Every Pakistani should stop talking about cultural similarities with India. There are none now. Indian culture is progressive and aspirational whereas Pakistan has a regressive culture and a closed society.
Plus some pseudo seculars in India. There are no similarities between us! You name your weapons on Ghazi, Gaznavi and Babur who looted India and killed millions of people. You look to Middle East or Turkey for your lost identities. We are not same!!!
Twenty eight years ago, when we decided to move back to India from the USA, this Pakistani guy was very shocked that how would we adjust to the change in the office environment amongst other things. I really had to reassure him that office scenes were pretty much the same in India or the US. He found it so hard to believe.
@@vinsin328People eat Non-Veg its very common, and cow issues - well its a Hindu majority country, most of us don't eat beef and its banned in many states. I wouldn't expect Pork being served in Pakistan coz its Haram in Islam, similarly don't expect the same here in India.
Bas kir firstly 70% of Indians are non veg. And every place in India has both non veg and veg options. And south India, north east India also coastal India are all non veg states. 3. There is no prb in vegetarianism. It's a healthy lifestyle. And we are proud to have many cows coz that makes India no 1 producer of milk and makes dairy products cheaper in India aka butter ghee cheese milk ice cream etc.
I am from Goa. The beauty of Goa lies in its narrow roads, beautiful coconut Trees and greenery all around. The roads can be developed with wide lanes but it would spoil the beauty of Goa. 😊
100%!! And roads are bigger where they need to be...highways. so there's a good balance between maintaining the sanctity of the place and modernization.
Irfan Shaikh Ji, U R absolutely right, as a native Goan U will not want your home state to become "over-developed" and thereby lose its character and charm.
Brother you forgot to mention Law and Order difference between Mumbai and Karachi. You don't need to worry while walking on roads of Mumbai but you can not walk freely on roads of Karachi due to high street crimes.
90s of Mumbai was highly violent. Dawood chota Raja and company D. Mumbai police encounter hell lot of people to make the city safe also did lot human rights violation in the process
@@shbhmmn in 90 as you say it was dispute between two gangs. They were killing each other. No commen people were harassed. Do not compare Mumbai with any Pakistani city. The law & Order of this city was far better and still is better than any Pakistani city or Indian city.
I am living in Bengaluru, and I am not joking but I didnt use hard cash in last 6 months because I don't have to...Everyone accepts Online payments and I can see the digital transformation...I want to appriciate both opposition and ruling party. Back in the days, In 1991, Manmohan Singh, as Finance Minister, he abolished the Licence Raj, a source of slow economic growth and corruption in the Indian economy for decades. He liberalised the Indian economy, allowing it to speed up development dramatically. and now Modi ji also focusing on devolopment in various sections. :)
yup i was in reliance mall and this guy brought cash and the cashier was not -he offered him all options all digital --same happened in delhi mumbai expressway some remote village and he told that pls pay for tea samosa by digital
Uzair, I don't know if this makes sense to you. The fundamental issue with Pakistan is a lack of identity. Macro economics are just a result of a collective effort. The denial of one's own roots is probably the biggest issue.
the fundamental issue is lack of hard work. hard working intelligent people realize what kind of failed ideological project pakistan is and jump ship. Anyone with half a brain doesn't want to be involved in the islamist project and therefore absolute morons end up running the ship.
Yes, a tree cannot exist without roots. There are two fundamental problems - one you mentioned, and the other being hatred for Hindus, the very basis on which the country was created.
@@lets_discuss5352 lmao you have got it wrong, no body is obsessed with Hindus here, the reason it existed was to secure our privilege to practice our religion without being in danger from cults. Unlike you guys, we don't consume Indian news 24/7, no body cares about your politics neither what's happening in India. It's the grapevine here and there making headlines because if the location we all share and some low tier resources just take those highlights and spread them with no sense of responsibility. The hatred part is so you guys, i have Indian friends and their parents hate it when they communicate with us but here our parents are totally fine and just find it curious and happy. That's the difference aside from few illiterate extremists.
That one percent difference is we are still protecting masjid where there is no Muslims...and on the other hand most of the Pakistani thinks destroying temples is direct ticket to JANAT...I don't want to spread hate but want to open your eyes....which was hypnotized by your government by teaching you completely wrong history....I may sound rude but if you really want a change you have to think about it...find the old name of Islamabad...you will not find it in your government website...I am not saying trust our website but see any other countries website you will find its old name was RAMKUND...you guys changed it yes it's not a big issue...but see on the other side the city where I came for is called Bakhtiyarpur...named after bakhtiyar khilji...you know he haven't even done anything for Islam....but he destroyed NALANDA University...search about it....search the origin of meaning of Lahore, srinagar,jammu,...etc I am not trying to take you away from your religion ...I just want you to read your history reagain cause now in the time of internet every thing is available ...
Pakistan is confused about roots and therefore identity. Like the Ashrafs in India, the elite think that their roots are outside of India, in Turkey, in Arabia, but not in India. Look at the sudden popularity of the TV series Eurtgul in Pakistan. He is actually a minor footnote in Turkey.
@porkipaki6216 is bande ki ek podcast hai ek doosre bande k sath, naam nhi yaad raha. Oos podcast k end may question & answers ka section dekh Lena aur ekdum end may iss bande ki baat sunna. Koi bhaichara nhi hai, economic stability aane tak ye Hindu Muslim bhai bhai karenge, jaise he hamare jitne paise aaye Gaye, sabse pehle gala hamara he kaatenge. Islam kabhi kisi ka dost nhi ho sakta, na he uske pille.
I don’t know why leftist and international media paints india in such a negative manner. We are inclusive, we respect all the backgrounds. We take care of our history no matter what the origin is. A normal average indian is always welcoming.
Becoz they are funded by organisations which are left centric and they have superior race mindset .. and they know the potential of india .. they wanna keep india in check .. more india develops you will see more human rights etc issues becoz that's how western world deal with countries they don't like or they don't wanna see in competition. It's just geopolitics
I'm from Central India but you must visit South Indian also whenever you come to India. You will be amazed !!! Most of the Pakistani are only aware about North Culture.
haa bhai its true but if they will see our beloved south india they will get shocks kyunki inko lgta hai india sirf north tkk hee hai aur purai india mai aisa hee culture hai south ka development dekhenge toh kya hoga inka
If Modi gets another term, by the end of 2034 India would be unrecognizable both in terms of development and in terms of Geopolitical position as a superpower. However, it will take till 2044 to become a developed country provided we don’t get any corrupt government in between.
@Kraken Thunder up is hosting investors summit every year. Up is 2nd in ease of doing business under yogi raj. He has improved law and order situation of up. He is building many expressway in UP. I don't think he has narrow vision on development and governance
Yogi,Himanta Da combo will come to Centre after retirement of Modi and his team in 2029/34..Annamalai from Tamil Nadu and Tejaswi Surya from Karnataka will take Baton in 2044/49.
How beautiful here in India kafir take care of dargah and in Pakistan mandir demolished everyday. I know you somehow say babri masjid was demoslihed in India but you don't know that babri was built upon a ram tample. So it explain why they demolish.
If someone destroys a religious structure, then another person destroys that religious structure. Then there are just 2 religious destroyers there. Two wrongs dont make a right.
@@TheLowsofSolipsism it's totally different my dear when your scriptures says to demolish kafir's tample. Your Mohamed did such things to mushrikin of makka. So what could we except to Quran following muslim. No others religion scriptures says to hate, kill, worst creatures to polytheist.
@@TheLowsofSolipsism They are not both same thing. Some one takes your land and you file a case and get it back are two different things. You must me a Muslim.
Sir , Pakistan is operating correctly as per design, barring ups & downs. Intent was always to be laser-focused on subduing Hindus. Structure of choice was feudal-militaristic. Economic plan of choice was to extract funds from rich Western & Arab countries based on strategic location. India-Pakistan relations are, in fact, in their normal, natural state. I expect they will become even more honest as time goes by. Pakistan attitude has been very clear from day one . Now Indian state has realized it is better to move on and try to progress without Pak .
yes, present administration correctly decided that its waste to engage in fruitless peace talks that would fly out of the window after a terror attack originating from Pakistan and this cycle would continue. Realistically unless the Pakistan army is convinced no point for all these negotiations
I am glad your trip to India was good ❤ Come back soon! There are many more places to see here. The nature of India is also very good, we have waterfalls, mountains, desert, beaches, northeast greenery and some amazing architectural marvels like the ancient hindu temples in the south and the forts of Rajasthan, the mountain ranges and the pahadi scenic beauty.
Till now pakistan had only hatred for India now suddenly love is coming from Pakistani I am so much surprised and in doubt man tell me what's the hidden intentions of you paki.
@@hamzabhattix2 Pakistan is not beyond my imagination infact it is very down or low than my imagination second thing the hatred I have seen in pakistan's normal people is much more than the hatred that pakistani politicians hold by the way politicians is also chose by your people so they are responsible for every wrong.
I don't understand why no one talk about two nation theory, Muslims don't want to live with Hindus. This was the problem before and it's still there. Hindus don't mind other religions but Muslim does. If anyone goes or meet pakistani people you will see they are Muslim first and whenever they are in majority other religion have to be on backfoot. Both countries problems are not only political but mainly religious.
The Muslim league was the rich zamindaar class who feared the socialist policies of nehru. Two nation theory was anideal vehicle to rile up people. It was always farcical but once pakistan was created they have dug themselves deeper and deeper to justify their existence.
India is a marvelously splendid country.World ke sbhi religion,1000 languages,dialects,Dalits,tribals ko sambhalna with largest democracy accompanied by smooth transition of power and moreover helping other countries like sending tones of wheat to Afghanistan again and again,building parliaments of Afghanistan,Gambia etc,also providing relief material worth crores to Turkey,Sri Lanka,Bangladesh.IT IS NOT A CUP OF TEA FOR ANY NATION.And moreover India is ruled by British for 300 years +300 years ruled by Mughals and still having highest GDP growth and taking over the world with its ceo is next to impossible.Only India can do this 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥Proud to be an indian ❤️
India has always focused on railways before roadways. Now we are focusing on both. Also India is so huge. Its not possible to build expressways everywhere. Routes are decided for expressway depending on its usability & necessity.
Not just that India is big in size...so are US and China. But the diversity of terrain! From coastal areas to deserts and dry rough terrains to hilly regions to flood affected lowlands to earthquake prone Himalayan tectonic belt to snow covered mountainous...etc. US is not that diverse. And China is developed mostly in the Eastern areas. India is developing all regions (only Northeast got ignored...but thats also changing now)!
Good to hear some positive news even if its about India. I just returned to Karachi after two decades in US and just feel so depressed at the injustices and lack of opportunity being suffered by ordinary individuals.
