad. Rest of my friends are still in India, in Bangalore or Pune (although most of them have visited foreign countries on an on-site projects , but came back to India).
Make sure that you give time for your dating life. Find your partner before you starting working in india, because in arranged marriages, your not considered successful if you are not abroad. So most likely your options will be greatly limited
It is true indeed....I have passed class 12 this year and half of my classmates applied for foreign universities because they focused on boards and didn't prepare for entrance exams therefore they didn't stood a chance to get into premium institutions.Most of them got admissions and left India because they didn't wanted to lose a year in preparation.
aare i am studying MBBS but i am preparing for USMLE because of this 60 percent reservations in PG exams .... can u imagine like last year the AIR 3 didnn't get his stream of choice dermatology due to these reservations
@@TusharSharma-cy9xoyes i was also shocked after knowing this............ this also happened with air 8 and after he addressed this on twitter his account got suspended.................kya hi kar sakhte hain😅😅
People who can afford education in a foreign country can go. But sadly, for most even if they want to go they can't afford it. So they have to deal with this system the best they can. I myself had a chance once to go abroad for my higher studies, but sadly my father couldn't afford it. The banks would also not give loans (you know how difficult it is to get a loan from bank for an average person, while not so difficult to get thousands of crores for the famous and wealthy so that they can scam the banks and run to foreign countries).
In my own circle, I saw 3 of my close family friends leave India for Canada. They left for good. They were incredibly talented and well to do folks. As much I miss them personally, I also miss them contributing to our work and society at large.
The biggest issue is we put up hurdles for Entrepreneurs. It is like take one step forward and then you go back two steps. It is easier to start a business in US than in India.
For those people who actually pay taxes for our country What we get in return No good public education ( i would say it worst except KVs, NVD, delhi public schools ) No good public health system No good roads and transport system No proper infrastructure No women safety or even proper citizen safety Polluted environment Does your money taxed money worth it as a citizen 🤔
True bro Here, road construction is taking months First they digged and then made the road Then they forgot to put the water pipelines due to which they had to dig again Now they are making the road
Yes. They made a road and destroyed the middle part of it to lay down pipes. That road is still a mess of potholes and bulbs and rocks and mud. It's impossible to drive their safely
But what about highly qualified people not getting opportunities in India so should they start a *samosa ki dukaan* Or get opportunities in other quantity
@@chronix1419 many people who leave india to usa are of catogary , who can get jobs with decent pay with decent working environment in india, but they want still better life. Infact many people who left india are of this category. If person getting one lakh salary with decent work environment says that he can't live in india , what about all others with meagre incomes in india working in very unsafe and dangerous working environments.
This thing I can feel very closely. Almost half of my relatives and friends have moved to USA and Canada. I myself got a few offers from some European companies but I decided to stay back and open a startup here in Kolkata. Now I seriously hope that something good will come out of this.
So much true. I live in the United Kingdom and we all love and miss our country India alot. But such problems, that Akash explained in the video, made us leave our country. I miss my country India Alot🇮🇳...
Most would take citizenship if they could. Truth is that it is not always easy, wait is longer and some Indians are sentimental about not giving up 'citizenship'. But most are practical and would do so if they could help the process and procedures.
@@dhananjaypatil3116 not exactly Canadian citizenship is the easiest one to get and yet a lot don't get because of Indian rules, you can't own anything in India if you give up your citizenship. You need to get Indian visa which India v very notorious for not giving sometimes. I am still unsure about owning a property that is already on your name but I am sure you can't inherited one if you are not citizen
@@hardhirbajwa542 So in a way you prove my points. If property ownership , inheritance , visa , dual citizenship etc were sorted out It would have been easy for you to acquire Canadian citizenship easily. I don't see anything wrong about people giving up citizenship for better prospects. The whole idea of nation , citizenship is outdated. we need to be better citizens of this life world first.
Why my trainees want to leave ... 1) No respect for educated people 2) Quota system in Govt jobs 3) Pay package is better irrespective of high cost living ....forget about climate 4) Respect for real talents 5) work culture is poor And there are many more...... India has invested in R n D of Biotechnology and Genetics. It's not enough . PP model can work better. My own opinion.... 6) Educated people don't become party cadres 😜😜😜😜
@@saiko_1910 Coal is sold at a mere 1000 rupees per kg , seen everywhere . Kohinoor got a lavishing lifestyle - price can't be even decided . Now what ? Reserved ones get the top seats while deserving ones go abroad to get what they really deserve and india is not ready to offer them . Paradoxical moron
@@mr.grignardreagent892 u r metaphorically right lol... But I meant about not rendering useful for the motherland and escaping from problems when we should solve it ....
This is the most heartbreaking issue in India. As a software engineer I see tons of opportunities to move abroad and settle. But I seriously don’t wanna leave. Because I’ve my family here, I love the city where I grew up and lucky enough to get a pretty decent job here. I live in constant dilemma thinking about my future generations. I want them to grow up in the laps of their grandparents like we did and not in an isolated foreign land. But the current regime, the degradation in society, culture and every aspect is really scary. Already 60% of my friends have left and another 30% are trying to leave. We need to change this trend at any cost.
Exactly bro. India is worse than even Syria and Afghanistan these days. The civil war happening in your country is scary. But how do you have a "decent job" in India? Didnt the software industry cease to exist in your country few years ago? Very difficult to believe this.
@@vpn2830 I think you are pretty much misinformed about India . India is still ahead of all its neighbours and of course Syria. We have pretty decent jobs too. But if we compare to US or developed nations in Europe, China etc, we are lagging big time. That’s the standard of comparison not Afghanistan or Syria.
@@ThereYouGoFromHere Well i from Austin, Texas. I am half Indian-half Romanian American (My dad was born in India). Heard that there is a huge civil war going on in India between Hindoos and all Muzlims there. & like in Syria all Indians are running from India to escape all the related tensions, degradation of society and all like you said. And this shows in all the comments on this post too you know..each of them talking about how they escaped/plan to escape. I hope i didnt deduce it all wrong. Did I?
Aakash and the team Deshbhakt, I am a teacher and I regularly watch your all episodes. It's really thought provoking and I being a Social Science teacher I try to speak to my students about all these issues. Thank you. Ms. Jyoti Gadekar Latur,Maharashtra
Settled in NZ for last 7 years. In a nutshell, life of common man is much easier, better and safer here. You don’t have to be rich to be happy here and everyone is equal. Work culture is amazing, you are not treated as bonded labourer as compared to India. Too much Bureaucracy and buttering to seniors in India. Corruption and hatred to minorities. I love NZ 💕
hey arshi, I hear things are extremely expensive in NZ (and Canada as well) and people can't buy a house due to the high prices. Can you tell me a bit more about this, is it true? What about basic amenities like grocery, electricity, etc?
@@theroshanantony Yes it is expensive but you can earn enough to get by and live basic life. However, if you need luxury then better to go to Middle Eastern countries. Houses are expensive and hard to buy unless you earn well which means you and your partner must be earning. Otherwise quality of life and good education for kids. All the best.
@@theroshanantony brother only the locals who havent changed with time are struggling . People come here from iraq and afg and build empires have the biggest mansions. If u are willing to work hard invest in property u are in heaven . Only snow sucxx here in canada but managable
@@theroshanantony i bought a house four years ago for with 100k down today it has earned me four house booked two more. Key is good credit and saving up from first job
A pretty good analysis. Another important point though, India doesn't have dual nationality and NRIs have to give up their passport even if they want to be associated with both countries.
My mom and sister have settled in Canada this year thankfully and we'll try to move out asap.. i cannot imagine my child growing up in this atmosphere where hate is brewing faster than ever before... i never thought of leaving my country or people before but past few years have been an eye opener for us.. literally nothing is working here neither economy, democracy, education. The future is straight-up hell..
I am a Mechanical engineer, with experience of about 2.5 yr the max salary i was offered was 18k CTC with starting salary 9k, many of my fellow candidates been through the same struggling hard and landing on a job of pay 10k, my friend's sister have done Mba she is working with 15k salary. This payscale is one of the major reason that everyone wants ti settle abroad.
The amount of research the channel and it's team does is immeasurable and immense! May be some day, hopefully, we will realise the amount of work they have done! But it's never too late!!
This video is absolutely spot on. Entrepreneurs of small & mid companies have to face a lot of challenges to keep things afloat. And when they keep facing the same issues without any proper solution provided by the government, they finally decide to take the step. Because for the same amount of efforts, they get much better results. Also, entrepreneurs, before they get substantial amount of success, they have to face a lot of social stigma which demotivates them in the long run. And unless, there is any real change at the ground level, this will continue.
