I'm deeply sorry for the oversight in the initial map video where I didn't include Jammu and Kashmir in northern India. I will certainly be more attentive to such details in future map productions. I want to explain the motivation behind creating this video. I traveled in India for four months and I know it's a diverse place, which is why I particularly love it. Since the primary audience of my channel is Chinese-speaking, I thought exploring the northeastern region of India would be an interesting topic. Presenting this topic visually was also expected to capture the interest and resonate more with my audience. I saw it as an opportunity to help more viewers understand the northeastern part of India.
वैसे मुझे जवाब देने की जरूरत नहीं है क्योंकि मैं जानता हूं मेरे देशवासियों की संख्या इतनी ज्यादा है और ना ही वह देश के विरुद्ध कुछ सुन सकते हैं आपको जवाब मिल चुके होंगे इंडिया जो दिखता है अभी उतना उसमें भी इतनी विविधता है कि आप हैरान हो जाएंगे आपको यह बात याद रखनी चाहिए अफगानिस्तान पाकिस्तान बांग्लादेश यह सब पहले भारतीय संस्कृति के अंग थे और continent के रूप में यह भारत के समान संस्कृति रखते हैं अगर धर्म को छोड़ दे तो
They don't "think" they are Indians, They are Indians. *Ever heard of The Ahom Kingdom?* Ahoms were wayy more Indian than all those Nawabs and so called Maharajas who sold India to Britishers. *So proud of my North-eastern Brothers and sisters, Love from Uttar Pradesh* 🤍🇮🇳✨
love us in real not just in a comment, I have heard lots about UP and Bihar, and Many of my natives never want to go to UP or Bihar for further studies.
Ahoms are the one of the last migrant to northeast. Others Tibeto-burmese and austroasiatic ethincity were already here. Well all the tai people are considered new migrants comparison to othes. they migrated in two phase one in 12 century and other in 18 century. @@johnsond6409
Ahom kingdom was technically established by a prince of Tai origin and his people. Genetically, Ahom people are more similar to people of South East Asia. Just saying. You cannot consider Pre-British India as India of now. Because India did not exist then but were many different kingdoms with their own people and agenda.
@@johnsond6409 I shared my perspective, can't change others nor will I take blame for others. If it's about pursuing Higher Educations, I can bet on my life that no native UP or Bihari person of my age (in early 20s), educated, will ever do HATE racism against North-eastern. They do say silly stuff jokingly, but no one really "hates" North-easterns more than they do to themselves. First believe yourself to be Indians, then expect it from others. If even my positive comment brought this reaction from you, then maybe it's your mindset which is inherently negative. Jai Bharat Mata ki🙏🏻🇮🇳
@@StarnikBayley I don't need to learn history from a European/Western POV. From an Asian POV, whole of South Asia and South-eastern nations like Thailand and Cambodia were a part of India only. Stop trying to convince the world of British POV for every single nation's history.
he is Taiwanese……maybe Chinese ethic people. like Indian, there are some people with chinese nationality donnot looks like chinese. such as uygur people.
Im Naga, Living in dubai, when i go thai food stall they talk to me in thai, when i go Philippines market they speak their language with, when i visit korean restaurants they speak korean with me. And so the Chinese customers thinks that m Chinese lol
I'm from Nagaland. I have been to Thailand and have visited China also. I have stayed in Wuhan for more than 1 month. Most of the chinese people i interacted with could not believe i was from India. Most of them told me that I looked like someone from Yunnan province. In terms of my experience in China, I did not have any problem adapting. The food was awesome, people were quite friendly and i even got used to eating with chopsticks within 3-4 days when i was there...
@jasonng0211 I am a Naga and Nagas are Not Indian. Naga-Land is under forced Indian Occupation since 1947, Indian Army Atrocities in Naga-Land is same as Nanjing Massacre of Japanese Imperial forces in China... Nagas are fighting for Independence to this day and Chinese are helping the Nagas in so many ways possible... Check out the "National Socialist Council of Nagalim(NSCN)" for more....
We are from Meghalaya, Northeast India, we are looking like Koreans, but whatsoever it cost, we are ready to sacrifice for our country, we love being Bharatians Indians.
@@TarozhouFree Tibet.... China forcefully occupied & plundered Tibet.... In actual there were no boundaries between India and china.... Tibet shares the boundary with India not China...
