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  • čas přidán 11. 07. 2024
  • In today's episode of Beyond the Headline, anchor Sneha Koshy explores the fascinating journey from Malappuram to the world, highlighting Kerala's evolving migration trends. The episode delves into the steady rate of emigrants, the rising number of students pursuing education abroad, and the increasing presence of female professionals in the West. It also examines how the Gulf is no longer the primary destination for Keralites, signaling a shift towards intellectual exports over physical labor. This discussion sheds light on the changing dynamics of Kerala's migration equation and its global impact. "This is an eye opener for all the states in India, other states you don't anything, if you do similar surveys in other parts, you're going to get the same thing..." says IMAD Chair, Irudaya Rajan. Watch the full video to know more and stay tuned with Mirror Now for more latest updates.
    #kerala #migration #malappuram #emigrants #keralaemigrants #educationabroad #keralites #eralamigration #latestupdates #beyondtheheadline #snehakoshy #mirrornow

Komentáře • 1,2K

  • @deepakbalu7491
    @deepakbalu7491 Před 25 dny +427

    The picture you showed it is not keralites but Bengalis and other states.

    • @reyanaalu
      @reyanaalu Před 24 dny +12

      Yes

    • @samwienska1703
      @samwienska1703 Před 24 dny +13

      They indirectly meant to say that Keralites are like Bengalis but just they move to different country instead of different state.😂

    • @reyanaalu
      @reyanaalu Před 24 dny +31

      @@samwienska1703 no,they are not bengalis, they are northies,godi media is always godi media. They only show north indians,

    • @nishadkoppilakkal3702
      @nishadkoppilakkal3702 Před 24 dny +35

      It's a photo of people from other states migrating to Kerala for work😂

    • @vijilal4333
      @vijilal4333 Před 24 dny +4

      Yes

  • @MrCMVikram
    @MrCMVikram Před 26 dny +104

    There are no jobs in Kerala. No one wants to invest in Kerala because of Communists and corruption. So what do we do? Get out of state. Go where the jobs are.

    • @Native_soul321
      @Native_soul321 Před 26 dny +10

      They hate being in India even myself

    • @gracevarghese7717
      @gracevarghese7717 Před 25 dny

      Kerala is very good but communist party and their people destroyed the state.

    • @crazyworldfacts101
      @crazyworldfacts101 Před 25 dny +15

      ​@@Native_soul321they don't hate being in India, lm a malayali working in Bangalore, and we have huge community here and rest of India, we move to anywhere where we can prosper, majority of us are happyily settled here.

    • @reghuvictory1964
      @reghuvictory1964 Před 25 dny +2

      Then what about migration from other states...there also communist rule...?

    • @Native_soul321
      @Native_soul321 Před 25 dny +1

      @@crazyworldfacts101 you don't know because you're living in Bengaluru
      Here trend is to settle in the western country and to seek citizenship.

  • @Tly-hy7de
    @Tly-hy7de Před 26 dny +225

    Didn’t understand why did your video thumbnail showing Pani Puris from North, whereas the stories are related Kerala Migration to foreign countries 🤷🏽

    • @Justaprix
      @Justaprix Před 25 dny +16

      Foreshadowing the Northie immigration to Kerala looking for better jobs,which the locals do not want to do.

    • @Pavis_Blog
      @Pavis_Blog Před 25 dny

      sick of south ppl..

    • @robinjoseph4445
      @robinjoseph4445 Před 25 dny +9

      Kerala students are going Europe to settle is because of Kerala communist and congress party only support islamists in all matters and no development on roads , highest tax in all things compared to other states, high electricity price 4 times extra

    • @samwienska1703
      @samwienska1703 Před 24 dny +7

      They indirectly meant to say that Keralites are like Bengalis but just they move to different country instead of different state.😂

    • @sadiqueali5117
      @sadiqueali5117 Před 24 dny +2

      ​@@robinjoseph4445bro leave ur religious hatred out of it

  • @Jamesluis1985
    @Jamesluis1985 Před 25 dny +252

    Talking about kerala migration but the picture on thumbnail 🤔🤔🤔🤔

    • @aspxxo
      @aspxxo Před 25 dny +34

      Godi media bro...😂

    • @robinjoseph4445
      @robinjoseph4445 Před 25 dny +11

      Kerala students are going Europe to settle is because of Kerala communist and congress party only support islamists in all matters and no development on roads , highest tax in all things compared to other states, high electricity price 4 times extra

    • @shortworld5622
      @shortworld5622 Před 24 dny

      ​@@robinjoseph4445Islamists ? You kasa krisanghis are crying so hard these days 😂

    • @ryukk3777
      @ryukk3777 Před 24 dny +13

      ​@@robinjoseph4445bro who said this ??😂
      No one gets support on the basis of religion in kerala.....

    • @Knightrider-bd5tj
      @Knightrider-bd5tj Před 24 dny +2

      ​@@robinjoseph4445we spend for kerala not for crap barath

  • @Astronaut741-dz1fh
    @Astronaut741-dz1fh Před 26 dny +277

    Quality of living in India declined. Pollution traffic blocks, unnecessary interference of law and order, political parties not trustworthy, and neither do they dont care about common people. So educated young people leave the country.

    • @MG23418
      @MG23418 Před 26 dny +15

      In Kerala

    • @Astronaut741-dz1fh
      @Astronaut741-dz1fh Před 26 dny +24

      @MG23418 you are saying that all other states' standards of living are better. ? You should travel across the country once

    • @94503
      @94503 Před 26 dny +5

      ​@@Astronaut741-dz1fhyes.... it's improving with increasing wages

    • @Astronaut741-dz1fh
      @Astronaut741-dz1fh Před 26 dny +12

      @94503 What about pollution , safe drinking water, air quality, crime , crime against women, and backward community. At the end of the day, " if you have money and power, then you can live a life like Raja..

    • @Raytracer96024
      @Raytracer96024 Před 26 dny +23

      ​@@94503 In Bihar, 9 bridges collapsed in 12 days 😂

  • @roshankootungal9656
    @roshankootungal9656 Před 25 dny +292

    Congrats to politicians in Kerala, not allowing any business in Kerala.

    • @Native_soul321
      @Native_soul321 Před 25 dny +46

      @@roshankootungal9656 but north Indian labours come here to have a better life and High salary

    • @symphonynaturesmusic2097
      @symphonynaturesmusic2097 Před 25 dny +17

      @@roshankootungal9656 If here not allowing to do business what North Indian people are doing here??According to Kerala govt.around 3 lakh north people are working here.

    • @arunm6727
      @arunm6727 Před 25 dny +7

      According to govt report most migration happen from Gujarat both legally and illegally

    • @Y______K
      @Y______K Před 25 dny +17

      Bro kerala has business. India's second most fastest growing IT industry state is kerala .
      But kerala is not for big factory industries.

    • @user-io7sh7nx7c
      @user-io7sh7nx7c Před 25 dny +8

      ​@@symphonynaturesmusic2097they are doing daily wage jobs because those jobs give good pay in Kerala

  • @NewGenCommonMan
    @NewGenCommonMan Před 25 dny +39

    Not just from Kerala,Lots of people's are migrating from Gujarat, Punjab, Andra Pradesh too.

    • @Rahul-g8x
      @Rahul-g8x Před 23 dny +1

      @@NewGenCommonMan not leaving because of no job its has become a social status in gujarth, punjab and maharashtra to study abroad. They are going to study abroad as they have the enough money to afford. In kerala students go abroad talking huge amounts of loans just to get a job after studing in europe

    • @NewGenCommonMan
      @NewGenCommonMan Před 22 dny +1

      @@Rahul-g8x In Kerala also it's same, it's a social status, they have enough money too, in 10 , may be 4 taking loans . somehow they want to go abroad,

    • @Rahul-g8x
      @Rahul-g8x Před 19 dny

      @@NewGenCommonMan If they have enough money then kerala wont become a state run on education loans?

