India: Exploring Delhi | DW Documentary

Mr Rana das you said Delhi was 15 hundred years old that too maybe,
Your knowledge is laughable in ancient Mahabharat it was known as Indraprastha

Interesting, it’s eyes opening, the poetry clubs were speaking in English instead of Hindu and they speaking really fast. Now i know Chinese looks alike is Tibetans. Thank you DW.

I hope it is better for the people in the slum now. I am sure the government could find a way to at least provide water, sewer and electricity. And criminals stealing from people who have nothing

I luv the way DwPresents my country India im proud to b an Indian. Theres so much to see v have everything n we are blessed. Yes there are giod n bad things but its a besuriful country. Thank u Dw for this doc. Appreciate people living it without visiting. One has to visit it on a long holiday its vast to cover the flirs fauna its people n the affection one gets no matter whete u come from. Unity in diversity ❤❤ diversity.

India no 1 🇮🇳
China only. no 2

In the introduction children are speaking Gujarati in the background, being a Gujarati i never knew that there are so many people from Gujarat are living in delhi.

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JNU's environment and students reminds me of UP (University of the Philippines). It is also a hotbed of student activism

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Jyotsana in JNU was our right wing buddy :)

Chitting link

The faith of the victims spread everywhere.

A slight correction: During the British colonial rule, Delhi was not the capital. Calcutta (present day Kolkata) was. Later on when violent protests began rising in Calcutta, the Brits were forced to leave and they established Delhi as their new capital. Soon after, they left India and Delhi continued to be the capital of independant India.

Nice documentary

Everyday we give blessings, yes the USA has its issues, many of them actually, but in comparison to several other countries WE ARE LIVING IN PARADISE.

How difficult is it to clean the river? Get localized inspectors… every half a mile on both sides. Let them sanction the hell out of all offenders. Prevent bribes and corruption with solid oversight. Come on. A high school kid can solve this.

caste system still is alive as it has always been. only vultures can be proud of this.

Indians are shockingly good-looking. Those actors were another level of beauty.

Class! Super!!

This is really cool to see as i will spend one year in India.. leaving in 8 months and i can’t wait! I’ve been doing a lot of research on all of India so This documentary was really cool to watch!

That metal head with the neck brace was a little funny.
Thanks for this - very informative.

They should take those steel containers and make homes and neighborhoods with them...
They can even molt the unusable ones into better sewage & plumbing tanks.

I have been following closely the documentaries of DW, very diverse and full of knowledge. Going on a short business trip to Delhi in September and looking forward to visiting India.

Jai Hind🇮🇳🕉

Im feel sorry about the conditions of the majority. Conditions like that triggered revolutions in other countries like, France, Mexico, Russia, China, etc. Indian people is more peaceful and patient. The Indian government don't appreciate that because they are the privileged no the ones facing such terrible conditions.

Does anyone know the graffiti artist who speaks about the diversity of the city?

I know it smell crazy in there

Hay quá

This is a humanitarian kind of reporting. It shows the cause and effects and at the same time finding solutions to problems that were already existing .I hope the Indian government will hear the cries of its people and prioritize and give proper attentions and take actions to these problems.

A complete picture of the capital. From head to toe every aspect was reached briefly. I feel accomplished after listening to this documentary.

I always adore Delhi for its uniqueness and vibration keep it up!

Interesting. I have not been introduced India from this NORMAL prespective. All the things i find on mainstream media are about poverty, slums, religion or pollution. So I have never imagined that India has normal lifestyles like any other countries around the world.

Incredible 🇮🇳

The Lord Jesus the Son of God heals, so let the world continue to eat and drink with the Lord Jesus Christ baptism. I heal myself in the Lord Jesus Christ name, just by moving and touching the pain saying the Lord Jesus Christ name.

The situation of yamuna and ganga hurts me so much...

It's Delhi , not india

Please! 🤦‍♂️JNU is no elite university ! I used to hang around there is the 90s sometimes and it’s was at best mediocre .

This video so perfectly captures the wealth gap of Delhi and India in general. Kudos to the director and all of the team behind this superb documentary :D

The industrial revolution has inevitable consequences on ecology, the environment, on culture, and on birthrates, because it’s a very expensive process. Hopefully India doesn’t lose too much on its way to becoming self-sufficient and reducing population.

I loved India, really I did. And even though it was badly polluted when I visited last time some years ago, I liked Delhi. There is so much to like about India, the culture, the food. But now India is firmly on the path of Hindu nationalism. Not only are there dusts and fumes in the air, the atmosphere of India is now saturated with hate. Violence against women, oppression of minorities, persistence of caste based persecutions, hate crimes, and unrelenting hatred directed towards neighbours, China, the West, everyone it seems except for war criminal Putin. It is immensely sad, and if the great Mahatma Gandhi were alive today, he too would be immensely sad.

her body represents the battle between good and evil and am like eh?

This is really good work by DW documentary. Keep it up! Documentaries are meant to be realistic communicating exactly what's there and this one precisely does that.