@@Tarozhou yes and other asians like East Asia is called East Asian and south east Asia,middle East and Central Asia all of these combined created Asia Us north east Indians are Indians by nationality there are so many ethnic groups in India We are and always will be Indian
But do you think they are Indians? Because most Indians don't, I've seen a good Northreast Indian friend called all sorts of discriminatory names akin to India's hate towards china while we shared dorms in delhi. Made my blood boil the amount of ignorance people around their region.
@@danceoffAsh yeah certainly there is some ignorance towards the Indians from the northeast. But it is completely due to the previous governments we had, which didn't even try to bring the northeast into the mainstream and certainly didn't do any development there also. Some of the states of northeast got their first railway in this government, after 60-70 years after independence. So you can't actually blame the citizens for it. I know there is some ignorance among the citizens but it is decreasing day by day and I'm confident that the northeast will get it's due in the upcoming years
@@sanketsarangi5170 I am not talking about politicians and their awareness/development of the northeast. Politicians are trying to get highest number of votes for low cost and in population rich regions in India, so they won't really care about the NE. We as people should do more about understanding about our fellow northeasterners, but we're hell bent on judging where people are from and whether they are superior or inferior to us. I don't think that change will ever happen at this rate. I am originally from the South and we've had many of NE come here to do odd jobs and they are not only hardworking but they learn the local language as well, hardly complaining. Yet we're hearing acting like barbarians calling them discriminatory names and pushing a political agenda on them. Disgusting lot
@@danceoffAsh yeah I can understand you but you have to understand that the previous generation people from the so called main land didn't even knew that there is a northeast and people from there looks different than us but they are indians. And this happened due to the marginalisation of Northeast by previous governments. But it is changing now, more new generation people are recognising that the people from northeast are also indians. So it will take time but it will increase positively only. And also as you have mentioned we have to make awareness campaigns among communities, but it will take time. And lot of these stereotypes exist due to ignorance of people. but these ignorance exists because there was no mention of northeast in political discourse previously and in media. So it is a deep rooted cancer, it will take time to unroot this but it is happening
@jasonng0211 I am a Naga and Nagas are Not Indian. Naga-Land is under forced Indian Occupation since 1947, Indian Army Atrocities in Naga-Land is same as Nanjing Massacre of Japanese Imperial forces in China... Nagas are fighting for Independence to this day and Chinese are helping the Nagas in so many ways possible... Check out the "National Socialist Council of Nagalim(NSCN)" for more....
Indian Sikh married to a mainland Chinese woman. Our kids will fit right in Nagaland - we often talk about going to NE. Such a special part of India. Namaste to all.
I think foreigners have a lot of misconceptions about INDIA when they visit then they found the truth. This guy also have misconception even visiting India. IF you go to ladakh you'll still say IS THS INDIA? and if you go gujarat ( west ) tamilanadu ( south ) or Nagaland ( East ) you'll always say is this india. We are all different but still one as Indian.
@jasonng0211 I am a Naga and Nagas are Not Indian. Naga-Land is under forced Indian Occupation since 1947, Indian Army Atrocities in Naga-Land is same as Nanjing Massacre of Japanese Imperial forces in China... Nagas are fighting for Independence to this day and Chinese are helping the Nagas in so many ways possible... Check out the "National Socialist Council of Nagalim(NSCN)" for more....
@@fiyangga.yanggiri-hala Nagas are free people. Nagas are under Indian Occupation divided within Indian states itself in Aurnachal, Manipur, Assam and Nagaland. Nagas are also under Myanmar occupation in Sagiang Divisions. Naga Territories touches as far as southern China in the North of the Naga Territory. Thousands of Nagas had been massacred by Government of India since 1950s and the killing continues to this day. Most recently in 2021, 14 Naga Coal Miners were ambushed and murdered by Indian Special Forces in Mon District of Nagaland state. Calling the Nagas India would be doing injustice to the Nagas, and calling us Indian would be an Insult to Naga Civilization. Nagas are not Indian in any sense of the word but infact Nagas are forced to be India with her Thousands of Military Battalions stationed in all Naga territories only to rape, torture and kill the Nagas in thousands under Indian Black Law Called "Armed Forces Special Powers Act, 1958."
There are so many face complexions in India some looks like Africans some looks like Chinese and Japanese and some people looks like English people some looks like Afganees. So many face complexions. But one thing don't hurt those that are you indian. You came to India and asking them is it correct. We are all one one nation one country. I am from South india i looks like an African but I am not African I am indian we are indian🇮🇳
@@治强yeah, that's your perspective, not ours. Like in the beginning he shows slams and says "this is the India I know",moron. Hope this video earns him enough to see India properly.
