[Applause]
today I’m going to take you to a place
which you probably don’t know this is my
home I stay here in the city which
exists in the middle part of Mumbai
India a city inside the city the name of
this place is Dharavi slum with that
with the term slum it creates a
different kind of thought in the mind
you know that it would be a very
derogatory kind of place massive
population a lot of people over there
are no education this and that and very
much but today I’m going to tell you
but erm Dharavi is derived from the
Hindi origin towards Dhara
and Rowley Dhara means the flow of water
in river and really means the Sun when
the sunshine fills in the river it
creates a beautiful shine and therefore
it is known as taraweeh it existed even
at the time of British colonial era
where many people came from all over the
globe and ruled but still it exists it
consists of two 23 acres or 551 hectares
of land with a million population and
the density of population of the harem
is LOM is 50000 per square kilometer
just develop the Mumbai city in the era
of Islam you know it is it is just mash
up of all varieties of people according
to the economic scale lavish businessmen
who are millionaires middle-class and
Poor’s
who are the letters or step for the
millionaires towards success the income
of the labour or here in the slum is
just equivalent to the ticket of the
cinema outside the city completely
infeasible to
spend that amount for just an
entertainment for that reason they made
their own cinema in the slum itself
self-reliant after that it comes the
plastic recycling industry in the slum
itself which Rika received which
recycles the plastic the garbage into
the new form it has number of procedures
like collection of plastic from the
street just the basic one after which it
is sorted according to that color and
the quality the third stage is they just
crush it into the plastic crushing
machine and then finally it is just
washed as they are collected from the
streets after which after washing it
they just put it onto the house roofs
for drying and then it is sell to the
sent to the melting industry which was
previously there in the slums but
because of rapid increase in pollution
they shifted it out and in rainy season
there was stiff recession that comes you
know a decade back it brings a stiff
recession into the ax trade because of
rain plastics are not able to dry up so
they just adjusted themselves according
to the season and working out here comes
the leather industry leathers are the
skin of the animals three different
animals from the slaughterhouse which is
8 miles away from the slum the animals
are sheep goat and buffaloes no cows as
it is the sacred animal in India that is
the reason Brotherhood in the slums and
it consists of three different religions
Hinduism Muslims and Christians leather
is the luxurious product it’s not the
basic necessity just a little product in
life and the leather industry which is
there in the slum they are not just
trading in to the small part of Mumbai
but internationally with Germany South
the Mumbai city is known as the
financial capital of India whereas Delhi
is the real capital city but Mumbai is
known as the financial capital and it’s
50% of wealth in it it just exists in
thoroughly slums plastic recycling
industry and leather industry and many
more industries contribute more than 2
billion u.s. dollars per annum towards
the economy
as it is the unorganized sector Oh from
black and white there are colours till
now we were looking all black and white
slides and now discover pink colour
they’re dying the white fabric in two
different colours for an example to
bring happiness in the life of the
different people by providing colours
into the clothes
it is believed in India that color
brings happiness in the life this is the
industry this is the industry which is
known as computerised embroidery
industry which just gives the designs to
the plain fabrics and it is cooperated
not by educated workers but non educated
workers they are just trained and they
are working out of it and this industry
also doesn’t trades only in Mumbai and
India but in the Middle East part of the
world this is the stuff which is metal
these are the metal which are melted and
it is brought from the plastic recycling
industry and the stuff as the stuff
which is which are collected are the you
know
computer keyboards some refrigerators
washers so it consists of metal plates
screws even that is segregated and
melted and their making this product out
of it which is known as the cover of the
electric motor which is used for filling
water or water in India these are the
kids into the slum
there are Islam you know it is the
biggest slum in the Asia first biggest
slum in the Asia and third largest slum
in the world and therefore it attracts
the mind of the tourists from all over
the globe here
and when these kids notice the purest
talking in English they just run towards
them just for the sake to learn
something by asking they are so small
English is not their first language but
still they ask what is your name from
which country you are just give me a
high five and what do you study these
kids this is the crowded place into the
slums a very cloudy place where all the
religions are mixed over here all the
cast whether Christians Hindus Muslims
no one can recognize from which religion
the concerned person is it exists unity
in the slums this picture has been
clicked of this man unknowingly he was
not knowing that the picture has been
clicked you know and right there he is
smiling in such a way because he was
noticing some people like me were there
speaking English or something else like
educational these are the workers who
are working in plastic recycling
industry who usually challenged all the
people that the things which we recycle
are somewhere or the other added to your
fabric or jeans or denim which make its
stretchable all over the world who is
there standing it’s the man who is
standing over here I as I’ve mentioned
it is my home being a student I work as
