BJP's Governance Analysis of Gujarat : Gujarat model case study

VIDEO INTRODUCTION: The much hyped Gujrat Elections are here and it is a clash of models in Gujarat. The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) has been in power for about 27 years in the state, barring 1996 when Shankersinh Vaghela became the chief minister for a year with outside support from the Congress. In any other state, anti-incumbency, slackness, and people’s desire for a new party in a democratic manner would have been the norm. But then Gujarat is different.
In this video let us breakdown the infamous "GUJRAT DEVELOPMENT MODEL" through an unbiased lens. Watch till the end and share with your friends!

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[adityabanyal]

Point to be noted here. Gujarat does not earn a single rupee by excise on Liquor, as it is a dry state. Even then they have managed their finances so well..👍👍👍

[codebasics]

I am from Gujarat and one thing I can say with certainty about one social indicator is: Gujarat is doing AMAZING in terms of women safety. During navaratri days (or pretty much throughout the year), ladies can go outside on their own late in night without any fear. A father of a young girl who is out till 3 am would not be worried at all whereas there are many states in India where you can't imagine women from your home being out late in night on their own.

[prathamesh_]

Recently Palki Sharma Upadhyaya mam said "Today Content creators on YouTube, Instagram, Facebook and other places provide functional alternatives to News Media " So true👍

[Gorkha_plant]

I am from north east. Did engineering in Gujarat. Best state I have been to. Their education (especially maths) is strong and the students so diligent.

[Thunder]

This is what we are expecting from journalists sitting in the national news room .... Keep it up doing great job 👍 appreciated 🤝

[codebasics]

I've a relative who lives in Gujarat. Due to colon cancer he had to undergo a surgery and all of his cost was covered by "MA Card". Not sure if this is a state scheme or central government scheme but he did not face any financial difficulties. This is just once incident where I feel Gujarat is doing good on healthcare front. Great video as usual Ganesh. Keep up the good work 👍

[basilinkorea]

Nice to see my state Odisha doing so good in most of these aspects. 😊😊

[gyanaranjanmahanta]

How is Odisha one of the poorest state performing so well in these criterias beating developing states like Maharashtra and Need a case study on Odisha govt ruling since 20 yrs....🙏❤️🇮🇳🇮🇳

[samarth-robo]

I am Gujarati and found this analysis better than clickbait. One area where I think this video can be improved is that GJ performance on social indicators is stated in absolute terms but not compared to other states. Comparison helps people understand the situation in a state compared to other parts of the country.

[vimalmanikandan]

4:10 Punjab's debt to gsdp is 53 percentage. Bihar, Rajasthan, Kerala are coming after Punjab

[sharanjhaveri]

As a Gujarati about to vote
1. Excellent video, unbiased and very well explained
2. As a doctor, healthcare is struggling but We’ve seen an unbelievable investment in public health recently. The results will show in 5 years.

[SuzanTolat]

As I am from Gujarat I can say that this analysis was to the point and, in social indicators, I’d like to add that I completed my entire schooling and 12th Science PCM in Gujarati medium from govt school, where English medium and central board is private, we received same quality education and attention. I did Mechanical Engineering from Government Engineering College and got campus placed in reputed MNC. My father is a fruit vendor and he gets umbrellas in summer for shade, he has license so that he can sell fruits on road without disturbance from police.
I think currently in Gujarat, lower and middle class people are really getting attention and support from government. Education is also accessible and government is supporting a lot in that area too.
Appreciate your team’s research and your efforts. Thank you.

[abhieshekpaandya]

Kudos to the team of think school wonderful job. As a Gujarati myself i totally agree on each and every point that you have explained. The corporate and industrial sector is growing at a rapid pace that's why each major city in Gujarat is turning into a metropolis.

[akshatagrawal]

Even I being a class 11th science student has been watching your videos since previous year and has understood everything, bhaiya you explain economics and geopolitics like it's childs play. Love your videos

[Mohamed-fluv]

I am an African (Somali), and this is amazing and applicable to the assessment of all countries/regions. AMAZING. Thank you. Absolutely love your channel. Welldone, India.

[dholakpurkirakhi]

You should also see the condition of aavas in Gujarat 🙂.... In Surat that's fabulous... Normal rikshaw wala .... Vegetables vendors are living in 15 floors apartments... In Surat there are many aavas ... I always see vegetables vendors rikshaw wala commonly in buildings .... Even building of aavas are so good 😊...

[dharmeshkumar]

I have been living in Gujarat for the past 4 years.
Good things here are
1. Peaceful and calm people
2. Spirituality deeply rooted in society leading to an almost violence and crime free state
3. Entrepreneurial mindset of people
4. Wealthy agriculturists
5. Negligible number of people who are extremely poor
6. Excellent law and order

Issues with Gujarat
1. Education- but people here don't pay much attention to this coz anyways school and college education holds little relevance for becoming a businessman especially with the kind of education system that we have

2. Health - Awareness needs to be spread about this. This is an issue of concern but here they have something called the MA Amrutham scheme which covers the poor upto 5 lacs per family for medical expenses

3. Low wages - Well this is an issue to be dealt with

[sarangpise]

Wow this was an eye opener... we would like to see this kind of analysis beforr every state election and indian general election tooo.... I guess you were the only person in India to report both good and bad things about the government without any bias...Kudos to you and your team 👏

[vikrai]

I have been to Gujarat and it’s absolutely transformed by Modi, people and local authorities. It’s inspiring and beautiful. I understand govt needs to spend on public but that’s not a big deal and other aspect is there’s no place for terrorists, anti national or anti Hindu elements whatsoever. national identity, security, culture, preserving local people, women safety . Etc plays a big role. To me nations culture, Hindu civilization and civilization is far important than anything and as we know we have a incredible ability to generate wealth and india will rise again

[np]

Gujarat is developed because of business minded people. They are very supportive and cooperative to each other. You can rarely see any road rage or any fight between the roads.you can get a idea of how gujarati peoples are from watching TMKOC.