A few years ago I found myself on a plane from Los Angeles to Mumbai via Dubai next to a Pakistani woman and her 15 year old son on their way to Karachi for a 10 trip for a family wedding. She
Uzair, very sharp observation about the rapid growth in India. You are spot on regarding adoption of digital payments. Optimization of infrastructure, built for the many and not the elite few…..excellent observations.
I wished if you've traveled to Southern India. I am a Bengali but living in Southern state of Andhra Pradesh so I have an outsider view of this state. It would have been interesting to see how a Pakistani would see Southern India. To me, it's a cultural shock. If you have seen gender inclusion in North India it's at a totally another level in South India. Here it is not a surprise to see women driving trucks, public transport or work on forklifts, earthmovers and it isn't even a news. Also people are lot more gentle, educated, disciplined and life is a lot more predictable (I mean compared to West Bengal). I run a small business here and in my circles >90% of people have never been to Bombay/Delhi or north of vindhyas but would have been all over the world.
@@kawan5851 See, its possible that India has higher participation of women in workforce than typically found in Pakistan. And that's because we have had women specific programs since last 20-25 years. You can see advertisements dating back to 2003 on TH-cam (I mean TV ads of 2003 on TH-cam). And many others - such as educational fund accounts for daughters. If you deposit 1k for 5 years, govt will give you back 4k after 5 years if you spend that money on your daughter's education. Women get higher interest rates on their bank deposits. There is 33% reservation of seats in Engg/Medical institutes for girls, and they get discounted rates for fee. You see, we have had such programs spanning more than 2+ decades. So, its possible that we have higher participation in workforce.
you should have visited Bangalore ... this is where the startup action is... where the exports and high end value is coming ..IT , Bio Tech, Aerospace , Fintech, E commerce .. as they say it is the center of the center
Uzair, I follow your work on TH-cam and i really like your content. I am glad that you could make this trip. I am an Indian but we originally come from Bangladesh ( Pabna) and it has been my lifetime desire to make a similar trip. Congratulations to both of you and I am glad that you had a positive trip.
After listening to his experience as a Pakistani i have feeling mixed emotions. I am Sad, Happy and Nostalgic at the same time. Wanna visit India sooo bad.
@@AbdulRehman-ok6ls I mean pakistan economy is destroyed there is so much expensiveness there, people don't have money that's why you can't afford a trip to India coz you wouldn't have money.
Once an economist said, India is a country which disappoints Optimists & Pessimists alike. We have a really really long way to go compared to rest of the world.
there are 2 indias, the india above the vindhyas which you could call northern india western india , and southern india - 4 states ...life in southern India is way better , than anywhere in India
He is just money maker capitalist...all of these praises are for likes and subscribes...making the most of gig digital economy by targeting a viewers base of billions....don’t heed to his advice, he is not loyal to his motherland, how can he be that loyal in praising India....its all gimmick,just to gather subscribers...Pakistanis are dumb to the core,coz they don’t have that STEM acumen....what he was talking about women emancipation stuff and blah blah blah is just attestation to it....there is an expected utility function in economics, and that Ivy League economic principle of expected utility brought in to sheds by taliban ...yes those cave dwelling, duffers, and that against the super power USA, America had all the technological might ,but their battle against taliban was the battle of attrition with the tag line “ let’s see who gets tired first”...Americans with all their tomahawks and daisy cutters couldn’t offset taliban coz their expected utility was very high, compare to American filled bellies of Big Macs and tacos, the talibans were more used to starvation and here we go, the 100 year old of concept which originated from the Ivy League economist of Yale’s and Harvard’s went into drain...
You are a very observant and intellectual person Uzair, every country could use more of people like you, certainly Pakistan as well. Sending you good wishes from Delhi, India
@@vinsin328 I am from an Indian Muslim family and we agree actually. Our community has a major leadership problem and parts of the religion are very outdated and cannot be applied in the 21st century. Muslims need to realize that the glory days of Islamic Empires are over. Everything that happened in the past was a product of its time. I think the community needs more people to realize this bitter truth and to embrace change. My only advice to the crazy section of Hindus (all Hindus I've met are very nice people) is to at least not spook moderate, reasonable Muslims into that batch and to encourage them to speak out. That's what I love about people like Modi, Jaishankar and Maj. Gaurav Arya.
Great summary and a travel blog! I however disagree with some points you raise, my conclusion after meeting many Pakistanis in Singapore US and UK 1. Elitism: The people i have met are all from extremely privileged background, mostly kids of Army officers, Bureaucrats or defence contractors, Indian diaspora is all about merit. Pakistani people simply disown the poverty in their own country 2 Education: Pakistani are brainwashed by their education system, i have seen lack of critical thinking and a narrative of falsehood even in the foreign educated people 3. Gender bias this is very deep routed 4. Religious rigidity; Pakistani are very stiff and rigid about religion and discussions around it, this is in complete contrast in India where such discussions are common in educated people
Well mentioned. I have a lot of good Pakistani friends in Canada. Not seen much elitism here but gender segregation is very strong and level of religious brainwashing is at a different level.
@@TheWeezybaby16 I don’t think he meant his contacts are indecent. My Pakistani friends are respectable and good people. But gender bias and firm opinions on Islamic world view is at a different level. They are also generous and helpful to others. I am not trying to portray all negative which it is not 100 percent. We are a mix of all
You have hit the nail on the head. There are many differences between India and Pakistan, but the 3 most important ones are secular education versus Islamic indoctrination, pace of social reforms and importance of armed forces in the county. The bottom line is inclusively of Hinduism versus exclusionary Islam.
Your observations are spot on bro. But compared to pakisthan india is too big. We cannot make india developed in 10 or 15 years. It will take time because of the large land mass and humongous population. But in 20 years pls visit again and u will be amazed..
Such a refreshing take. Probably it’s the honesty , unassuming narration of your podcast. I stumbled upon this video thanks to the algorithm , thanks I did. Thanks for sharing your perspective.
Being a memon i really facsniated to your visit to rajkot and your ancestors' village and india's economic devolpmemt is now gaining momentum, thete is a separate argument how we compare with China but definitely your observations is correct it is decision making for the people.
That one percent difference is we are still protecting masjid where there is no Muslims...and on the other hand most of the Pakistani thinks destroying temples is direct ticket to JANAT...I don't want to spread hate but want to open your eyes....which was hypnotized by your government by teaching you completely wrong history....I may sound rude but if you really want a change you have to think about it...find the old name of Islamabad...you will not find it in your government website...I am not saying trust our website but see any other countries website you will find its old name was RAMKUND...you guys changed it yes it's not a big issue...but see on the other side the city where I came for is called Bakhtiyarpur...named after bakhtiyar khilji...you know he haven't even done anything for Islam....but he destroyed NALANDA University...search about it
@@explorerakshat4907 not really man, most Pakistanis don’t think destroying temples is good. Yes, I do agree they are more rigid but I don’t think a Lb average Pakistani thinks that way. Where the double standard they have is that if in majority they do believe Islamic rule is best but if not they prefer secular. Dual standards seen here
In 20 or 25 years' time, India will be to China as China is relative to India now, i.e., their positions will reverse. India is ascendant, while China is descending.
@@bodhisattva6308 what are you saying??? There can't be a single temple in Islamabad... Not even one. Govt for sake of image tried to build one last year but people bulldozed it. While Delhi alone has thousands of biggest mosque and Mazaars... While the Capital of "Kila Of Islam" can't even have one. Shame. That's the reality
Lovely hearing your travelogue, Uzair. It's always good to get third party feedback. India has surely changed in the last couple of decades and is at an inflection point. Please visit again soon.
I wonder if he noted the green-and-white nameplate Electric Vehicles this time in India. I noticed quite a few EVs in south bombay and Delhi in this trip.
That is so very true. They blame politics for the state of affairs. The scariest of Pakistanis are the English speaking Pakistanis. They are suave and they are the ones who camouflage the rabid Jihadi elements in Pakistan.
Loved the content of this podcast. I stumbled on this video and loved the delivery and hopeful ending. I know in a 100 years our generations will think how we wasted so many years fighting. Peace will happen. Love to all.
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Only if you know Pakistan was formed on the basis of 2 nation theory which says Hindus and Muslims are 2 nations. Hindus are getting fooled with sweet words.
@@arjunr5578 My friend, Pakistan is as real today as India. 2 nation or not. may be a 100 years from now, would we really want an enemy next door? you don't have to trust anyone, but would a peaceful neighborhood 100 years from now be a bad thing? To me, its a good dream worth fighting for.
@@saiyan1691 yes, that's today's reality. I do think Pakistan would course correct in few years. in age of internet not sure if this can carry on for too long. I am rooting for us and our Pakistani friends. hopefully we can all see reason and course correct.
@@sahilm11 you don’t know the Pakistani establishments policy of 1000 cuts of destroying India and their hate for Hindus Pakistani school textbooks. Once you research on that then you will have a different view. Your overtly positive outlook is from a fools paradise.
Your experiences will be different but equally pleasant when you visit South India - Hyderabad, Chennai, Bangaloru, Koichi, Trivandrum, Mysore, Vishakapatnam, ……The same can be said of NE and Kashmir.
Your observations relating to female workforce in India did indeed catch my attention. I take it that you found it quite amazing that there were so many ladies working in the labour force in different sectors in India, quite apart from Pakistan. This is something I don't understand especially being a Sikh living in Malaysia, a somewhat Muslim country as well but where you will find women working in every sector.. Our chief justice is a lady ( Muslim) . Our former anti-corruption chief was a lady. And many others too. Something must be done to Correct this imbalance in Pakistan.
No offence, mate... I was having a peg of whisky since its the start of a weekend, when YT 'suggested'' me this video. At 61+ I have seen, heard and listened a lot, but the moment I went past the few initial seconds (to be honest, I FF it) till I came to the main content. The, I was hooked. What caught me was the sheer honesty of the podcast. As a novelist and writer that is what I seek Just subscribed. Hope to hear from You. Regards!
He did not mention how good the Delhi and Mumbai airports are. That should have been the first thing he would have noticed comparing them to the Karachi and Lahore airports. He did not talk about the widespread knowledge of English. Lastly, and probably the most important, I like how he conveniently did not mention how Muslims in India are thriving everywhere with equal opportunities. I am sure he must have heard at least one azaan blaring out from a mosque loudspeaker on his India trip.
He gives me typical leftist vibes. Someone who wants to cover for islamism. Instead of giving credit to Hindus and their inclusive nature, he conveniently avoids any mention at all. Thats why i'm kinda glad pakistanis dont reall know how developed we are becoming. There will soon be a refugee crisis on our borders. I hope BSF is alert.
@@daniyalbbd5281 You have to be a troll right? Aazan is not banned and Eid is celebrated with the kind of opulence, openness and richness that you cannot even imagine.
