India's Privately Owned City 

I believe on those wealthy middle class who are employed by those comapanies have rights to live, thus that city is not publicly available for everyone.

gurugram*

@@SkumarC exactly . Like every other city in India.

Ok, now that I know you are a resident, tell me what are the primary interactions of Gurgaon citizens with the govt/municipality there?? Which office you first go to, to get any sarkari things done??

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But is it even a city?

ah but it IS a city tho

tbh architecture courses all over the world are pathetic at anything other than technicalities; which kills any sort of innovative jumps/creative design in exchange for marginal optimization. Chandigarh and other grid layout cities are lauded in formal courses, but having lived in such 'planned' cities they are probably worse than most haphazard ones

@@linkinlinkinlinkin654 No sir. Live in a unplanned city once, you will not like it unless it is some wonder.

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Right dubai doesn't even have a sewage system.

@@anantjha664 they do, it's jsut comprised of trucks lol

yes Burj Khalifa doesn't have sewage. Infact I thought of dubai first when I saw the sewer trucks in that video. FYI I lived in UAE for 6-7 years

@@I_killed_that_beard_guy imagine being from Awaam and not knowing that his city is not under govt control

brats

Great going mate

Lol? I dont think gurgaon has slums, that too near a mall

@@ninjastar4076 keep thinking that then, it wont change the reality

@@sidhantjasrotia7079 sorry, im a 5 year resident of gurugram, i have been to many places, i have seen villages, but not slums Thank you

LMAO

Turns out it's still a lot better than government planned cities

@@afterburnerfox Turns out it's really not.

What are the problems with Gurgaon's urban planning?

@@blakedake19 Govt planned city Lavasa and Amravathi seem to be doing really well 😂 My only hope is Dholera and GIFT city,which is a public private partnership

Because that's how corrupted the nation is

@@abisek.e7636 The only thing holding us back is corruption. We could easily be a developed country if there was no corruption (and we voted sensibly).

@@forestreee I disagree even devolved nation has corruption, the point is how you can minimize corruption which in India's case it is government having too many power and abusing it and you can get a practical solution if you think about it Just my opinion

@@abisek.e7636 Yeah Man Starting A Company In India Is Still Really Hard And Entrepreneurship Is Highly Despised By Most Indian Parents India Is A Red Tape Bureaucratic Nightmare

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yes

they keep pouring all the tax money in UP and Bihar which get vanished by the corruption there, other states would have been much more developed if they didn't spend all the money on corrupt states.

@@ritwikreddy5670 no they dont both of these states gets what they deserve

@@ritwikreddy5670 absolutely correct

@@ritwikreddy5670 stop being so south chauvinist, we people complain about how north indians are rude etc, while infact we are not that different, corruption in South Indian states are little more sophisticated than the crude comical practices in the north, fyi corruption in our southern states is hard to root out than the northern states. Northern states suffer from governance issues while we in the south have institutional rot. As for gst revenue going to those two states, it's a Destination based tax, it's not that government is taking money away from the southern states and giving it to the north, the north consumes more goods than south, they're just getting back what they paid to the government in so far as GST is concerned, infact prior to gst it was unjust on northern states who were actually paying taxes but all money went to western and southern states. Which is why west and south indian state developed and the north remained in poverty, fyi the biggest opposition to gst was from the state of Gujarat who rightly saw the implications of GST.

damn that's such a shame since India has a lot of potential but corruption can nip any development in the butt like that.

Yeah, as a normal citizen of India, I can guarantee you that there is a lot of corruption just in plain sight Sad

I am Indian and most of my family members are govt employees, you are 100% right and this is very sad but the fact is if you are govt employee and you don't accept bribes someone alse will, you are just a replaceable part of a huge well oiled machinery.

As an Indian I agree. Corruption is very common amd normal here.

It's actually worse than what he says. There's corruption on every level. So much so that there are unofficial "prices" attached to any permit or government task

Same

Me too

Gurugram

There's jamshedpur too

Same and I live in delhi

Lol what is Bangalore then ?

@@kiranp5611 Bangalore is also good👍

Jamshedpur is a township. And township are one of the forms of Local Government.

It does have a municipality. But certain areas of the city are managed by the Tatas and the rest is managed by the government. The Tatas take care of cleaning the roads, providing power,etc in those areas.

