What if the Indian Subcontinent Was ONE Country?

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[utsavjuneja]

If India and Pakistan were one country politicians would run out of ideas for campaigning and promotional speeches.

[baghazukhov]

The bloody best cricket team the world has ever seen.

Edit : 1 year, a covid pandemic, 12k likes and 300 comments later. Whoa this comment took off, huh ?

[sia]

I love how nobody in the comments section cares about all the complicated economics this guy just talked about, but are more interested in the cricket teams🤡

[sreenu]

I know its never gonna be a single country. But still i wish for a future where all the countries in subcontinent unites and focus on a mutually beneficial alliance and grow together. Imagine the possibilities, the development, the economic growth.

[samarthgautam]

"What if Indian Subcontinent was ONE united country"
No more wars between Indians and Pakistanis in replies

[yasharora]

We will win every cricket world cup
Edit: Woah, 8k+ likes and 300+ replies, this is my most liked and replied comment by far.

[JoJon-_-]

For those saying Nepal came into existence in 17th century . Kathamandu valley where the capital city is was called the country of Nepal, It was ruled by Gopal dynasty at that time, Before that Kathmandu was a lake . And gorkha was the nation that unified other states in 17th century . So Nepal was always there . Nepal was ruled by Gopal dynasty, Mahispals, Licchavi and kirant dynasty before the Shah dynasty making it one of the oldest countries in South Asia.
The term Nepal was there before the term India / although it was called Hindustan or Bharat. There was nothing named Pakistan, Bangladesh. So get a clear understanding.
Some of the territories were part of India in the past. But Nepal existed alot of centuries ago it wasn't 17th century
Edit : I researched it and the Nepal came into existence in 1500 BC. Gopal dynasty ruled from 1500 BC - 1000 BC.

[memematerials]

Myanmar was also part of India & present India gdp is 3.1 trillion alone.. if all mix then it would be 4.52 trillion

[usamacheema]

United India --> No more wars in comment sections of social media posts.

[msn]

Imagine the number of states that map would have. Kids would need a superhuman power to remember all.

[saadusmani]

2:20 Well actually, at least 33% of the people will be able to understand (at least listen) and speak Urdu as well, because Hindi and Urdu are identical in everything from sentence structures to 90% of the words. While there are some things that have different words, the only major difference between Hindi and Urdu is that Urdu is written in the Arabic Script meanwhile Hindi is written in the Sanskrit Script.

[Swiss]

T-Series would have 1.000.000.000 subscribers

[hallow]

90% of comments discussing the new Bangla-India-Pakistan-Lanka combo cricket team

[najibyarzerachic]

making them one political entity would be hard but an economic union like ASEAN or European union is very practical and needed.

[vikkran]

I love India 🇮🇳 and Pakistan 🇵🇰, Greetings from Sweden 🇸🇪

Both are amazing countries with amazing people

[SINGH-tlrp]

IPL would be more famous than World Cup ❤️😂

[theworldofammar]

Greates population
Greatest cricket team
Greatest Hindu and Muslim Population on Planet .
Greatest CIVIL WAR EVER !

[SyedSheryarAli]

WANT A MIRACLE TO REUNITE ALL OF THESE COUNTRIES AGAIN, ❤️🇵🇰

[jetbllackwings]

this would literally be a dream if it wasn’t for the religious and cultural conflicts between us.

[patisoto]

Well, if this did happen at least India and Pakistan wouldn’t be fighting over the Kashmir area.