To be honest, I understand what you are saying, I also wish to visit Sindh someday as my maternal ancestors were from there, they left Sindh 500 yrs ago due to religious persecution. But it's definitely not going to happen soon. Pakistan itni jaldi sudharne nahi waala. Two nation theory hawwa me nahi bani thi. There will be no talks until Pakistan stops funding and nurturing terrorists. Can't compromise our brothers in Army for mere tourism. Nuclear tests might not have happened in our time, but we have witnessed the Mumbai, Uri, and Pathankot attacks. Not just witnessed we have lost our family members and friends in those attacks. We know how many anti-India activities are funded by ISI within India. India's economic growth shows what we want as a nation, our actions and results show where we have put in our efforts and same goes with Pakistan. It's been in last 8 yrs that we didn't face any major bomb blast. We know how hard our agencies are working to protect the citizen. And quite the opposite is happening on the other side of the border. There is no comparison btw India and Pakistan. And I am saying all this to convey that no it's not mere politics which is keeping the issues alive. Your school books are enough to show what you people have been teaching your kids about other communities, specifically Hindus. The problem runs deep.
What would you say about what happened in England after India VS Pakistan match last yr? And what followed next? No govt. was involved there. Pakistanis attacked Indians especially Hindus there and spread fake news that Hindus kidnapped Muslim girl. Only to attack Hindus, accusations which were denied by English police. They even attacked Hindu Temples. Were govt. involved there? But they still tried to connect it to BJP and called it Hindutva fascism. LOL. Hardly anything was supported by evidence, on the other hand, 50+ Pakistani Muslims were arrested later.
On point, when Arabs invaded Sindh they gave choice to ruler of Sindh either to surrender and convert to Islam or get ready to fight that's the point when islamisation of Sindh started sadly all pakistani feel happy when they mentioned all this cruel invaders but they forget what they did to their ancestors
Keep doing the great job that you are doing. I am sending you my love & best wishes Uzair Younus. I am also from Khi. 💛🧡❤️ Prayers for the ever elusive & everlasting peace between India, Pakistan, & Bangladesh in general & for our South of Asia in particular! Aameen, Elaahi Aameen
We also wants peace. But it's not possible due to the mindset of the Pakistani army establishment. They are the main culprits. Because their existence is due to India enemity.
We need more conversations like this: spontaneous observations about natural situations.people are generally warm humans when they have not been schooled to hate....
The integration of women in public life was also the first thing I noticed when I went to Delhi for the first time in 2000. Saw a woman in a buttercup yellow sari driving a scooter on my way from the airport. It was a total shock to my system.
Hard to get thinkers in Pakistan. Really great and informative podcast regarding India. A healthy discussion is always soothing for people across borders. Though I dont believe in any friendship with Pakistan due to the bitter experiences but I do advocate that our neighbours should also progress to make this SE Asia prosper.
G-20 delegates r traveling across India and r experiencing different sides of India from art, culture , IT , AI technical institutes among others. So ,u probly saw so many banners across different cities. 😀 All the host cities ,sites r carrying the banners.
Proud to be an Indian. We believe in humanity and providing quality education to our children. Our government has given reservation for women in every field.. Jai Hind ❤️
@@tamberlame27 for a large country of 1.5 billion , which was independent for 70 plus years , access to toilets , drinking water , crop insurance , electricity , drinking water taps , free homes for BOP was a dream , modi has done many of the above in his rule of 6 years excluding 2 of corona - vaccinate 1.5 billion ..easy for you you to comment ...trying doing them mate .. i can list another 50
Very happy to have come across this video Sir. The observations are on spot and i can just imagine the way your tour would have gone. India has a long way to go and so does Pakistan. Let's hope all this negativity will end some day..
Hindus find it hard to live in Muslim majority areas. Ironically it should have been Hindus that should have asked for partition of India and transfer of population.
@@dollartreeshark6786 Millions of Hindus live so well in Middle East. Kuwait, Saudi etc are Muslim majority. And even if there is a bit of segregation on both sides, that is more for lower middle class and below. Upper class everywhere tends to be cosmopolitan
@@abhaygoel4090 In Middle East, you are not equals, and you are a service provider. There is not a struggle for lively hood between Muslims and Hindus as there is plenty of oil money. You have to also ponder on the question that Hindus and not claiming equal rights there. For example, friction would show up if Hindus start to construct their temples. Right now the relationship there is lop-sided. When there is real struggle even electricity bill collection from a Muslim mohalla by a Hindu becomes difficult. And there is envy, they just can’t see Hindus prosper, and that a Hindu become their leader, that was the reason for partition. You can’t sidestep this reality that already transpired and took 1.5 million Hindu and Sikh lives. Finally, you are not a civilizational threat where you are actively converting people into Hinduism, preaching supremacy of your Hindu civilization over theirs and demeaning them. In India, the expressed intent is to eliminate Hinduism and cut civilization just like in Pakistan and Bangladesh.
Bhai Temples hai pakistan me but very very very few are functional, remaining structures have been converted to residencial buildings and shops. I hope ki Dusro ke ways of attaining spiritual growth ko bhi pakistanis value kre in future. One thing I noticed that you didn't see people in India as muslims or non muslims , you talked about common masses , i think Jin logo ko keval muslims ke hi haal dekhne hote hai vo biased hote hai , unki identity muslims se grow hokar global nhi huyi hoti abhi , but I think some people in Pakistan would love to hear from you about muslims condition in India , thats ok as they want to know the reality as they see lot of propoganda on television
@@hassanaftab1270 Dear there are only 13 functional temples in Pakistan but there are 3 million mosques in India. Please don't even compare, it is embarrassing.
@@abhishektanwar8576 dear are 70lakh Hindus in Pakistan and there are 30 caror Muslims in India. Pakistan no doubt is a secular country but one thing that constitutes secularism it does. The government doesn't pay to any religious place of worship. Even Muslim ones. Imran Khan in fact introduced paying semenaires in phuktunkhuwa . But it is not done all over Pakistan. The 13 temples you mention are of historical importance of sakti peeths. The rest of 1000 temples exist in every corner and nook in hindu areas. I am not lying. Seen it first hand. Yes the society is very segregated hindu and Muslims. But they co exist. There are even gao shalas. They exist in sindh. Just sindh is so far away from the mainstream media that no one shows. They may not be rich and lavish but they are places of worship for poor people
@@stormshadow5266 Some of my friends from NE love Thepla, Dhokla, Dabeli to name a few. The list is too long tbh. Also, try to taste them in Gujarat if you can as their taste varies if you have it elsewhere and most of the times it's not as good. 👍
@@stormshadow5266 You may try the following Undhiyu Khandvi Tikhari Khakhra (jeera,methi) Handvo Sev-Khamni Dhokla Fafda, Vanela gaathiya Thepla Bhungla-Bateta ...
Nice to listening your experience about your ancestral village and rest part of India visit. your podcast will greatly help to come together India and Pakistan. hatred against each other can only reduced by individual experiences. my experience about digitalization of India, i have last visited bank some 5 year ago and ATM nearly 1 year ago.
I have been waiting for this much promised episode on your Indian tour and am delighted to hear your thoughtful analysis. Your observations as an outsider gave a different perspective to many things. I never thought of the new infrastructures being built in the terms of maximum benefit for the maximum number of people simply because it didn't strike me that there was any other way of doing it! The elite centric infrastructure development in Pakistan was a surprising piece of information. I think in India we are now witnessing a greater democratization among the population with the result that utilities like airports which were more exclusive just a decade earlier, are being used by a larger cross section of the society. The Bangalore airport, for eg, is widely used by migrant labourers travelling to and fro to Guwahati. They say it makes more sense to spend more on flight tickets than to lose a couple of days of extra wages which a train journey would entail. On top of that is the feeling of pride in the journey as well as the admiration from their native village. I would have thought that women participation in construction activity would be low because what we see in most cities is construction work being carried out by migrant workers. In the Southern States, migrant workers are generally male and leave their families behind in their native villages. When they do migrate with families, the women seem to take up work as domestic helps. Women from the lower economic strata of the richer southern States, generally prefer not to take up domestic help jobs and instead prefer to work in factories or in the housekeeping departments (the surprising fact is that domestic help wages might actually be higher if you are doing multiple households but that job is considered low dignity). You are right about education. Over the years you are seeing a rapid decrease in the number of school age kids roaming around during school hours. It used to be distressing to see the sheer number of migrant labourers' children not receiving an education in the Delhi NCR region in the early 2000s. The free education, free school meals, free books and uniforms which most States provide acts as an added incentive to keep the children in school. You are right about the infrastructure development that is taking place. Most of our cities are now dug up with new metro and road constructions coming up. Most of the cities are right now unlivable but once the metros are up and running and the roads are functional, the quality of life would definitely go up. Sadly the pace of construction is not anywhere close to what we would like since all too often the work would be brought to a halt because of stay orders and disputes. Democracy always takes more time than autocracy!
We did 74 billion transactions on UPI in 2022. This is worth $1.6 trillion. The number of UPI transactions are doubling YoY. UPI is truly something that India should be very proud of.
I loved the effort you put to portray positive in both societies, rather what we can hate each other for. Let's promote peace harmony. Once again thanks for the effort
Uzairbhai, I love listening to you 😊😊very happy hearing that you visited your ancestral place. You must have had a great feelign to step on the very soil your ancestors lived for hundreds of years.
Great perspective. I can relate quite well. As an overseas Indian I have visited Pakistan and every time there was a positive camaraderie and good vibes from the regular folks.
Fairly accurate view on India - we're still behind but on the way up, also you saw what I would consider the more developed parts of India - Bihar & the East in general remain very poor with woeful infrastructure due to their state governments being about caste/religion & remaining Socialist in their Economic policy.
True I'm from jharkhand ik Bihar & jharkhand is all about caste politics & socialist mindset... North east though is developed... West Bengal is poor just like Bihar jharkhand
I don't find any similarities with Pakistani culture. Even if we compare it with Punjab, Rajasthan or Gujarat which border Pakistan, women are very much progressive in Punjab and Gujarat which is very much ahead(women do some kind of business from their homes also). As a south Indian except for older generations in border areas I don't think we Indians find anything common with Pakistanis. Our minsets are like North and South pole. Within 8 years India has progressed extremely and I have not used much cash in three years nit even visited atm or bank much.
Exactly, as a bengali I find no similarity with Pakistanis. There are so many cultural nuances in our eastern culture, our indigenous tribes etc that any Pakistani person has never heard of.