I am a doctor after working so hard I am struggling with basic needs of life government gives us meagre salaries, working hours are not fixed 24 hrs 36 hrs 48 hrs non stop duties and the working conditions are so bad you would end up in depression. Upper se Ajkal log bhi pitayi kar dete hai Bina kuch Jane soche smjhe. Giving punishment to wrong practices is duty of the court. Ab ese me koi abroad kyu na jaye. You will get good money your overtime will be paid per hourly, security and working conditions are millions of year apart, Better facilities, better life. Aur ye leaders jo desh chela re hai, science ka to mazak bna dia hai. Aj is desh me mehnat Karne wale ki koi izzat ni hai. Doctor ko suna tha bchpn me Bhagwan Jesse hote hai aur ab esa Hal Dekh kr , ek baat smjh a gyi ki smajhdar log kyu ja re hai abroad. Ab me bhi yhi Icha Rkhta hu ki Samay Rehte samajhdari Krrlu ek behatar zindagi,society and environment ki taraf.
@Yavarali_81 it's very well understandable. It is very good that you have a dream of being a cardiologist. I had that dream too but throughout this production line somewhere that thing just faded out. But if you want to be a doctor go ahead and preapre get a seat do your mbbs and experience that will help you decide better that what you want to do next.
I am a master's student here in one of the topmost universities in USA (and world). This video covers exactly all the points that led me to look opportunities outside of India, except one. I am from open category, and reservation in education was also a problem that personally influenced me. May be, merit based education is also a driving factor for people leaving for higher education. I would love to come back to my country. Hope that happens soon. Thank you for the amazing video.
Look at other factors too: 1. Casteism destroying talent. Promotion of privileged as meritocracy 2. Hatred for large sections of population 3. Justice based on who you are, rather than what you do. 4. Corruption at all levels and in all forms 5. Importance to nuisance value rather than utility value
Damn, this one hit hard and stirred me a bit. It is quite evident that we all love our country and care deeply for it. But the fact is, we are stuck in a downward spiral as a society and as parents, nobody would want their children to grow in such a toxic environment. I sincerely hope, things will change in my lifetime and people like Akash will be heard and understood. Good work Bro, and thanks for keeping the candle burning...
My best friend a multiple Patent holder earning 7 figure salary a genius a leader loved by 1500 employees under him left India forever and settled in welcoming Australia because he could not bear all the hate he saw during CAA NRC protests. Now he is filing more patents from Australia and helping Australia with their technologies. What a loss.
@@gopalarora9997 - Well said Gopal Arora. I live in AU too from 5-6 years. a small news will be given flavor in Indian news channels about racism and such people start thinking just after coming out of airport here you will face racism :). In fact AU people nice bunch of people so much helpful. In last 5-6 year never faced any such incidents' work in IT and in my office every festival is celebrated by everyone in company. if its Indian festivals you will see Indian sweets snacks inside office and everyone loves it. its multicultural environment in most of companies. infect In India you will see this daily, Like he is South Indian, he is Marathi manus, he is bengali bla bla bla. In Maharshtra several time it happened ki UP bihari nahi chahiye idhar. thats the racisim.
loss? what loss? He is fully utilizing his abilities and bringing out patents in Australia, the real loss would be if he stayed back and did nothing except fight Twitter hashtag wars at 9PM
Most important issue is in India even after scoring high marks in an entrance exam you are not guaranteed admission in a good college, the difference in quality between premier and non premier institutions is huge. I myself was shortlisted for IIM calcutta interview round but I was put on waitlist. If the gap between Tier1 and Tier2 and Tier3 institutions is reduced, this can stop to some extent.
We have caste based reservation which leaves many deserving candidates out of good institution......was it brought in education system 7yrs ago or 70 yrs back
Those 6 lakhs left will be like top 1% most intelligent and talented people in our country who taken India to further heights. Sadly they never got any support .
I am a medical student And I am willing to go to US or UK for my PG and want to settle over there . Their is nothing bad to leave own country when you are getting good lifestyle great future and relief from such complicated system 😊
That is the reason Why... Classism( discrimination on basis of different working class increasing) & Only focus on top 5-6 field IIT, NEET, IIM, CAT ( brain drain from here)👇 So max of student population shifting towards government exams like UPSC, PCS Around 10 lakh applications, For 700/800 post per year! ( creation of notion of well settled life)
Even I am planning to move to Europe after few years, they have better health care , better living conditions, there are so many issues with India and also so much civil unrest.
Thank God you people are so rich that you can plan such things Here we are who cannot even dream of flying in a plane. Thanks to the economic divide created by our politicians.
@@perplexed_mindTH-cam neither am I, see if you really you want something, you'll find a solution, if not you'll just find an excuse. Scholarships are great way to make this happen.
@@perplexed_mindTH-cam people who are migrating are not rich. This is a big misconception. I know lot of people who applied student loan and got masters degree settled in Europe and USA.
Best wishes desh bhakat I went Newzealand for admission of my daughters. & settledown them in march 2020. Unfortunately I stuck due to lockdown. I’m 50. I explore there. & decide to stay there forever. Because ,I think no need to explain.
When we moved to US in 1998, I always had a dream of going bac (which is certainly looking like a good plan for the next 5-6 years). The reasons you mentioned in this show are the exact reasons why we hesitated/ hesitate. I have always said "India has 3 P problems- population, pollution, and politicians" I have the vision to fix some when I move back with the skills I have gained living here. But my biggest fear is that we Indians hate each other so much that forget about supporting such visions and talents, we take the chopper board and butcher each other before we talk about supporting talents. We lack the vision to support progress and grow with progress. Instead, we focus on how do we make sure no one grows. To have a progressive mindset the most important trait is to learn to support each other. China and the Chinese got that part right. They work on collaboration not the destruction of each other.
Han Chinese are a single unit population. Not a chaotic mixed back of over-diversity like India. So they are way less prone to internal conflict. Also China's internal politics is Very Very different from India's. A single stamp of approval from Beijing and you can do whatever the heck you want in their whole country. Not the same in India where everybody behaves like emperors No comparison between India and China.
Watching this video from NZ. Staying here for almost 7 years. I really missed India in first couple of years. But now I see present india and I don’t want to come back, not even to visit my family. They can come to NZ.
Wow newzealand, i heard that there are less opportunities for job as not big IT companies or other industries. I and moving to Germany but want to visit newzealand dubai NY and Singapore
Me and my husband live in Singapore and are Australian PR. We really really want to come back as we love our country. But again the question of employment and better salaries arises. Wish we could come back.
@@saiko_1910 its your life dude.Decide for yourself if you wanna stay or don't wanna stay. I mean decide between 25000inr p.m. or 100000-150000inr p.m. package.😅
I plan to go abroad after seeing y country condition but then I remember Bhagat singh,gandhiji and many other freedom fighters who fight for our country I remember every Mother who lost her son in border fights I remember Apj Abdul Kalam who despite getting various foreign job offers, choose to toil for his country I remember Nanda prusty who spent his entire life providing free education to his students I remember everyone who fought, is fighting, will fight to make our country better. It is just a fault of time and circumstances but this too shall pass and we will emerge better again because even the darkest clouds have silver lining. Jai Hind
These are the "Achchhe din" promised in 2014. Laxmi (HNW individuals) and Saraswati (Intelligent & talented students) appears to have been disappointed in Vishvaguru New India.
12:24 You are 100% right, I own a business, the legal process itself took more than 4 months to complete to register as a new business, now I have to deal with monthly GST idiocy, today I had a thought of, if I made a mistake starting the business.
I moved to the uk in 2009. Wife first moved out to Germany and now we live in the US. She is a scientist while I'm an engineer. Reasons are obvious. My kids are all American citizens but I haven't surrendered my Indian passport yet. I believe one day my India will become like the west. You know stuff like equality, freedom of religion, liberty etc. But I'm seriously disappointed in the current political dispensation which is hell bent to make us like Pakistan or Iran.
I am also Planning to do MS In Computer Science Abroad. And I am Also Looking to get settled in Canada or UK or Australia. I am a MUSLIM and I am fed up with the constant increase in religious hatred in our Society. BY THE WAY INDIA IS A GREAT COUNTRY BY ALL MEANS AND THIS IS NOT SARCASM I AM SAYING THIS BY MY HEART.
So many of you reached out in comments / messages - explaining why you left and why you cannot come back. I hear you - i admit that it's been our failure over the years to reward hard work / talent / honesty .... now other nations profit from us. I just hope that with this video - more people realize the problem (solution is far way)
Beta go through my points.... Understand the chronology " kabhi toh akkal aye gaa tera abhisek benerjee 💨💨💨💨💨💨
Delete marke kanha chupe gaaa 😂😂😂😂
Kaise karenge? Hindu- muslim krke?...🤔🤔
Today need in education in basic level so that they started to think right way not right-wing...