Gurgaon and Noida's future is bright, as my opinion, coz is lie under Delhi NCR

Cybercity is just where the offices of major companies are located.

India is so big that it has a private city and a communist state

@@StormyTea oh yeah. Forgot about those

Its just what the Business District is called. Also its not so Apocalyptic as Polymatter is talking about. Most Indians Haven't even heard of this side of Gurgaon. Its still better than most Indian citites at least

If you are just air dropped in cyber city you would probably think like you are in Hong kong or singapore but that is only true till you are within its territory. Cyber city runs 24 hrs and is like cyberpunk city at night with big LED screens flashing ads , MNC staffs having coffee and roaming at 2AM etc.

Yeah but that's not really unique to gurgaon. It's basically the same for any indian metro city.

@@pramilashaktawat4429 please stop you're spamming

As a foreigner, I always wanted to ask a native Indian about why you guys generally seem to have such a challenge with evironmental issues, littering etc. Not just for this city but in general. Is it as bad as it's usually depicted in the media. What is the main cause you think? At the end of the day, even the most corrupt official or police officer has to live there so wouldn't they at least have apartial interest to keep the place clean and healthy?

@@devdhanda3958 people using rivers as sewers, littering everywhere, destroying nature and the environment without repercussions etc.

@@hazardeur Dude these are first world problems. Most people have to worry about getting a job(if you're young), managing daily budgets, educating their children and other such things. Most people you meet on YT are atleast somewhat economically better off compared to the average Indian because they know English. Cleanliness will only come when basic struggles are eased. And when an atmosphere like that is created, even many well off people stop caring(since it's dirty anyway so they might as well save the hassle). That coupled with the fact that it's very hard to impose fines on cleanliness(again, because corruption) makes it a very hard challenge to solve. We've made some progress on that front recently but there's still a long way to go, specially in the economically weaker "slum" areas of urban cities

Yes, this is why the city developed so awkwardly, it was given to corrupt central government and companies tried to make the most of it because the point of the city was for business anyway.

Damm, alot of these things happened when I was kid, so I just have a brief memory of my parents watching it on news etc. Things make so much sense now😅

@@divyanshu3149 yeah me too, :D

Put him in jail.

@@MohitKumar-jf8lz can't happen till India has this current 250 years old judiciary model

@Hammer Head is this the city version of "Go to Pakistan"?

@Hammer Head Bruh, you're such sore loser just cause he told the truth, btw from Karnataka too

@Hammer Head what are you? 12?

@@Baronnax nicely said

@Hammer Head Its like your mom says your room is dirty so please cleanup for your own hygiene. And you tell her If it is dirty Then please stay out of my room 😂

They are but Indian population is quite tremendous to happen such a thing and people aren't that loyal these days

Literally 500 heavily armed militia too

not quite there yet, we need one of those company to be a monopoly and then we'll be there

It doesn’t even need a disaster, if all these developers start merging or make a company to solely run the city then the city will explode in powee

@@gokulomega thats where money is used.

I can agree with you all. But not with your last line. Because "third world country" has different meaning than this.

ppl who live there have no political solution to this,it seems...Gurgaon is a good example of "India grows at night cuz tht's when the govt is asleep"

Seems to be me, it could have been a good city. But it requires people to pay taxes, and for those taxes to stay inside the local area in order to provide services to that local area. Instead of the taxes going to a "state" and then the state distribute it else where. This would force the other cities in the sate to improve their situation so that they could also have lots of taxes to work with. Also most taxes should come from people being productive, NOT from real estate development (sale of land etc.), but rather from civilians being healthy, having a good education or skill so they are productive at work.

@@nischaymiglani2617 Well, some developing Third World Countries probably have Cities with better Urban Planning then this City lol.

@@randomka-52alligatorthatis34 first understand what "third world country" means.

So true man. I changed my job just so I can shift back to Delhi again from Gurgaon. Delhi might be overpopulated but it's still a far better city.

@@Anurag-xe2jp why Delhi better?

