People of Himachal are like Bhutanese; they like cleanliness and don't litter much. But people from Delhi-NCR, UP, and Bihar go there for tours and litter. My own friend from there said it
By this calculation, India 1965 GDP= $ 60 billion And 10 Cr/17.5 Lakh x $ 60 Billion ≈ $ 3.5 Trillion.. Which is very close to India's GDP today that is about $ 3.9 Trillion. Which means that if you do nothing at all, no increase in Jobs or education standards or even Scientific-industrial research, the GDP would grow at the same rate forever
@KamranAhmedkhaan this is not the case brother GDP is affected by factors like total consumption, production, exports, imports. (It also gets affected by the value of USD if you calculate it in dollars). But inflation is a completely different thing inflation exist everywhere. Average inflation is around 7 percent from 1960-2020. Average GDP growth rate is 5 percent from 1960-2020. That's why the results are close. GDP only grows when infra, jobs, industries, agriculture, business thrive. If GDP doesn't grow inflation will skyrocket and economy will crash. But that was not the case for our country as inflation is increasing gradually which is normal.
@@Cwuvirmsvgzuxkdmd Ok let me put it this way. Let's suppose that the GDP of the entire country today is 10 Rs. And let's say the only production in this year is one banana. That means you bought 1 Banana for ₹ 10 this year so your GDP is ₹ 10. Now let's assume that next year the inflation is 10%. So the next year the same banana will be sold for ₹ 11. So the GDP is also ₹ 11... Which grew by 10 % from previous year. Now given the numbers, the GDP has grown by 10%. But in reality, there is no increase in production or consumption or even import or export. 1 banana was produced and sold in the first year and only 1 banana is sold the next year also.. This clearly shows that the GDP is not a reliable number to represent the economy in any way.
@@KamranAhmedkhaan So i guess you are blind Gdp only grows if the country Grow consistently There are factor such as war Corruption and pandemic which slowdown economy Once country start growing its hard to achieve high Economy growth throughout the years Your logic is senseless bro You need to study economics more
@@DurgeshYadav-sx4fv Do you even understand how GDP is calculated? Or the interrelationship between inflation and consumption? Don't worry I'll simplify it for you: The phenomenon is called: Monetary Expansion or more specifically: Price Level Increases This phenomenon highlights how: 1. *Inflation*: The value of money decreases over time due to inflation. 2. *Price increases*: The price of goods and services, including assets, increases over time. 3. *Nominal GDP growth*: The GDP grows due to price increases, even if there's no real growth in economic activity. In the example: - The value of 10 crore rupees in 1965 is equivalent to 17.5 lakh rupees today. - This price level increase leads to a nominal GDP growth from $60 billion to approximately $3.5 trillion. This phenomenon demonstrates how: - Inflation can drive nominal GDP growth. - Price level increases can create an illusion of economic growth. - Real economic growth (adjusted for inflation) might be different from nominal GDP growth. Understanding monetary expansion and price level increases is essential for: - Accurate economic analysis. - Informed policy decisions. - Realistic expectations about economic growth.
17.5 lacks? 💀🙏
Inflation is indeed the imposter
Bhai 60 saal pehle ki baat hai
Wahi 😂@@desiavengersofficial580
Bro 60 years before and bo bahut chota tha jabhi 1 saal ma ban gya tha
Ruppe = dollar then
@@desiavengersofficial580 yeh bro I understand. That's why I said inflation is the problem.
Bro make Mumbai MMR Delhi NCR
Love from Maharashtra ❤
Why ? Mmr is far better than Delhi NCR. 😊😅 why you want to be someone worse than you?😂
@@vikasprakashjoshi2090
He is saying the opposite make Delhi NCR like Mumbai MMR.
Both needs more development to make them tear 1 cities
@@vikasprakashjoshi2090are u serious?? Have u been to Delhi NCR ??
Ig he's actually asking for a comparison video. He forgot to add 'vs' between Delhi NCR and Mumbai MMR
@@beingultimatelikeapro7402
Yes this also seems legit
Bro please make a short on why himachal pradesh is very cleanest state ?🙂
Because of less peacefuls and less population density
People of Himachal are like Bhutanese; they like cleanliness and don't litter much.
But people from Delhi-NCR, UP, and Bihar go there for tours and litter.
My own friend from there said it
@@AnkitBaranChakraborty yupp, right, people here just see an empty plot and start littering it, population density problem
Wo bhi khatam hone wala hai 😂 Waha Pieceful aane wale hai masjid banake@@ayushbhardwaj7650
@@AnkitBaranChakraborty You are Bengali, you should not be saying this 💀 Look at your own State, its much dirtier than UP.