I was waiting for this video..your observation on little things whicj made big difference for human developement in India..I really appreciate you travelled here
That was a refreshing discourse on your travels to India. As an Indian I worked 17 years in Qatar right through the 70s and 80s. I had some wonderful buddies from Pakistan some of whom I still keep in touch with. It was my dream to visit Pakistan as it is undeniably a beautiful country, and people are friendly without a doubt. Sadly I never got that opportunity and have since 2002 lived in New Zealand. I still have hopes of visiting Pakistan, and with a kiwi pp it probably will be easier this time round. Great vlog! 👍
They are not going to be asking for your passport when they come for you. One look at your Indian skin will be enough. The Pakistanis inside Pakistan are not the same as the lot you meet outside. The ones outside have left because they have a progressive, growth mindset. The ones left behind don't; they usually have a conspiracy mindset. You are warned.
Mr. S. You are a narrow minded jerk. It only takes a global citizen to appreciate different people cultures and places. You have the same attitude as the ruling govt .
Thanks Uzair for this 'stream of consciousness'. Indians, remember YOU are RESPONSIBLE for such news. I would have NEVER expected to see such news before 2014. Thanks to 🇮🇳 and Indians for electing Modiji and the BJP. My head used to hang in shame when I used to see the UPA, it's corruption, its minority appeasement and how PM MMS was treated by pappu and his party. Like the rest of the world, I too was shocked to see the UPA give a non response to 26/11 due to their vote bank politics. If we don't want to return to those days, it's Modi and BJP again in 2024 🙏💪
Dear UzairBhai. Greetings from Mumbai, You have been very balanced, objective in analysis . This video wasnt any different, but only this time you talked about visit to India- Delhi, Agra, Rajkot/ Saurashtra, Mumbai and Goa . Some common points which i fully endorse your views : 1. Women participation is high, but mostly in Delhi, Mumbai, Goa as compared to Gujarat 2. Digital payment options have increased alot for common person in day 2 day life. even though, cash is still the King , as RBI data shows Cash in circulation as % of GDP has been rising 3. Inspite of Communal tension created by certain elements from ruling party, basic fabric of Indian society remains secular. Your observations in Gujarat confirmed that. Surely, uoi must have noticed diversity in religious places and peaceful coexistence of diff religious groups in Mumbai, Delhi, Goa , Agra also. 4. India inspite of its challenges in Infrastructure - unruly traffic , congested airports ..is making efforts to move ahead. Videos about your visit to India got lot of traction here in India , mainly becoz it were full of praise for India 🙂 India and Pakistan both are in low income category . Both countries have to pull-up socks to get Per capita income cross atleast $10,000 to make visible impact on lives of poorest people in both countries. Instead of competing with each other, India & Pakistan need to collaborate to get economic development moving at rapid pace.
One nerrative that I see in 99% of Pakistani youtubers and main media... MUSALMANO PAR BAHUT ZULM Hota hai India Mai.....did you get to see or experience any of this??
I disagree that Pakistanis and Indians are the similar people. Else we would not have separated. Your history starts from Md. Bin Qasim. Our history goes back more than 5,000 years. And we tell that with pride. You sometimes want to become like Arabs, sometimes Turks. We always want to remain wherever we are as Indians, nothing else. We are Indian first. You are Islamic first.
I am from India and is a pleasant experience listening to some sane voice of Pakistani origin. My sincere view is though India appears to be in a right trajectory, but it is a long way before we become anywhere near a developed country. For India, Chinese development must be an inspiration though we hate their bulliness, suppression of human rights and freedom and their wolf warrior diplomacy. Atleast in India , fundamentals like rule of law, Education, openness and tolerance are strong. But, in Pakistan, they are driven by obsession with Kashmir and hatred towards Hindus and India and radicalisation of youth is quite significant. Unless Pakistani think tanks and the leadership address these primary issues, I don't think there will be any significant change in condition of Pakistan. India , though a large country is a very benign neighbour and has no history of any aggression towards its neighbours. On the other hand, Chinese nature and how they bully their neighbours is well known and unfortunately, Pakistan has trusted China so much and partial reason for this present economic condition is bad debts from China . China us not bothered about the Economic viability of the projects in host country, they just see their interests and all the debts are at very high interest rates. Imagine if Pakistan has good relations with India, how India would have supported Pakistan at low interest rates unlike Chinese loans which come at very high interest rates and the projects are executed with inferior quality.
Every Pakistani should stop talking about cultural similarities with India. There are none now. Indian culture is progressive and aspirational whereas Pakistan has a regressive culture and a closed society.
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Yeah if all r same then why they chose to build different country
Alhamdullila
Plus some pseudo seculars in India. There are no similarities between us! You name your weapons on Ghazi, Gaznavi and Babur who looted India and killed millions of people. You look to Middle East or Turkey for your lost identities. We are not same!!!
Yeah he is comparing terrorist islam culture with Hinduism
Couples can't even go to the movies in Pakistan unless they're "family".
Even as a Muslim I thank God I was born in a progressive country like India.
Good for you. I hope you love living a second class citizen in an otherwise ugly country
99 percent Muslims in India supports the taliban regime. Deep inside you also feel the same.
Kyuki culture hai na india ka
What's your view on us, when your scriptures says polithiest are worst creature. Kill and hate them??
@@ex-muslimzakir8323 Don’t know about killing. Politihiests are mentally unstable though
Twenty eight years ago, when we decided to move back to India from the USA, this Pakistani guy was very shocked that how would we adjust to the change in the office environment amongst other things. I really had to reassure him that office scenes were pretty much the same in India or the US. He found it so hard to believe.
Yeah not so much with Europe and Australia. It's much more chilled. I will struggle if I go back. So need to think where I can fit if I go back.
@@Tpb247 bengaluru is definitely not for you then.....try somewhere NE ...lots of peace there hehe
@@siddhantshukla8102 hehe
@@Tpb247 loser say by by ..don't comment here get lost from here .
More power to you!
India is an open society because of our Hindu culture !!!
But issues of vegetarianism and cow do exists.
@@vinsin328People eat Non-Veg its very common, and cow issues - well its a Hindu majority country, most of us don't eat beef and its banned in many states. I wouldn't expect Pork being served in Pakistan coz its Haram in Islam, similarly don't expect the same here in India.
Bas kir firstly 70% of Indians are non veg. And every place in India has both non veg and veg options. And south India, north east India also coastal India are all non veg states. 3. There is no prb in vegetarianism. It's a healthy lifestyle. And we are proud to have many cows coz that makes India no 1 producer of milk and makes dairy products cheaper in India aka butter ghee cheese milk ice cream etc.
Yeah that's why you elect hate mongers
@@ss-ye4nubhai itna nahi hai kayi log non veg nahi khaate bhai culture me allow nahi kiya jaanwaro par julm karna 😇❤️🤗☺️😊🙂
I am from Goa. The beauty of Goa lies in its narrow roads, beautiful coconut Trees and greenery all around. The roads can be developed with wide lanes but it would spoil the beauty of Goa. 😊
Agreed but for easy access better roads are necessary..
100%!! And roads are bigger where they need to be...highways. so there's a good balance between maintaining the sanctity of the place and modernization.
The roads of Goa aren’t that narrow
It's heaven for me, the best place in the whole wide world.
Minimum 3 trips to Goa per year are mandatory for me.
Love Goa and Goans.
Irfan Shaikh Ji, U R absolutely right, as a native Goan U will not want your home state to become "over-developed" and thereby lose its character and charm.
Brother you forgot to mention Law and Order difference between Mumbai and Karachi.
You don't need to worry while walking on roads of Mumbai but you can not walk freely on roads of Karachi due to high street crimes.
90s of Mumbai was highly violent. Dawood chota Raja and company D. Mumbai police encounter hell lot of people to make the city safe also did lot human rights violation in the process
@@shbhmmn it wasn't violent in terms of street crimes, even in the heyday of company d
@@shbhmmn in 90 as you say it was dispute between two gangs. They were killing each other. No commen people were harassed. Do not compare Mumbai with any Pakistani city. The law & Order of this city was far better and still is better than any Pakistani city or Indian city.
Mumbai is safer than other big cities within India
Thanks to PPP for destroying Karachi
I am living in Bengaluru, and I am not joking but I didnt use hard cash in last 6 months because I don't have to...Everyone accepts Online payments and I can see the digital transformation...I want to appriciate both opposition and ruling party. Back in the days, In 1991, Manmohan Singh, as Finance Minister, he abolished the Licence Raj, a source of slow economic growth and corruption in the Indian economy for decades. He liberalised the Indian economy, allowing it to speed up development dramatically. and now Modi ji also focusing on devolopment in various sections. :)
bhai it's been 2 years for me since i withdrew cash from my bank account
@@MegaApurv007 oh wow!!😀
yup i was in reliance mall and this guy brought cash and the cashier was not -he offered him all options all digital --same happened in delhi mumbai expressway some remote village and he told that pls pay for tea samosa by digital
Agree
Bangalore is love.
Uzair, I don't know if this makes sense to you. The fundamental issue with Pakistan is a lack of identity. Macro economics are just a result of a collective effort. The denial of one's own roots is probably the biggest issue.
the fundamental issue is lack of hard work. hard working intelligent people realize what kind of failed ideological project pakistan is and jump ship. Anyone with half a brain doesn't want to be involved in the islamist project and therefore absolute morons end up running the ship.
Yes, a tree cannot exist without roots. There are two fundamental problems - one you mentioned, and the other being hatred for Hindus, the very basis on which the country was created.
@@lets_discuss5352 lmao you have got it wrong, no body is obsessed with Hindus here, the reason it existed was to secure our privilege to practice our religion without being in danger from cults. Unlike you guys, we don't consume Indian news 24/7, no body cares about your politics neither what's happening in India. It's the grapevine here and there making headlines because if the location we all share and some low tier resources just take those highlights and spread them with no sense of responsibility. The hatred part is so you guys, i have Indian friends and their parents hate it when they communicate with us but here our parents are totally fine and just find it curious and happy. That's the difference aside from few illiterate extremists.
That one percent difference is we are still protecting masjid where there is no Muslims...and on the other hand most of the Pakistani thinks destroying temples is direct ticket to JANAT...I don't want to spread hate but want to open your eyes....which was hypnotized by your government by teaching you completely wrong history....I may sound rude but if you really want a change you have to think about it...find the old name of Islamabad...you will not find it in your government website...I am not saying trust our website but see any other countries website you will find its old name was RAMKUND...you guys changed it yes it's not a big issue...but see on the other side the city where I came for is called Bakhtiyarpur...named after bakhtiyar khilji...you know he haven't even done anything for Islam....but he destroyed NALANDA University...search about it....search the origin of meaning of Lahore, srinagar,jammu,...etc I am not trying to take you away from your religion ...I just want you to read your history reagain cause now in the time of internet every thing is available ...
Pakistan is confused about roots and therefore identity. Like the Ashrafs in India, the elite think that their roots are outside of India, in Turkey, in Arabia, but not in India. Look at the sudden popularity of the TV series Eurtgul in Pakistan. He is actually a minor footnote in Turkey.