    • @thesaint9286
      @thesaint9286 Před 19 dny

      WHY WILL A KERALITE STUDY OR WORK IN INDIA???? FOR PEANUTS??? TAKE ANY PROFESSION, ONE CAN EARN MINIMUM OF 5X COMPARED TO THE SAME PAY STRUCTURE IN INDIA. KERALA IS NOT AN ILLITERATE HINDI BELT. MONEY IS RELIGION, PERIO

    • @Rahul-g8x
      @Rahul-g8x Před 19 dny

      @@thesaint9286 thats why your still a beta

  • @rameshp6573
    @rameshp6573 Před 26 dny +166

    Kerala is not industry and entrepreneurship friendly.. there is no job creation ...so youngsters have no option but to leave

    • @mammenmatthew939
      @mammenmatthew939 Před 25 dny

      Expel Left

    • @trendsports9635
      @trendsports9635 Před 25 dny +3

      Nobody want 10 salary job here

    • @NigZvivo
      @NigZvivo Před 25 dny +13

      Mallus not interested to destroy kerala's environment for any industry

    • @one-eyedgaming6767
      @one-eyedgaming6767 Před 25 dny +11

      Dude there is enough job here , salary is the issue.😂

    • @coconutpunch123
      @coconutpunch123 Před 25 dny +8

      Its a minconception. 23% of kerala gdp coming from industries sector. IT exports crossed 25000 crores. Startup ecosystem is one of the best in india.
      Things are changing

  • @preejuani4836
    @preejuani4836 Před 26 dny +89

    Keralites have always gone out for work as there is no industry there, what has changed in student migration. The biggest pull factor is permanent residence and work permits in western countries. When this stops, student immigration will come down. Another factor is excessive fees and capitation for professionals, which when it becomes much higher than foreign countries , then justifies the experience to go overseas

    • @deepakbalu7491
      @deepakbalu7491 Před 25 dny +3

      Even low grade workers also send their children in foreign countries.

    • @Celestial_Arishem
      @Celestial_Arishem Před 25 dny +1

      ​@@deepakbalu7491 its easy to get seat than here

    • @sreejithshankark2012
      @sreejithshankark2012 Před 25 dny +1

      @@preejuani4836 This is antham kammi model kerala 🙂

    • @one-eyedgaming6767
      @one-eyedgaming6767 Před 25 dny

      This is Kerala dude, low class or high class people matter and caste is second.​@@deepakbalu7491

    • @mechile_pakki
      @mechile_pakki Před 22 dny

      What about godi building temples and statues😂
      Kerala will always protect nature ❤
      ​@@sreejithshankark2012

  • @moeleobha3585
    @moeleobha3585 Před 24 dny +18

    I have a College degree in Engineering from Kerala University in 1966. No engineering jobs were available because of various reasons. For survival reasons I left India at the first opportunity that fell into my lap. It was a very high risk move in those days to USA - No community base , No knowledge base and No Power base. It was a bold move and abandoned the idea of returning to India for living.

    • @thesaint9286
      @thesaint9286 Před 19 dny

      WHY WILL A KERALITE STUDY OR WORK IN INDIA???? FOR PEANUTS??? TAKE ANY PROFESSION, ONE CAN EARN MINIMUM OF 5X COMPARED TO THE SAME PAY STRUCTURE IN INDIA. KERALA IS NOT AN ILLITERATE HINDI BELT. MONEY IS RELIGION, PERIO

    • @moeleobha3585
      @moeleobha3585 Před 19 dny

      @@thesaint9286 Pay structure outside India may be higher in most cases. But cost of living is also relatively higher. That is one reason many Indians leave Canada.

    • @rhkn7188
      @rhkn7188 Před 5 dny

      Well done. Proud of you. ❤

  • @divinelove7024
    @divinelove7024 Před 25 dny +177

    The contribution of the people of Kerala to our country is great.
    Total remittances from migration also reached a record ₹2,16,893 crore in 2023 from ₹85,092 crore in 2018, marking a 154.9% increase, strengthening the economy of the State. Kerala also holds a steady 21% share of India's NRI deposits.

    • @Justaprix
      @Justaprix Před 25 dny +7

      This will certainly cost more.

    • @one-eyedgaming6767
      @one-eyedgaming6767 Před 25 dny +10

      What will cost more , we aren't in war with everyone, we just need to live happily.​@@Justaprix

    • @one-eyedgaming6767
      @one-eyedgaming6767 Před 25 dny +4

      Human Index , Dude we triumph

    • @coconutpunch123
      @coconutpunch123 Před 25 dny +7

      But we get very less in return from north indian controlled central government.modi goverment literally implementing an economic sanction against kerala

    • @Traderking1990
      @Traderking1990 Před 25 dny +7

      Remittance from Western countries is unsustainable. It would decline and may be even stop after the migrants get PR or citizenship rights in the Western countries. Unlike the past Gulf migrants, the current migrants are moving to Western nations where citizenship is possible after putting in a certain number of years in those countries.

  • @Mark-ll2bj
    @Mark-ll2bj Před 25 dny +14

    What do you offer to bring them back ?😢. India is 200 years back in thought processing , accountability and developing peoples skill. The biggest challenge is corruption and injustice system to its citizens. Anybody can harm anyone. Whether it is south or north, Government is promoting their ideology rather than working for the people. You come to west, eg.nurses are highly respected and well paid. Every one can work and earn and lead a decent life. If you are disable and IDD ,state will take care of them and make sure they get proper treatment whether it is hospice or nursing etc. Students get the best quality education. Thank you for the media to bring this up. 😊

  • @thomastony3825
    @thomastony3825 Před 26 dny +154

    Honestly we mallu's are fed up by being in kerala. No job no quality higher education

    • @shinyabraham6712
      @shinyabraham6712 Před 26 dny +28

      All thanks to LDF government.

    • @alora9829
      @alora9829 Před 26 dny +29

      Not just kerala,whole India . As a keralite unlike other states our dream is settling in Europe or America not running behind government jobs. Kerala have one of the lowest applications for UPSC, SSC ,RRB exams.

    • @Sunsolaris302
      @Sunsolaris302 Před 26 dny

      Haha

    • @shimekagogz1995
      @shimekagogz1995 Před 26 dny +3

      But u kerelites are too intelligent and it's sad the intellectual PPL are getting no opportunities and had to leave India.
      CZcams delete this comment too... When u can't take the truth ... And replies...

    • @alora9829
      @alora9829 Před 26 dny +14

      @@shimekagogz1995 so. We are not sad. actually most of them want to leave and make more money dude. Ur hate speech is not going to work with me, find someone else 😇

  • @SathyaswamyS
    @SathyaswamyS Před 25 dny +56

    We r mallus. We love to live and work everywhere else in the world and yet we brag that Kerala is no.1

    • @realhunter7146
      @realhunter7146 Před 25 dny +5

      There are huge migration into Kerala from other States. Is that because places like Bihar, UP, other States Rich like America.

    • @one-eyedgaming6767
      @one-eyedgaming6767 Před 25 dny

      ​@@realhunter7146what are you saying to stupid fk ?

    • @sandy99797
      @sandy99797 Před 24 dny +3

      ​@@realhunter7146the poor from Bihar Bengal come to work because daily wages are high compared to other states

    • @mohammadafzal4049
      @mohammadafzal4049 Před 24 dny +1

      ​@@realhunter7146it's upto those who got migrated to kerala to compare there states with America... But we mallus wherever we migrates for us kerala is much better than America..

    • @mohitaggarwal7583
      @mohitaggarwal7583 Před 24 dny

      ​@@realhunter7146migration is from Bengal

  • @tomythomas9261
    @tomythomas9261 Před 25 dny +24

    Very well said. Thanks for video. 90 percent of my extended family are in US. Migrated in the 70s and 80s. Now their descendants are prosperous, marrying US citizens of European ancestry too...❤.Pioneer was an aunt who was a nurse and migrated to US in early 70s...A decade later her siblings and later families followed.

    • @kirandatta7278
      @kirandatta7278 Před 25 dny +7

      We have been living in UK since 1960s.
      Nothing great about marrying non Indians. You lose everything religion culture language etc. East or West Indian culture is best. ❤

    • @one-eyedgaming6767
      @one-eyedgaming6767 Před 25 dny +3

      ​@@kirandatta7278Nothing great in Marrying Indian thou ! It's all about people if I you understand .

    • @JonTodt775
      @JonTodt775 Před 23 dny +2

      What so great about marrying people of European ancestry?

    • @one-eyedgaming6767
      @one-eyedgaming6767 Před 21 dnem

      @@JonTodt775 he didn't say anything great, still their mentality is different, don't make the words look low !

    • @garygeorge-wi7co
      @garygeorge-wi7co Před 19 dny

      @@kirandatta7278 For the Indian children born in the west, this business of culture, language and religion are no priority specially Hindus and Sikhs.

  • @shankerbartonhill5546
    @shankerbartonhill5546 Před 25 dny +27

    India has few high paying jobs for capable, skilled and intelligent Keralites. The world presents an ocean of opportunities, why not take it.