It's a shame for our country that a large number of people have left India and also a large number of students have done suicide. We are responsible for this because of us only large number of people have left India. I respect those Indians who have left India and make us feel proud but unfortunately its a big shame for our country and we should not celebrate this and I knew this when I was in class 6
Solution is not far away if the work starts from higher level. In place of manipulating and doing politics, people should start WORKING.
It's not difficult and it's not far,
It is just a matter of intentions.
Very easy answer, you have to work hard to be a government officer and then you have to salute a neta who is most probably that drunker out side of your school.
I used to be that person. 🤔
@@joyidofficer, politician, or drunkard?
@@chihuhahuana4863 😆😆😆😆
A boy was rusticated from our school, 10 years ago in class-IX with proper reasons and proofs. Now he is a councillor of our locality. Even the Headmaster of our school is bound to salute him in case of any functions in school. Progress indeed! From WB.
@@chihuhahuana4863 drunkard in higher secondary, politician in TDC.
I had a classmate who was depressed during the whole Bachelors because he couldn't get into IIT now he's settled in US and MD of the company , he says to me even now that IIT would have actually made him stay here. His CS project was awarded and recognized in US but in India nobody approved for his research.
Our system not only ignores but kills the talent.
Elsewhere talent is nurtured and allows to blossom.
Many not so extraordinary or rather if I could be blunt enough to say that many ' average' people are doing well because the system abroad allowed them to realise their potential.
Kyunki india m chori se kisi ko fursat nhi h
I know people who did not go to IIT's and are here as CEO of companies. And are doing much better than some IITians. It all depends on an individual.
India's harsh reality
So true. In India getting into IIT is super difficult with so much competition. The curriculum in most colleges is so theoretical and companies recruit by the college name
I am currently in Canada, working As a Mechanical Technologist. Just pointing out on the note of skilled labour.
Welders like skilled labour force is earning more than mid-level engineers.
In india no one even asked the salary of welders.
well actually in India good welders earn more than average engineers.
@rooo and that is still far far better than living in India. You still make good money.
@rooo you may stay in india. Good for canada. 😁
@rooo even if you consider purchase power parity , salries are much much higher in Canada .
Even MBA graduates ( top 25 colleges) are frustrated in India because of the pathetic in hand salary
Poor India 🇮🇳
I never wanted to leave India, though I’m a Chartered Accountant and most of my friends who studied with me left India almost 10 years ago. However, post 2019, my mind has been changed - after the birth of my child, I can’t imagine him growing up in the mess that we are in. Why should he also adjust and compromise his entire life? Unfortunately we are stuck in a cycle of hate, religious dogma and ethical degeneration that only seems to grow with every passing day. I want a better life for my child.
Edit: 5 months after this post, I have moved with my family permanently to Europe.
All the best sir with your decision a parent knows best for their child no country or govt can decide that. Have a wonderful life in any country you go to.
@@Focused76 thank you! I started questioning the “sab chalta hai” attitude that we grew up with, only after I became a parent. We have compromised and adjusted, but there is no reason our children also have to.
@@mohamedfaizan9844
Even those who have left can still contribute to India's growth positively.
It could still be win-win situation.
@@dhananjaypatil3116 that is true, I can still invest back. However, to be honest, NRIs say that just to feel less guilty of their decision to leave. I feel very bad about myself even thinking of leaving my motherland - but unfortunately the economic, social, political situation today has become untenable, and I can’t imagine how it will be when my son becomes an adult (he is just 3 now). If I don’t take this step now, I know he will suffer. So I must make the sacrifice for his betterment and future.
@@mohamedfaizan9844
Your decision is perfectly understandable and you must not feel guilty.
See , this is not just about investing back in India.
India benefits in many ways by the Indians settling abroad.
They have acted as India's cultural ambasadors. Whatever standing India has in this world is owed to millions of those who worked hard and contributed to their adopted countries in big way.
Paradoxically Modi actually benefitted and exploited this very goodwill generated by our diaspora.
If mainland India were to degenerate it is our people elsewhere who may help us rejuvenate India.
Don't doubt even for a second your wisdom to choose better life for your family. It is a win-win situation.
"We live in a country where our biggest achievement is to leave it"
A patriotic Indian
Wow, I agree with you.
Punit Pania Sir OP
The guy who said is surely not a "patriotic Indian" Lmao
@@vpn2830 lol
@@vpn2830 yes all patriotics have already duped Indian banks & happily enjoying in Europe, irony is our own PM has helped them elope successfully not just that PM has taken extra care to waiver off their loans ..No one is as patriotic as the PM & HM 😝
Teacher: study u are future of country
Me: I'm studying to leave country
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Genius move 💪
Never let them know your next move
@@utkarshswaroop_0306 lol
great
@@utkarshswaroop_0306Nice 😂
As a person from a middle-class family, I can totally relate to this. Most of my friends are planning to settle abroad irrespective of their career paths. With the advent of low-cost migration options like Germany, Norway, etc even the lower-middle-class people are trying their best to get out of the country. Settling abroad is much better than struggling for daily wages in India. Unless India does something to reverse this trend, the number of people leaving the country will only increase in the upcoming years.
If a person has assured 50 lakhs or more then this is possible. Otherwise studying & staying overseas is very difficult even in Norwegian countries . Also, tho Canada makes it easy to study & migrate there but jobs are in America & Australia.
@@aosaeanor Canada makes it easy for professionals, and for the rich
@@aosaeanor In Germany higher education is free, you have to only pay for accommodation and you can do part time job to get that amount.
@@ironman6461 Living Cost is expensive. Most Undergrad Institutes that offer Education at no cost have courses in German. For jobs language is a big barrier. Plus European Union students are given preference for jobs. Students from India can work 120 full days / 240 half days per year.. That money is never enough to cover Living Cost . Not sure what's the limit but tax applies on earnings in the range of 400/500 Euro per month . And Living expense on an average is double that amount.
Canada, Germany etc run Education like a business. And International students are among their biggest source of Income. Govts facilitate this with various rules.
Their aim is to have the students getting money from their home country into these countries. And not that students earn so much while studying overseas that they have no need for money from their home country.
There is nothing erroneous to think about oneself I'm also moving UK mate first of all I wanna renounce my indian citizenship somehow future in india bleak for youngsters. issues in india can't be sort out by fucking politician until people want to do deteriorate education,casteism,religion etc.are flaws in this country which haven't sorted out for ages.
Absolutely correct. I work in IT, 80% of my peers settled in North America. I do have a startup which I register in North America because it is easy to register(Online no need to be physically do anything), also it is cheaper than India, and earning is also too much higher($ amd Inr difference). Registering a company in India is a nightmare and it will take up to days and it is not cheaper.
@@kim_bhai_jong bjp ne paise diye kya...abe koi rule lya he kya entrepreneurs ke liye...bada bjp ne diya..sirf rapist diya he
@Yash Dakhare bro I always did vote to AAP , so far
@Drac UU Indian do welcome private sector but monopoly of private sector should be regulated. USA have laws against monopoly.
@@sarbjeet7 gadh€ ...now ..Indians IITians nd NITians want to work in India ..India added 38 unicorns this year ..India becomes third largest startup ecosystem in the world..The total count of Indian tech startups that have entered the unicorn club to date stands 80.
@@sahilbisht3999 Arvind kejriwal can't do anything because LG (lieutenant governor) has the control who is from centre.
When I was a kid,I used to think, don't they love their country?
Now I can feel them 🙂🌚
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I live in Sweden, and it's much better than living in India. That's Because:
1) Education System is Excellent
2) Healthcare is top
3) Public Service systems is so SMOOTH and TIMELY
4) Passport is way STRONGER (top 6)
5) Lifestyle is much better and cleaner.
6) Job opportunities are equal and NOT based on caste or religion.
There is no corruption no religious hatred.
People here in Sweden do not spread hatred unlike in India. Everyone has the freedom to support whichever team or country you want in any Sports events. People here just get along with each other and NEVER judge anybody's background.
Happy for you Prahlad
Yeah i will also move to Sweden 🤜
@@thedeshbhakt also I'm a huge fan of your work. I watch your shows regularly. Very nice content 😊
New Zealand and Canada are also great country to migrate (sorry for weak English)
@@MuhammadIrfan-iu2ty arey dil jeet liya aapne yrr👍❤️
i am a cs engineer and most of my batchmates are in us/uk and those who are still here dream of going there. the fact is the government sees the educated and talented people as a threat to their power and feel insecure about themselves as they don't know as much as the professional. They portray the rich as the enemy while simultaneously helping the already rich stopping mobility of the middleclass youngsters who actually wanna do something. hope it changes but i know it wont anytime soon
True
The trouble is India is full of mediocre engineering colleges and lakhs of students pass out from these colleges. They consider themselves lucky if they get a job at a starting salary of Rs.10,000. Some are so desperate that they even join call centers!
