GDP per capita 2024 Maldives: $17,558 India: $2,847 India's annual GDP per capita is $2,847. When you minus food cost, bills, expenses for their 6 kids and one more coming along the way. How can they possibly even afford to go on a holiday? They are barely surviving. I read according to a US, UK and German report. India's hunger index went from 107 last year to 111 this year. Which fares worse than countries like North Korea.

As an Indian Hindu, I take great pride in the values of hard work, humility, and friendliness that are deeply ingrained in our culture. Inspired by the ideals of our national icon, Gandhi, I am committed to acquiring the knowledge necessary to build advanced toilets and become a national hero in the fight against unsanitary conditions. It is a tragedy that thousands of Indian manual scavengers lose their lives each month due to the dangerous nature of their work, and my heart goes out to their families and loved ones. However, we must also recognize the many benefits of proper sanitation, such as eradicating open defecation and maintaining cleanliness, which can help improve our country's reputation on the global stage. As Gandhi once famously said, it is time to stop defecating in areas where we eat, sleep, and pray, and I am proud to be part of this important movement towards a cleaner, healthier India.

As an individual who embraces my Hindu Indian identity, I hold an immense sense of pride in my humble, diligent, and friendly practices. My unwavering dedication is directed towards acquiring the expertise required to build advanced toilets, a noble pursuit that has the potential to save countless lives in India and elevate me to the status of a national hero in the realm of sanitation. It deeply saddens me to acknowledge the unfortunate reality that every month, 15,630 Indian manual scavengers worldwide tragically lose their lives due to the dangerous nature of their work. My heart goes out to my beloved country, and it is truly disheartening to witness such a significant loss. Furthermore, it is crucial to recognize the profound advantages that come with having access to proper sanitation, such as the eradication of open defecation, the promotion of cleanliness, and the prevention of negative perceptions related to sanitation issues. The humiliation caused by such perceptions is deeply distressing. It is high time we refrain from using areas where we eat, sleep, and pray as inappropriate spaces for relieving ourselves.

Embracing my Hindu Indian heritage, I derive immense pride from my humble, hardworking, and amicable nature. My unyielding dedication revolves around acquiring the expertise necessary to construct advanced toilets, a noble endeavor that can save countless lives in India and elevate me to the esteemed position of a national champion in the field of sanitation. The unfortunate reality of 15,630 Indian manual scavengers losing their lives each month due to the perilous nature of their work is deeply disheartening. My heart mourns for my beloved country, and the magnitude of this tragic loss is indeed a cause for reflection. Furthermore, it is imperative to recognize the profound benefits that accompany the presence of toilets, including the elimination of open defecation, the promotion of cleanliness, and the avoidance of negative stigmas associated with inadequate sanitation. The resulting humiliation is distressing. The time has come to discontinue the practice of using areas where we eat, sleep, and pray as inappropriate spaces for bodily functions.

I, a Hindu Indian, take immense pride in my humble, hardworking, and amicable nature. My unwavering commitment is directed towards acquiring the expertise required to construct advanced toilets, an honorable endeavor that has the potential to save innumerable lives in India and propel me to the esteemed rank of a national hero in the realm of sanitation. The tragic reality that 15,630 Indian manual scavengers across the globe lose their lives every month due to the perilous nature of their work deeply saddens me. I extend my heartfelt condolences to my cherished country for this grievous loss. Furthermore, it is crucial to acknowledge the significant benefits that accompany the presence of toilets, such as the eradication of open defecation, the preservation of cleanliness, and the avoidance of the negative reputation associated with sanitation concerns. The resultant humiliation caused by such perceptions is profoundly distressing. It is time to cease defecating in areas where we eat, sleep, and pray.

It was intelligent and generous in spirit.

They didn't have a hospital. They go-to Kallamasseri, Kerala for medical treatment just like people in Maldives.

She is🤝

Yes, although this lady is a bit snobbish and bias against muslims a bit [it's the multitude of her reports where am judging from]. It's subtle.... see my comment above 😢

​​@@sgaafar1 your Al jal jeera and trt are biased against Hindus. So f off. Stop swiping your victim card everywhere

​@@sgaafar1when you say facts it is bias when do unlimited propaganda you are best typical islamic mind across the world

What flag is this?

For those who havent read the Indian government's Commission's report on how 1.8 billion Indians were unalived by the British Here is a short summary.

First, it was done over a very long period of 200+ years. Not all in one go. And it was the British policies and laws implemented that killed 1.8 billion Indians, not that they were executed.

The two main policies that wiped out 1.8 billion Indians are: 1: Allocation of food: Since the British were at war all the time, they didn't have people to do the farming. They made India do agriculture and then take it away. causing a massive famine every week. 2: Plundering of India's natural resources The British forced Indians to mine all the natural minerals in their country and carry them to the ports to be shipped back to England every day. extremely dangerous jobs, and these poor Indians weren't fed, and hundreds of millions succumbed to the exhaustion. The whole of India was ruled by only a handful of Britishers. Why India chose to never fight back baffles many to this day. Maybe India is just obedient by nature.

India holds the largest surrender record in world history with a billion of them surrendering to 300 British sailors for 211 years.

Drawing upon my expertise in the behaviors and nesting habits of Indians, I can definitively state that Indians did not resist the invaders; instead, the invaders, including the British and various others, eventually withdrew when there is nothing left but a population of one billion Indians grappling with poverty and illiteracy-a challenging situation that nobody was eager to tackle.