    • @jspillai1869
      @jspillai1869 Před 24 dny

      😂😂

    • @D.2601
      @D.2601 Před 24 dny +1

      Yes an ocean of opportunities…for every 1 million India has one job position..I wonder y people are unhappy & want to flee when they have this “ocean of opportunities” right in front of them 😂

    • @sekhariyer3980
      @sekhariyer3980 Před 20 dny

      Kerala is a mad house …. No factories Or companies can work in Kerala without protest . Keralities are best when working outside of the state .

  • @mohammedfayazt1943
    @mohammedfayazt1943 Před 25 dny +28

    Main reason is we see the people going outside and getting happy with their life

    • @VEnOm-3210
      @VEnOm-3210 Před 24 dny

      Wot a fake shit

    • @harshapatil3497
      @harshapatil3497 Před 21 dnem

      No man. People migrate for work and salary. When holiday comes, they will come back to India for enjoyment.

    • @LaroJanet
      @LaroJanet Před 20 dny +1

      @@harshapatil3497 ha ha when holiday usa people go Europe argentina etc

    • @tonyissac7126
      @tonyissac7126 Před 16 dny

      ​@@harshapatil3497 Don't be idiotic.People are looking PR

    • @harshapatil3497
      @harshapatil3497 Před 16 dny

      @@tonyissac7126 nothing wrong in that. Few people also don't give up their nationality.

  • @symphonynaturesmusic2097
    @symphonynaturesmusic2097 Před 25 dny +46

    I am not only from Kerala but I was working in an academy which helps students study in a foreign countries, children now prefer to live in European countries, if they stay there for 5 years continuously they will get PR. lifestyle, money facilities, weather etc. attract children and some parents say that the political situation in India will be not favourable in future, is also one of the reasons. Not only, foreign immigration started in Kerala even before independence, then it was in Gulf countries and countries like US UK only, now youths like to go to any European countries, because we have a very famous traveler, he has a great influence among us, he is a fan of all youths, watch that channel, the children became fond of traveling. According to the Kerala government, there are Malayalis in 182 countries, we Malayalis are the most dispersed community. So in short lack of work is not the only real reason, the thought that traveling is to enjoy life is also a reason. Children's education is free in European countries, that is why nurses take their families there.

    • @Ddhee345
      @Ddhee345 Před 25 dny +4

      Finally somebody's telling the facts from ground reality.
      I've seen many people simply acting like owls and telling some random things as true reasons but the actual fact's this.
      It's nothing to do with any government or religion

    • @Native_soul321
      @Native_soul321 Před 25 dny +1

      @@symphonynaturesmusic2097 true facts

    • @Cal_440
      @Cal_440 Před 25 dny +3

      not completely true, "non-favorable political situations" you're just trying to politicize it, if that's the case then why are a lot of students and adults moving to places like Bangalore,Chennai,Hyderabad etc. I just finished 12th and a many of my friends had gone to cities outside Kerala for studies and people who can afford to go abroad are also trying that, one of the main reasons are the low quality of the education system especially making the degree 4 years and the whole college/SFI shenanigans who wants to study in such places like that where your peers are clear imbeciles. It's not that the education system outside Kerala is perfect at least there're more opportunities

    • @symphonynaturesmusic2097
      @symphonynaturesmusic2097 Před 25 dny +2

      @@Cal_440 I have said from the experience of working in that field, till today people have not mentioned education quality or sfi politics as to why children leave. Religious Connflict is the only one who has said politics as a reason. What is a fault in education in Kerala? According to Niti Aayog, how far ahead Kerala is in education while comparing with other states.

    • @amkhwaja
      @amkhwaja Před 25 dny +4

      SGK the famous traveller 🔥

  • @DEADSHOT-0075
    @DEADSHOT-0075 Před 24 dny +8

    Misleading thumbnail lmao. It's the picture of north Indians coming to kerala for labour works. Is it cause u guys lack thumbnails of keralite people ?

  • @gopa8695
    @gopa8695 Před 25 dny +12

    Their main intention is not stidying , but to secure any job there and finally migrate to foreign countries. They have no intention to come back.

    • @user-eq7mo9st3u
      @user-eq7mo9st3u Před 24 dny +1

      Can you say they are wrong? Hope they don’t take their casteism and religion with them here.

  • @nitinprasad3842
    @nitinprasad3842 Před 26 dny +63

    Fed up of reservation, fed up of LDF ,Fed up of moral policing,fed up of lack of opportunities ,fed up of religious intolerance by the govt of kerala ,life in india is life beginning in expert mode left india for good.

    • @devsan1636
      @devsan1636 Před 25 dny +7

      Fed up of 2000 years old reservation and sucking of economic surplus by union govt.

    • @coconutpunch123
      @coconutpunch123 Před 25 dny +6

      Fed up of north indian dominated indian politics. South indian facing discrimination from union government

    • @daredinjac2703
      @daredinjac2703 Před 25 dny +5

      Fed up of unemployment, religious hate in India.

    • @jojijoseph3024
      @jojijoseph3024 Před 25 dny +3

      Fed up of sankkkki

    • @nitinprasad3842
      @nitinprasad3842 Před 25 dny

      @@jojijoseph3024 ithine kollam ellathinum karanam sangi aah kai pathi poya prof Joseph sanghi aayirunni ayal hindu polum allayirunnu,oru sudu 12 vayasaya chekkan kazhinja varsham kola vili nadathiyath orma ondo,eyes on Rapha orma ondo ningal parayanam oru sharashari malayali yude eth bhendhu aane gaza il enne elathinum hindu um sanghiyum alla karanam enth paranjalum sanghi ith thanne aane njan udheshichath.

  • @alwinalex4137
    @alwinalex4137 Před 25 dny +12

    Kerala is the best state in India..well cleaned, highest educated, top in literacy

    • @tariqabdulla549
      @tariqabdulla549 Před 24 dny +2

      Kerala is best state in India , but Europe is better than Kerala ❤

    • @thomassgreenathlons2180
      @thomassgreenathlons2180 Před 24 dny

      Swatch Bharat!!

    • @jspillai1869
      @jspillai1869 Před 24 dny

      Lol, yes and no jobs. No wonder you see all the migration. Ask Commies.

    • @TheNidhin6
      @TheNidhin6 Před 24 dny

      It’s not completely well cleaned, come to my city Calicut and see for yourself, dirty roads, waste dumbing on the high ways and what not.

    • @alwinalex4137
      @alwinalex4137 Před 24 dny

      Go to Mumbai.haha​@@TheNidhin6

  • @zeeniatom4022
    @zeeniatom4022 Před 24 dny +6

    Why mention Kerala??
    My daughter has gone to a US university which has 70% Indians.Amongst them only 3 from Kerala.
    It is a pan indian phenomenon.
    And what is the reason???

  • @AbhishekKumar-yp7si
    @AbhishekKumar-yp7si Před 25 dny +54

    As a Keralalitee , there no job , investment in Kerala , just increase in crimes , drugs , dirty politics thats why younger generation are migrating to abroad

  • @beachboy922
    @beachboy922 Před 25 dny +57

    Today Kerala, tomorrow rest of India.

    • @Rahul-g8x
      @Rahul-g8x Před 23 dny +2

      @@beachboy922 of course not gonna happen they have educated financial department unlike kerala

    • @beachboy922
      @beachboy922 Před 23 dny +5

      @@Rahul-g8x u mean robbing Peter to pay Paul?

    • @chakka-yp5mj
      @chakka-yp5mj Před 23 dny +2

      ​@@Rahul-g8x joke of the year 😂

    • @Rahul-g8x
      @Rahul-g8x Před 22 dny

      @@chakka-yp5mj tell me one educated minister from kerala parliament

    • @mechile_pakki
      @mechile_pakki Před 22 dny +1

      ​@@Rahul-g8x 😂😂 india dept check 😂

  • @robinjoseph4445
    @robinjoseph4445 Před 25 dny +8

    Kerala students are going Europe to settle is because of Kerala communist and congress party only support islamists in all matters and no development on roads , highest tax in all things compared to other states, high electricity price 4 times extra

    • @msdolly6101981
      @msdolly6101981 Před 23 dny +2

      Who voted communist and congress 😅

    • @robinjoseph4445
      @robinjoseph4445 Před 23 dny +1

      @@msdolly6101981 me

    • @an.zi2024
      @an.zi2024 Před 22 dny +1

      Yes

    • @thesaint9286
      @thesaint9286 Před 19 dny

      WHY WILL A KERALITE STUDY OR WORK IN INDIA???? FOR PEANUTS??? TAKE ANY PROFESSION, ONE CAN EARN MINIMUM OF 5X COMPARED TO THE SAME PAY STRUCTURE IN INDIA. KERALA IS NOT AN ILLITERATE HINDI BELT. MONEY IS RELIGION, PERIOD.