a guide for the tourists there into the
slums and in Mumbai City there are a
number of people like me over there who
just want to come up and they are doing
whatever they have just to come up touch
the sky with the success I’m the person
from the slums who just completed my
bachelor’s degree recently in the month
of April and simultaneously I was
working as a guide and also I have the
number of research especially in the
male prostitution in Mumbai and the
world being in the slums the right
number of people like successful
personnel
these educated non educated and the
remarkable terms are are you know the
non educated people who are millionaires
and billionaires and they’re employing
more than 50 Masters of Science and
Technology employees under their
business being an educator in India you
know the girls the woman according to
the history the women are list allowed
‘add to study but still there is a PhD
woman in the slum who is working as a
research associate for the for the whole
Mumbai and she has done the PhD in
biochemistry there exist MBBS doctor
lavish it’s a lavish degree in India
especially the man is only now but still
he exists there helping his community he
explores Europe and London not for
travelling but for profession and still
he is there in the slums supporting the
community like this there are many
people and me who are working together
just to support those kids whose
pictures have shown you who are very
much curious to learn and we are working
to make a library they are into the slum
for those kids who are curious to study
and to be successful in their life the
man about whom I mentioned the MBBS I
would like to thank him as you know when
I was born my parents were not having
that much money that they could pay in
the hospital he paid at that time and
it’s I’ll be just completing my masters
and also will doing the PhD in future
and with my research work and middle
institution
it connects different social and
psychological aspects like currently and
working on marital rape and to deal with
psychological aspects for those women
were suffering from Madison rape in the
world all over the globe no matters from
which boundary and same likewise like
the rest of the people successful people
in the slum who are working in the
internationally and they are back to the
stand to support that community even I
will be back to support my community
over there and just do your best and
your very best and do it every day
and just we try to grow up whatever you
have as the artist singer artists said
earlier in the first session grow
whenever you have wherever you are and
this is the part of the slum which shows
the whole community part the mosque and
everything from the edge apart from that
the potential of the slum as I’ve
mentioned it is 2 billion US dollars it
supports the economy but still it is
under unorganized sector so people like
me are working to come up just to
support those kids who are curious to
study so there tomorrow they will be the Giants Thank You general yes a family
today I’m going to take you to a place
which you probably don’t know this is my
home I stay here in the city which
exists in the middle part of Mumbai
India a city inside the city the name of
this place is Dharavi slum with that
with the term slum it creates a
different kind of thought in the mind
you know that it would be a very
derogatory kind of place massive
population a lot of people over there
are no education this and that and very
much but today I’m going to tell you
but erm Dharavi is derived from the
Hindi origin towards Dhara
and Rowley Dhara means the flow of water
in river and really means the Sun when
the sunshine fills in the river it
creates a beautiful shine and therefore
it is known as taraweeh it existed even
at the time of British colonial era
where many people came from all over the
globe and ruled but still it exists it
consists of two 23 acres or 551 hectares
of land with a million population and
the density of population of the harem
is LOM is 50000 per square kilometer
just develop the Mumbai city in the era
of Islam you know it is it is just mash
up of all varieties of people according
to the economic scale lavish businessmen
who are millionaires middle-class and
Poor’s
who are the letters or step for the
millionaires towards success the income
of the labour or here in the slum is
just equivalent to the ticket of the
cinema outside the city completely
infeasible to
spend that amount for just an
entertainment for that reason they made
their own cinema in the slum itself
self-reliant after that it comes the
plastic recycling industry in the slum
itself which Rika received which
recycles the plastic the garbage into
the new form it has number of procedures
like collection of plastic from the
street just the basic one after which it
is sorted according to that color and
the quality the third stage is they just
crush it into the plastic crushing
machine and then finally it is just
washed as they are collected from the
streets after which after washing it
they just put it onto the house roofs
for drying and then it is sell to the
sent to the melting industry which was
previously there in the slums but
because of rapid increase in pollution
they shifted it out and in rainy season
there was stiff recession that comes you
know a decade back it brings a stiff
recession into the ax trade because of
rain plastics are not able to dry up so
they just adjusted themselves according
to the season and working out here comes
the leather industry leathers are the
skin of the animals three different
animals from the slaughterhouse which is
8 miles away from the slum the animals
are sheep goat and buffaloes no cows as
it is the sacred animal in India that is
the reason Brotherhood in the slums and
it consists of three different religions
Hinduism Muslims and Christians leather
is the luxurious product it’s not the
basic necessity just a little product in
life and the leather industry which is
there in the slum they are not just
trading in to the small part of Mumbai
but internationally with Germany South