For people who don't know Taiwan has two ethnic groups 1. aboriginal Taiwanese and 2.Han Chinese. none of the Han Chinese want to show their identity as Chinese but instead, they will call themselves Taiwanese. because the Han Chinese are technically outsiders who conquered the land of Taiwan. Aboriginal Taiwanese are dark-skinned and look more like Indian-Naga than the original Naga people themselves (kidding). So when you meet a Taiwanese next time ask him if he can speak Taiwanese (aboriginal languages like Hakka) or just Mandarin. These Chinese are genetically racist and you can't separate their attitude
@@1_Indic_RationalLogicForgeit doesnt matter here in taiwan majority are chinese ethinicity and other are little bit different but same looks.no any foreigners can distinguish now.taiwanese original peoples are also comes from china.china has more then 57 ethinic groups among them han chinese are one group who are almost 90-92% in china.and except 4-5% population in china all are asiatic peoples..even among 4-5% peoples many are similar to kazakh and ancient turk which were once asian race..modern day turkish peoples has lots of influence from some parts of europe and fromwest asian country. Contesxt of india is different.this peoples shown in video are totally different then indian.
@LionelMessi-nw1cb lol I feel sorry for your knowledge. India is a union of states. No one is similar. South Indians look different than the north and east look different than west. Fyi, they all speak different languages. As per your words, India should claim pakisthan, srilanka, and Bangladesh as indians 🤣. Stupid Chinese logic.
@@LionelMessi-nw1cb you are trying to defend the diversity in 36,197 km² land and comparing 3.287 million km² chunk of land to Taiwan. I can imagine Chinese mentality.
@jasonng0211 I am a Naga and Nagas are Not Indian. Naga-Land is under forced Indian Occupation since 1947, Indian Army Atrocities in Naga-Land is same as Nanjing Massacre of Japanese Imperial forces in China... Nagas are fighting for Independence to this day and Chinese are helping the Nagas in so many ways possible... Check out the "National Socialist Council of Nagalim(NSCN)" for more....
i am from northeast too and i love my country India very much. many states of northeast are mentioned in Mahabharat and other scriptures too . this country is great as it is historically significant to us in every way possible.
My wife too is more Indian than most "indians", have more knowledge about India than most from the rest of India, but she faced lot of discrimination while in Delhi...she is an amazing person!
They are Pan-Burmese, not Pan-Chinese. But I've never heard Burmese say NE India belongs to Myanmar. I've learned some Manipuri/Meithei and Mizo. Their languages are really close Burmese.
@姜祐章 These area were put into a new country named "India" by the British. Originally not part of created 'India". It was placed with India in 1947 when the British gave them the independence. These new "Burmese/Indian" less than 80 years.
we all see our ethinicity and tribe first. I am Aggarwal but i am indian. i am tenmiyin but i am indian. we're all a diverse people. we do not see the need to wipe away our tribal identity like Europe did with Christianity or China did with Communism. We don't see why we should impose our identity on others. most people don't understand the concept of a civilizaitonal state. imagine if NATO was a single country. Europe is really backwards in this regard.
@@Tarozhou just ?? just nationality nahh bro India is my home , where my people life, btw i am from Aruncachal Pradesh one of the northeast state , and i can assure you i can die with a smiling face for my beautiful country. our fellow people may have different cultures but we share same patriotism for our motherland, our Jawans in army don't are from all across the country to protect our land. because we love and share pride in it.
India is huge. From Ladakh to Tamilnadu, and from Gujarat to Arunachal Pradesh, people look different, their cultures are different, food habits, dressing style, lifestyle, language, religious practices everything is different. But at the end of the day we have only one similarity and one identity that we all are Indians. There is unity in diversity which makes India incredible and a whole world in itself.