    • @msdolly6101981
      @msdolly6101981 Před 19 dny

      @@thesaint9286 "illiterate " hindi belt is going far ahead of kerala. 😆 before you accuse me of being hindiwala, iam south Indian too. Problem with kerala is they think knowing to read and write is literacy, going to other states and "gelf" and earning money makes us rich 😁 .state has no industry in the state, children go to neighboring state for universities, sick go to neighboring state for medical help. Communist won't allow anything private, if one factory opens, strike and bund within 15days, factory close for next one month 😀 I summed up kerala for you

  • @johntom9051
    @johntom9051 Před 25 dny +23

    It's not about Kerala alone. Kerala is taking a hit due to the mess in India at large. #KERALA as a state was much ahead of any other in all aspects except employment... when. Menial pay scales and poor standards of living in other states are also major factors. With standards of lifestyle and healthcare in all aspects, Kerala is much ahead of all the states. I am a taxpayer from Kerala living in another state where I face racism, class systems, and discrimination. I get zero benefit from my contribution. India is messed up.

    • @akrishnan1382
      @akrishnan1382 Před 24 dny +5

      I believe it is the other way round. Kerala is surviving because it has the support system from other states of India - be it employment, food supply, labour supply from other states despite Keralites being lazy to do any work in their home state. The high standards of living in Kerala you talk about is mainly due to the remittance economy as Kerala is largely dependent resources from other states of India and abroad, including products and services. All the talk about Kerala is much ahead of other states is a hogwash and many Keralites, despite living outside Kerala, brag about. Why then are Keralites settling in every corner of the world other than Kerala ? If Kerala has the best healthcare system in the country, why many keralites seek medical treatment in TN, Karnataka, Mumbai etc? I do not see anyone from Kerala being discriminated in other states unless you show some sort of superiority complex in other states claiming to be from a so called developed state of India or you refuse to accept their religious practices, or indulge in illegal activities. Every citizen of India is paying taxes in our day to day lives, and if one earns income within the country above taxable limit every citizen is liable to pay tax. You are not a special category to get exemption from taxes. As a citizen you get all protection like any other citizen. If India is such a messy place, you are free to choose another country to live.

    • @melvinsebastian8989
      @melvinsebastian8989 Před 24 dny

      Which state do you live in?

    • @jayaramprabhu5595
      @jayaramprabhu5595 Před 24 dny

      Do you know, due to lack of industrial infrastructure, best of educational institutions, Kerala migration started to middle Eastern countries. Keralites flock to nearby mangalore for higher education & for nursing courses. Entire Kerala state budget is equal to Bombay Municipality budget. 😊

    • @johntom9051
      @johntom9051 Před 24 dny

      @@akrishnan1382 don't get all worked up relax

    • @akrishnan1382
      @akrishnan1382 Před 24 dny +3

      @@johntom9051 In fact I wanted to tell exactly the same to you. You guys live in the dreamworld of HDI whereas Kerala has maximum number od drunkards, suicides, sexual offences etc. I wanted to tell you to come to the ground instead of flying with artificial wings.

  • @belezadsouza1744
    @belezadsouza1744 Před 26 dny +41

    Congratulations keralites ....well done ❤ ❤❤❤❤

    • @jspillai1869
      @jspillai1869 Před 24 dny

      You should congratulate Khangress and Commies who have provided employment to Bengalis and Biharis in Kerala an no opportunities to Keralites!

  • @checkreality6209
    @checkreality6209 Před 26 dny +11

    Not just poor quality of living, but a GROSS inequality of laws in India. How about secularism, where gov doesn’t fund religion? Studies should only be for jobs. Religion can be funded by mosques or temples. They get tax deduction. All unemployed can clean the roads, build more roads or infra.

    • @thesaint9286
      @thesaint9286 Před 19 dny

      WHY WILL A KERALITE STUDY OR WORK IN INDIA???? FOR PEANUTS??? TAKE ANY PROFESSION, ONE CAN EARN MINIMUM OF 5X COMPARED TO THE SAME PAY STRUCTURE IN INDIA. KERALA IS NOT AN ILLITERATE HINDI BELT. MONEY IS RELIGION, PERIO

  • @hr_47
    @hr_47 Před 24 dny +18

    The thumbnail is misleading though. Those are north indian people coming to work in Kerala. Lol

  • @geo5304
    @geo5304 Před 25 dny +6

    The CPM is the root cause of this issue. They closed down many industries in kerala.

    • @tariqabdulla549
      @tariqabdulla549 Před 24 dny

      Are you dumb. If other parties were better, then students of Kerala should be migrating to other states instead of Europe

  • @stanleynoronha9223
    @stanleynoronha9223 Před 26 dny +9

    Why people are moving out in search of a job after holding a degree ? Put your heads together and try to find out the main reason why? Secondly why no one is interested in investing to do business in kerala, running any manufacturing units etc. As long as communist government is in power, you cannot expect any change 😂

    • @ryanscorner6523
      @ryanscorner6523 Před 25 dny

      Even Congress Government is no different. Just a slight improvement thats all...

    • @one-eyedgaming6767
      @one-eyedgaming6767 Před 25 dny +1

      Such a Stupidity, there is so many more factors blocking it , 1st one is BJP .

    • @ryanscorner6523
      @ryanscorner6523 Před 24 dny

      @@one-eyedgaming6767 oh really one eyed Daijal..

  • @sajithanand
    @sajithanand Před 25 dny +6

    Kerala is a good holiday destination...so we prefer to go for holidays....

  • @selvarajvel
    @selvarajvel Před 25 dny +4

    Just visit neighbouring TN colleges, you will see sizable Kerala student population. After graduation ofcourse they want to migrate to outside of India. This is not good sign. Just think of two generations in future, they will loose all the connect to home state. In Kerala's case they lost the bus, the best of best already moved out.
    This is not severe in other states. State government has to do something about this

  • @user-cx4ke2gc5t
    @user-cx4ke2gc5t Před 22 dny +3

    Bcoz of keralas' geographical location in India , industries will not develop in kerla. The Gulf countries are playing a big role in keralas' development n immigration .

  • @rakeshkrishnan1099
    @rakeshkrishnan1099 Před 26 dny +3

    We have industrialised states with low HDI and high inequality, as well as non-industrialised states with high HDI and low inequality. We can all hope that one day industrialized states with high HDI rates will eventually emerge which will make India a developed nation

  • @sunilkumarv7786
    @sunilkumarv7786 Před 25 dny +7

    anyone of you heard about " Nokkukuli"?, it happens only in kerala

    • @JitzyJT
      @JitzyJT Před 25 dny

      also in Bengal....Now tell me what do these two states have/had in common?

    • @one-eyedgaming6767
      @one-eyedgaming6767 Před 25 dny

      You haven't been to North, Supervisor enum parayam 😂 . Corruption is every where , if it also supports development, it's fine.

  • @520930722
    @520930722 Před 23 dny +2

    Students from Kerala has much higher expectations in terms of education and career path that they are comparing with that of developed nations, not with other Indian states, that's the reason they migrate to Europe, Canada, US etc

  • @vinodponnappan6795
    @vinodponnappan6795 Před 24 dny +1

    All over india immigration is there - Punjab, Hariyana, North states - Canada, US, Uk, Andhra, Teengana- US, Tamilnadu - Malaysia, Singapore , Karnataka - US, UK , Kerala - Gulf and now trend to European countries and most of the highly educated people be it any state in India migrated to developed countries - most IIT grads
    Since Kerala did a survey we came to know. Do survey all over india all states you will know the reality.

  • @roshinpaulk876
    @roshinpaulk876 Před 25 dny +16

    Daily wages in Kerala is 1000 - 1500, 2000- 4000 for experts.

    • @JitzyJT
      @JitzyJT Před 25 dny

      and the cost of living in Kerala is jsut as high...If not higher compared to other states.....You can survive in Kerala if you're a government servant or a politician.......You can also survive in Kerala if you live like the migrant labourers..........Others not so much

    • @akimoviezone4677
      @akimoviezone4677 Před 24 dny +6

      2000-4000 for experts??? What a comedy 😂😂. daily wages 1200-2000 for skilled labourers and 800-1200 for semi skilled labourers..

