The Indian Extinction Event

India's population bomb is fizzling out faster than most people realize. Over 5,000 government schools now sit completely empty (zero students!), with numbers surging 24% in just two years — mostly in states like Telangana and West Bengal. We're diving deep into India's collapsing fertility rates (many regions already sub-1.5 or lower), why certain ethnic/religious groups are disappearing faster than others, and what this means for India's future demographics.
We compare this to Japan and South Korea's school closures due to depopulation, bust the myth that "India will outbreed everyone," and discuss why Indian immigrants in the US maintain stable fertility (~1.6, similar to whites) while resisting aspects of modern urban culture. Topics include:

In-group hiring preferences & H-1B controversies
Cultural isolation that protects against fertility collapse
Nuanced pros/cons of Indian communities in America (safety, values, economic contribution vs. potential downsides)
Nick Fuentes' recent anti-Indian rhetoric — is it fair, or controlled opposition?
Gender dynamics, arranged marriages, and why some Indian cultural traits help resist "urban monoculture"
This is a raw, unfiltered conversation on natalism, migration, ethnicity, and the future of populations. If you're interested in demographics, pronatalism, or immigration realism — hit play.