the Mumbai city is known as the
financial capital of India whereas Delhi
is the real capital city but Mumbai is
known as the financial capital and it’s
50% of wealth in it it just exists in
thoroughly slums plastic recycling
industry and leather industry and many
more industries contribute more than 2
billion u.s. dollars per annum towards
the economy
as it is the unorganized sector Oh from
black and white there are colours till
now we were looking all black and white
slides and now discover pink colour
they’re dying the white fabric in two
different colours for an example to
bring happiness in the life of the
different people by providing colours
into the clothes
it is believed in India that color
brings happiness in the life this is the
industry this is the industry which is
known as computerised embroidery
industry which just gives the designs to
the plain fabrics and it is cooperated
not by educated workers but non educated
workers they are just trained and they
are working out of it and this industry
also doesn’t trades only in Mumbai and
India but in the Middle East part of the
world this is the stuff which is metal
these are the metal which are melted and
it is brought from the plastic recycling
industry and the stuff as the stuff
which is which are collected are the you
know
computer keyboards some refrigerators
washers so it consists of metal plates
screws even that is segregated and
melted and their making this product out
of it which is known as the cover of the
electric motor which is used for filling
water or water in India these are the
kids into the slum
there are Islam you know it is the
biggest slum in the Asia first biggest
slum in the Asia and third largest slum
in the world and therefore it attracts
the mind of the tourists from all over
the globe here
and when these kids notice the purest
talking in English they just run towards
them just for the sake to learn
something by asking they are so small
English is not their first language but
still they ask what is your name from
which country you are just give me a
high five and what do you study these
kids this is the crowded place into the
slums a very cloudy place where all the
religions are mixed over here all the
cast whether Christians Hindus Muslims
no one can recognize from which religion
the concerned person is it exists unity
in the slums this picture has been
clicked of this man unknowingly he was
not knowing that the picture has been
clicked you know and right there he is
smiling in such a way because he was
noticing some people like me were there
speaking English or something else like
educational these are the workers who
are working in plastic recycling
industry who usually challenged all the
people that the things which we recycle
are somewhere or the other added to your
fabric or jeans or denim which make its
stretchable all over the world who is
there standing it’s the man who is
standing over here I as I’ve mentioned
it is my home being a student I work as
a guide for the tourists there into the
slums and in Mumbai City there are a
number of people like me over there who
just want to come up and they are doing
whatever they have just to come up touch
the sky with the success I’m the person
from the slums who just completed my
bachelor’s degree recently in the month
of April and simultaneously I was
working as a guide and also I have the
number of research especially in the
male prostitution in Mumbai and the
world being in the slums the right
number of people like successful
personnel
these educated non educated and the
remarkable terms are are you know the
non educated people who are millionaires
and billionaires and they’re employing
more than 50 Masters of Science and
Technology employees under their
business being an educator in India you
know the girls the woman according to
the history the women are list allowed
‘add to study but still there is a PhD
woman in the slum who is working as a
research associate for the for the whole
Mumbai and she has done the PhD in
biochemistry there exist MBBS doctor
lavish it’s a lavish degree in India
especially the man is only now but still
he exists there helping his community he
explores Europe and London not for
travelling but for profession and still
he is there in the slums supporting the
community like this there are many
people and me who are working together
just to support those kids whose
pictures have shown you who are very
much curious to learn and we are working
to make a library they are into the slum
for those kids who are curious to study
and to be successful in their life the
man about whom I mentioned the MBBS I
would like to thank him as you know when
I was born my parents were not having
that much money that they could pay in
the hospital he paid at that time and
it’s I’ll be just completing my masters
and also will doing the PhD in future
and with my research work and middle
institution
it connects different social and
psychological aspects like currently and
working on marital rape and to deal with
psychological aspects for those women
were suffering from Madison rape in the
world all over the globe no matters from
which boundary and same likewise like
the rest of the people successful people
in the slum who are working in the
internationally and they are back to the
stand to support that community even I
will be back to support my community
over there and just do your best and
your very best and do it every day
and just we try to grow up whatever you
have as the artist singer artists said
earlier in the first session grow
whenever you have wherever you are and
this is the part of the slum which shows
the whole community part the mosque and
everything from the edge apart from that
the potential of the slum as I’ve
mentioned it is 2 billion US dollars it
supports the economy but still it is
under unorganized sector so people like
me are working to come up just to
support those kids who are curious to
study so there tomorrow they will be the Giants Thank You general yes a family
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