@@kim_bhai_jong aapke naam se hi lag raha hai aap it cell se ho. Kyu comment kar rahe ho yaha pe. Koi aapko serious nahi le raha.....
@@balasubramanianv7331 i am preparing for GATE, the syllabus is above avg in toughness but the competetion is very high. Gate ka topper bohot aaram se foreign universities me rank le aayega but yahan new IITs mil jaye to bhi bohot hai
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Safety specially of girls/women is another important aspect for people to consider settling abroad. We may hate Vir Das or abuse him for throwing up in America , but deep down inside we know women safety is an issue in India.
People hated Vir das comments bcoz they know he is speaking the truth and exposing our hypocrisy. We are build that way.
Us have more crime against women in lndia
@@Nik_Greek kehna kya chahte ho
Even for boys dude im afraid of politician
@@Nik_Greek Of course we do because 80% of the crimes against women go unreported in India. I'm sure if people even registered 50% cases of crime against women our crime rate against women will go up by 2 - 3 times.
People of Indian Origin, Indian Citizens and everyone is doing well in The US or the Europe, because there is a healthy environment. Ease of Livelihood and Ease of Life are more important parameters than Ease of Doing Business
Very nice reporting 👍👌👏
Intellectuals, scholars, economists aren’t targeted there in US. One of the most imp factor. But here it happens 😭
Easy of Life and Ease of Livelihood were achieved there after building wealth through brutal capitalism, something which commies and socialists like you would never be on board with in India.. 🤡🤡
@@bhargaveedas5937 😂🤣😂 B&D
Definitely..... Indian government only need vote.... They don't care about merit.
Whenever I watch these kind of discussions,I remember the nobel prize winner hargovind Khurana who struggled to get a normal job in his state for 2 or 2.5 years after taking higher degree from an institute in londan but finally india disappointed this Nobel prize winner and he became american nobel prize winner...
@@indiasane9420 wtf? india is considered as the most racist country in the world...
@@indiasane9420 racism against north east,st,sc etc.
Arrey bhai yahan Manipur aur Mizoram me logo ko chinky bolte hai go racist nahi?
60% of Americans are cream level immigrants (highly smart) and 70% chinese are non- religious (athiest)...
Both countries are different but one thing is common - They don't have topics to fight on illogical things 😅
Great episode, me being a student have already planned to move to foreign nations for studies and maybe even permanent settlement. Oppressive and narrow-minded society along with extreme academic pressure and inappropriate parenting(not trying to defame parents, they sacrifice a lot and want our bests in their hearts but that isn't an excuse for inappropriate parenting) are the biggest issues for me. Maybe in future, employability, job security and work culture are gonna add to this too as we already know how exploitive is Indian job market. Toxic politicians and almost no attention towards the education and healthcare sector adds to problems. Hope things change in India soon.
Well said!
Very correct!
Completely agree with you.
Completely Agree with u
In the US and many West European countries, children are encouraged to quit home or even kicked out after completing High School. Here in India, students who incapable of securing a clerical job in a public sector bank waste anything between 6 to 7 years studying for the UPSC and the parents keep on supporting such worthless students.
@GTX 1080 ti you can say anything but cannot change the fact.
If govt want to retain talent, then they need to provide ease of doing business and support research.
Mere speaking of making 5 trillion dollar economy will not help.
Govt just need to invest in citizens, the citizens will do the rest.
I have a question, most of these guys like Sundar Pichai , Satya Nadella are no longer Indian Citizens. So what's the hype all about? Are they really "Indian" at this point? They're probably as Indian as akshay kumar (rajiv bhatia)
@@amberynashilpkar728 Well in America they are American. Its the 21st century race does not define citizenship. An Indian born in Germany is German. Any other opinion is racist or ignorant
The "hype" is that under the right environment and opportunities, these ppl could have benefited India, not America. False comparison with Akshay Kumar bcoz his films provide employment in India, not a foreign country.
it helps Indians to distract themselves with the success of people who could've been Indians, and not thinking that if they were, they would be suffocated by the system.
@@amols101 When India has a Wharton, Stanford & anything similar that's when India can think of holding back students who someday may become a Parag Aggarwal, Sundar Pichai & any of those topnotch Indian Origin American CEOs
They’re still Indian. Living status doesn’t change ethnicity.
When i was a child i used to read in textbooks that India will be a Developed country by 2020. This used to give me so much hope. I never wanted to leave India. Was fed up by the congress due to their redtape and too much corruption. Voted Bjp in 2014 , although was never a Bjp supporter. But still i was hopeful. But suddenly by end of 2015 i realised Bjp is trying to rule us like china and trying to be a authoritarian state. I decided to move out early 2016, still was confused about my decision but Notebandi and Gst made my decision strong. I finally moved to Canada in 2019. This country gave me good life, better paying job and most importantly a society run by law. I always miss India, our people are very talented but system and politicians failed us. I am sorry India.
No need to be sorry.
@@futuremaxxed the reason why i feel sorry is that the success that i have today is all a result of all the characteristics i acquired during my school days and my early adulthood in India. And i am not able to give anything back to my country. That hurts me.
Acha kiya bro waise bhi idhar kuch hona nhi hai ... Khaas mai bhi jaa pata ...
@@aer0449 sahi kaha
@@sandeeeepsaggu book 2020 vision by Dr. ApJ Abdul Kalam
Im living in Canada from 4 years, have studied from here, wanted to move back to India, even went there spent 6 months there trying to get a license for consultancy firm, never got it!! Finally decided to come back to Canada again
Yup...India is a not business friendly. Unless you have any political connection or know someone in the office, getting a license for anything is tough and a tedious process. In fact, it's made that way by the government itself to help and protect the interest of the existing businesses in that particular field from newer competitions. If you want to setup any new venture, first you'll have to struggle finding relevant info about all the licenses you'll need. Someone will say you'll need this license and somebody will say you don't need this license. Unnecessarily wasting your time and money/capital. Then there's the bureaucracy and corruption part. No way an average citizen can open a business easily. Then there's GST. You'll spend most of your time solving compliances than running the business itself. It's a clusterfuck.
What kind of consultancy
Bribe nhi di hogi.....
Hi Akash, I worked for two years as a Postdoctoral Researcher (after PhD) in China at the Chinese Academy of Sciences. I want to mention, I got all emails from the Chinese academy of sciences. I found the most important thing every month, I got some emails for funds for creative ideas (project). It is very easy to get research funds if you have any creative ideas. The main idea of the Chinese government is if any technology exists in the world it should be in China whatever money they required for research. Now I am working in Italy with the University of Bari and INFN Bari (Like DAE in India, INFN is very reputed, this year INFN scientist got noble prize in Physics). The working environment is different than India what I noticed in the two countries. My impression is that people don't work in collaboration because of ego issues so the output is not efficient.
So happy for you Shyam - happy that you are realizing your full potential !!!
@@thedeshbhakt Thanks
Your conclusive statement is very true
@@mohammadazamc8680 Yes, It is many places in India. I noticed in one video of our PM. He said planes can hide in clouds and can escape from RADAR during the planning of the strike. I don't know why someone in that meeting didn't correct him that it's not true. I work here if I find some statement wrong during the meeting (related to research) here, I always point out how powerful a person is doesn't matter. People consider here it professional not related to ego.
@@advance_sci_tech_SK_IITBombay Sir, I am also Physics Phd aspirant. Can I talk to you over email?
I can tell you that a number of intelligent LGBTQ+ people, including myself, left because it was illegal/criminal to be ourselves prior to 2018. Even now, India has no same sex marriage rights. I can't even begin to explain the stigma and societal shunning received.
Huh? I thought India legalized same-sex marriage.
"Padega india tabhi to badega america"
Are jab gawaar log desh chalayenge toh ghanta bdhega india 😂
@@MuhammadIrfan-iu2ty 💯
😂🤣
I was also about to comment the same
Good one👍😄
I am from IT background, and I will move towards a better opportunity once I get a chance.
Leaving India and settling abroad is still the greatest achievement you can have.
Not the greatest achievment at all. Becoming rich and successfull staying in India itself is a much bigger achievement.
@@vpn2830 Naah Bro. You will feel guilty looking at the atmosphere here that how your tax money is swallowed by these leechers cum politicians. You can't even rely on public healthcare services. No doubt why India is one of the top millionaire exporter to the world. Once a person gets rich in India, he/she will immediately leave the country not because they don't love it but they don't find their future amidst such chaos and uncertainty. They'll feel safer away from home.
@Emerald Reshma Reddithota I agree. Brown parents don't respect privacy neither they do care about your independence and mental health. Tbh, can't blame them because that's how they were brought up.