@@robbenvanpersie1562 Gurgaon is far more expensive. Delhi not only has better public transport but even autowalas don't overcharge that much.Most of all,Delhi doesn't feel artificial. It's hard to explain but there are few large gated societies in Delhi. You get the same security as other people. Food stalls,old monuments everywhere,tec. all feel very natural.There are countless places in Delhi full of history including restaurants that have been there from British era. There is also too much diversity all over Delhi .Large gated societies can often get very dull because you don't meet people across the different classes ,communities and background. It can even feel prison like in those societies because it can be a different world once you step outside those societies. There are few public parks in Gurgaon outside those societies.

@@Anurag-xe2jp I have been to both Delhi and Gurugram but to me Gurugram felt more cleaner.Although living in both the cities might bring out the differences.

@@Anurag-xe2jp Also delhi kind of feels more unorganised than Gurugram.

And they say the government can’t handle stuff well

@@akshitkumar9402 goverment still loses money on it nothing changes there my guy.

@P Pierre you can check the financial data of DMRC yourself they are making big losses. I've worked there as a finance trainee for a month and a half.

@@prateekpatil5524 Public transport and welfare services are not meant to be a profit-making venture. They are meant to facilitate growth in other sectors.

@@Sujay95 that's unrelated. I only mentioned the fact that they still don't turn a profit.

Compared to nite city, it doesn't look to bad.

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It's not a cyberpunk city. Gurgaon is one of the most developed part of India. India's economic engine along with Mumbai and Bangalore

@@TheRishijoesanu it is atleast part of cyberpunk city tho like corporatism

@@TheRishijoesanu Nite city was pretty developed as well.... for the rich

didnt know about that

"most polluted city" Jeez, how'd it beat both Delhi and Beijing?

@@recordkeepingandinformatio8206 no Delhi still is most polluted but it is one of the polluted cities.

@@abhishekdev258 I have lived in both New York and San Francisco. New York is a very congested, just like Mumbai, but it is so much better than any north Indian city. And San Francisco, is in my top 2 cities in the world. Apart from the high cost of living, the city is very well-connected to nature, the hilly roads, fresh fishes, etc. Please never ever try to compare any Indian city with a developed country's city, it's embarrassing. I currently live in Boston, that's the number one city to live in for me. It's like a better version of New York.

@@recordkeepingandinformatio8206 I went to Beijing in late 2019, it was better and cleaner than I thought it’d be and colder.

Pakistani bot spotted

@@nehashah7288 umadbro?

Barbarians. I hate the place but have to go there to see my parents.

They're not or barely maintained by the government. That's why areas outside the private islands are such a mess. The government just straight up doesn't maintain them.

Haryana govt is as useful as the traffic lights in GTA

@@bikrambhattacharya6524 lmao 😂😂 traffic lights in GTA 😅 that's hilarioua

@@bikrambhattacharya6524 Underrated

Someone not very good at city builders, that is.

But Simcity was much more State Capitalist then this, what a bad example

more like several players playing Cities Skyline on a same map with their own population which only they can profit from

more like City Skyline but on multiplayer.

@@aturchomicz821 State capitalism is an oxymoron. That’s just socialism. Socialism is the public i.e. government control of the economy

nowhere near dystopic as this though...

@@assassin9763 i agree, jamshedpur is the steelhub of india and kinda developed for a city of it's TYPE.

pawai also

I think south korean oligarchs usually also have factory "city" like Hyundai iirc

but i think jamshedpur is a very good city

@Mayur Kanth positive. It has a GDP growth rate of 25% per year while India is at 6%

@@CoolMan-ig1ol bro you can't compare a town to a country 😒

As another southerner, I would love to know what the hell is going on in the north

@@diyagore1784 nothing people making issues out of nothing, if people think dubai is good then gurgaon is far better

@Xander at Sid's don't compare ur Navi Mumbai with Mumbai, u r not the same level, u will never be on the same level.

No, you mean Paradise. The LV strip lies in Paradise, the city of Las Vegas is neighboring it. And Paradise is not a city but an incorporated place with low taxes.

Nah.. Drugs, guns , gambling ,prostitution aka Mafia built las Vegas aka sin City.. It's mafia heaven..

@@PS-wz9fc Lol dont watch too much movies , just go and enjoy there With a BRAIN.

And all these things are all ruled by a single man called mr.house.

@@PS-wz9fc used to be now it's corporation heaven

Is it still because of the private companies or has the government stepped in?