    • @Ronin-bt1fj
      @Ronin-bt1fj Před 24 dny

      Uff number one Kerala 😂

    • @pranavp8023
      @pranavp8023 Před 16 dny

      As a Keralite, I paid a welder around 1500 INR (18 USD) for 6 hours of work for my house renovation in North Kerala. I wonder what kind of job pays above 2000 INR?

  • @MathewVarkey-lp6gp
    @MathewVarkey-lp6gp Před 25 dny +13

    I’m a Malayali living in the US. Education and healthcare are super expensive in India. Only IT professionals and government employees can expect good pay and there is a lot of uncertainty about life after a certain age if you do not belong to those categories. In Western countries, there are more opportunities, and every job can expect a decent pay. If situation not changes, other states too may follow Kerala soon.

    • @ajaxajax2379
      @ajaxajax2379 Před 25 dny +7

      Healthcare?? Kerala healthcare is the most accessible in whole world imo, and it has kind of good quality too

    • @one-eyedgaming6767
      @one-eyedgaming6767 Před 25 dny

      ​@@ajaxajax2379salary=healthcare expenses!

    • @kanchankini1064
      @kanchankini1064 Před 24 dny

      No No No other states will not follow because they don't have that rotten communist ideology

    • @user-pw2rl3zi4q
      @user-pw2rl3zi4q Před 24 dny +2

      Well the healthcare and education is not free in USA.

    • @one-eyedgaming6767
      @one-eyedgaming6767 Před 24 dny

      @@user-pw2rl3zi4q Income and Expenses compare

  • @surajdx3732
    @surajdx3732 Před 25 dny +2

    "Individuals from Kerala who are traveling abroad often perceive themselves as superior to people from other states, exhibiting an ethnocentric mindset. This topic, however, may be deemed insignificant and unproductive."Pursuing education or employment abroad is undoubtedly a commendable idea. Indians, in particular, have achieved remarkable success and made significant contributions globally. It is important for Keralites to recognize and appreciate this fact. understanding that excellence is not exclusive to any one group.

  • @Mukund415
    @Mukund415 Před 20 dny

    Chaotic conversation with no unified and sharp focus on the chosen topic -the professor alone among the panelists has a clear thought process and spoke with clarity, cohesion and focus in my opinion!

  • @bibink3545
    @bibink3545 Před 25 dny +3

    Unemployment is severe especially after higher education.. Dignity of labor is poor for the ordinary labors...
    Issues related with politics, religion etc making the youth to search for a better place to settle down.

  • @mytube20oneone
    @mytube20oneone Před 25 dny +3

    There's no logic in regulating people's choices. World is one. India is just a part. Live anywhere you like.

  • @chandraad.6101
    @chandraad.6101 Před 21 dnem +1

    from Nepal...same case here. Nepalese student are also fleeing to US, Australia and Canada. No good education, no trust on leadership, no job and corruption everywhere.

  • @SuperMacku
    @SuperMacku Před 24 dny

    A very good, high standard discussion ❤

  • @shafeequeparappan792
    @shafeequeparappan792 Před 25 dny +21

    നല്ല വിദ്യാഭ്യാസം നേടിയ നമ്മുടെ കുട്ടികൾക്ക് ലോകം എങ്ങനെയാണെന്നും അവിടെത്തെ ജീവിത സാഹചര്യവും എങ്ങനെയാണെന്ന് അറിയാം.
    കഷ്ടപ്പെട്ട് പഠിച്ചവരും പഠിക്കാനിരിക്കുന്നവരും അവരുടെ താല്പര്യങ്ങളും കഴിവുകളും ഉപയോഗപ്പെടുത്തി ജീവിതത്തിൽ വളരാൻ തക്കതായ ഒരു ജോബും ഇഇവിടെയില്ല.
    പുതിയ തലമുറക്ക് നാട്ടിലെ ഗവണ്മെന്റ് ഓഫീസുകളിൽ പൂത്ത ഫയലുകൾ നിരപ്പാക്കുന്ന ജോലിയും താല്പര്യമില്ല.
    അവർ പോകട്ടെ.. അവരുടെ സ്വപ്‌നങ്ങൾ തേടിപ്പിടിച്ചു കീഴടക്കട്ടെ.

  • @sudirsankr3361
    @sudirsankr3361 Před 25 dny +12

    Keralites are borne to migrate. All youngsters in my village is gone abroad. Only 45+ age people in kerala now .

    • @ritaranee4787
      @ritaranee4787 Před 24 dny

      Like Nepalese and Bangladeshi

    • @Worldwidevirk
      @Worldwidevirk Před 24 dny +1

      It's not just about keralites , all the communities who have exposure doing this check how many haryanvis migrating to US illegally

    • @msdolly6101981
      @msdolly6101981 Před 23 dny

      It's because communist won't allow industrialization

  • @DarwishSR
    @DarwishSR Před 14 dny +1

    Ask center to allocate budget for Kerala if so concerned, Kerala is also part of the country not only Antara Pradesh and Bihar. Kerala being asking for AIMS for a decade, Kerala being facing viral outbreak frequently like Nipah and other, but till not center had not even considered it anywhere near !!!

  • @n.s.karanth1381
    @n.s.karanth1381 Před 19 dny

    Valuable discussion, interesting to note

  • @deepakbalu7491
    @deepakbalu7491 Před 25 dny +4

    Even the workers children they send them in foreign countries.

  • @ratheeshkr8974
    @ratheeshkr8974 Před 24 dny +4

    The most important thing is that no student of Kerala wants to go to another state in India, which means that another state in India is not better than Kerala.

    • @msdolly6101981
      @msdolly6101981 Před 23 dny +2

      😅 you should check the universities and hospitals in border districts of karnataka 😅 mini kerala

    • @ratheeshkr8974
      @ratheeshkr8974 Před 23 dny

      @@msdolly6101981
      It is not about going to study, it is about going to live permanently

    • @moorthit6964
      @moorthit6964 Před 21 dnem +1

      Tamilnadu host biggest migraine of kerala.. Students workers run company

  • @simonvabraham
    @simonvabraham Před 24 dny +2

    Good study. The Kerala geography, land and population of Kerala should compare to Taiwan and S.Korea or may even to Japan+ they have access to neighboring lands. So what is happening differently ?. In the old times, Indian/Hindu religious theories prohibited people from navigating through the seas. But now, they can FLY above the sea. So that helps.

  • @suhustar4622
    @suhustar4622 Před 24 dny +2

    Thumbnail picture is not from Kerala.. Kerala people are well settled not like North Indians.. pls don't mislead the people

  • @Air_kerala
    @Air_kerala Před 26 dny +21

    Mallus always like this. Before there was an interest towards UAE and GCC countries, but once these Muslims show dominance in these countries, Christians and Hindus are no longer interested to work under Arabs as they favors Muslims.

    • @Native_soul321
      @Native_soul321 Před 26 dny +1

      Muslim mallus are also going to EU and America they're tired of Gulf money

    • @nachupv74
      @nachupv74 Před 25 dny +5

      There is religious bias in migration. Everyone is migrating to the west. It’s the promise of better lifestyle and education.

    • @mohammedisham7295
      @mohammedisham7295 Před 25 dny +13

      Don't bring your communal mindset here. There are millions of Hindus and Christians working in gulf and even owning large businesses. Arabs aren't like indians or those castist marwadis they don't hire based on religion or caste like some in north India does.

    • @brotherlylove2725
      @brotherlylove2725 Před 25 dny

      ​@@mohammedisham7295
      If non-Muslims go to another country, they will live according to their culture and respect the country's laws. Their faith and culture is not a threat to that Muslim country.
      But if Muslims come to a non-Muslim country, they will not respect the culture and laws of that country. Their religious life will be important.
      Because of this, when there are problems with the people of that country, they cling to the world by crying Islamophobia and mysteriously turn democratic countries into religious countries.

    • @santhoshmundayat5798
      @santhoshmundayat5798 Před 25 dny

      💯

  • @AshishGeorge-kd8zu
    @AshishGeorge-kd8zu Před 26 dny +5

    What is the Truth, You decide, Some observations are stated below, No need to argue neither feel offended, as you are entitled to hold on to your own views and observation that you might have arrived at.
    1. Job might be gauranteed if one is a party loyalist. (Educational qualifications has no more quality due to low standards and rampant corruption in some fake sub standard educational institutions).
    2. Drug abuse has increased sadly over the years due to free hand given to anti national forces.
    3. Industries are not attracted towards the state because of political interference and oppression in many forms.
    4. At least a microscopic number of People might have of lately began to understand that secularism is fading fast with it freedom, safety because intolerant faith and anti national ideology is suffocating democracy.
    5. Dont be suprised if in a few years Kerala becomes a Union Territory all in the interest of National security as Kerala is the Southern Gate of the Nation unfortunately in some danger in recent years due to some wicked entities operating from there freely of lately.
    6. The remittance will stop soon when children and parents begin to settle elsewhere, only thing remmaning and prosepering will be wicked Representatives of People who are totally responsible for the above mess.

