I have a feeling she is probably a member of some roided up hare krishna like cult (they are quite active in Poland, Russia and few other places...even dated one from Hungary few years back till I realised she was too nutty basically).
The critical thinking and analysis by such is quite lacking (given the overt bias/payroll whatever)....like adding too much sugar to something rather than letting the natural flavour come through...and thus overall video seems quite tacky and strange to me.....but the anti-MSM message does resonate to me and I have found the overall theme from this to be personally true.
For example there was indeed a concerted effort by several western thinkers in predicting the failure of India in a matter of years (as low key as political disintegration to massive outright starvation) after India's independence. That legacy remains entrenched in a lot of the media, albeit somewhat toned down today (given the grandiose predictions have all been disproven). Then you read up a lot of things that are still covered up that were done by the British to India (Macaulay's education "reforms" + overt proselytising with white man burden themes etc etc.)...and then truly understand what India had done to it that makes it hard to get the wheel rolling again like it used to.
Thats why many people who actually live and experience India more personally for an extended period of time (after coming from the outside)...people like Mark Tully of the BBC and a few friends I know (that are balanced and remain staunchly neutral)....grasp the inner resilience of India much better than those sitting outside and dependent on the media for all their information about it. That aspect is very true of what she says, you cannot really judge something till you have experienced it enough personally for yourself....and its very hard to put into words (and thus her effort is quite doomed from the onset I feel even if she was more balanced).