No we are not the same .... Pakistani mindset is vastly different from an Indian mindset!!!!
Indian mindset is just khichdi
Inhe sirf ji ad karna hai
🤣 🤣 Don't speak the truth bro.. He is trying hard to be delusional
Right
@porkipaki6216 is bande ki ek podcast hai ek doosre bande k sath, naam nhi yaad raha. Oos podcast k end may question & answers ka section dekh Lena aur ekdum end may iss bande ki baat sunna. Koi bhaichara nhi hai, economic stability aane tak ye Hindu Muslim bhai bhai karenge, jaise he hamare jitne paise aaye Gaye, sabse pehle gala hamara he kaatenge. Islam kabhi kisi ka dost nhi ho sakta, na he uske pille.
I don’t know why leftist and international media paints india in such a negative manner. We are inclusive, we respect all the backgrounds. We take care of our history no matter what the origin is. A normal average indian is always welcoming.
Because the globalist and the powers that be, want to install a puppet governemnt which is subservient to their needs and demands.
Absolutely correct
Becoz they are funded by organisations which are left centric and they have superior race mindset .. and they know the potential of india .. they wanna keep india in check .. more india develops you will see more human rights etc issues becoz that's how western world deal with countries they don't like or they don't wanna see in competition. It's just geopolitics
I'm from Central India but you must visit South Indian also whenever you come to India.
You will be amazed !!!
Most of the Pakistani are only aware about North Culture.
haa bhai its true but if they will see our beloved south india they will get shocks kyunki inko lgta hai india sirf north tkk hee hai aur purai india mai aisa hee culture hai south ka development dekhenge toh kya hoga inka
South India is a sharp contrast to the north in terms of culture and geography but just as good as north to live.
Not only south, but east and Neast too ...
He is amazed by Delhi, What Bengaluru will do to him is God Knows
Why south why not central States ?? like MP, CG and Rajasthan they're awesome compared to many states.
If Modi gets another term, by the end of 2034 India would be unrecognizable both in terms of development and in terms of Geopolitical position as a superpower. However, it will take till 2044 to become a developed country provided we don’t get any corrupt government in between.
Modi is going nowhere until and unless he wants to go
@Kraken Thunder up is hosting investors summit every year. Up is 2nd in ease of doing business under yogi raj. He has improved law and order situation of up. He is building many expressway in UP. I don't think he has narrow vision on development and governance
It will be lot sooner coz India is soon gonna be 3rd largest economy
@Left Are you from Pakistan?
Yogi,Himanta Da combo will come to Centre after retirement of Modi and his team in 2029/34..Annamalai from Tamil Nadu and Tejaswi Surya from Karnataka will take Baton in 2044/49.
It's not India's moment ... It's India's century 😇😇
Well said!
Bihar is also part of India.
@@shivbhatt5536 hmm so they don't have UPI in Bihar?
Optimistic too but there's alot to do we shouldn't compare ourselfs to neighbors but should be competing against us n china
@@nnbg8000 they don't have factories, industry, good lifestyle. Moreover, they are producing like cockroaches.
How beautiful here in India kafir take care of dargah and in Pakistan mandir demolished everyday. I know you somehow say babri masjid was demoslihed in India but you don't know that babri was built upon a ram tample. So it explain why they demolish.
If someone destroys a religious structure, then another person destroys that religious structure. Then there are just 2 religious destroyers there.
Two wrongs dont make a right.
@@TheLowsofSolipsism it's totally different my dear when your scriptures says to demolish kafir's tample. Your Mohamed did such things to mushrikin of makka. So what could we except to Quran following muslim. No others religion scriptures says to hate, kill, worst creatures to polytheist.
@Ex-Muslim Zakir im not muslim and youre not an ex muslim either. Mosr likely IT Cell.
"A little knowledge is dangerous" Mr.Stranger. i could make blatnt stuff and find more links to start an argument but let's not go there
@@TheLowsofSolipsism They are not both same thing. Some one takes your land and you file a case and get it back are two different things. You must me a Muslim.
Sir , Pakistan is operating correctly as per design, barring ups & downs. Intent was always to be laser-focused on subduing Hindus. Structure of choice was feudal-militaristic. Economic plan of choice was to extract funds from rich Western & Arab countries based on strategic location.
India-Pakistan relations are, in fact, in their normal, natural state. I expect they will become even more honest as time goes by. Pakistan attitude has been very clear from day one . Now Indian state has realized it is better to move on and try to progress without Pak .
Brilliant points!
yes, present administration correctly decided that its waste to engage in fruitless peace talks that would fly out of the window after a terror attack originating from Pakistan and this cycle would continue. Realistically unless the Pakistan army is convinced no point for all these negotiations
Right on mark.
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I am glad your trip to India was good ❤
Come back soon! There are many more places to see here. The nature of India is also very good, we have waterfalls, mountains, desert, beaches, northeast greenery and some amazing architectural marvels like the ancient hindu temples in the south and the forts of Rajasthan, the mountain ranges and the pahadi scenic beauty.
So happy to see our neighbors are growing.
Till now pakistan had only hatred for India now suddenly love is coming from Pakistani I am so much surprised and in doubt man tell me what's the hidden intentions of you paki.
Pakistan is far beyond your imagination my friend. Think above the media, politicians and territories. Nobody wants war.
@@hamzabhattix2 bh0sdi ke hame na sikha ki kya hai pakistan s@@li anpadh jahil gawar boot chaat qaum
@@hamzabhattix2 Pakistan is not beyond my imagination infact it is very down or low than my imagination second thing the hatred I have seen in pakistan's normal people is much more than the hatred that pakistani politicians hold by the way politicians is also chose by your people so they are responsible for every wrong.
@@hamzabhattix2Ignore this fool
I don't understand why no one talk about two nation theory, Muslims don't want to live with Hindus. This was the problem before and it's still there. Hindus don't mind other religions but Muslim does. If anyone goes or meet pakistani people you will see they are Muslim first and whenever they are in majority other religion have to be on backfoot. Both countries problems are not only political but mainly religious.
The Muslim league was the rich zamindaar class who feared the socialist policies of nehru. Two nation theory was anideal vehicle to rile up people. It was always farcical but once pakistan was created they have dug themselves deeper and deeper to justify their existence.
Well said!!
Because hindus are chutiya, like he said they still worship on majaar
Yes truth is bitter
Well said sir 🙂
"हिन्दू और मुस्लिम दो अलग कौमें है,अलग विचारधारा है ,जो कभी साथ नहीं रह सकती"
--- मोहम्मद अली जिन्नाह
India is a marvelously splendid country.World ke sbhi religion,1000 languages,dialects,Dalits,tribals ko sambhalna with largest democracy accompanied by smooth transition of power and moreover helping other countries like sending tones of wheat to Afghanistan again and again,building parliaments of Afghanistan,Gambia etc,also providing relief material worth crores to Turkey,Sri Lanka,Bangladesh.IT IS NOT A CUP OF TEA FOR ANY NATION.And moreover India is ruled by British for 300 years +300 years ruled by Mughals and still having highest GDP growth and taking over the world with its ceo is next to impossible.Only India can do this 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥Proud to be an indian ❤️
India has always focused on railways before roadways. Now we are focusing on both.
Also India is so huge. Its not possible to build expressways everywhere. Routes are decided for expressway depending on its usability & necessity.
Not just that India is big in size...so are US and China. But the diversity of terrain! From coastal areas to deserts and dry rough terrains to hilly regions to flood affected lowlands to earthquake prone Himalayan tectonic belt to snow covered mountainous...etc. US is not that diverse. And China is developed mostly in the Eastern areas. India is developing all regions (only Northeast got ignored...but thats also changing now)!
Good to hear some positive news even if its about India. I just returned to Karachi after two decades in US and just feel so depressed at the injustices and lack of opportunity being suffered by ordinary individuals.
A few years ago I found myself on a plane from Los Angeles to Mumbai via Dubai next to a Pakistani woman and her 15 year old son on their way to Karachi for a 10 trip for a family wedding.
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Merit speaks in India. Competition is heavy. Only merit survives. Not status, connections.
@@ArmageddonIsHere So what's your point?
@@induchopra3014 Haha! What about reservation?
@@induchopra3014 lol yeah jai Shah is on merit
Uzair, very sharp observation about the rapid growth in India. You are spot on regarding adoption of digital payments. Optimization of infrastructure, built for the many and not the elite few…..excellent observations.
It's 5000 year old Indian culture that respect every religion and maintain their monument in excellent condition.
I wished if you've traveled to Southern India. I am a Bengali but living in Southern state of Andhra Pradesh so I have an outsider view of this state. It would have been interesting to see how a Pakistani would see Southern India. To me, it's a cultural shock. If you have seen gender inclusion in North India it's at a totally another level in South India. Here it is not a surprise to see women driving trucks, public transport or work on forklifts, earthmovers and it isn't even a news. Also people are lot more gentle, educated, disciplined and life is a lot more predictable (I mean compared to West Bengal). I run a small business here and in my circles >90% of people have never been to Bombay/Delhi or north of vindhyas but would have been all over the world.
@@kawan5851 What? He clearly said he is talking about gender inclusion in Karachi.
What's Bombay? Is it some South Indian dish?
@@jaibholenath6900 Lol, I am an old guy and studied in IITB. I still couldn't get Mumbai into my system. Sorry! Jai Maharashtra.
@@blackrockorange ok in this case I can give him the benefit of doubt (if he was talking about Karachi only) and can delete my comment.
@@kawan5851 See, its possible that India has higher participation of women in workforce than typically found in Pakistan. And that's because we have had women specific programs since last 20-25 years. You can see advertisements dating back to 2003 on TH-cam (I mean TV ads of 2003 on TH-cam). And many others - such as educational fund accounts for daughters. If you deposit 1k for 5 years, govt will give you back 4k after 5 years if you spend that money on your daughter's education. Women get higher interest rates on their bank deposits. There is 33% reservation of seats in Engg/Medical institutes for girls, and they get discounted rates for fee. You see, we have had such programs spanning more than 2+ decades. So, its possible that we have higher participation in workforce.
you should have visited Bangalore ... this is where the startup action is... where the exports and high end value is coming ..IT , Bio Tech, Aerospace , Fintech, E commerce .. as they say it is the center of the center
Pakistanis' idea of "India" is Punjab and the Muslim parts of India: Delhi, UP, etc.
Most haven't heard of Bangalore, although UZAIR surely has.
Why not Gurgaon and Noida which is part of Delhi NCR. He would have felt like in diffrent country.
