WHY BANGLADESH IS BEATING INDIA | Bangladesh VS India | Abhi and Niyu

In this video - we explore how BANGLADESH is using it's "least-developing country" status to grow its economy.

Bangladesh is the second-largest apparel exporter in the world, and its textile industry is a major driver of the country's economy. In this video, we take a look at the history of Bangladesh's textile industry, its current state, and its future prospects.

We'll discuss how the industry grew out of the country's traditional cotton production, and how it has evolved to become a global leader in the production of ready-made garments. We'll also look at the challenges that the industry faces, such as labor rights and environmental sustainability.

Finally, we'll explore the future of Bangladesh's textile industry, and how it is poised to continue to grow in the years to come.

In this video, you will learn:

The history of Bangladesh's textile industry
The current state of the industry
The challenges facing the industry
The future of the industry
This video is for:

Anyone interested in learning about Bangladesh's textile industry
Anyone who wants to understand the global textile industry
Anyone who is interested in the future of Bangladesh's economy
Watch the video now to learn more about Bangladesh's textile industry!

A video by Abhiraj Rajadhyaksha & Niyati Mavinkurve

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[AbhiandNiyu]

Do you think Bangladesh can be better than India? Comment below...

[immad]

As a Pakistani.... very happy for Bangladesh for their achievements and so amazed by their teamwork and innovations

[imtiazpabel]

As a Bangladeshi, i can say that India have more opportunity and more advantages compared to us. I hope India will be the next Japan of Asia and beat China in every field. Best of luck India and thanks for helping us in 1971

[biggdaddyy]

As an Indian, iam happy to see Bangladesh’s development, hope we will together do wonderful things in the future .

[musachy]

The jerseys of 17 teams of the 2023 World Cup were made in Bangladesh. Currently working with Zara, ovs, H&M, Napapijri, Prada, The north face, Addidas, textile industry of Bangladesh.

[ruhul]

As a Bangladeshi We are happy to see our neighbours talking about our positive side ❤😊

[arpandebnath]

As a Bangladeshi. I can say that Bangladeshi economy is a gassy bomb it can burst anytime. Our economy is still depends on RMG and Remittance. I just want to see a digital economy based on modern infrastructure and science.

[achaks]

In 2020 when Covid started here in USA I ordered PPP Equipments like masks etc from India on behalf of Hospitals. A Ghaziabad company took the order and took 100% advance payment. Material never came. Even complaint to Indian Government neither could send material nor returned back my money. Same time whatever ordered from Bangladesh were delivered in USA promptly.

[Mrinal]

As an Indian also coz am from northeast which is nearer to Bangladesh I am happy for their growth in past few years. I also hope that Bangladesh work towards other fields so that they have a diverse economy

[mukherjeesuniversum]

Bangladesh only has one major industry: TEXTILE
While India there are many industries...
Being an Indian Bengali I've seen many Bangladeshi videos and let me tell you, WE LIVE A BETTER LIFE...

[tusharbanik]

As an Indian and a Bengali I must say all the points are very significant on this matter. Even I used to think about this before. Though we have better opportunities and possibility of growth way more than Bangladesh but we also should look into this matter to revive and strengthen our textile industry .Jai Hind.

[pemagurung]

I am from Nepal
Last year my aunt from US gifted me some shirts, when i looked at its tag its written " made in Bangladesh" at that i got know how much Bangladesh exports garments

[Maskmen]

Those Indians describe Bangladesh in view of ignorance and pity way, you have to change your typical mentality because India is large and bigger in every way. So, your heart should be broader. Don't think that way, it will not help your country. We respect and love you as a good war time friend. Remember, It's not the era of mastering, but trusting.

[Sanatani_Sherni]

*Perfect Example Of the Quote:*
_In Geopolitics, there are no permanent friends... only permanent interests_
❤🇮🇳

[SydurRahman]

As a Bangladeshi, I must say that if we support each other both countries will be benefited.

[NemoBlu]

Bangladesh is better than India on some particular things. 7 lac INDIAN work in Bangladesh, around 2.25 million Bangladeshi tourists travelled to India every year... without Bangladesh India will be poorer.

[Abu_Ubaida]

I'm Indian but Bangladesh zindabad ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[miss.tayeeba]

As a bangladeshi I will say we ar not satisfied with that contribution or economic growth .our country is developing but as not how we expected. If we could utilise our manpower then we can increase our economic growth

[paglababa]

as a Bangladeshi freelancer i would say India has better opportunities and facilities

[guxxwbr]

As a Bangladeshi, when I saw this video of yours, I really liked it because it would be nice to hear such success of the country from someone, but frankly, our country and we are in a lot of trouble. But because of our right leadership today the country has reached this stage no matter how much trouble we are in we never give up hope we Bangladeshis always believe in dreaming big. Thank you love from Bangladesh 🇧🇩🇧🇩