India's Beggar Problem

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We all come across beggars almost daily in our lives. While we often wonder whether we should give them money or not, a more important question escapes us: why do so many beggars exist in our country in the first place? Many of us tend to think that most beggars are part of a syndicate that is run by an underground mafia, but such assumptions often have no grounds in evidence. Instead, problems of poverty, migration and even religion lie at the heart of the begging problem. In this video, we discuss these factors in detail while also emphasizing on what needs to be done to alleviate the problem.

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00:00 Introduction
01:15 Beggary in ancient India
02:47 Difference
04:45 Causes (i) Poverty and Unemployment
07:59 Causes (i) Disability
09:39 Causes (i) Religion
10:51 What does the government do?
11:28 Conclusion

[mohak_mangal]

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[LabourLawAdvisor]

Great video!
It took me time but i do have clarity now, i prefer giving money to beggars. Not because I am sure my money will be used wisely but because I have more and they have less. It's really none of my business to worry about how they would use it. Just like we can't control when a normal working person destroys their life with wrong decisions, we can't really control a beggar's life, they will misuse someone else's money if not mine. But if everyone stops giving them money, and give only food or clothes, then they are stripped from their freedom to grow, and they won't be able to rest knowing that they can afford their next meal, or a day off. It's their right (just like everyone else) to save and build, even if they're not earning, only beginning, and even if they misuse money and fail to do so. My job is to offer them a fair chance. I hope one day I do something with a bigger impact on the underprivileged.

-Mandeep

[anonymousdot]

This guy is the definition of how a content should be on YouTube. No reviews, no illogical stunts..
But true problems of our society.
Love from Bihar ❤️.

[faizalam]

13:00 "andhe ko aankh de" Ye zimmedaari hai kiski?? bhagwaan ki?? hamrai?? Ya phir hamaare sarkaar Simple line with very deep meaning if you try to understand ❣️❣️❣️❣️❣️

[Ray-of-Hope]

*“In a country well governed, poverty is something to be ashamed of. In a country badly governed, wealth is something to be ashamed of.”* — Confucius

[lutfulourneyofPeace]

We need people like Mohak Bhai, who can understand the real problem and provide effective solutions, Great work, hats off to you.

[jayhindjaybharat]

Most of the beggars in West Bengal are from Bihar. And they are not poor it is their business

[TH]

Yeah, here in Assam the begging is what you can find handy with a small and large town / chowks .. Mohak da is absolutely right, me and my friends observed & talked to some of them and we found out all the problems aforesaid . May Government take some steps to make them skilled (rather than distributing free things creating beneficiaries)so that they can earn the bread on their own . Regards from Assam ..

[itachi]

I'm from West Bengal and you're absolutely right many beggars aren't even beggars they just make it a business.
And why government is allowing them near the train stations and tourist places it's just frustrating at first you might get emotional and give some money but the moment you give money another 10 would show up it's a never-ending cycle lol
So i created a policy not to give money or food to anyone

[randomsoul]

Keep discussing about social problems 🙌

[shivamvishnu]

Excellent topic. As someone who visits different parts of India, I have always been intrigued by why begging is not as visible in TN despite having comparable or less income than say Maharashtra or Punjab. I feel the main reason is the social services such as amma kitchens, shelters, mid-day meals for school children provided by the govt. You don't have to be rich to eliminate beggary. A little bit of state support goes a long way. There is plenty of food and shelter to accommodate everyone. I feel beggary is not a social problem but rather a choice made by the society and the political class.

[RichardFeynman]

This video gave a very dim picture of India's future. The only thing it misses, is the terrible corruption practice of the government officers of all levels, from federal to state. Without the elimination of the corrupt practice, it will be difficult to eliminate Poverty from the root.

[abhisekdas]

Why West Bengal & Assam has so many baggers?
Ans : illigal Immigration from Bangladesh

[Ayush_Thakur]

My comment will maybe seems as a bit harsh for some user but it is the reality. Most of the beggars are healthy people who can find a work(not good but decent one) but they still begs because it doesn't require any efforts and outside of temple they can easily earn enough for a day.

[tilakpawar]

An extremely important topic to be discussed in India's context. Very well researched and well made video, Mohak!

[illfatedgoodheart]

I have been a subscriber of this channel when it had only 100k subscribers. One after another so many amazing analytical contents Mohak had shared in this channel is really commendable. Only thing that surprises me is that his channel is not growing at a faster rate. It is probably that most of the viewers on YouTube don't want to watch free educational, analytical, socio-political-economic contents with deep understanding. Nonetheless, I thank Mohak to keep up his genuine work as he does.

[Shahidhskdnd]

That ramzan point is tooo You can experience that in masjid bunder, colaba - mahim dargah - mira road This area are mainly gold making place for beggars On an average muslim beggars make 1200 And this was told buy my friend who was once beggars in that area .... 🙂 ....

[greattoseeyou]

Population is the main problem all of this

[sparrowgaming]

The valuable thing in Mohak's logics is he doesn't loose Emotions. ❤️❤️❤️

[jagannath_nayak]

Aandhen ko aakhe dete... that line just touched my core! Something serious to ponder about! Huge appreciation for Mohak. 👏👏👏