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India's Youtube Capital: A tiny village in Chhattisgarh has produced over 1,000 YouTubers
Raipur: In the heart of Chhattisgarh lies Tulsi, a village that has silently revolutionized rural India's participation in the digital economy. With over 1,000 YouTubers among its residents, this unassuming hamlet has earned the nickname "India's YouTube Capital" – a remarkable transformation that began with just two dreamers and a camera.The digital revolution in Tulsi was sparked in 2016 by unlikely pioneers: Jai Verma, a local school teacher,…
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