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Recently, a small village in India is making headlines around the world by becoming a YouTube sensation. People are calling this village the content capital of India. There are 1000 creators of YouTube here. Come, let us …Read more

Youtuber ka gaanv: The start of the smartphone and the popularity of social media platforms has done something other than keeping people BG. It has also given people a source of earning. Through a smartphone, people were met by social media platforms like YouTube and Instagram and now people can present their talent to the world. Taking advantage of this, more than 1000 people of a village have become YouTries. The most surprising thing is that the population of this village is only 6000, out of which 1000 are YouTubers.

This small village has made headlines worldwide by becoming a sensation on YouTube. The village we are talking about here is Tulsi village in Chhattisgarh. This village has emerged as a center for video content makers. People here are entertaining viewers with their interesting videos, rural life and comedy content.

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More than 120,000 subscribers
The village’s YouTubers have 40 active YouTube channels, one of the channels named Being Chhattisgarh. There are more than 120,000 subscribers. There are more than 250 videos on this channel which show comedy and Chhattisgarhi culture.

How to make digital content hub
Tulsi village is near the capital Raipur and its total population is around 6,000. Here not only teenagers but also adults are fond of making content and making interesting videos. Most of the villagers use good cameras and divies to make video content. The change in digital content hub from a small village of Tulsi began in 2016 when two people named Jai and Gyanendra Shukla started making YouTube videos.

Jai and Gyanendra started their YouTube channel ‘Being Chhattisgarh’, although they had no experience before. As the popularity of his channel increased, other villagers also started making their channels, in which a general guidelines for making family-friendly contests were followed. His video, inspired by local culture, includes modern themes related to events such as elections and festivals.