I Investigated Why India’s Infrastructure Is Crumbling!

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  @aevytv · 2 years ago · pinned

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  @yeshwathram6197 · 2 years ago

  When politicians eat up a majority chunk of the infrastructure project budget, then you don&apos;t have enough money to build quality infra, as a result, we have sub-par infrastructure.

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  @pierre_yu5283 · 2 years ago

  As a Chinese based on what i experienced in last decade, Most of chinese people&apos;s civic sense were getting better AFTER the infrastructures have fast developed. Within a much clean and neat and well organised environment, People become much more civilized spontaneously.

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  @orobleh77 · 2 years ago

  It would be a miracle if India come close to China’s infrastructure. &nbsp;As a foreigner, I have visited both countries. Mindset of Indian, work ethic, integrity, civic sense, corruption, etc

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  @michayng4105 · 1 year ago

  I&apos;m Chinese (live in Hong Kong).<br>I really like this video.<br><br>Everyone should watch this video. This is excellent video on urban planning.<br><br>Everyone deserve to live in cities which are well designed.<br><br>I wish our neighbours in India enjoy better living conditions, like us in China.

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  @RikMahanta · 2 years ago

  Corruption is in the blood of Indians. No political party, IAS, IPS etc can solve this problem.

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  @davidchung4691 · 2 years ago

  My first visit to India was in 1960 I travelled by land route from Madras(now Chennai) to Pakistan and beyond. The condition was shocking even from a Singaporean like me! Then about ten years ago, I visited Mumbai albeit for a day, what I seen in the streets of this so called modern city by Indian standard, except for the most affluent part of the city, the rest were reminiscent to what I remembered seeing the first time I went there, the street was full of cows, telephone and power cables jumbled up in bundles hanging precariously on poles and houses, beggars and homeless lined the streets, cow dungs rubbish strewn across everywhere! I thought to myself, India has not changed much. India needs a good government and changed attitude !

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  @lakshyashrungarpure · 2 years ago

  Mumbai having little bit flood at the same time this video is airing, makes the timing perfect!

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  @KelvinLow-j5i · 1 year ago

  All talk, no action sums up Indian pride

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  @sahilsatishpandit4083 · 2 years ago

  Every City Can be Nice in India but people lack civic sense. People freely urinate in open, Throw Trash in Water Bodies, Defacate on Railway Lines, Throws the Waste Unsegregated. This is a HUGE Problem in India. People blame Population but Hong Kong and Singapore have one of the highest population density in the world and yet those cities are one of the cleanest. People blame poverty but Poverty doesnt give you license to Litter around and Defacate in Open. The Attitude of Indian People must change. This civic sense should be taught in schools from a young age. Trash Segregation should be taught in Environmental Studies Subject

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  @MichaelZhuang · 2 years ago

  Thirty year ago I came to the US to study economics. At the time, there was a Chinese professor who achieved very high academic status in MIT&apos;s Sloan Business School. His name is Yasheng Huang. His research focus is on the comparative development models of China and India. At the time, I admired him a lot and read many of his papers. One of his very consistent thesis is that China is wasting money on infrastructure and he predicted that India would do a lot better economically since it did not waste money on infrastructure. Now thirty years have passed, I am glad that China&apos;s government did not listen to him. I am afraid he may have misled many Indian politicians since he was an accomplished academia in MIT with many joint research with Indian scholars. Now when I think about it, if he did not shit on China&apos;s development model, he probably wouldn&apos;t have reached his level of esteem and status in the West.

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  @DevleenaNaik · 2 years ago

  Hats off to the video editor! He/she has done a remarkable job at editing this video! I&apos;m blown

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