Not from Madras presidency. Force from Thiruvithamkoor Keralam. .

In the meanwhile... Proud indians are leaving India as VisaBeggars for toilet cleaning jobs in Middle East and Armenia.... 😂😂😂

Only two constables from kerala went there and hoist the Indian flag, After some time pakistan army on seeing the Indian flag in distance thinks that Indian army has arrived there before they reach and returned home

​@@CJ-ud8nf it was under Madras presidency at that times vroo

​@@shubhhkumar6787and one more reason why the useless Nehru family spoiled India over generations and should never ever come to power

She did say the history gets a bit hazy.....🤔😂😎🇦🇺👌good point though.

​@@rodmills4071 local story says because of the international trade between Keralam and foreign countries at that time King heard about this prophet and he decided to go see him. This may be a fake story.

⁠@@SR-fs2fdArabs are traders not invaders like mughals. When king converted his pple also converted. Cheraman perumal also built a mosque which is the first mosque in India

He didn't that is false

Namaste 🕉🙏🕉🙏::: “”Giraavaru””” people are the indigenous people of the Maldives who were in the islands before Koimala arrived. They are of Tamil origin India,🕉🙏🙏🙏🕉🙏.. The Maldivian people are called Dhivehin. The word Dheeb/Deeb (archaic Dhivehi, related to Sanskrit द्वीप, dvīpa) means "island", and Dhives (Dhivehin) means "islanders"

Yes, very true. How can we forget the massacre of 700 Hindu Iyengar Brahmin families including women and children in Melakote, Karnataka. This is not mentioned in our textbooks. He is taught to be a freedom fighter. But the truth is he was just fighting for his own kingdom so that he can do more such things. Jai Bharat. Jai Karnataka.

One small correction, Miss Sharma said that the local chieftain converted to Islam in fifth century, in fact Islam was found only in the seventh century. Certainly the chief could not have converted before the founding of the religion.

there were environmental protection laws and zoning issues there. Not scarcity of investment.

Due to Islamic Local Population Restrictions!

Moral: Do Not Invest In Muslim Areas.

@@sradhakrishnan4593 why do not make it as Burma did

A.&N has connectivity via ships and flights.

Andaman and nicobar is closer to bangaldesh so it should be given to bangaldesh

@@rashidkhalid3970 ka2wa's wet dreams

​@rashidkhalid3970 Bangladesh is closer to India, so does Bangladesh belongs to India ???

Because they are Muslims. They learn good character as part of their upbringing.

Nehru the blunderer

Nehru was clearly one of the biggest traitors to ever have lived in our beautiful country. My blood boils whenever I hear his name or the damage he did in this country. It’s a shame that he was our first Prime Minister. May his soul continue to suffer for eternity.

Stupid Hindi heartland, understand Malayali Muslim's don't have any Appetite for Pakistan. It has different culture, ethnic and religious sect. It's theology is in alignment with Malabar. They are Predominantly Shafi Theology.... That is the reason why Lakshadweep and Malabar never inclined with Pakistan.... Our forefathers rejected idea of Pakistan

Okay bhakt😂

@@yashgangawane3381 😂 Italian pappu supporter hone se to accha he...

Oh nice, In Malayalam we call Maldives as Maalidveepu.

It is Malaitheevu in Tamil. Tamil is the mother of all South Indian languages. Malayalam use pure Tamil worlds like manvilakku, makal, makan, 'tamizh' etc. but the word 'tamizh' itself is distorted to 'Tamil'. Also the letters ta, tha, dha are taugh to students as big ta, small ta etc. in schools Plz revive the beautiful language.

Maldives was also captured by Chola Kingdom back then...it was called " Malatheevu" in Tamil language

Tamil is not mother to all dravidian languages . Proto dravidian is the mother . But tamil retained most of the characteristics ​@@subysb9616

​@subysb9616 it is not mother of South languages

Lol 😆

Sardar patal was Congress.

​@sr-zk4up he is clearly referring to the nehru family which is what congress was and is recognized with today. He was congress and yet he wasn't like nehru intellectually

@@swan_909 People with different skills can be part of an organisation. Patel was the strategist and did his duty beautifully. That's why the unification stuff was delegated to saradar by Nehru. You can shit on Nehru all you want, but considering the situation then Indian systems that Nehru and Co put in place at least prevented India from going to sh*t like Pakistan (coups and sh*t).

@@sr-zk4up he might have given him the responsibility do so but he lacked guts for hard decisions and thanks to him we have problems that started then and continues till today. India wasn't unified due to him. That credit goes completely to Patel. Both were from same party but there was a lot they didn't agree on. Nehru left us with a huge headache i.e. Pakistan coz of his so called liberal ideas. The point is the bad outweighs the good in his case. All citizens don't have equal rights to this day and that is coz of him and his family.

@@swan_909 You're saying Modi doesn't make mistakes? What do you mean citizens don't have equal rights? And how is Pakistan Nehru's fault, go dunk on Jinnah. Blaming Nehru for anything and everything is just stupid. He did an okay-good job for a large country's first prime minister.

Isn't there shortage of internet connection ?

Have you visited mainland India?

mahal language is dhivehi

@@missanonymous225 not now...

@@d.banerjee5800 always...