@@lifeisbeautiful6367 every part of India feels like another country! That is why Bharatha is known as "Subcontinent"
@@vivekanandan5093 yep…. So much diversity
@@lifeisbeautiful6367 Yes Gurgaon is father of Bangalore
Uzair, I follow your work on TH-cam and i really like your content. I am glad that you could make this trip. I am an Indian but we originally come from Bangladesh ( Pabna) and it has been my lifetime desire to make a similar trip. Congratulations to both of you and I am glad that you had a positive trip.
You can easily make the trip, as it's way easier to get Bangladeshi visas for Indians, than it is for Pakistanis to get Indian visas.
Can any Hindu go to pakistan and get this kind of experience? Can he see his ancestral home and come back to India in one piece?
Thank you for showing positive side. We all love you too.. proud INDIAN 💞
After listening to his experience as a Pakistani i have feeling mixed emotions. I am Sad, Happy and Nostalgic at the same time. Wanna visit India sooo bad.
U can't afford man.
You are welcome but please don't take pictures of south Bombay hotel interior plans and leave the Leopold cafe alone.
@@dontTalkBullshit lol what do you mean?
@@PTI_USA very funny haha
@@AbdulRehman-ok6ls I mean pakistan economy is destroyed there is so much expensiveness there, people don't have money that's why you can't afford a trip to India coz you wouldn't have money.
Once an economist said, India is a country which disappoints Optimists & Pessimists alike. We have a really really long way to go compared to rest of the world.
Ruchir Sharma
there are 2 indias, the india above the vindhyas which you could call northern india western india , and southern india - 4 states ...life in southern India is way better , than anywhere in India
true
@@manojchittayil3326 another dum bbb southieeee..have u ever been to any other country outside of India??
@@manojchittayil3326 - bullseye
Indian don't feel how much we have progressed in 21st century because we are used to it now.
This experience by a non-Indian is truly amazing.
He is just money maker capitalist...all of these praises are for likes and subscribes...making the most of gig digital economy by targeting a viewers base of billions....don’t heed to his advice, he is not loyal to his motherland, how can he be that loyal in praising India....its all gimmick,just to gather subscribers...Pakistanis are dumb to the core,coz they don’t have that STEM acumen....what he was talking about women emancipation stuff and blah blah blah is just attestation to it....there is an expected utility function in economics, and that Ivy League economic principle of expected utility brought in to sheds by taliban ...yes those cave dwelling, duffers, and that against the super power USA, America had all the technological might ,but their battle against taliban was the battle of attrition with the tag line “ let’s see who gets tired first”...Americans with all their tomahawks and daisy cutters couldn’t offset taliban coz their expected utility was very high, compare to American filled bellies of Big Macs and tacos, the talibans were more used to starvation and here we go, the 100 year old of concept which originated from the Ivy League economist of Yale’s and Harvard’s went into drain...
You are a very observant and intellectual person Uzair, every country could use more of people like you, certainly Pakistan as well. Sending you good wishes from Delhi, India
You say partition was a shame but who's fault was partition? Pakistan is reaping what it sowed.
Indian Muslims.
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Partition is blessing. .
Those who caused partition are still inside India & did not ALL move to Pakistan despite 99% of them voting for it.
@@vinsin328 I am from an Indian Muslim family and we agree actually. Our community has a major leadership problem and parts of the religion are very outdated and cannot be applied in the 21st century. Muslims need to realize that the glory days of Islamic Empires are over. Everything that happened in the past was a product of its time. I think the community needs more people to realize this bitter truth and to embrace change. My only advice to the crazy section of Hindus (all Hindus I've met are very nice people) is to at least not spook moderate, reasonable Muslims into that batch and to encourage them to speak out. That's what I love about people like Modi, Jaishankar and Maj. Gaurav Arya.
Great summary and a travel blog!
I however disagree with some points you raise, my conclusion after meeting many Pakistanis in Singapore US and UK
1. Elitism: The people i have met are all from extremely privileged background, mostly kids of Army officers, Bureaucrats or defence contractors, Indian diaspora is all about merit. Pakistani people simply disown the poverty in their own country
2 Education: Pakistani are brainwashed by their education system, i have seen lack of critical thinking and a narrative of falsehood even in the foreign educated people
3. Gender bias this is very deep routed
4. Religious rigidity; Pakistani are very stiff and rigid about religion and discussions around it, this is in complete contrast in India where such discussions are common in educated people
Well mentioned. I have a lot of good Pakistani friends in Canada. Not seen much elitism here but gender segregation is very strong and level of religious brainwashing is at a different level.
Maybe your personality attracts negativity that's the reason you haven't met some decent Pakistanis.
@@TheWeezybaby16 I don’t think he meant his contacts are indecent. My Pakistani friends are respectable and good people. But gender bias and firm opinions on Islamic world view is at a different level. They are also generous and helpful to others. I am not trying to portray all negative which it is not 100 percent. We are a mix of all
@@TheWeezybaby16 your comments actually supports my observation. Please avoid personal comments and keep the criticism civil. Have a wonderful day!
You have hit the nail on the head. There are many differences between India and Pakistan, but the 3 most important ones are secular education versus Islamic indoctrination, pace of social reforms and importance of armed forces in the county. The bottom line is inclusively of Hinduism versus exclusionary Islam.
Your observations are spot on bro. But compared to pakisthan india is too big. We cannot make india developed in 10 or 15 years. It will take time because of the large land mass and humongous population. But in 20 years pls visit again and u will be amazed..
Such a refreshing take. Probably it’s the honesty , unassuming narration of your podcast. I stumbled upon this video thanks to the algorithm , thanks I did. Thanks for sharing your perspective.
Being a memon i really facsniated to your visit to rajkot and your ancestors' village and india's economic devolpmemt is now gaining momentum, thete is a separate argument how we compare with China but definitely your observations is correct it is decision making for the people.
Memons are educated and so business oriented as I see in Canada 🇨🇦
That one percent difference is we are still protecting masjid where there is no Muslims...and on the other hand most of the Pakistani thinks destroying temples is direct ticket to JANAT...I don't want to spread hate but want to open your eyes....which was hypnotized by your government by teaching you completely wrong history....I may sound rude but if you really want a change you have to think about it...find the old name of Islamabad...you will not find it in your government website...I am not saying trust our website but see any other countries website you will find its old name was RAMKUND...you guys changed it yes it's not a big issue...but see on the other side the city where I came for is called Bakhtiyarpur...named after bakhtiyar khilji...you know he haven't even done anything for Islam....but he destroyed NALANDA University...search about it
@@explorerakshat4907 not really man, most Pakistanis don’t think destroying temples is good. Yes, I do agree they are more rigid but I don’t think a Lb average Pakistani thinks that way. Where the double standard they have is that if in majority they do believe Islamic rule is best but if not they prefer secular. Dual standards seen here
In 20 or 25 years' time, India will be to China as China is relative to India now, i.e., their positions will reverse.
India is ascendant, while China is descending.
@@bodhisattva6308 what are you saying??? There can't be a single temple in Islamabad... Not even one. Govt for sake of image tried to build one last year but people bulldozed it.
While Delhi alone has thousands of biggest mosque and Mazaars... While the Capital of "Kila Of Islam" can't even have one. Shame.
That's the reality
Lovely hearing your travelogue, Uzair. It's always good to get third party feedback. India has surely changed in the last couple of decades and is at an inflection point. Please visit again soon.
I wonder if he noted the green-and-white nameplate Electric Vehicles this time in India. I noticed quite a few EVs in south bombay and Delhi in this trip.
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One thing I observed , Pakistani experts never talk about the real problem of terrorism sponsored by Pakistani establishment
That is so very true. They blame politics for the state of affairs. The scariest of Pakistanis are the English speaking Pakistanis. They are suave and they are the ones who camouflage the rabid Jihadi elements in Pakistan.
The problem with us Indians we start celebrating too early. We are far away from our true potential but you see lot of chest thumping...
True and sadly so - premature ejaculation is never a good phenomenon
Right we need atleast 20 more years patience
Loved the content of this podcast. I stumbled on this video and loved the delivery and hopeful ending. I know in a 100 years our generations will think how we wasted so many years fighting. Peace will happen. Love to all.
That country will never change they still teach hate in schools
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Only if you know Pakistan was formed on the basis of 2 nation theory which says Hindus and Muslims are 2 nations. Hindus are getting fooled with sweet words.
@@arjunr5578 My friend, Pakistan is as real today as India. 2 nation or not. may be a 100 years from now, would we really want an enemy next door? you don't have to trust anyone, but would a peaceful neighborhood 100 years from now be a bad thing? To me, its a good dream worth fighting for.
@@saiyan1691 yes, that's today's reality. I do think Pakistan would course correct in few years. in age of internet not sure if this can carry on for too long. I am rooting for us and our Pakistani friends. hopefully we can all see reason and course correct.
@@sahilm11 you don’t know the Pakistani establishments policy of 1000 cuts of destroying India and their hate for Hindus Pakistani school textbooks. Once you research on that then you will have a different view. Your overtly positive outlook is from a fools paradise.
So that should make you a gujju. No wonder you are an economist and constructive in thoughts. Good to hear from you.
He is a gujju by heritage but has been denied this knowledge. Jinnah was also a gujju
@@Gappasappa Are you from Gujarat?
Your experiences will be different but equally pleasant when you visit South India - Hyderabad, Chennai, Bangaloru, Koichi, Trivandrum, Mysore, Vishakapatnam, ……The same can be said of NE and Kashmir.
Your observations relating to female workforce in India did indeed catch my attention. I take it that you found it quite amazing that there were so many ladies working in the labour force in different sectors in India, quite apart from Pakistan.
This is something I don't understand especially being a Sikh living in Malaysia, a somewhat Muslim country as well but where you will find women working in every sector.. Our chief justice is a lady ( Muslim) . Our former anti-corruption chief was a lady. And many others too.
Something must be done to Correct this imbalance in Pakistan.
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Compare that to the state of hindu temples in Pakistan
Glad you had a good experience
No offence, mate... I was having a peg of whisky since its the start of a weekend, when YT 'suggested'' me this video. At 61+ I have seen, heard and listened a lot, but the moment I went past the few initial seconds (to be honest, I FF it) till I came to the main content. The, I was hooked.
What caught me was the sheer honesty of the podcast. As a novelist and writer that is what I seek
Just subscribed. Hope to hear from You. Regards!
He did not mention how good the Delhi and Mumbai airports are. That should have been the first thing he would have noticed comparing them to the Karachi and Lahore airports. He did not talk about the widespread knowledge of English. Lastly, and probably the most important, I like how he conveniently did not mention how Muslims in India are thriving everywhere with equal opportunities. I am sure he must have heard at least one azaan blaring out from a mosque loudspeaker on his India trip.
He gives me typical leftist vibes. Someone who wants to cover for islamism. Instead of giving credit to Hindus and their inclusive nature, he conveniently avoids any mention at all. Thats why i'm kinda glad pakistanis dont reall know how developed we are becoming. There will soon be a refugee crisis on our borders. I hope BSF is alert.
