How much does Major Rishabh Singh Sambyal earn on Instagram? Former ADC President Murmu Launches Subscriber Only Content | Today’s news
Retired major Rishabh Singh Sambyal’s paid Instagram content has sparked an online debate. He previously served as Aide-de-Camp (ADC) to President Droupadi Murma.
More than 1,500 people have already subscribed to his exclusive posts. Subscription costs ₹199 per month for iPhone users and ₹180 for Android users.
His growing subscriber base has surprised many social media users. People are debating its popularity and the demand for paid content. His online activities continue to attract public attention.
Major Sambyal (Ret.) offers paid subscribers exclusive content, subscriber badge and access to social channels. They also receive Ask Me Anything lessons, early access or releases, and coaching. However, it does not explain what coaching involves.
It currently has five exclusive stories and one reel available to subscribers.
Retired major Rishabh Singh Sambyal’s Instagram followers could generate ₹2.82 million to ₹3.12 lakh per month. This estimate uses 1,569 subscribers, which is the number we got last time we checked.
Android users pay ₹180 per month while iPhone users pay ₹199. If everyone pays the Android rate, the monthly collection would reach ₹2,82,420. At the iPhone rate, it would generate the same number of subscribers ₹3,12,231 per month.
With Android rates, it will probably almost break even ₹34 million per year. With iPhone rates, annual earnings increase by approx ₹37.5 million.
The actual total depends on how many subscribers use each platform. These figures estimate collections before any fees, taxes or other deductions. His actual earnings remain unconfirmed.
Reaction on social networks
Social media posted mixed reactions to retired Major Rishabh Singh Sambyal joining Instagram.
One user wrote: “Had huge respect for Major Rishabh Singh Sambyal till he started ‘subscribing’ ₹199 on his official Instagram account. Ye nai karna tha (he shouldn’t have done that).
“This is, for all practical purposes, a disgrace and a degradation to the military,” wrote influencer Amit Kilhor.
Major Sambyal responded to this comment: “Some see a reduction in rank. A soldier sees a different way to serve.”
“He is only 30 years old but he has enough experience in his field so he is sharing training information and advice on his paid channel and doing something good for Indian youth with minimal fees. But some idiots are trolling him for this. Those who subscribe ₹400-500 premium content to watch nudity,” another user wrote.
One user pointed out the company’s “double standards”. “After retirement, he started a subscription service on his Instagram page. But some people have a problem with that too and are trolling a retired Indian Army officer for it. These are the same people who supported Rhiya Ahir during the CJP protest and even paid for her.” ₹140 subscription,” the user added.
