What was India like when Education and Skilling Minister Dharmendra Pradhan was 18?

What was India like when you were 18? To give you some background, somebody told me that there was something called a lightning bomb which took about 30 minutes to make and costed eight times as much as that. Now I wasn't born then, but probably you were. Because it was unimaginable for all of you. You rightly begin your interview direction with the mentioning lightning call in those days. 18 years. When I was 18 years. That means it is 1987. In those days one of our great legendary cricket player Kapil Dev won the World Cup. One hand in his hand World Cup. The symbol of youth resurgence was the photo of Kapil Dev. In those days, if somebody is having one black and white TV the entire entire locality, entire community supposed to come to his house or her house to ask evening serials to mention about lightning call. In those days the ISD came out. The international call came out in those days. Today Globe is a small village up to 30 years in those days in India. Few people are staying outside India. Few. We can count them in numbers. If somebody of their relative were at the ISD center and talking to the relative in the somewhere in the different part of world, he will come in the middle of the night. Because in those days the tariff was lowest among the day type in comparison to evening time. And he will talk to his relative or relatives so loudly the entire locality will be awake in the middle of the night. He's talking a call, Making a call to America, making a call to Singapore. If in those days somebody of our state, of our district, of our locality travel in a aeroplane, he will keep the boarding pass for two years. I have travel in the airline. That was the scenario. That was the just exactly before globalization, before open up, before liberalization, the footstep of liberation. How the world will be in those days where in the campus we are also divided. If globalization will come up. India suffered colonialism for 200 years. In the campus days that fear was also there. Are you going to face another long era of colonialism due to liberalization? This kind of new socio economic concerns were there when I was 18. And you people cannot imagine how society if I If you will ask this question to Ramesh Abhishek Ji he will tell you another narrative where I told you we frightened so things have changed. That's a very interesting response, sir.