@@buddermonger2000 Not sure, but someone did say that the government stepped in

Rained for 20 mins today while I was coming back from work and city streets were flooded leading to 1 hour long traffic jams. Improved my ass.

Attitude of locals need to change. They are insufferable.

It's not like that . India in 1980s and early 1990s were way more Socialist than say China or USSR . Only difference was since it was a democracy , it had allowed private ownership .In 1990 , India relaxed its economic system to be a bit more capitalist. But when Capital reached, they were looking for an established place and here Gurgaon won . Even today Architects in India are taught at their universities about Gurgaon as the example how not to built a city.

@@s9ka972 Indira Gandhi wasn't that bad lol. Not worse than USSR lmaoooooo

@@oliverqueen5883 she definitely was bad. ignoring her shitty socialist policies, the fact that she never gained full control of kashmir and allowed pakistan to infiltrate it further and also the fact that her governement exacerbated tensions between sikhs and hindus to the point where siks were demanding a separate state called khalistan makes her the worst leader in the history of india alongside rajiv gandhi. nowadays the situation in punjab has calmed and most sikhs don't want an independent state but kashmir is very much still a disputed territory thanks to her and the incompetent congress party. the only good thing that happened during her rule was that india beat pakistan in a war and that's why she's regarded highly but overall she was a strict, authoritarian socialist leader kinda like margaret thatcher but the left wing version.

Fun fact: South Korea has 2 cities owned by corporations(Hyundai and Samsung)

Summarised well

Ever hear the Tragedy of the Boston Commons? This sounds little like this.

Sounds like exactly what you would expect

@Titan Rising Greenery can be implemented even in big cities, if planned correctly. Chandigarh is such an example, it has 1 million people and still a sprawling green cover. It helps with pollution levels, and especially with mitigating the urban hear island effect, also the ground provides water absorption, helping with the rainwater. Lastly, it also prevents dust storms from becoming severe due to lose soil As for pollution, a robust public transport system can help with that, which is again severely lacking in GGN.

@Paritosh Malhotra Delhi itself also has a lot of green cover around the Ridge

It's really not as bad/dystopian as this guy makes it out to be. Govt has connected water now

@@AKumar-co7oe whoa, people have water!!! A human right, whoa! So good they have it after like what? 60 years? 1,5millon people? Yeah.

@@mariomoneta2833 lol

@@mariomoneta2833 If there wouldn't be water for so many years, then do you think people would go there? Of course people have water! In all residential apartment complexes (and all of the buildings), there is all that you would expect. Water, sewage, electricity is there. This guy is most likely trying to defame india or using old information from 2016/2011/2012 as couldn't find any new information. The city has improved.

@@mariomoneta2833 Whoa, drinkable water is scarce in the northern part of India. He said water connection, not water in its natural form or tap water. Water plants need to be set up and filtered to be made available to the city. Sit your simplistic ass down

Yeah, true that. Most of the biggest cities in India have become what they are due to necessity and not due to planning. Govt. has been building planned cities like Dholera, Gift city but they also have become slow

So?? If govt isnt doing anything let the people do. Gurugram is an important part of india, contributing a lot to it, and glass buildings thing is true everywhere not just india

@@ninjastar4076 the point is that the city is terribly planned, just walk down and you'll notice hellish noise pollution out of 10 lane highway which disconnects public by cutting the city in two parts. The sewage trucks are needed to get waste out of city since uniform plumbing system is not implemented, some buildings have their own fire trucks since there's no government to control it. Public transportation system and public spaces are very important yet in this private city it is rare. Out of city's bounds you'll notice terrible roads which depict high income inequality. From management to plan, everything is poor for a city to be proud of. Hence government involvement becomes necessary.

@@engineeredarmy1152 I have lived here for 5 years. Never seen any poop trucks in my life? As far as noise pollution goes, it's far less compared to other cities. If people can love dubai so much then gurgaon is far better. Public transport needs work, yes agreed, but plumbing has improved a lot right in front of my eyes.(at least in my area) Out of the main city yes agreed the roads are bad, but the govt is working and that barren land in being ready for builds, just search south gurugram.

@@engineeredarmy1152 and the fact that u can't even walk in the city, every apartment complex have everything inside them starting from schools to markets. It's not a city, it has no culture. it's one big dystopian park

Look at this guy content

We won't let china grab it.