I hope this thing gets changed in our generation.
People like you are the reason I vote for bjp
Go to Bangalore
I live overseas and loved the video. It shows why I left and wont come back. Also, my friends in India thinks that life outside India is easy and they are wrong. There is a lot of competition for jobs. However, your chances of being successful in the role that you are in is based on your work, not based on who you know in the company. That is a big difference
Also, education for kids is lot less stressed. It is not a race for kids to know everything.
Where do you live bro, I'm in Italy, working in food processing
An excellent, well researched video. Being Pakistani, I never envy seeing Indian talent comes on world stage but at the same time, I always want to see our own region growing and prospering that not only does it cater our own talent but also attract the "goras". And, this can only happen if we resolve our internal and bilateral issues with real intention of peace and prosperity. I wish to see this happening one day!!!!
Agree mate.....
@Cric Tube 5 million immigrants? Source?
@@soniaverma8995 dear Sonia, I am not saying goras should come her to enslave this region again. I am just saying that India and Pakistan with other regional countries must take a initiative for development and prosperity for all. Not only will it cause reverse brain drain for us but also attract the other great minds to come here & work.
@@soniaverma8995 I hope you understand very basic English.
Hum hongey kaamyaab,
Ek din.....
I come from an India where speaking about the evils of the country is considered to defame the country.
And I also come from an India where doing the evils considered honoring the country
Vir Das ❤️
@@kim_bhai_jong and I always keep my original name not using fake I'd like bhaktards
@@kim_bhai_jong partybhakti is not deshbhakti and left has no significant left in india except Kerala
True man.
Hum aah bhi bharte hain to ho jaate hain badnaam
Woh qtal bhi karte hain zikar nahi hota..Galib
I am gay and as you would know that I do not have any rights in this country, that's why I'm moving.
No child adoption.
No joint Bank accounts with partners.
No entry to affordable housing.
No safety on ROADS/ mob lynching.
No Police support cause they are biased.
Now convince me why I shouldn't leave.
I tried my best as a Doctor in India. When I went to engineering colleges as a Dentist wanting to study engineering they laughed me out of their silly little echo chambers. I applied abroad and they welcomed me with open arms. They gave me skills and supported my research. So, today, I can proudly say that I’m a Dentist, a master of information technology and a pilot. No one looks at me funny or assumes I have an agenda based on my name or religious identity. I am safe and secure. I breathe clean air. Why should I come back to a country obsessed with hate and “othering”?
In India you can't be an engineer and doctor at same time if you try to they will laugh at you
That's about the shallow mentality and lack of vision among Educationists in India. @Parwez, you can also check a vid by Brut. A lady did MBBS after her degrees in Engineering stream.
I was denied Masters in Microbiology as I belonged to Physiology stream .
Thts what makes India Incredible, 🙂 isn't it.
Haha dude your cousin Ilhan Omar has puttin Islamophobia bill in US Congress. According to many same people, France is not a secular country anymore. What the hell you are talking about
@@anoopsinghrajput5550 wow, amazing points you made there. /s
@@aneeshprasobhan appreciated /S
80% of my school friends left for abroad. This video is really hard-hitting and bittersweet
80%? konse school me the
@@alien9209 DPS Newtown Megacity
Everywhere happening same
Rich people can afford sending their kids to expensive schools and of course abroad as well.
@@divya11114 Ahh!! MIDDLE CLASS are also thriving to send their kids out for higher studies bcoz we work hard in study and off-study to earn scholarships and money. We don't have a godfather
Look at this problem from a politician's point of view: The smart people from my country are going to other countries and are realizing their potential. But, at the same time they are still connected to their families here. This means that they are sending back remittances (the highest in the world) back to my county. Not only are these remittances reducing my CAD, these guys are also sending back money that is invested in the real estate, stock market, etc in my country. So, I still win. Another advantage is that I can use these smart people as an example of "India's Greatness" as an election pitch. Now, if these people stayed in my country, I would have to provide a bunch of infrastructure improvements for their growth or else these guys will vote me out. That's a lot of work. Its better for me to let these guys leave the country and send back money while I keep on stealing from the country by fooling the gullible people here. I have no incentive to stop the brain drain. This is nothing new. States such as UP, Bihar, Orissa have been doing this within the country for decades.
Great insight!
This is what I was thinking about
*doing business in india without political support is impossible, even the tea stall have to have mercy of local political leader*
& the tools of Politcians-- the local Police. They are the first line of harassment for street vendors & small shops. They collect regular hafta for these sellers . And whenever they want they damage / destroy goods of such sellers . There's no stopping the atrocities of Police in India
Correct
You seem to be right of course.
Absolute rubbish.
We have these encroachers in my city who hoist BJP flags just so that they do not get harassed by Police.
On the other hand, Muslim vendors just next to them are regularly picked by police and nagar nigam 😒
I actually quit my high paying job in 2016 and moved back to India. I had an idea around tech+food industry, Wanted to setup an org in India, but the logistics of it, permits, then Demonetization killed the timing and my plan. Forced me back abroad. Was unfortunate but true. Not only this adventure of mine cost me money, it pushed me behind my colleagues a few years as I had to start again in the foreign country. I now have my own company here in Canada, as its very easy to register ( a matter of 10 mins) and start your business. I do want to setup something back home but honestly do not have the courage and patience I used to have.
So you wanted to open another Zomato/Swiggy ?
@@vpn2830 No, something still not touched
@@gill4u I dont understand how demonitisation could have affected a tech startup.
@@vpn2830 waste of time explaining as some people still consider it a master stroke.
@@gill4u Oh it was anything but a master stroke. It broke the back of all cash-based businesses in India.
But i didnt know it affected Tech companies (since they work cash-less)
One of my friends vivek nigam he was so talented he interviews many company but everyone wants experience but he applied from the abroad he was selected in interview now he is working as AI intern and earning more than 3 experience employed candidate right now
How can we expect brain drain to stop when we Indians are continuously draining logic out of our brain.
Education minister says cow breaths out oxygen...
@@aer0449 really?
@@yeshwathram6197 Yeah bro way back I don't remember his name though...
For your reference read this ...
I had made the decision to leave India in 2013. It took me about 3 months to make up mind once I moved to Europe. Had to come back to India sometime in 2016. Prepped for GMAT, wrote it, and moved to Canada in 2018. Been there since. I have no doubts about this - I am not coming back.
So ? Want a medal for that 😀
@@bhagatrishit486 Go away dude.
My uncle's friend who did MBBS from mamc get selected for research nd residents for neurosurgery in Texas cuz of his research nd analysis but in India his college didn't even published his articles ...
Now he is senior surgeon in Texas even my uncle is in California's hospital ..
I am also thinking preparing for usmle after 2024 ..
Man it's not like they don't love this country it's just country don't recognise their potential...
i am najeeb from karachi i like your programs and i dailly use to watch them . i am also happy to see indian brothers becoming ceos of big companies.
Cheers from India bro, life is hell here lol
Bhai india me life hell hai tabhi toh saare talented or ameer log desh chod ke bhag rahe hain tum Pakistan me khush raho✌✌
Now that I have some experience about how Indian system works, I wouldn't think twice if some other country is ready to provide a fertile ground for your talent and growth. I don't see the following problems changing soon in India:
1) Leadership crisis - a rowdy roaming around you becomes an intellectual as soon as he wins an election and stops listening to the experts.
2) Bureaucracy that sees talents as threats and feel insecure the same.
3) The great public who vote based on emotions/sentiments rather than for growth and development.
Ppl vote for religion not growth ...i have seen it myself. .and that's dumb and sad
Absolutely.....
Modi kiske talent se dar gya 🤣
I work as a CS engineer in Belgium. I like it here because the air is clean, my work is valued and as a woman I feel much safer walking in the streets than in India. I miss my hometown but I know I have a better and safer life here. I hope the conditions in India improve in the coming years.
I hear you Sreeja
aap kis city se ho ?
Hey can u tell me from where had u competed your ug in India or there only ?
@@poonamtomar9075 tumhe bhi bahar jana hai kya??
My Sister and brother in law became citizen of Australia few years back and a couple of month earlier their daughter was suffering from rare brain disease. The entire cost of the surgery was beared by the government.thr school she goes which gives the best education is free. This is the basic things people of country expect Education health and infrastructure but yaha sab private and sab politician ke naam pe hai. Better quality and less corrupt government/police is the primary reason to shift
Apparently Leading party has set a narrative that Free healthcare is bad, And call it a freebie if other educated party try to focus on free and good education and healthcare. Checkout initiatives taken by Delhi Government and how centre is hindering them by introducing LG over CM.
I live in US and moved there 6 years ago. Initial plan was to get experience in USA for few years (4-5), come back and do my own business afterwards. The last 3 minutes of the video summarizes all the questions I have in mind before making this decision about whether I should stick to my plan or just stay in US for longer. Anyways, this video explains the problem really well.