Azaan is banned in Endia , all Muslims are not allowed to pray namaz and Eid is banned by Mudi , what are you talking about
@@daniyalbbd5281 You have to be a troll right? Aazan is not banned and Eid is celebrated with the kind of opulence, openness and richness that you cannot even imagine.
@@rationaloperator4165 not true, I watched a documentary about Endia where police was beating Muslims for praying namaz and Mudi banned Eid in 2014
@@daniyalbbd5281 lol too funny
To be honest, I understand what you are saying, I also wish to visit Sindh someday as my maternal ancestors were from there, they left Sindh 500 yrs ago due to religious persecution. But it's definitely not going to happen soon. Pakistan itni jaldi sudharne nahi waala. Two nation theory hawwa me nahi bani thi. There will be no talks until Pakistan stops funding and nurturing terrorists. Can't compromise our brothers in Army for mere tourism. Nuclear tests might not have happened in our time, but we have witnessed the Mumbai, Uri, and Pathankot attacks. Not just witnessed we have lost our family members and friends in those attacks. We know how many anti-India activities are funded by ISI within India. India's economic growth shows what we want as a nation, our actions and results show where we have put in our efforts and same goes with Pakistan. It's been in last 8 yrs that we didn't face any major bomb blast. We know how hard our agencies are working to protect the citizen. And quite the opposite is happening on the other side of the border. There is no comparison btw India and Pakistan. And I am saying all this to convey that no it's not mere politics which is keeping the issues alive. Your school books are enough to show what you people have been teaching your kids about other communities, specifically Hindus. The problem runs deep.
What would you say about what happened in England after India VS Pakistan match last yr? And what followed next? No govt. was involved there. Pakistanis attacked Indians especially Hindus there and spread fake news that Hindus kidnapped Muslim girl. Only to attack Hindus, accusations which were denied by English police. They even attacked Hindu Temples. Were govt. involved there? But they still tried to connect it to BJP and called it Hindutva fascism. LOL. Hardly anything was supported by evidence, on the other hand, 50+ Pakistani Muslims were arrested later.
Understand the real problem. Don't blame it on some small section's cheap politics. You won't find solution like this.
Exactly! I was thinking the same.
Very well said
On point, when Arabs invaded Sindh they gave choice to ruler of Sindh either to surrender and convert to Islam or get ready to fight that's the point when islamisation of Sindh started sadly all pakistani feel happy when they mentioned all this cruel invaders but they forget what they did to their ancestors
Wonderful Brother! I appreciate your truthfulness and sincerity. Do visit India again and again.
Frankly, I did not realize all the positive stuff that has been happening in my country. 😊
you didn't notice fasttag and UPI?
Why ? Is it BCz u reside in some badboodar rape jihad ki najayaz paidaish ganduudin namazi aashiq gay rasool Muslims infested zone or what?😂😂😂😂
Yea bcoz we find these as normal things in India and not put of blue.. Pakistan doesn't have those so they find it unusual
That's because you're living in Pinarayi's Gerala , uncle . The only things unique there among others is nokku kooli.
@@ic9771😂 lol
Interesting & Informative video as usual. Gives a perspective of differences and similarities between nations. Excellent.
Nowadays India is completely digitised, we first check online and book ticket(if required) and then visit that place. Saves a lot of time.
Keep doing the great job that you are doing. I am sending you my love & best wishes Uzair Younus. I am also from Khi.
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Prayers for the ever elusive & everlasting peace between India, Pakistan, & Bangladesh in general & for our South of Asia in particular!
Aameen, Elaahi Aameen
We also wants peace. But it's not possible due to the mindset of the Pakistani army establishment. They are the main culprits. Because their existence is due to India enemity.
Foxconn wants to make an iPhone factory in India to the tune of a $1b. What a contrast to the neighbor.
Hope .... on your next visit you will experience exponential growth in india..we just started its gonna boom In upcoming few more years exponentially
We need more conversations like this: spontaneous observations about natural situations.people are generally warm humans when they have not been schooled to hate....
The integration of women in public life was also the first thing I noticed when I went to Delhi for the first time in 2000. Saw a woman in a buttercup yellow sari driving a scooter on my way from the airport. It was a total shock to my system.
Why so? Pakistan has woman in drama ans almost i guess visible
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They are visible in dramas. Only.
Not in public.
Pakistan is way too forward than endia , Endia has fool pilots who fly and crash and even then we feed them good tea
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Abbay tu Urdu ya Punjabi mein likh!
Yeh Inglish-Vinglish tere bus ki baat nahi hain!
Angrezi may bolna Bharatiyon pe chhod day!
@@ArmageddonIsHere Endian detected and theirs opinions was rejected
YOU ARE AN HONEST KID ,YOUR PARENTS MUST BE PROUD OF YOU.WISH YOU WELL IN YOUR LIFE.HMESHA KHUSH RHO JI.
Bhag pakistani musalaman 😂🤣
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@@ashwinnair9862 bhag pakistani musalaman 🤣😂🤣
@@ashwinnair9862 mirchi lagi pakistani so called musalman 😁
@@user-xh4uk1rh3b Abe pagal aadmi, chup kar be , har jagah muh se hugna hai bc ko
Hard to get thinkers in Pakistan. Really great and informative podcast regarding India. A healthy discussion is always soothing for people across borders. Though I dont believe in any friendship with Pakistan due to the bitter experiences but I do advocate that our neighbours should also progress to make this SE Asia prosper.
G-20 delegates r traveling across India and r experiencing different sides of India from art, culture , IT , AI technical institutes among others. So ,u probly saw so many banners across different cities. 😀 All the host cities ,sites r carrying the banners.
Proud to be an Indian.
We believe in humanity and providing quality education to our children.
Our government has given reservation for women in every field..
Jai Hind ❤️
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Do you understand why we vote for Modi now? Is it really the "fascist Hinduism"?
You can not make a sensible point when talk on hindus and hindu culture with Pakistani.
Pakistanis are narrow minded and have deep hatred for hindus.
@mali please provide proof of a single policy of Modi which does what you describe
kya 2014 me paida huye the
@@tamberlame27 for a large country of 1.5 billion , which was independent for 70 plus years , access to toilets , drinking water , crop insurance , electricity , drinking water taps , free homes for BOP was a dream , modi has done many of the above in his rule of 6 years excluding 2 of corona - vaccinate 1.5 billion ..easy for you you to comment ...trying doing them mate .. i can list another 50
@@manojchittayil3326 lol Manoj Sir. Mera comment sarcastic hai. Is liye "fascist Hinduism" ko double quotes mein dala hai.
Wow!!! Zabardast, all Indian should be proud 👏
Once from India, you will always love India...
I'm from agra and u r absolutely right abt the traffic.
Very happy to have come across this video Sir. The observations are on spot and i can just imagine the way your tour would have gone. India has a long way to go and so does Pakistan. Let's hope all this negativity will end some day..
Came here from Iman and Moazzam's channel;. first time here, loved your take. Let there be more like you my friend!
I am an Indian but after hearing it with you,it is more fascinating.i always think that 'ye sab to Pakistan me bhi hoga hi'.
If, as Uzair said, Indians and Pakistanis are 99% the same and only 1% different, why did Pakistans ask for partition
Indian Muslims asked, not Pakistani. To kill, rape and loot Hindus.
Hindus find it hard to live in Muslim majority areas. Ironically it should have been Hindus that should have asked for partition of India and transfer of population.
@@dollartreeshark6786 Millions of Hindus live so well in Middle East. Kuwait, Saudi etc are Muslim majority. And even if there is a bit of segregation on both sides, that is more for lower middle class and below. Upper class everywhere tends to be cosmopolitan
@@abhaygoel4090 In Middle East, you are not equals, and you are a service provider. There is not a struggle for lively hood between Muslims and Hindus as there is plenty of oil money. You have to also ponder on the question that Hindus and not claiming equal rights there. For example, friction would show up if Hindus start to construct their temples. Right now the relationship there is lop-sided. When there is real struggle even electricity bill collection from a Muslim mohalla by a Hindu becomes difficult. And there is envy, they just can’t see Hindus prosper, and that a Hindu become their leader, that was the reason for partition. You can’t sidestep this reality that already transpired and took 1.5 million Hindu and Sikh lives. Finally, you are not a civilizational threat where you are actively converting people into Hinduism, preaching supremacy of your Hindu civilization over theirs and demeaning them. In India, the expressed intent is to eliminate Hinduism and cut civilization just like in Pakistan and Bangladesh.
@@dollartreeshark6786 bro still Hindus lives with 1/4 of Muslim population
Bhai Temples hai pakistan me but very very very few are functional, remaining structures have been converted to residencial buildings and shops. I hope ki Dusro ke ways of attaining spiritual growth ko bhi pakistanis value kre in future. One thing I noticed that you didn't see people in India as muslims or non muslims , you talked about common masses , i think Jin logo ko keval muslims ke hi haal dekhne hote hai vo biased hote hai , unki identity muslims se grow hokar global nhi huyi hoti abhi , but I think some people in Pakistan would love to hear from you about muslims condition in India , thats ok as they want to know the reality as they see lot of propoganda on television
The propaganda is true wrt to Muslims dear. I am Indian Muslim can tell first hand.
@@hassanaftab1270 Condition to bhut logo ki kharab hai but kya tumhari condition religion ki vajah se kharab hai ??
@@amitkumarsharma2254 Indian muslim Kam chutiye nahi he...gadar koum
@@hassanaftab1270 Dear there are only 13 functional temples in Pakistan but there are 3 million mosques in India. Please don't even compare, it is embarrassing.
@@abhishektanwar8576 dear are 70lakh Hindus in Pakistan and there are 30 caror Muslims in India.
Pakistan no doubt is a secular country but one thing that constitutes secularism it does.
The government doesn't pay to any religious place of worship. Even Muslim ones.
Imran Khan in fact introduced paying semenaires in phuktunkhuwa . But it is not done all over Pakistan.
The 13 temples you mention are of historical importance of sakti peeths. The rest of 1000 temples exist in every corner and nook in hindu areas. I am not lying. Seen it first hand. Yes the society is very segregated hindu and Muslims. But they co exist. There are even gao shalas. They exist in sindh.
Just sindh is so far away from the mainstream media that no one shows. They may not be rich and lavish but they are places of worship for poor people
Man ! I am from Rajkot, would have loved to host you for a veg food yatra ! The variety here is astounding!
I am from NE, my day starts with a plate of rice, veg or non veg, ends with a plate of rice. Suggest some Gujrati tasty recipes I can try.
Plz control didi or you will end up in their refrigerator.
