YouTube contributed over INR 16,000 Crores to India’s GDP in 2022


INR 16,000 Crores Contribution: In 2022, YouTube’s creative ecosystem added INR 16,000 Crores to India’s GDP, reflecting the substantial economic value generated by content creators, artists, and digital entrepreneurs on the platform.

Supporting Over 750,000 Jobs: The expansive YouTube ecosystem supported more than 750,000 full-time equivalent jobs in India, underscoring the platform’s role in creating employment opportunities across various segments, from content creators and video production to marketing and e-commerce.


HOW MUCH THEY EARN 


Noted Reporter and Journalist Ajit Anjum in one of his videos, rebutted an accusation by Smriti Irani that he was on Congress Payroll by giving his YouTube Income and his Channels Patron


He confirmed that he received between ₹ 39,000 to ₹55,000/- per Video which averages around 2–3 Lakh ViewsThat comes to around 16 paise per view on an Average


So if he uploads 7 videos - his monthly draw would be ₹ 2.776 Lakh a month post taxes or around ₹ 33 Lakhs a year


He also confirmed a noted Trust active for 100 years set up for Journalism pays his channel ₹ 15 Lakh every year


So his full budget is around ₹50 Lakh a year


Abhishar Sharma who averages 6.33 Lakh views per video this draws close to ₹ 10–12 lakh a month and around ₹1.2–1.5 Crore a year pre tax


Dhruv Rathee 

who averages 40.60 Lakh views per video gets € 15.50 per 1000 views which means € 98,000 per Video plus Adsense Plus which is an extra € 7.70 per 1000 views which is another € 46,000 a Video


So at 2 Videos a month - he draws around € 144,000 a month or € 1.7 Million a year (₹ 15.30 Crore a year) plus another average 30,000 members of his channel who pay between ₹59/- to ₹ 1999/- a month (Me included) plus another 8000 members who take his courses


YouTube now platform of choice for 4 out of 5 Indians online, Shorts usage grows



He easily nets € 2.5 Million Euro a year or ₹ 22–24 Crore post tax.



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