Stay in the US without being emotional. Things are only going to get worse here with time. The healthcare system is beyond the reach of a common man already. Education is next in line. And I don't see any rational and educated politician as the PM candidate for a long long time.
Don't watch movies like swades
@@ndansari7869 agreed with you , reality is bigger than movie
@@dhananjaymalhotra7854You're right. Education is next
Totally agree, I am living abroad and miss my family terribly but also demotivated to come back because of the poor health, education systems and lack of good work opportunities and work environment. On top of everything the hatred ness and false nationalism is so toxic. This also shows how privileged I am to be able to make a choice to migrate, many still have no choice but to suffer under the poor political and administrative system. Something that India need very urgently and efficiently is a good Social protection system to secure the lifecycle risks of human being and value it's human resources.
This will get worse in the future.. I don't know how foreign governments are managing the immigrant crisis. 😂
They are actually happy from one side cuz the immigrants from India are not fools they are entrepreneurs doctor's engeneers etc which is good for their development also the developed nations have less population
@@MRANALYSISSCIFACT yp what other countries are only rejecting is mediocre peoples talent like who can turn into a CEO of company everyone is happy the best thing about is the companies get lots of help from the government so they are not worried these Indian so will do something weird plus this is also a way of advertisement in India OK Google take Chinese person as there so it will not give them any benefit but if it's Indian they can get lots of benefits all India
Foreign government knows how to manage. They reject mediocre people and make it very difficult for them to get long term visas. People who are settling abroad are mostly upper middle class rich people who can afford the expensive education of foreign institutes or talented enough to secure a scholarship.
Another fact, there are a lot of Chinese immigrants as well who go to west for work and study. But the difference between Chinese and Indians is that the percentage of Chinese immigrants returning back to their country with knowledge and experience they gained (or stole) while working abroad, is much greater than Indians. Indians mostly settle abroad permanently.
bhai us , europe will not take gawars , andhbhakts , hatred spreading groups. Andhbhakts are wasting their lives for a non existent utopia.
@@MRANALYSISSCIFACTthey are not happy anymore. They are hating us now
Akash my big brother left india 4 years ago after his MBBS he did his MBBS from AIIMS and now is doing a fellowship in surgery
He's well respected
Well paid
And doesn't need to explain himself to a right wing extremist every morning (I have cleared my step 1 and 2 ck and cs)
Same here i m doing MBBS from foreign country and thinking to do PG from Germany or UK ...
@@noimulhasan3217 trust me dude we are way respected over there than in India
@@ypratap16 in foreign country the respect comes through ur profession or Knowledge but sad to say our own country doesn't value it...... every year thousands of FMGS MBBS pass out but only 3k get PG seat in India ....so people choose gulf or Western for job ....even we have problem of reservation where deserved candidate are pushed into dustbin....its not that we don't love out country ,its about our survival...
@@noimulhasan3217 kaha se kr rhe ho MBBS???
@@VijayMahawarVlogs Bangladesh
People who say no to this brain drain have already suffered a lot for example - Scientist Nambi Narayanan Sir who rejected the offer from NASA and worked with ISRO. What was the result?? He was declared a traitor by our own people and had to fight for many years to prove his innocence. Then why should a man like him stay in India??
This is needed to be stopped
I am thinking to go abroad for my post graduation after completing under graduation with putting my heart under stone because as a person I saw India a fastest growing nation but that magical growth is lost in the darkness. Thinking to leave motherland is extremely difficult
" For great men, Religion is a way of making friends, small people making Religion a fighting tool "
----- APJ. Abdul Kalam.
Yeah. Like the so called minorities of India.
That what Dhruv Said
@humma same 2 u
@humma gadha
@humma tu tera baat kar raha hai na😂
Thanks!
I am at a place in life that I have more friends living abroad than in India now. 12th class, 80% batchmates abroad, did Bachelors, 50% of friends moved abroad. Cousins moved as well this year, some more friends moving in the next year for Masters. Brain Drain is an issue, and the current hate based politics is not going to solve it for years.
Yeah dude just like many people have said before ''We are going backwards''
I can relate 95% of my engineering batch mates 3000+ are all in USA, UK, Canada, Australia, Singapore, Sweden etc. 98% cousins, 50% friends, even many neighbours. After 2013 there was a storm. Mostly due to west recovery in economy while it was reverse here.
Did you do you 12th and Bachelors from Punjab, Delhi region? Just asking, as it depends on the region as well. I did my bachelors in Punjab, and most of my batchmates there always talked about moving to foreign countries Canada, USA, Australia, etc. In fact, around 60% of my friends I'm in contact with from my college are now already in USA, Canada, Australia, etc. Then I did my masters degree from Kolkata, and there, there weren't that many people who were eager to go abroad. I know only 6 people from my university in kolkata, who have settled in abroad. Rest of my friends are still in India, in Bangalore or Pune (although most of them have visited foreign countries on an on-site projects , but came back to India).
Make sure that you give time for your dating life. Find your partner before you starting working in india, because in arranged marriages, your not considered successful if you are not abroad. So most likely your options will be greatly limited
@@divya11114 Punjabi most of young generation already settle down to foreign countries
It is true indeed....I have passed class 12 this year and half of my classmates applied for foreign universities because they focused on boards and didn't prepare for entrance exams therefore they didn't stood a chance to get into premium institutions.Most of them got admissions and left India because they didn't wanted to lose a year in preparation.
aare i am studying MBBS but i am preparing for USMLE because of this 60 percent reservations in PG exams .... can u imagine like last year the AIR 3 didnn't get his stream of choice dermatology due to these reservations
@@mdalmamoonsheikh6052
Hello , sir.
Can you please explain how caste and category reservation works in PG Exams ?
Please
@@mdalmamoonsheikh6052 wtf??? seriously? AIR 3 ko bhi nahi doge to kise doge bhai??
@@TusharSharma-cy9xoyes i was also shocked after knowing this............ this also happened with air 8 and after he addressed this on twitter his account got suspended.................kya hi kar sakhte hain😅😅
People who can afford education in a foreign country can go. But sadly, for most even if they want to go they can't afford it. So they have to deal with this system the best they can. I myself had a chance once to go abroad for my higher studies, but sadly my father couldn't afford it. The banks would also not give loans (you know how difficult it is to get a loan from bank for an average person, while not so difficult to get thousands of crores for the famous and wealthy so that they can scam the banks and run to foreign countries).
In my own circle, I saw 3 of my close family friends leave India for Canada. They left for good. They were incredibly talented and well to do folks. As much I miss them personally, I also miss them contributing to our work and society at large.
The biggest issue is we put up hurdles for Entrepreneurs. It is like take one step forward and then you go back two steps. It is easier to start a business in US than in India.
When you are in India, you think that IT, software is the only way out. Once you move abroad, you realize everything else need exact same attention
For those people who actually pay taxes for our country
What we get in return
No good public education ( i would say it worst except KVs, NVD, delhi public schools )
No good public health system
No good roads and transport system
No proper infrastructure
No women safety or even proper citizen safety
Polluted environment
Does your money taxed money worth it as a citizen 🤔
True bro
Here, road construction is taking months
First they digged and then made the road
Then they forgot to put the water pipelines due to which they had to dig again
Now they are making the road
Yes. They made a road and destroyed the middle part of it to lay down pipes. That road is still a mess of potholes and bulbs and rocks and mud. It's impossible to drive their safely
@@rajeevjuneja5584 same thing is happening in my city 😂😂
1% of India pays income tax
Just 1%.
And we need to cater for 1.4 Billion ppl's needs with that 1%. What did you expect? Scandinavian standards?
@@vpn2830 that's a point to be noted
Patriotism should be redefined as live and let live , doing duty sincerely and using our brain for development and welfare of people of our country.
It is already defined that way.
But what about highly qualified people not getting opportunities in India so should they start a *samosa ki dukaan*
Or get opportunities in other quantity
@@chronix1419 many people who leave india to usa are of catogary , who can get jobs with decent pay with decent working environment in india, but they want still better life. Infact many people who left india are of this category.
If person getting one lakh salary with decent work environment says that he can't live in india , what about all others with meagre incomes in india working in very unsafe and dangerous working environments.
This thing I can feel very closely. Almost half of my relatives and friends have moved to USA and Canada. I myself got a few offers from some European companies but I decided to stay back and open a startup here in Kolkata. Now I seriously hope that something good will come out of this.
Bad idea, listen to them, India is sinking
Excellent bro you are person who may bring the revolution!! Excellent try to become a good entrepreneur 🔥🔥 . Improve our country
@@foulcamel5973 it's sinking but it's our responsibility to try to change our country and we will do it one day
@@foulcamel5973 it's not bad idea.
