The West vs India. Who Is Actually Right? ft. Sabeer Bhatia in conversation with Rishabh Shah

Operation Sindoor should not have happened. And the whole world said India should have acted with restraint. >> We should go to the United Nations. We should set about an inquiry. We should have a panel discussion. And then we should respond to essentially people who are perpetrators of such kind of blasphemy.

>> What's the first thought that comes to your mind when I say the word Rahul Gandhi? >> Weak. >> Narendra Modi. >> Complicated. >> India's the only country where the average height of an Indian has gone down in the last decade compared to every country in the world including sub-Saharan Africa and North Korea.

India manipulates how many people have come out of poverty. You know, one day it is is the fourth largest economy, the next day it's the sixth largest economy. India is like a child. You have to be told the truth. >> India's got 78 years of independence alone, but India's got 5,000 years of

legacy of civilization which the West does not have. So, India's not a child. If at all anything, the West are children which needs to be told what needs to be done and what doesn't need to be done. >> You're all emotional people. In India, we watch a lot of Bollywood. >> I'm sorry that you don't have that in

Hollywood and therefore you have less emotion there. >> No, we have rationality there. >> Yes. I've seen MI5 and MI6 and MI7 and I know the rationality that is there in all Mission Impossibles. >> I'm not Western. I'm Indian. >> [laughter] >> And And that's the beauty of India. India will yet accept you as an Indian,

but had you said this in Pakistan, I don't think they would have accepted you as a Pakistani. >> Much before we had all the fancy startup entrepreneurs, we had a man who went from India to the United States of America, built Hotmail, sold it for 400 million before he turned the age of 30.