@@oliverzou2435 Absolutely agree Ladakh abd Arunachal Pradesh were stolen by the British. There was no India at all. Jayant Bhandari an Indian himself said : India will eventually disintegrate into many smaller countries
The last aunty was absolutely spot on. It's always surprising how many questions people have about the Northeast when we leave the region. Most people don't even know where the Northeast is, which is quite shocking. If you ask students from the Northeast to name all the states and the capital of India, 98% of them will get it right. However, if you ask the same question to people from the mainland, even well-educated individuals don't seem to know as well. Isn't it frustrating when people assume our nationality based on our appearance? It would be nice if we were never asked, 'Where are you from? China? Korean?' when we are clearly from our own beautiful country, India. ❤️🩹 🇮🇳 Love you all
The McMahon Line was first drafted in 1913, and the treaty to ratify them (Simla Accords) was never signed by the Republic Of China(ROC) who had just overthrown the Qing dynasty. There was no such thing as the McMahon Line in 1890, and China isn't disputing where the Line was drawn, she's disputing the validity of the Line in its entirety. The primary Indian claim is that the ROC did sign the Simla Accords because a British official called Olaf Caroe fabricated a narrative in 1938 where the ROC signed the Simla Accords (they didn't) and ceded parts of Tibet to the Raj. In 1963 a British diplomat compared a pre-1938 treaties compendium with the post-Caroe compendium and found that Caroe had changed the note on the ROC's not signing the Simla Accords into one where the ROC signed it and considers the Indo-Tibetan border finalised. Nehru picked up a copy of Caroe's fabricated compendium so he got the impression that his country was legally entitled to more than she actually was. Compounding this was the US' decision to add fuel to the flames by declaring the McMahon Line as the legitimate boundary in an attempt to contain the spread of communism, despite reservations from the US State Department and protests from the fiercely non-communist Chiang Kai-Shek, leader of the ROC. However, we all know Nehru irreversibly altered his country's relations with China in 1962, so by 1963, when the fabrication was discovered, it was already too late to stem the tide of Indian nationalism based on the false compendium entry. And that leaves us with the situation today, in the aftermath of a British attempt to de jure carve out a piece of Chinese territory which failed but had some success de facto, then a British fabrication of her failed attempt to carve out Chinese territory, then an Indian acceptance of the British fabrication alongside American endorsement, and a Chinese refusal to accept the fabrication as anything remotely legal. Some Indians recognise that they don't actually have a legal claim to South Tibet, so they've begun using a different claim in that the people living in South Tibet want to be part of India more than China; in essence, a claim based on the principle of self-determination. This is India's secondary claim. However, as history has shown time and time again (Catalonia, Confederate States, Taiwan, Corsica, Chechnya, Tibet, Naxalites), without the permission of the larger body, a smaller section of the population will not be allowed to separate from its original country regardless of what they want. A much more detailed account of the McMahon Line and its history is available here, written by Peter Lee who, contrary to impressions given by his surname, is not at all Chinese.
@@BoLa-uv5oydon't try to mislead. It was a very old saying during Partition and it is already proven wrong as we are living together and working together. INDIA was always a knowledge hub in the past when many scholars from China, Europe and all around the world came to study in Nalanda and Taxila universities of Ancient India. There are many texts which Chinese scholars took with them back to China which made them adopt Buddhism. China looked up to India as the knowledge hub and very technologically advanced civilisation as it was. India was always multi ethnical country and will not change just because somewhere some stupid person said some stupid line.
I am from Arunachal Pradesh, which is also one of the State of India in North easthern region. Although we may not have the same outward appearance like dark face or long-established personalities, but deep down, we are as Indian as the rest of the country. Millions of soldiers fought for India's freedom during the India-China war and made sacrifices for the nation. And We have been living together as one nation for many decades. Therefore, I assert that we are as Indian in spirit and commitment as anyone else. And am proud of being Indian. Thank you for visiting the northeastern region of our country.😊
@@2xgear123Ignore him bro , he's a Chinese bot and he's trying to spread hate in almost every comment section.....btw yes we all are Indians from East to West and from North to South ❤
@@TarozhouFree Tibet.... China forcefully occupied & plundered Tibet.... In actual there were no boundaries between India and china.... Tibet shares the boundary with India not China...
Kuki-Zo From NE here. We are very much proud Indian. Of course some older generation from central parts might not be very familiar and vice-versa but thats not their fault because people didnt have the economic resources to get enough exposure. However new generation indians are very much integrated now because we all stay together in capital cities in harmony. Remember India means unity in diversity.
Kuki-Zo will readily say they're proud Indias bc they never were real Indians in the first place, but migrated from Myanmar and live as refugees in certain states outside of mizoram. But a true NE knows we truly don't belong with India but we do respect the constitution
@@lly_09 what the f do you know about Kuki Zo??? If not stfu. Over 150+ Kukis fought the British in INA alongside Subhash Chandra Bose during world war 2, no Kacha Naga and just a few Meiteis. The Kukis fought the British for three years in 1917 to 1919. Even now the highest Indian Army from Manipur are the Kukis. The Thadou Kuki alone were 18k plus population in 1881 census in Manipur. So stfu.