Bro you did big mistake, luckily you had a chance .
So much true. I live in the United Kingdom and we all love and miss our country India alot. But such problems, that Akash explained in the video, made us leave our country. I miss my country India Alot🇮🇳...
Mitti wajan maardi...par India wich roti nahi bhaaldi...
As someone living in Canada I can say the number is much higher but a lot of people don't apply for citizenship but take Permanente residency.
Exactly!
Most would take citizenship if they could.
Truth is that it is not always easy, wait is longer and some Indians are sentimental about not giving up 'citizenship'.
But most are practical and would do so if they could help the process and procedures.
@@dhananjaypatil3116 not exactly Canadian citizenship is the easiest one to get and yet a lot don't get because of Indian rules, you can't own anything in India if you give up your citizenship. You need to get Indian visa which India v very notorious for not giving sometimes.
I am still unsure about owning a property that is already on your name but I am sure you can't inherited one if you are not citizen
@@dhananjaypatil3116 like I am not sure if I want citizenship or not just because of that.
@@hardhirbajwa542
So in a way you prove my points.
If property ownership , inheritance , visa , dual citizenship etc were sorted out It would have been easy for you to acquire Canadian citizenship easily.
I don't see anything wrong about people giving up citizenship for better prospects. The whole idea of nation , citizenship is outdated.
we need to be better citizens of this life world first.
Why my trainees want to leave ...
1) No respect for educated people
2) Quota system in Govt jobs
3) Pay package is better irrespective of high cost living ....forget about climate
4) Respect for real talents
5) work culture is poor
And there are many more......
India has invested in R n D of Biotechnology and Genetics. It's not enough . PP model can work better.
My own opinion....
6) Educated people don't become party cadres 😜😜😜😜
Right
Summing up this whole mess:-
WE HAVE THE KOHINOORs
BUT THEY ARE SEEN AS COAL IN INDIA
And coals create electricity and Kohinoors are just for show 😂
@@saiko_1910 Coal is sold at a mere 1000 rupees per kg , seen everywhere . Kohinoor got a lavishing lifestyle - price can't be even decided . Now what ? Reserved ones get the top seats while deserving ones go abroad to get what they really deserve and india is not ready to offer them . Paradoxical moron
More literally speaking our kohinoors are in London museum
@@mr.grignardreagent892 System should get changed otherwise we'll just have to praise the successful Indians in foreign countries.
@@mr.grignardreagent892 u r metaphorically right lol... But I meant about not rendering useful for the motherland and escaping from problems when we should solve it ....
This is the most heartbreaking issue in India. As a software engineer I see tons of opportunities to move abroad and settle. But I seriously don’t wanna leave. Because I’ve my family here, I love the city where I grew up and lucky enough to get a pretty decent job here. I live in constant dilemma thinking about my future generations. I want them to grow up in the laps of their grandparents like we did and not in an isolated foreign land. But the current regime, the degradation in society, culture and every aspect is really scary. Already 60% of my friends have left and another 30% are trying to leave. We need to change this trend at any cost.
Exactly bro. India is worse than even Syria and Afghanistan these days.
The civil war happening in your country is scary.
But how do you have a "decent job" in India? Didnt the software industry cease to exist in your country few years ago? Very difficult to believe this.
@@vpn2830 I think you are pretty much misinformed about India . India is still ahead of all its neighbours and of course Syria. We have pretty decent jobs too. But if we compare to US or developed nations in Europe, China etc, we are lagging big time. That’s the standard of comparison not Afghanistan or Syria.
@@vpn2830 may I ask sitting in which country you are getting such misinformation about India?
@@ThereYouGoFromHere Well i from Austin, Texas. I am half Indian-half Romanian American (My dad was born in India).
Heard that there is a huge civil war going on in India between Hindoos and all Muzlims there. & like in Syria all Indians are running from India to escape all the related tensions, degradation of society and all like you said.
And this shows in all the comments on this post too you know..each of them talking about how they escaped/plan to escape.
I hope i didnt deduce it all wrong. Did I?
@@vpn2830 there is civil war in syria
But there is no civil war in india
Aakash and the team Deshbhakt, I am a teacher and I regularly watch your all episodes. It's really thought provoking and I being a Social Science teacher I try to speak to my students about all these issues. Thank you.
Ms. Jyoti Gadekar
Latur,Maharashtra
भारतीय प्रतिभाएं विदेश जाती हैं तो उन्हें अपने क्षेत्र में उत्कृष्टता प्राप्त करने का अवसर और मंच मिलता है, जो विभिन्न कारण से यहां संभव नहीं है।
बिल्कुल
You are right
Settled in NZ for last 7 years. In a nutshell, life of common man is much easier, better and safer here. You don’t have to be rich to be happy here and everyone is equal. Work culture is amazing, you are not treated as bonded labourer as compared to India. Too much Bureaucracy and buttering to seniors in India. Corruption and hatred to minorities.
I love NZ 💕
hey arshi, I hear things are extremely expensive in NZ (and Canada as well) and people can't buy a house due to the high prices. Can you tell me a bit more about this, is it true? What about basic amenities like grocery, electricity, etc?
@@theroshanantony Yes it is expensive but you can earn enough to get by and live basic life. However, if you need luxury then better to go to Middle Eastern countries. Houses are expensive and hard to buy unless you earn well which means you and your partner must be earning. Otherwise quality of life and good education for kids. All the best.
@@theroshanantony brother only the locals who havent changed with time are struggling . People come here from iraq and afg and build empires have the biggest mansions. If u are willing to work hard invest in property u are in heaven . Only snow sucxx here in canada but managable
@@theroshanantony i bought a house four years ago for with 100k down today it has earned me four house booked two more. Key is good credit and saving up from first job
A pretty good analysis. Another important point though, India doesn't have dual nationality and NRIs have to give up their passport even if they want to be associated with both countries.
These puns are top notch.
Op bro
9:56 1 Crore candidates paid 500 each!! 500 Crore bas form bech ke!? Yaha par vikas ho raha hai 😂😂
My mom and sister have settled in Canada this year thankfully and we'll try to move out asap.. i cannot imagine my child growing up in this atmosphere where hate is brewing faster than ever before... i never thought of leaving my country or people before but past few years have been an eye opener for us.. literally nothing is working here neither economy, democracy, education. The future is straight-up hell..
I am a Mechanical engineer, with experience of about 2.5 yr the max salary i was offered was 18k CTC with starting salary 9k, many of my fellow candidates been through the same struggling hard and landing on a job of pay 10k, my friend's sister have done Mba she is working with 15k salary. This payscale is one of the major reason that everyone wants ti settle abroad.
Why we even try "no politician in India wants a developed nation or their shops will be closed"
The amount of research the channel and it's team does is immeasurable and immense! May be some day, hopefully, we will realise the amount of work they have done! But it's never too late!!
This video is absolutely spot on. Entrepreneurs of small & mid companies have to face a lot of challenges to keep things afloat. And when they keep facing the same issues without any proper solution provided by the government, they finally decide to take the step. Because for the same amount of efforts, they get much better results. Also, entrepreneurs, before they get substantial amount of success, they have to face a lot of social stigma which demotivates them in the long run.
And unless, there is any real change at the ground level, this will continue.
Changes like?
I am a doctor after working so hard I am struggling with basic needs of life government gives us meagre salaries, working hours are not fixed 24 hrs 36 hrs 48 hrs non stop duties and the working conditions are so bad you would end up in depression. Upper se Ajkal log bhi pitayi kar dete hai Bina kuch Jane soche smjhe. Giving punishment to wrong practices is duty of the court. Ab ese me koi abroad kyu na jaye. You will get good money your overtime will be paid per hourly, security and working conditions are millions of year apart, Better facilities, better life. Aur ye leaders jo desh chela re hai, science ka to mazak bna dia hai. Aj is desh
me mehnat Karne wale ki koi izzat ni hai. Doctor ko suna tha bchpn me Bhagwan Jesse hote hai aur ab esa Hal Dekh kr , ek baat smjh a gyi ki smajhdar log kyu ja re hai abroad. Ab me bhi yhi Icha Rkhta hu ki Samay Rehte samajhdari Krrlu ek behatar zindagi,society and environment ki taraf.
@Yavarali_81 it's very well understandable. It is very good that you have a dream of being a cardiologist. I had that dream too but throughout this production line somewhere that thing just faded out. But if you want to be a doctor go ahead and preapre get a seat do your mbbs and experience that will help you decide better that what you want to do next.
Jaho aap dusre country ,mujhe kohi problem ignore them those so called deshbhakt
I am a master's student here in one of the topmost universities in USA (and world). This video covers exactly all the points that led me to look opportunities outside of India, except one. I am from open category, and reservation in education was also a problem that personally influenced me. May be, merit based education is also a driving factor for people leaving for higher education.