@@stormshadow5266 Some of my friends from NE love Thepla, Dhokla, Dabeli to name a few. The list is too long tbh. Also, try to taste them in Gujarat if you can as their taste varies if you have it elsewhere and most of the times it's not as good. 👍
@@stormshadow5266 You may try the following
Undhiyu
Khandvi
Tikhari
Khakhra (jeera,methi)
Handvo
Sev-Khamni
Dhokla
Fafda, Vanela gaathiya
Thepla
Bhungla-Bateta
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@@pradeepkharta5953 that was dark 😂. Btw mein banda hoon, saala funny banne ke liye kuchh bhi likh dete ho
Nice to listening your experience about your ancestral village and rest part of India visit. your podcast will greatly help to come together India and Pakistan. hatred against each other can only reduced by individual experiences. my experience about digitalization of India, i have last visited bank some 5 year ago and ATM nearly 1 year ago.
We don't want to have anything with terrorists.
@@vinayakshinde3950 may be you yourself are a terrorist 😂
@@vinayakshinde3950 let's be polite Sir!
I would rephrase this sentence as.. " We don't want to have anything to do with Pakistanis."
I have been waiting for this much promised episode on your Indian tour and am delighted to hear your thoughtful analysis. Your observations as an outsider gave a different perspective to many things. I never thought of the new infrastructures being built in the terms of maximum benefit for the maximum number of people simply because it didn't strike me that there was any other way of doing it! The elite centric infrastructure development in Pakistan was a surprising piece of information.
I think in India we are now witnessing a greater democratization among the population with the result that utilities like airports which were more exclusive just a decade earlier, are being used by a larger cross section of the society. The Bangalore airport, for eg, is widely used by migrant labourers travelling to and fro to Guwahati. They say it makes more sense to spend more on flight tickets than to lose a couple of days of extra wages which a train journey would entail. On top of that is the feeling of pride in the journey as well as the admiration from their native village.
I would have thought that women participation in construction activity would be low because what we see in most cities is construction work being carried out by migrant workers. In the Southern States, migrant workers are generally male and leave their families behind in their native villages. When they do migrate with families, the women seem to take up work as domestic helps. Women from the lower economic strata of the richer southern States, generally prefer not to take up domestic help jobs and instead prefer to work in factories or in the housekeeping departments (the surprising fact is that domestic help wages might actually be higher if you are doing multiple households but that job is considered low dignity).
You are right about education. Over the years you are seeing a rapid decrease in the number of school age kids roaming around during school hours. It used to be distressing to see the sheer number of migrant labourers' children not receiving an education in the Delhi NCR region in the early 2000s. The free education, free school meals, free books and uniforms which most States provide acts as an added incentive to keep the children in school.
You are right about the infrastructure development that is taking place. Most of our cities are now dug up with new metro and road constructions coming up. Most of the cities are right now unlivable but once the metros are up and running and the roads are functional, the quality of life would definitely go up. Sadly the pace of construction is not anywhere close to what we would like since all too often the work would be brought to a halt because of stay orders and disputes. Democracy always takes more time than autocracy!
The 40 % of digital payments are done by India 🇮🇳( Double then china)
And 90 % is through UPI not cards
We did 74 billion transactions on UPI in 2022. This is worth $1.6 trillion. The number of UPI transactions are doubling YoY. UPI is truly something that India should be very proud of.
Because We are not extremists like Pakistanis, we focus on education, development etc. to become a superpower.
Just say Muslims and not Pakistanis.
explain the ganges river then
Nice to hear that you met warm and welcoming people in India. That's the development I like apart from the tangible ones
I loved the effort you put to portray positive in both societies, rather what we can hate each other for.
Let's promote peace harmony.
Once again thanks for the effort
We don't have any interest in peace and harmony with your country, stay there please 🙏
Pakistani hate H_Indus.
Uzairbhai, I love listening to you 😊😊very happy hearing that you visited your ancestral place. You must have had a great feelign to step on the very soil your ancestors lived for hundreds of years.
Great perspective. I can relate quite well. As an overseas Indian I have visited Pakistan and every time there was a positive camaraderie and good vibes from the regular folks.
Fairly accurate view on India - we're still behind but on the way up, also you saw what I would consider the more developed parts of India - Bihar & the East in general remain very poor with woeful infrastructure due to their state governments being about caste/religion & remaining Socialist in their Economic policy.
True I'm from jharkhand ik Bihar & jharkhand is all about caste politics & socialist mindset...
North east though is developed...
West Bengal is poor just like Bihar jharkhand
Thanks for showing real side of india and it's modern side
I don't find any similarities with Pakistani culture. Even if we compare it with Punjab, Rajasthan or Gujarat which border Pakistan, women are very much progressive in Punjab and Gujarat which is very much ahead(women do some kind of business from their homes also). As a south Indian except for older generations in border areas I don't think we Indians find anything common with Pakistanis. Our minsets are like North and South pole.
Within 8 years India has progressed extremely and I have not used much cash in three years nit even visited atm or bank much.
This is just outrageous.
Exactly right, Pakistanis are totally different people separated from Indians by common languages.
Exactly, as a bengali I find no similarity with Pakistanis. There are so many cultural nuances in our eastern culture, our indigenous tribes etc that any Pakistani person has never heard of.
India is India because of the sanatan dharm and it's philosophy.
I was waiting for this video..your observation on little things whicj made big difference for human developement in India..I really appreciate you travelled here
That was a refreshing discourse on your travels to India. As an Indian I worked 17 years in Qatar right through the 70s and 80s. I had some wonderful buddies from Pakistan some of whom I still keep in touch with. It was my dream to visit Pakistan as it is undeniably a beautiful country, and people are friendly without a doubt. Sadly I never got that opportunity and have since 2002 lived in New Zealand. I still have hopes of visiting Pakistan, and with a kiwi pp it probably will be easier this time round. Great vlog! 👍
They are not going to be asking for your passport when they come for you. One look at your Indian skin will be enough.
The Pakistanis inside Pakistan are not the same as the lot you meet outside. The ones outside have left because they have a progressive, growth mindset. The ones left behind don't; they usually have a conspiracy mindset.
You are warned.
Pls do visit. They can use a few forex from an Indian looking Lander. 😀
Mr. S. You are a narrow minded jerk. It only takes a global citizen to appreciate different people cultures and places. You have the same attitude as the ruling govt .
Pakis are always nice to fellow abrahamic people. This is not a case with Hindus. Why settle in new Zealand, convert to Islam and settle in Pakistan
I hope indian's appreciate the digital payment technology n its wide acceptance in india.
Very nice presenting of things in a simple and natural way that we could relate to everything you told. Thanks for this honest view.
Thanks Uzair for this 'stream of consciousness'.
Indians, remember YOU are RESPONSIBLE for such news. I would have NEVER expected to see such news before 2014. Thanks to 🇮🇳 and Indians for electing Modiji and the BJP. My head used to hang in shame when I used to see the UPA, it's corruption, its minority appeasement and how PM MMS was treated by pappu and his party. Like the rest of the world, I too was shocked to see the UPA give a non response to 26/11 due to their vote bank politics. If we don't want to return to those days, it's Modi and BJP again in 2024 🙏💪
Haa bhai sab modiji ne hi kara hai
Ye bhakts har jagah kese aa. Jate he
@@mohitjain823 are u Jain too
@@whoreo7710 he must be katua
Very pragmatic and realistic perspective, thanks for visiting India.
We are proud of our India. All its good and Bad are our own. We will make it best in the world.
Dear UzairBhai. Greetings from Mumbai,
You have been very balanced, objective in analysis . This video wasnt any different, but only this time you talked about visit to India- Delhi, Agra, Rajkot/ Saurashtra, Mumbai and Goa .
Some common points which i fully endorse your views :
1. Women participation is high, but mostly in Delhi, Mumbai, Goa as compared to Gujarat
2. Digital payment options have increased alot for common person in day 2 day life. even though, cash is still the King , as RBI data shows Cash in circulation as % of GDP has been rising
3. Inspite of Communal tension created by certain elements from ruling party, basic fabric of Indian society remains secular. Your observations in Gujarat confirmed that. Surely, uoi must have noticed diversity in religious places and peaceful coexistence of diff religious groups in Mumbai, Delhi, Goa , Agra also.
4. India inspite of its challenges in Infrastructure - unruly traffic , congested airports ..is making efforts to move ahead.
Videos about your visit to India got lot of traction here in India , mainly becoz it were full of praise for India 🙂
India and Pakistan both are in low income category . Both countries have to pull-up socks to get Per capita income cross atleast $10,000 to make visible impact on lives of poorest people in both countries. Instead of competing with each other, India & Pakistan need to collaborate to get economic development moving at rapid pace.
Uzair Younis thanks for sharing your India Experience!
One nerrative that I see in 99% of Pakistani youtubers and main media...
MUSALMANO PAR BAHUT ZULM Hota hai India Mai.....did you get to see or experience any of this??
First ask what happened to 30% hindus of Pakistan??
Wow wonderful 😊
Welcome to Rajkot Brother Anytime 🤗
I am also from Rajkot
I disagree that Pakistanis and Indians are the similar people. Else we would not have separated.
Your history starts from Md. Bin Qasim.
Our history goes back more than 5,000 years. And we tell that with pride.
You sometimes want to become like Arabs, sometimes Turks.
We always want to remain wherever we are as Indians, nothing else.
We are Indian first.
You are Islamic first.
True 😊☺️🤗🙂❤️🥰🇮🇳
It is Modijis Hindustan🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳 now....
A new 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳 a powerful💪 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳....
I am from India and is a pleasant experience listening to some sane voice of Pakistani origin.
My sincere view is though India appears to be in a right trajectory, but it is a long way before we become anywhere near a developed country. For India, Chinese development must be an inspiration though we hate their bulliness, suppression of human rights and freedom and their wolf warrior diplomacy. Atleast in India , fundamentals like rule of law, Education, openness and tolerance are strong.
But, in Pakistan, they are driven by obsession with Kashmir and hatred towards Hindus and India and radicalisation of youth is quite significant. Unless Pakistani think tanks and the leadership address these primary issues, I don't think there will be any significant change in condition of Pakistan.
India , though a large country is a very benign neighbour and has no history of any aggression towards its neighbours. On the other hand, Chinese nature and how they bully their neighbours is well known and unfortunately, Pakistan has trusted China so much and partial reason for this present economic condition is bad debts from China . China us not bothered about the Economic viability of the projects in host country, they just see their interests and all the debts are at very high interest rates.
Imagine if Pakistan has good relations with India, how India would have supported Pakistan at low interest rates unlike Chinese loans which come at very high interest rates and the projects are executed with inferior quality.
I realised how convenient UPI is the moment I landed at Heathrow. I just lost touch handling cash.
Happy that you had great experience 👍
I am from Agra , your observation about our driving style is so true 😂😂😂....