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India’s Obsession With EMIs Is Getting Dangerous

To book a free consultation call with ditto, check out: https://ditto.sh/8iv3ke ========================================= A few weeks ago, I noticed how aggressive marketing has been driving people to buy things they can’t afford using credit cards and EMIs. As I explored this further, I realized it’s not just about gadgets or luxury items—it’s a much deeper issue tied to credit card addiction, personal loans, consumer psychology, and even scams. In this video, I’ll uncover how consumerism is pushing young Indians into debt traps, the psychology behind overspending, and the role of credit cards, EMIs, and influencer culture. Let’s delve into India’s growing obsession with consumption and its financial consequences. Sources: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1M... ========================================= यदि आपको मेरा काम पसंद है तो आप इन लिंक्स के ज़रिये मुझे सपोर्ट कर सकते हैं: Support me here:   / sureshvyas   आप मेरे यूट्यूब चैनल को जॉइन भी कर सकते हैं: Join my channel on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/sureshvyas/join UPI: vyasssureshkotak@ybl ========================================= Social media links: Facebook: https://fb.me/seekingsuresh Instagram:   / seekingsuresh   Twitter:   / seekingsuresh   Full playlist on animal cruelty [MUST WATCH]    • Why I Will Never Eat Fish   ============================= Hi, I'm Suresh, and this channel aims to promote awareness and inspire critical thinking about ethical living, sustainability, and social issues in India while encouraging viewers to reflect on their values and lifestyle choices. Here’s what you’ll find: Animal Rights Environmental Sustainability Ethical Consumerism Nutrition & Public Health Media Critique Social/Cultural Commentary I avoid covering topics like politics, current events, or random explainer videos on science, religion, history, and more—unless they directly tie into the issues that matter most to creating a mindful, ethical lifestyle. Essentially, I want to build conscious, compassionate individuals who think critically about contemporary issues.