I would love to come back to my country. Hope that happens soon.
Thank you for the amazing video.
Look at other factors too:
1. Casteism destroying talent. Promotion of privileged as meritocracy
2. Hatred for large sections of population
3. Justice based on who you are, rather than what you do.
4. Corruption at all levels and in all forms
5. Importance to nuisance value rather than utility value
Agreed
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Hey Akash! What reform do you think is most important to enable industrialization?
Judicial , Bureaucratic or Tax?
Political - for the leadership to realize that winning elections and running a nation are two seperate things. Running should be left to technocrats.
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@@thedeshbhakt dada your video is ne to khela hobe kar diya
Abhi free market economy ki koshish ki thi, kisi ko pasand nahi aaya.
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Who are technocrats?
Damn, this one hit hard and stirred me a bit. It is quite evident that we all love our country and care deeply for it. But the fact is, we are stuck in a downward spiral as a society and as parents, nobody would want their children to grow in such a toxic environment. I sincerely hope, things will change in my lifetime and people like Akash will be heard and understood. Good work Bro, and thanks for keeping the candle burning...
My best friend a multiple Patent holder earning 7 figure salary a genius a leader loved by 1500 employees under him left India forever and settled in welcoming Australia because he could not bear all the hate he saw during CAA NRC protests. Now he is filing more patents from Australia and helping Australia with their technologies. What a loss.
Is he living a life? Racism in your welcoming Australia?😂
@@yashhhh740 Have you ever been to Australia? The racism here is much worse, because it doesn't even get addressed.
@@gopalarora9997 - Well said Gopal Arora. I live in AU too from 5-6 years. a small news will be given flavor in Indian news channels about racism and such people start thinking just after coming out of airport here you will face racism :). In fact AU people nice bunch of people so much helpful. In last 5-6 year never faced any such incidents' work in IT and in my office every festival is celebrated by everyone in company. if its Indian festivals you will see Indian sweets snacks inside office and everyone loves it. its multicultural environment in most of companies. infect In India you will see this daily, Like he is South Indian, he is Marathi manus, he is bengali bla bla bla. In Maharshtra several time it happened ki UP bihari nahi chahiye idhar. thats the racisim.
loss? what loss? He is fully utilizing his abilities and bringing out patents in Australia, the real loss would be if he stayed back and did nothing except fight Twitter hashtag wars at 9PM
@@yashhhh740 doosre maarte hai toh dukh nehi hota. Apne, maarte hai toh dukh jayda hoti hai. Don't justify 'hate politics ' with racism.
Most important issue is in India even after scoring high marks in an entrance exam you are not guaranteed admission in a good college, the difference in quality between premier and non premier institutions is huge. I myself was shortlisted for IIM calcutta interview round but I was put on waitlist. If the gap between Tier1 and Tier2 and Tier3 institutions is reduced, this can stop to some extent.
We have caste based reservation which leaves many deserving candidates out of good institution......was it brought in education system 7yrs ago or 70 yrs back
@@dhirajm551 lol! Majority IIT IIM graduate jate hai bahar!
Those 6 lakhs left will be like top 1% most intelligent and talented people in our country who taken India to further heights. Sadly they never got any support .
Whenever the thought crosses my mind to return to India, the political and hate situation going on here throws that thought miles away..
Pls dont return. The over-population situation much worse than any politics here.
I am a medical student And I am willing to go to US or UK for my PG and want to settle over there . Their is nothing bad to leave own country when you are getting good lifestyle great future and relief from such complicated system 😊
That is the reason
Why... Classism( discrimination on basis of different working class increasing)
&
Only focus on top 5-6 field
IIT, NEET, IIM, CAT
( brain drain from here)👇
So max of student population shifting towards government exams like UPSC, PCS
Around 10 lakh applications,
For 700/800 post per year!
( creation of notion of well settled life)
Before watching episode, I have answer for ur question... Because life is better abroad...
Yep you are right ✅
Even I am planning to move to Europe after few years, they have better health care , better living conditions, there are so many issues with India and also so much civil unrest.
Same here
Thank God you people are so rich that you can plan such things
Here we are who cannot even dream of flying in a plane.
Thanks to the economic divide created by our politicians.
@@perplexed_mindTH-cam well I am not. Will be able to move only if I get scholarship.
@@perplexed_mindTH-cam neither am I, see if you really you want something, you'll find a solution, if not you'll just find an excuse. Scholarships are great way to make this happen.
@@perplexed_mindTH-cam people who are migrating are not rich. This is a big misconception. I know lot of people who applied student loan and got masters degree settled in Europe and USA.
Best wishes desh bhakat
I went Newzealand for admission of my daughters. & settledown them in march 2020. Unfortunately I stuck due to lockdown. I’m 50. I explore there. & decide to stay there forever. Because ,I think no need to explain.
When we moved to US in 1998, I always had a dream of going bac (which is certainly looking like a good plan for the next 5-6 years). The reasons you mentioned in this show are the exact reasons why we hesitated/ hesitate. I have always said "India has 3 P problems- population, pollution, and politicians" I have the vision to fix some when I move back with the skills I have gained living here. But my biggest fear is that we Indians hate each other so much that forget about supporting such visions and talents, we take the chopper board and butcher each other before we talk about supporting talents. We lack the vision to support progress and grow with progress. Instead, we focus on how do we make sure no one grows. To have a progressive mindset the most important trait is to learn to support each other. China and the Chinese got that part right. They work on collaboration not the destruction of each other.
Han Chinese are a single unit population. Not a chaotic mixed back of over-diversity like India. So they are way less prone to internal conflict.
Also China's internal politics is Very Very different from India's. A single stamp of approval from Beijing and you can do whatever the heck you want in their whole country.
Not the same in India where everybody behaves like emperors
No comparison between India and China.
hate is planned, the big suspect or evident here is RSS and its hatred activities
Watching this video from NZ. Staying here for almost 7 years. I really missed India in first couple of years. But now I see present india and I don’t want to come back, not even to visit my family. They can come to NZ.
Wow newzealand, i heard that there are less opportunities for job as not big IT companies or other industries. I and moving to Germany but want to visit newzealand dubai NY and Singapore
Me and my husband live in Singapore and are Australian PR. We really really want to come back as we love our country. But again the question of employment and better salaries arises. Wish we could come back.
Even I'm thinking of going abroad.... although the salary would be almost same I want my family to live a better life.
Children today. Very practical. Time is limited and precious. They look for best in life. They are not wrong if they wish to fulfill their dreams
Guess i didn't choose right if I wanna stay in here? 😅
@@saiko_1910 its your life dude.Decide for yourself if you wanna stay or don't wanna stay. I mean decide between 25000inr p.m. or 100000-150000inr p.m. package.😅
I plan to go abroad after seeing y country condition but then I remember Bhagat singh,gandhiji and many other freedom fighters who fight for our country
I remember every Mother who lost her son in border fights
I remember Apj Abdul Kalam who despite getting various foreign job offers, choose to toil for his country
I remember Nanda prusty who spent his entire life providing free education to his students
I remember everyone who fought, is fighting, will fight to make our country better.
It is just a fault of time and circumstances but this too shall pass and we will emerge better again because even the darkest clouds have silver lining.
Jai Hind
These are the "Achchhe din" promised in 2014.
Laxmi (HNW individuals) and Saraswati (Intelligent & talented students) appears to have been disappointed in Vishvaguru New India.
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1947 ko independence mili hai bhai kaha tum kangana ki baato mai aa rahe ho
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You are 100% right, I own a business, the legal process itself took more than 4 months to complete to register as a new business, now I have to deal with monthly GST idiocy, today I had a thought of, if I made a mistake starting the business.
Teacher: you are future of india
Me : I am studying to leave india
Kangana to Parag Agarwal
"Myself padmashree Kangana Runout "
Run-out 😂😂😂
I moved to the uk in 2009. Wife first moved out to Germany and now we live in the US. She is a scientist while I'm an engineer. Reasons are obvious. My kids are all American citizens but I haven't surrendered my Indian passport yet. I believe one day my India will become like the west. You know stuff like equality, freedom of religion, liberty etc. But I'm seriously disappointed in the current political dispensation which is hell bent to make us like Pakistan or Iran.
So much information with actual clarification in one VD. Thank you.
I am also Planning to do MS In Computer Science Abroad.
And I am Also Looking to get settled in Canada or UK or Australia.
I am a MUSLIM and I am fed up with the constant increase in religious hatred in our Society.
BY THE WAY INDIA IS A GREAT COUNTRY BY ALL MEANS AND THIS IS NOT SARCASM I AM SAYING THIS BY MY HEART.