    • @ryanscorner6523
      @ryanscorner6523 Před 25 dny +1

      Very nice and truthful analysis.

    • @aneeshsasi5589
      @aneeshsasi5589 Před 25 dny +2

      Correct. I was in UAE for 8 yrs. I left UAE and settled in US nw Situation in UAE has changed a lot in the last 3-4 yrs.I didn't choose Kerala, bcoz going forward situation is going to become much worse. Increasing population and influence of peaceful community will bring irreversible damage to Kerala.

    • @JitzyJT
      @JitzyJT Před 25 dny +2

      very true....no one wants to admit it.........votebank politics........

  • @ranaspeaks
    @ranaspeaks Před 25 dny +2

    We need to shed the literacy tag, knowing how to sign or reading a manorama is not a bencmark for literacy

  • @vardhasaikumar5677
    @vardhasaikumar5677 Před 26 dny +2

    It's a good sign

  • @muraleedharancholiyampadat8285

    How about Punjab, Gujarat etc.. It is a India wide phenomenon.. No jobs in India to cater to the young working crowd.. Skill development is key and China kind of growth in all sectors..

    • @msdolly6101981
      @msdolly6101981 Před 23 dny

      They don't brag about being "most literate state" 😅

    • @msdolly6101981
      @msdolly6101981 Před 23 dny

      Iam not a gujarati, gujarat is one of the top contributors of tax in the nation.

  • @bijayanandanaik681
    @bijayanandanaik681 Před 25 dny +3

    IF they are culturally & religiously fitting to Christians countries of Europe ,students from kerala nicely fit /migrate and settle there.

  • @Dkran
    @Dkran Před 21 dnem

    We wanted to return to Kerala after 50 years of wandering outside. A call we took with pride. After 12 year of investment and working decided to quit suffering loss and resettle outside. Reasons if we discuss here may hurt but not difficult to guess. Politics and attitude of people.

  • @Usersattt6504
    @Usersattt6504 Před 25 dny +6

    Kerala people needs better life style.Kerala people comparing their life style to other developed country. Not to other Indian state.

  • @itn0687
    @itn0687 Před 25 dny +19

    Keralites must be the first in india to go outside their state or country in search of jobs😂. While this might have improved the standard of their familes, the political parties like communists are bragging as if its due to their effort kerala has achieved many milestones

    • @Justaprix
      @Justaprix Před 25 dny +4

      Yeah the education minister even compared that to Gandhi's going to UK for education.
      The situation is that no one will return once they go abroad.

    • @akj10000
      @akj10000 Před 25 dny +1

      Where did our FM study before coming to politics

    • @CoconutDiaries
      @CoconutDiaries Před 25 dny

      @@akj10000people wont speak about tht

    • @itn0687
      @itn0687 Před 24 dny

      @@akj10000 Then according to u everyone should either get into govt jobs, politics, engineering or become doctors

  • @bijukurian1718
    @bijukurian1718 Před 25 dny +26

    i’m a mallu since my childhood i always wanted to move out,never wanted a govt job,this is what happens to mallu kids,study in bangalore go to bombay for job and attending interviews for UAE,while in UAE study really well and gain experience qualified enough to apply for European or USA visa ,pretty much 75% of hardworking mallus will end up there for sure.north india kids think about ram ,sita, temple caste ,upper lower cast all .mallus dont bother

    • @Chillbaba-1990
      @Chillbaba-1990 Před 25 dny +3

      @@bijukurian1718 last line.was unnecessary
      People have priorities I think.north.indias will grow and develop and still stick to their culture and be proud.mallus will become.like.americans rich but shallow.
      Kerala.had a head start in education, literacy, healthcare, matriarchal setup women empowerment, hdi close to Scandinavian countries. But the north has closed the gap in 50 years. Kerala.didnt become a singapore but other states will become.kerala.for.sure.

    • @thewhatorwhy
      @thewhatorwhy Před 25 dny +6

      @@Chillbaba-1990 Last line is reality. Other states are far from becoming like Kerala and TN in caste and religion divisions which is clearly something you are a fan of.

    • @Chillbaba-1990
      @Chillbaba-1990 Před 25 dny +1

      @@thewhatorwhy do u know kerala was the most casteist. India will grow and develop.and that push will come from north. Western growth model without footing on ethics cultural values has failed. Even sustainability which is so ingrAined in native day to day transactions gave away to out right enviromental exploitation. It's important u have cultural, ethical mooring along with development. India as the cultural powerhouse needs to build it into our education, businesses and our model of growth. Doing ganga aarathi me look superstitious to you. But water harvesting and pollution can be reduced when u give it importance and make it importance and educate people who are more likely to accept your argument.human mental and material development and sustainable future should be the goal. Not what u think. Meanwhile, am from kerala and proud of my malayali heritage.

    • @mohammedisham7295
      @mohammedisham7295 Před 25 dny +3

      ​@@Chillbaba-1990noo it was necessary.. It doesn't matter how much growth u see unless everyone is equally represented there will be certain section that grows infinitly and other remains poor. For ex Gujarat is a rich state bcox of small percentage of population who holds all the wealth industries n all while a large section of society is still poor. Thats not the case in kerala.
      Taking religion and culture is good upto certain limit but over usage of it in all aspects including politics will destroy any nation in long term. North indians are way more castist and puts religion at every aspect of life which is not good. Look at saudi even they are changing while india is going back in time

    • @Chillbaba-1990
      @Chillbaba-1990 Před 25 dny +1

      @@mohammedisham7295 da....u are barking up the wrong tree. Better men talk it out

  • @peterthomas3987
    @peterthomas3987 Před 24 dny

    Heartly 🎉Congratuations

  • @anilthomas5624
    @anilthomas5624 Před 25 dny +2

    More than going for better education abroad these students aim to settle there.Unfortunately despite blessed with nature, infrastructure, high literacy Kerala is not able to attract large investments. They also want better income which they can't get in our country .

    • @aneeshsasi5589
      @aneeshsasi5589 Před 25 dny +1

      Yes Kerala is blessed with best natural beauty. But people are the curse. They creat bad politicians. Going forward it will be more bad. Peacefuls population is increasing and thus influence. This will definitely create another Kashmir. Better to leave now before Jihadis throw us from our house.

    • @JitzyJT
      @JitzyJT Před 25 dny

      it all comes down to ease of doing business and salary

  • @rajeevy2k
    @rajeevy2k Před 26 dny +30

    LDF(communist) and UDF(congress) literally pushed Kerala to this scenario. In coming years, the Kerala demography itself will change. It is a heaven for ‘Guest’ labours!

    • @Native_soul321
      @Native_soul321 Před 26 dny +4

      Absolutely outside labours will take over Kerala then everything will be modified soon

    • @Jayanthsanthosh
      @Jayanthsanthosh Před 25 dny +2

      The reduction in birthrate and lowering of population is an observed feature in Countries with high Human Development Index.

    • @rajeevy2k
      @rajeevy2k Před 25 dny

      @@Native_soul321 for good or bad😆

    • @rajeevy2k
      @rajeevy2k Před 25 dny

      @@Jayanthsanthosh Yes, we can talk these as excuses. If that is the case why these trends are not prevailing in developed countries? Kerala is not at all innovative, governments never initiated any schemes for the improvement. So far everyone is somehow managing with Gulf dreams and exploring neighboring states for higher education. For the past few years , there is a major shift among these new generation to explore beyond Gulf with parents monetary support.

    • @mohammedisham7295
      @mohammedisham7295 Před 25 dny +2

      I dont think demography will change bcox they can't afford buy even 10 cents of land in kerala as you know land in kerala is super expensive nor can they afford to build a house. They will def go back at some point

  • @finnypaul7748
    @finnypaul7748 Před 25 dny +2

    Kerala usually same big houses but only two aged parents.

    • @jspillai1869
      @jspillai1869 Před 24 dny +1

      Exactly soon the largest oldage home in India!