17.5 lakh in 1965 =10 cr approx aj ke time mai
Ya to ye kharcha sirf kisi ek section ya step ka hai ya fir flyover fly hote hi down to earth hoga.
By this calculation,
India 1965 GDP= $ 60 billion
And 10 Cr/17.5 Lakh x $ 60 Billion ≈ $ 3.5 Trillion..
Which is very close to India's GDP today that is about $ 3.9 Trillion.
Which means that if you do nothing at all, no increase in Jobs or education standards or even Scientific-industrial research, the GDP would grow at the same rate forever
@KamranAhmedkhaan this is not the case brother GDP is affected by factors like total consumption, production, exports, imports. (It also gets affected by the value of USD if you calculate it in dollars).
But inflation is a completely different thing inflation exist everywhere.
Average inflation is around 7 percent from 1960-2020.
Average GDP growth rate is 5 percent from 1960-2020.
That's why the results are close.
GDP only grows when infra, jobs, industries, agriculture, business thrive.
If GDP doesn't grow inflation will skyrocket and economy will crash. But that was not the case for our country as inflation is increasing gradually which is normal.
@@Cwuvirmsvgzuxkdmd
Ok let me put it this way.
Let's suppose that the GDP of the entire country today is 10 Rs.
And let's say the only production in this year is one banana.
That means you bought 1 Banana for ₹ 10 this year so your GDP is ₹ 10.
Now let's assume that next year the inflation is 10%. So the next year the same banana will be sold for ₹ 11.
So the GDP is also ₹ 11... Which grew by 10 % from previous year.
Now given the numbers, the GDP has grown by 10%.
But in reality, there is no increase in production or consumption or even import or export.
1 banana was produced and sold in the first year and only 1 banana is sold the next year also..
This clearly shows that the GDP is not a reliable number to represent the economy in any way.
@@KamranAhmedkhaan
So i guess you are blind
Gdp only grows if the country
Grow consistently
There are factor such as war
Corruption and pandemic which slowdown economy
Once country start growing its hard to achieve high
Economy growth throughout the years
Your logic is senseless bro
You need to study economics more
@@DurgeshYadav-sx4fv
Do you even understand how GDP is calculated?
Or the interrelationship between inflation and consumption?
Don't worry I'll simplify it for you:
The phenomenon is called:
Monetary Expansion
or more specifically:
Price Level Increases
This phenomenon highlights how:
1. *Inflation*: The value of money decreases over time due to inflation.
2. *Price increases*: The price of goods and services, including assets, increases over time.
3. *Nominal GDP growth*: The GDP grows due to price increases, even if there's no real growth in economic activity.
In the example:
- The value of 10 crore rupees in 1965 is equivalent to 17.5 lakh rupees today.
- This price level increase leads to a nominal GDP growth from $60 billion to approximately $3.5 trillion.
This phenomenon demonstrates how:
- Inflation can drive nominal GDP growth.
- Price level increases can create an illusion of economic growth.
- Real economic growth (adjusted for inflation) might be different from nominal GDP growth.
Understanding monetary expansion and price level increases is essential for:
- Accurate economic analysis.
- Informed policy decisions.
- Realistic expectations about economic growth.
1st picture is from which city?
Labour cost was so less 😑😑😑,..
Ab labours ke tevar asmaan pe ha
In terms of labour rights india always falls back. Wtf are you on?
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Ab is rate mai flyover kyu nahi bantey yaar agar yeh rate mai banne lage toh maza aa jayega
koi bata ssakta hai India ke kis sheher me sabse zyada flyovers hai?
New Delhi
Chennai hai bhai
Delhi
1965 में 17.5 लाख में एक पुल बन गया और आज 2024 में 1 करोड़ 1000 square feet जमीन का दाम है पटना में और....
17.5 लाख में बस एक गाड़ी आती है अच्छी 😂😂
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Tb 17 lakh aaj k 50 crore k brabar hua
Padhai kro
Nahi to tmhara kaam nhi chlega
Surat me sabse jyada hain😂
So Sigma of Surat 🤓
L Surat
It's all fun and games until they realize flyovers don't actually fix traffic 💀
Bhai iska matlab tum abhi school passout bhi nahi ho, wo complete karo pehle
@@nationalistcreator Have you ever heard of ''Induced Demand''? Look at Los Angeles, you'll understand.
@@NeverGonnaGiveYouUp71 mere sawal ka jawab nahi diya. Schooling complete hogayi beta tumhari ?
Nhi hua hoga pakka@@nationalistcreator
Then what fix traffic?
थैंक गॉड ये फ्लाईओवर 2014के बाद नहीं बना वरना अबतक तो गिर भी जाता😂😂😂