Why Bengal is a poor state | Downfall of West Bengal | Digitalodd

Join us on a journey through time as we delve into the intriguing topic of "The Fall of Bengal." This captivating exploration sheds light on the significant events and factors that contributed to the decline of one of India's most historically prominent regions.
Bengal, once renowned for its economic prosperity, cultural renaissance, and political awakening, faced a series of challenges that led to its fall from grace. From the colonial era to the present day, we uncover the key aspects that shaped Bengal's downfall and impacted its socio-political and economic landscape.
Through insightful analysis and historical accounts, we explore the repercussions of these events on Bengal's once-thriving intellectual and cultural spheres. Learn about the impact on renowned institutions, literary contributions, artistic expressions, and social reforms that characterized the region's glory days.

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[KAMALHOSSAIN-lzhx]

Political violence is the main causes of fall down of Bengal

[hemantmaji]

I m now 40. I m sure that I will not see the return of glorious bengal as it was in past, due to political reason and under developed common bengali minds. I hope our future gen will see it definitely.❤

[nirupamdutta]

Political disturb is vital issue of fall in Bengal.

[saurabh]

Main reason hain yaha ke logo ko aaram chaiye. ....afternoon mein shop close kar dete hai 2-3 hours ke liye. ....
Har ek gali mein club banake sirf adda baaji chalta hai. ....
They don't want to
They are satisfied people with whatever they ambition....This is why kolkata is actually called city of joy

[sitanathkar]

Huge Corruption, Political Crime & Arrogant Administration make West Bengal as hell

[subhakarmakar.]

As a bengali, it's true, and it's hurts 😓

[RahulSoni-kioz]

Make video how Bengal treat industries like great aditya birla

[avijitchaudhury]

Downfall of West Bengal is due to three reasons (1) The greed of the people (2) 34 years' of rule by the communists (3) Shifting of baton from the communists to this present regional TMC party.

[pabitraproblemandsolution]

পশ্চিমবঙ্গের চপ শিল্প ও মঙ্গল গ্রহে চলে যাচ্ছে।
উত্তরপ্রদেশ একটি শান্তির রাজ্য
Uttar Pradesh is a state of peace

[sanjaypriyadarshi]

As long Mamta is in power, Bengal won’t improve and this is fact

[RahulKumar-whrh]

Waha immigration through Bangladesh bhi ek major problem hai. Bangladesh ke garib log migrant bankar wb mein pahuch gaye hai aur waha ki local government usko bhi support kar rahi hai for more votes.

[swamantakmajumder]

The data that you said that West Bengal has lower per capita income than Chhattisgarh is wrong....In 2022-23, WB's per capita income is $2300 and that of Chhattisgarh it is $1700...

[arupbasu]

Even after all these criticism Kolkata is the third richest city in India and Bengal has 5/6 position in terms of GDP. But definitely, politics has done a lot of harm to Bengal economy.

[AnkitSingh-vpnh]

The only thing that Bengal need is a good leader who can focus on innovative Growth and Development.

[shubhankardasgupta]

Bengal is not Kolkata... Bengalis bourgeoise and villagers need to understand that despite having the India's most fertile land for agriculture we need some places for transforming it into "heavy-machinery" areas. Investing/setting up factories in the distant districts of Bengal, such as Purolia, Coch Behar will allow the DE-CONJUSTION happening in Kolkata.
Bengal receives heavy rainfall which damages major chunk of roads which is a major outflow of development.
We also share large coastline along with lower Himalayas which is very rare. Thus, investing in tourism will boom the local market into new heights.
We Bengalis love being called as "INTELLECTUAL" but the problem is, our human resource is now being outsourced into different states which is slightly good because it helps Bengalis make small communities in different states which enhances the popularity among other statesmen. The disadvantage is we are having very LESS seats in govt colleges and thus increasing or upskilling infra and courses will help us to lead ahead than many Southern States too.
In summation, Bengalis need to love CAPITALISM just like the Bengal Sultanate times and the British era.
Bengalis in other states if possible should conduct businesses and SHOULD be away from their beloved Bengal. I mean comeon, just see the Gujaratis and the marwaris.
REMEMBER, we BENGAILS STILL can make that "SONAR BANGLA" despite we lost our lands to radical Muslims. Maa Durga is looking at us waiting for our glorious future again.
Joy Bangla, Joy Maa Kaali, Joy Gangaridhai

[bengaltiger-kjmq]

Huge huge corruption culture is built up, first by Jyothi Basu and his gangs, then by Mamata Banerjee (the worst of all). Even education itself - the back bone of bengal is destroyed by cut money and corrupted teachers. Bengal will not recover many decades until corruption is removed with iron fist, and law & order is back.

[Aditav]

Make a video on how to give the Kickstart to Bengal again so that it again comes back to Glory.

[sidartamukerjee]

Bengal fell because of leftist technique of extorting quick money. The same is being taken forward by TMC.
The incident with Aditya Birla murders of executives of different companies etc all contributed to the downfall.

[ssarkar]

I am from West Bengal....it's very unfortunate that I belong this state.... 😔

[A_deka]

I'm here in Kolkata from last 3 years. I have seen local people of Bengal doesn't have any hope for its state. They are so much frustrated. People are very coward. So much politics everywhere . Here labour class is very dominant.