    • @finnypaul7748
      @finnypaul7748 Před 23 dny

      @@jspillai1869 children are leaving for UK usa and canada foreign countries. We can thank our leaders for their stupidity. No business can take place due to labour unions

  • @varghesecherian6610
    @varghesecherian6610 Před 20 dny

    It's, a welcome sign. Kerala shows the way to the rest of India.
    Keralities contribute much more to the Indian economy than the rest of Indians by foreign remittance so it's really good.
    Migration has much more positive signs than it's cons.
    Kerala sends quality while rest of India sends more labourers.

  • @rakeshkrishnannair4994

    The reason why it seems migration in Kerala is more, is because more people can afford it. I am in US, and the Gujarati and Telugu community is huge here. They accept any means to travel here. Its a universal phonemenon that students migrate, especially in South Asian countries for better lifestyle and hope of better salary and ambitions. No matter how u grow, migration is something that can't be stopped, unless India sees a big migration from other countries come to India, hoping for a better life

  • @mammenmatthew939
    @mammenmatthew939 Před 25 dny +6

    Kerala won't have a future till we have the left business model of keeping growth industries out with cadre based unions militating and imposing upon them. Education quality is the worst possible with stagnation all round and left cadres and government only promoting and imposing cadre members in their administration. Left is fossilized and Kerala is moving towards such a state.

    • @ryanscorner6523
      @ryanscorner6523 Před 25 dny +1

      Even Congress Government is no different. Just a slight improvement thats all...

    • @mammenmatthew939
      @mammenmatthew939 Před 25 dny +3

      @@ryanscorner6523 need to move away from cong and left. They both have the same political template and can't do without it. Appeasement of certain sections

    • @msdolly6101981
      @msdolly6101981 Před 23 dny

      Thank god, atleast few of you understand 😅

    • @mammenmatthew939
      @mammenmatthew939 Před 23 dny

      @@msdolly6101981 that remark looked a bit condescending, though I would like to believe otherwise. Best 🙏

    • @msdolly6101981
      @msdolly6101981 Před 23 dny

      @@mammenmatthew939 there is something called genuine appreciation

  • @sandhyas1292
    @sandhyas1292 Před 25 dny +9

    To Malappuram to Europe. 😛. Malappuram district is exporting Islamists to the Western universities to promote and spread islam. They give free IELTS coaching and sponsoring students. They advertise through spiritual videos. 🙏

    • @rahman0081
      @rahman0081 Před 25 dny

      As a Muslim we believe it’s the righteous religion and it’s our duty to invite others to the right path. If u r a Hindu or christian and believe it’s the right path then try to teach others if they feel it’s true people will come to ur way . Anyway don’t connect this news with religion.

    • @salmansalman1369
      @salmansalman1369 Před 25 dny

      ​@@rahman0081Muslims like pentecostal cluts where ever they go religion is only important to them ...if that case to make good human souls A big no .....preaching everyday looks negative only

    • @r.a.mr.a.m2266
      @r.a.mr.a.m2266 Před 25 dny

      Your.....

    • @JitzyJT
      @JitzyJT Před 25 dny +2

      @@rahman0081 spreading religion doesn't mean shoving it down others throat

    • @ManuelAugustine-vf9bj
      @ManuelAugustine-vf9bj Před 25 dny +3

      @@rahman0081That's what you guys think, and even Muslim's running away from Sharia country to get settled in Christian civilization says lot about your religion

  • @irfanss2210
    @irfanss2210 Před 24 dny

    Not only in Kerala, many state facing the same problem, but results of kerala reflecting more because of quality of life is on top for kerala in all the terms than other states in india, definitely can see same news from other states especially from south india and other states like GJ, MH and PB too.

  • @steeverodz8967
    @steeverodz8967 Před 25 dny

    Also Migrant workers for other parts of India to Kerala Also increased by 70% .

  • @akn650
    @akn650 Před 25 dny +3

    The kerala govt is a total failure in providing good education or jobs to children or youth or professionals.The communism has ruined kerala totally.The scale of corruption,violence,gold and drug smuggling,gunda raj,poor living conditions in kerala,no investments or developments due to militant CITU or torture of entrepreneurs,corruption in all govt machinery,backdoor appointments despite a PSC,bankrupt govt,low educational standards in schools or colleges,explosive communal attitude,too high appeasement of a minority community by the state govt,poor logistics or connectivity,pathetic job prospects,decaying economy with lower trade or construction works,very few private employment opportunities,communist hegemony detrimental in all sectors,gulf expats now opt for western nations,youths and professionals wishing to settle abriad,high living cost with exhorbitant tariffs levied by the state govt,no interest by state govt to stop the brain drain etc etc are ushering in a trend of mass migration abroad.This trend will continue and old age homes are rising with a nosediving kerala economy.
    When any better opportunity exist in other states of India or abroad,students and professionals will leave the state for greener pastures for education,job and settlement.The migration is on the rise across other states as well.Most of the unskilled workers in kerala are from north east totalling seventy lakhs in head count,while labourers of kerala have been going out to gulf or other states or countries for unskilled or semi skilled or even skilled jobs.Domiciled qualified people and students are now deserting kerala by aspirational migration dusgusted with the bad state of affairs in kerala.Lastly it is cheaper to study abroad for medicine or other courses.

  • @aaaaak05
    @aaaaak05 Před 26 dny +14

    This is NOT a solely Kerala problem like you say!! Opposition and anti govt voices love to pin the blame on Pinarayi!! But the truth is, young INDIANS as a whole are fleeing the country if they can to the West and Australia etc!

    • @AF-yq9es
      @AF-yq9es Před 26 dny +1

      There is no rose bed overseas. The grass is not always greener on the other side.

    • @one-eyedgaming6767
      @one-eyedgaming6767 Před 25 dny

      ​It is greener here and have rosebeds here ? ​@@AF-yq9es

  • @shankarrajan7386
    @shankarrajan7386 Před 25 dny

    Gulf countries ignited the migration revolution in Kerala. Of course, migration persisted in Kerala in 1950. This was mentioned by a renowned and illustrious jugde M.C Chagla in his book "Roses in December".

  • @KriyasPothiyil
    @KriyasPothiyil Před 21 dnem

    Whether you want to live in Europe or live in Kerala, the cost is the same Those with higher education have no jobs
    In many parts of India, there are around 40 lakh foreign workers in Kerala With 35 lakh people in the Gulf region
    Cost is similar in GCC and Kerala

  • @anuprecia521
    @anuprecia521 Před 25 dny +3

    Problem is reservation and comunisum

    • @rakeshkrishnannair4994
      @rakeshkrishnannair4994 Před 25 dny +1

      bro I am in US, u know which community is largest here? Gujarat and Telugu. Which communism is driving the migration there? People from which states use any means to leave India?? Not kerala

    • @outspokenandgenuine9100
      @outspokenandgenuine9100 Před 23 dny

      Communism ✅

  • @technetmalayalam6359
    @technetmalayalam6359 Před 25 dny +3

    Kerala’s people don’t hesitate to move for better future… we are going to other places for good positions … North Indians are coming to Kerala also … not for good positions but for daily wage… around 50 lakhs migrant workers here from other parts of the country… educated people have no opportunity in Kerala and rest of the India..

  • @form7678
    @form7678 Před 17 dny

    It is very ironic and sad too that a state which has the highest literacy and good quality of healthcare , cannot create conditions for Investment and job creation

  • @Chillbaba-1990
    @Chillbaba-1990 Před 26 dny +2

    Kerala contribution to bureaucracy science and culture is significant. But we are loosing top students to foreign countries.

    • @NooNamedarklord
      @NooNamedarklord Před 25 dny

      Not just in kerala , entire India same situation..good brains leaving

    • @Chillbaba-1990
      @Chillbaba-1990 Před 25 dny

      @@NooNamedarklord they have younger population to fill up the gaps kerala.is already a little emperor state.

    • @JitzyJT
      @JitzyJT Před 25 dny

      @@Chillbaba-1990 the said younger illiterate violent radical mysognist racist uncivilised are filling the gap......

  • @MG23418
    @MG23418 Před 26 dny +17

    Kerala news channels doesn't promot or show all the development that happening un India. They find it easy to go to UK than going to Gujarat.

    • @abdulrahiman7435
      @abdulrahiman7435 Před 26 dny +9

      What development? No money to pay pension, salaries to anganwadis, thozhilurapp, teachers etc.