Rest of India will protect you. Nothing to worry about. Your concerns are correct but Indian Military is here

Don't worry we have nuclear weapons. China won't attack us when they know that we can blow up Beijing in 5 minutes. (And vice versa which is why we won't attack them either,not that we would have anyway)

@@mayankgoud9503 india military has 0 attack helicopters and aging air force

Interesting

Bruh, Tangerang is not as erratic as this, even outside the developer area it's still pretty nice, i know this because i liver here too

@@jdcsiahaan Bruh, Tangerang is not as erratic as this, even outside the developer area it's still pretty nice, i know this because i liver here too

@@jdcsiahaan Bruh, Tangerang is not as erratic as this, even outside the developer area it's still pretty nice, i know this because i liver here too, Cipondoh and Ciledug is 10 times better than your average indian suburb

@@briantarigan7685 True. Tangerang also looks cozier than the congested Jakarta.

same

these type of things did'nt come on whatsapp

@@kabirsingh7630 lmao

Thank Arnab Goswami 🙏

i would suggest you to watch a video of cyber city, gurugoan and you'll see that there is somewhat that cyberpunk type of tech already .

@@navammalik6882 Oh damn hyperspeed. Nighy city is actually Gurgaon.

@@justaguy6216 ru-vid.comS_PwKpq3Bk4?feature=share The first highway which was shown in the video above was made by a corporate in such a design that will reflect it's logo .

@@navammalik6882 Bruhhhh yikes

I've heard noida is equally unsafe...

@@EragonShadowSlasher noida is safer, still unsafe, mind you, but it has better management and better facilities. Greater Noida on the other hand, I don’t really know.

The crime rate in Noida is much higher. Shut d f up

@@kritikasrivastava344 It's very unsafe. You as a women should know better not to defend Noida.

I travelled to Noida once and found sewage lying on the floor of the roads with numerous mosquitoes in the air.

India also has a truly communist city. Crazy shit happens here all the time.

@@ronitrajput3934 what city is that?

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Isn't that pfp Stalin?

Still more successful than Seattle's "the People's Boogaloo".

You should watch Second Thought if you think US government's corruption isn't also disgustingly high, but except that I kinda agree. There are some exceptions in India like Kerala, of course.

@@Srijit1946 it took me 3-4 years to buy 1-2 acres of land Sometimes they write my name wrong Sometimes my address is wrong I think they were doing it purposefully because no one can do a spelling mistake on a simple name like Zafar They are very corrupted .

But turns out the city isn't chaos

@@ictoan5966 ye

@@ictoan5966 *if you can afford to live in the non chaotic places

@@tachy1801 it's not that expensive actually bcz employment living near means better efficiency but yeah not for average joe

@@ictoan5966 2/3 of the city doesn't have sewage, I think that's chaotic enough, also the lack of firetrucks and sporadic electricity

Governor? Do you live in the United States? If so, which state? Or do you live somewhere else?

@@jeffbenton6183 Nevada. Look up Sisolak and his Innovation Zones. It's shelved for the time being but I'm sure it'll reemerge.

@@GyroCannon Gurgaon is a pretty good city to live in if you're upper middle class or just outright rich.

At least the privately owned city isn't a company town lmao

All of it

Always has been

Same i just got to know

No it is not owned by a private entity but developed from scratch by private entity DLF It has gone bankrupt.

When you are an Indian but don't know you were living in a Privately owned City. I guess Capitalism is creeping into Life.

yup lol we indians are really thirsty for anything good about india as all these news outlets lie and create propaganda lol

@@toxicityuser propaganda exist in everything, even in education system - a vivid consipary theorist (I'm just being sarcastic, don't freak out)

@@abisek.e7636 thank you for adding that in BRACKET words, i was about to educate you.

