India Is 20 Years Behind In Terms Of Knowledge: Said NBA Star Kevin Durant
Positioned as one of the most noteworthy acquiring basketball players off the court, Kevin Durant visit to India has been accumulating all the consideration for all the wrong reasons. In a meeting with The Athletic, Durant talked about his extraordinary experience of going to India yet returned home with a social stun. "Um, it was a one of a kind affair. I ran with no desire, no view on what it should resemble. I more often than not go to places where I, in any event, have a view in my mind. India, I'm supposing I will associate with royal residences and eminence and gold - fundamentally thought I was going to Dubai. At that point when I arrived there, I saw the way of life and how they live and it was harsh," the Golden State Warriors star said.
In a stunning disclosure, Durant went ahead to include that India is a nation that is 20 years behind as far as learning.
"It's a nation that is 20 years behind regarding knowledge and experience. You see dairy animals in the road, monkeys circling all over, several individuals in favor of the street, a million autos and no petty criminal offenses. Only a cluster of underprivileged individuals there and they need to figure out how to play basketball. That s-was outrageously dope to me," he said.
During his visit to India, Durant drove his approach to one of the seven wonders of the world, the Taj Mahal and keeping in mind that depicting his experience he additionally stated, "Better believe it. As I was driving up to the Taj Mahal, similar to I stated, I felt this would be heavenly ground, super secure, clean. What's more, as I'm driving up, it resembles, s-, this used to help me to remember a few neighborhoods I would ride through as a child. Mud amidst the road, houses were not completed but rather there were individuals living in them. No entryways. No windows. The cows in the road, stray canines and afterward, blast, Taj Mahal, one of the seven marvels of the world. It resembles blessed s-, this was constructed 500 years prior and everybody comes here. It's only an eye-opener," he said.
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