    • @Knotfox221
      @Knotfox221 Před 26 dny +8

      What are the developments? Please enlighten us? How many job opportunities are here in India? What's the quality of Life? Keralites leave India, because they're looking for better jobs and quality of life, which is not found in India. That's why they leave. Even IITians found it difficult to get a decent job in India? And all these competitive exams have been hacked by Mafias, so you tell me, what alternative do they have other than leaving India. GST slab @28%, even for running a footwear shop, one needs to pay 12% GST. Not to mention the Income Tax, which is literally killing the middle class. Even after paying these exorbitant taxes what is the standard of living we get in India? What Infra structural development we are getting, especially in South India, as all the funds are allotted to Northern States.

    • @Allwelfare
      @Allwelfare Před 26 dny +8

      That's why many Gujaratis too going overseas. Largest linguistic group after Punjabis are Gujaratis. Please check the numbers. Whatever you bring in Kerala people will migrate because migration has become lifestyle of Malayalam

    • @rakeshkrishnan1099
      @rakeshkrishnan1099 Před 26 dny +8

      🤣🤣, Gujrat is worst in terms of HDI, medical care and Rural government school education compared to kerala

    • @Hehekk197
      @Hehekk197 Před 25 dny +4

      Would prefer UK to gujarat any day😂. Plus you'll get citizenship in UK

  • @afsallais9825
    @afsallais9825 Před 26 dny +5

    9:46 fact. This is not specific to kerala its a country wide phenomenon. Especially after jio came every kid has exposure to what is going on around the world. They aspire to learn in an international university.

    • @aneeshsasi5589
      @aneeshsasi5589 Před 25 dny +1

      Don't generalise all over country. Punjab is leading followed by Kerala.

    • @JitzyJT
      @JitzyJT Před 25 dny

      and settle there

  • @zaidnilawfer9916
    @zaidnilawfer9916 Před 17 dny

    I have never seen breaking a number in twos instead of three's if they are saying in lakhs they better go in point format 1, 29, 763 isn't it confusing?i don't know i am just saying .

  • @fannyissac7398
    @fannyissac7398 Před 20 dny

    Yes, dowry system is one of the greatest contributors for women migration!!!

  • @prakashanpillai7487
    @prakashanpillai7487 Před 25 dny +7

    This is the cunningness of our Kerala govts.forcing the youth to leave Kerala dangerous to their carrier & monthly hafthas or masapadies enjoying life.Kerala leaders are the least
    bothered of providing employment to the youth.

  • @Adivasi7777
    @Adivasi7777 Před 26 dny +6

    Mallus are running away from communism 😂..running away to make the white man's country better...wah Mallu bhaiya wah..kya baat hai..

    • @CJ-si4bm
      @CJ-si4bm Před 26 dny +1

      Tumhare khar jungle adivassi 😂😂😂

    • @Native_soul321
      @Native_soul321 Před 26 dny +4

      Running away from hate and poverty

    • @Adivasi7777
      @Adivasi7777 Před 25 dny

      @@CJ-si4bm pakka Indian hu

    • @user-io7sh7nx7c
      @user-io7sh7nx7c Před 25 dny

      They are in a deep problem. Their population is already ageing and their government is in huge debt.
      If they were a country, they would have become like Sri Lanka but the Indian union is protecting them.

  • @shijocp7344
    @shijocp7344 Před 24 dny

    India, s most safest state... No need to scare anything religious and all proud to be malayali ❤

  • @r.a.mr.a.m2266
    @r.a.mr.a.m2266 Před 25 dny +2

    Can you show north indian schools and hospitals???

    • @akj10000
      @akj10000 Před 25 dny +1

      Better will be cattlesheds

    • @newbee2262
      @newbee2262 Před 24 dny +1

      Ha! I can show you temples but i cant show you hospitals or schools

  • @belezadsouza1744
    @belezadsouza1744 Před 26 dny +16

    Kerala tamilnadu n mangalore/karnataka very intelligent citizens❤

    • @LaroJanet
      @LaroJanet Před 25 dny +1

      Goa Telugu TN MH Kerala most 90 percent world Indian ceos

    • @AbhishekKumar-yp7si
      @AbhishekKumar-yp7si Před 25 dny +2

      Going abroad doesn't make intelligent , give UPSC and pass it , its a show off real intelligence by the way iam from Kerala ,

    • @LaroJanet
      @LaroJanet Před 25 dny +1

      @@AbhishekKumar-yp7si ne koppa nattil avida. Upsc hindi question paper and interview board 90 percent hindi people. That's why Bihar most IAS.

    • @Odiababy
      @Odiababy Před 25 dny

      ​@@LaroJanetcry more...

    • @LaroJanet
      @LaroJanet Před 25 dny

      @@Odiababy u cry. Give ores to haryana and no India govt offices in your land

  • @MG23418
    @MG23418 Před 26 dny +3

    Kerala kids just memories the karikullam instead of learning the critical thinking.

    • @alora9829
      @alora9829 Před 26 dny +7

      @@MG23418 then how come they are getting jobs outside india. Most of them find good jobs in Europe America and Australia

    • @M.e.h..
      @M.e.h.. Před 26 dny

      @@alora9829 Job is for slaves. Think Entrepreneurship going forward.

    • @emsworthcastle4849
      @emsworthcastle4849 Před 25 dny +1

      What is Karikullam??😮😮

    • @alora9829
      @alora9829 Před 25 dny +1

      @@emsworthcastle4849 🤣 u didn't get who he is? He is the best example of it. Just check the whole videos comment section , 90 percent belong to him with his hatred

    • @emsworthcastle4849
      @emsworthcastle4849 Před 25 dny +2

      @@alora9829 I am guessing, he is a Madarassa graduate going by his English!

  • @basalelbenny3789
    @basalelbenny3789 Před 25 dny +2

    All thanks to Kerala government

  • @rajeshr6195
    @rajeshr6195 Před 25 dny +1

    We still dont accept the fact that India is the most populous country in the world.

  • @ImamMahdiprannath
    @ImamMahdiprannath Před 25 dny +3

    Kerala is a very violent state than some northern states. Only it's not reported. For pity quarrel murder and suicide very common.
    I have seen a keralite if they migrated never return especially within India. Social security problem in Kerala has to be focused.

    • @abrahammathew5872
      @abrahammathew5872 Před 25 dny +4

      For living kerala.is heaven compare to other states. I just visited North India the living quality if very very poor and the places are dirty and polluted.

    • @AbhishekKumar-yp7si
      @AbhishekKumar-yp7si Před 25 dny +1

      For living joking, drugs or political crime on raise its not just living ,matters standard living

    • @hamzakp4229
      @hamzakp4229 Před 25 dny +1

      Nonsense.kerla is the best state.ACOORING TO NEETI AYOG

    • @ImamMahdiprannath
      @ImamMahdiprannath Před 25 dny +1

      @@abrahammathew5872 I'm just nearby Kerala I've seen. Just picture style murder's. Yes north is dirty pity crimes exist but violence is not like Kerala comparatively less. Kerala looks decent many abdond parents'. Plenty I've seen Palakkad and Thrissur. Almost monthly twice I go to Kerala.
      Liquor is just rampant.

    • @abrahammathew5872
      @abrahammathew5872 Před 25 dny

      @@ImamMahdiprannath bro, Kerala is far far better in every statistics and the violence is higher in records because of our judiciary is far ahead of other states. Our police file Fir for even small cases.

  • @thomasthomasphilp4393
    @thomasthomasphilp4393 Před 26 dny +4

    Kerala needs BJP rule for jobs

    • @MuhammedSanoof
      @MuhammedSanoof Před 25 dny +4

      We all know what bjp is done.U can't fool people of Kerala get your mom a job first.

    • @Justaprix
      @Justaprix Před 25 dny

      ​@@MuhammedSanoof It is totally irrelevant as to which party comes to power. All are blood sucking vampires

  • @zaphbrox8239
    @zaphbrox8239 Před 19 dny

    So many comments belittling Kerala migration to the Gulf. However, by current numbers highest number of migration to the gulf is from UP, Bihar and Kerala is only 3rd. Mallus discovered opportunities long ago and have now moved to white collar jobs. The laggards are only now getting educated and finding jobs in the Gulf and are jumping at the opportunity. The rest of India should be thankful to Mallus for their hard work and creating a stable conduit for jobs in the Gulf.

  • @raeesm007
    @raeesm007 Před 24 dny +2

    What Kerala thinks today, India thinks tomorrow

  • @rajeeva353
    @rajeeva353 Před 25 dny +1

    Immigration is the prosperity of Keralam.