@@Shivamg415 lol these times people are not even knowing if someone is being sarcastic, that's why I put them on bracket, so for the people who didn't know

Indians need validation from foreigners in 2021. Indian Mind is still colonised af XD

Lassi mixed with daru desi💀

@@akashbharadwaj02 desi daru bro

@@akashbharadwaj02 lmfaoooo

@@akashbharadwaj02 Bhaang would be better lol

As much as I believe Gurgaon has immense potential and deserves proper development and a competent government so that it can become a innovation and corporate hub in North India. The true reality is that other state governments are investing a lot of effort in their own IT Hubs. Maharashtra already has Mumbai and Navi Mumbai, yet they are developing Pune. Telangana has Hyderabad which it is developing with all its might. Same with Bangalore in Karnataka. These cities are building extensive metro systems, ring road systems, elevated arterial traffic cooridoors. Building colleges and universities. Working on land-laws. There's dedicated effort towards developing them as IT Hubs and startup paradise. Hell even cities like Coimbatore and Mysore are also seeing their own small IT booms!

Gurgaon's sheer existence is a product of Neglect. And Haryana government is busy with their own shenanigans.

I believe a city like Noida has struck a better balance between private and public development (although it has its own issues as well)

@@zhappy I agree, Noida has much better governance but because of the kind of jobs it created at the beginning it has a very different crowd. Gurgaon is for higher income jobs hence attracts luxury services like no other part of NCR.

@@zhappy what's wrong with noida ?

I had to go back to the time you mentioned to see where a random stranger on the internet lived.

@Sarthak Yadav hopefully

Its a govt-private patnership tho

They're both failures. Gift city has literally just 8 or 9 buildings and employ just about 10,000 people compared to a million promised.

@@edwardsnowden2313 It's not complete yet.

@@edwardsnowden2313 you can never call a city "complete" as its always a growing process. all you can ensure is provide basic infrastructure on an area and wait it out, it's really early to dismiss them as failure tbh. you gotta wait atleast till 2050 to pass any kind of judgment on them.

Vaudaphone

@@vatsalyasharma5585 vadapao

@@drunkcat1713 lol

@@drunkcat1713 lmao

Literally

A thing I had read was that the prototypes and models before Suzuki came were pretty bad

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If they haven’t made any cars in 11 years, I’d say that’s a failure.

Not true Maruti and Toyota started in same year. One is worlds biggest manufacturer exporter and Titan and other a socialist failure that made few thousand cars a year until it was bought by Suzuki.

Polymatter is not well researched.

Must be tiring carrying a log around all the time.

@@noahroth2992 I can imagine his hardship.

@@noahroth2992 😂😂

Dude thats an experimental township, with a population of about 3k

Jamshedpur is totally opposite too.

But again, it's like its own island na? Like, as soon as you set out of that zone, it's a shithole again

Selfish bas___ds.

Me too

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Are you Norris fan?

@@anuragbhattacharjee6553 yes

In India as well. It was painful to hear that pronunciation. Lmao.

yeah same in india

@indian weeb desu he is hp laptop distributer. Employees work under wealthy private companies.

Problem is good infrastructure if you dont look outside the walls You didnt visit big cities in south and west far better than Gurugao. Unlike gurgao which doesnt receives migrants as much as Hyderabad, Banglore delhi its still worse developed

the problem is i can still see slums behind these tall rises

There is no public transport

@@metagde6402 still better than most Indian cities . I mean there is a reason why people are migrating to gurgaon and not chakulia

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And that city performs great. Even people protested against creating a municipal corporation.

@@ankanmaiti9864 ikr

My GF lives there and She says it's the best place to live in India

I thought thats what the video was about to be about. Still learned a few things about gurgaon that I didn't know before

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Kuch bhi,? Tv ads itself saif it like "voda". Chutiya h sab nai?

@@alexmercer5870 *insert Arnab Goswami meme here*

It's an British company, the Pronunciation is actually Correct

but it also shows that unfettered capitalism will only provide services for the wealthy.

@@PK-tt5kk I agree

@@PK-tt5kk in capitalism, anyone can become wealthy, of course it takes a lot of time, you can't just to expect to have results in 7 years of working, you had to work smart to get things going into the right part

@@PK-tt5kk in capitalism those who can afford services get it , in socialism those who can afford still dont get it

@@trisamudeshwar7184 I am pro capitalism. But things like basic education, healthcare, public infrastructure like transportation, pipelines, fibre optic cables etc must be provided by the gov. Else people who are poor will never be able to get these things thus will always remain poor. Basically like Europe or Singapore model

Easier way is it’s “Voda” like “soda” and phone

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Vo as in vogue

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