I am from Delhi, and your videos are really good in spreading awareness. I just love the people saying we are Indian. It's just the lack of awareness among some people. I Love the whole of India. Time will make the social fabric of India even stronger.❤
It's similar in other regions in India along Himalayas. I'm from Uttarakhand but if I had to guess my ancestors probably came from Nepal/Tibet. We follow Hinduism but have a lot of Tibetan origin rituals, food, dress etc. Our nationality is Indian but we have a unique ethnicity.
northeast indians(other than sikkimese bhutia and monpa) have ancestry from southern yunnan in china, and burma, not tibet. their cultures, diet, lifestyle is similar to people of those regions too, not tibet. northeast indian cultures(other than sikkim and tawang) are not similar to himalayan regions at all. western himalayas in india like ladakh and some parts of uttarakhand and himachal pradesh(lahaul and spiti, kinnaur, etc) have people with tibetan ancestry though like most of the himalayas in india, nepal and bhutan.
@@Pt00201 Yeah , I have East Asian features and most of the people call me "Chinese"..But, we are now assimilated to locals at much extent.. Marriages have been going on in Uttarakhand for 120 years..This has resulted in eradication of Chinese ancestry and most of the people doesn't even know that their ancestors were from China..
Dark skinned my foot North indians and west indians are even fairer than north east indians. North east falls under sino indosphere and they have brown skin just like bumese. Its us problem that u just met tamilians in your land malaysia. Not all tamilians are indians and india is more than tamil nadu lol .
As a Filipino, I am sad and disappointed that we, as ASIAN are not one. Our blood runs as brothers and sisters but why do we have to fight each other, from japanese invasion to Nagaland discrimination, Nkorea and SKorea, Myanmar coup, Mainland China and Taiwan, to the issue of South China Sea or Philippines Sea. It's a shame.
Japanese didn't invade Nagaland.... They are just passerby during world 2..... Instead they share a good relationship with Naga people that time till present days....
Literally most of the problems you mentioned stem from mainland China so I think you know who the real problem maker is, and in more recent news this has been proven to be the case.
@@NobitaSwu-iw2nmoh come on, you know they most definitely did. Well, not us directly, but rather the entirety of British India behind us. They tried invading through Kohima in the 'then' naga hills, and through Imphal in the 'then' princely state of Manipur.
I'm a little offended by this video because you try to show as if they are not Indian. You refer Naga and compare them with India when both are same. India is a very diverse country you will find many people with different facial features. In the North you will finf many people look like Iranians or even Europeans in the South you will find people look Sri Lankan, west and East are also different. Don't try to divide us we are one and we live together.
Exactly, this guy doesn't understand that there are even communities like the meitei community which is made from the same social fabric like other hindu socities just with its own nuances. He's clearly brainwashed by chinese propaganda and doesn't want to say the truth.
I am an indigenous from NorthEast India. I love to watch a lot of chinese dramas. What i have found is that there is a lot of similarities between my native language and chinese language. There are a lot of similar words. We also worship dragon and believe to be descended from it. Even my surname is 'yumnam' which is very similar sounding to 'yunnan'. I am from the state of Manipur.
@taotao98103 I wouldn't say they are exactly similar but there are some similar sounding words. My native tongue is also a tonal language. I'll try and list a few words. Please note that I'm not a language expert by any means so there may be mistakes. Name - ming- xingming Tea - chá - chá Sister - cheche - jiějiě Dream - mèng - Mèngxiǎng Teeth - yá - Yáchǐ This is - shi she / shi zhe - zhè shì You - nang - ni Money - sen - qián House - yum - wū Bag - khao - bāo Bitter - kha ye - Kǔ de Nerve - shing lee - shénjīng Ginger- shing - shēngjiāng Eat - chaba/chai - chī Sky - atiya - tiankong/tian Come - lak o/ lao - lai Go - cho/ chatlu - qù Mother - ema/ mama - māma Father - epa / baba - bàba Granddaughter - eshu nupi - Sūnnǚ Extent/Degree - chang - chéngdù Paper - che - Zhǐ Death - siba - shi Clear up/ clean up - shengba - Qīnglǐ
Mary Kom is a champion boxer from North East Manipur. Bollywood make a movie where the actress impersonate Mary Kom. Instead of hiring an actress from North East, they hire a brown Indian. It's like as if a white guy playing the role of Mohamed Ali in Hollywood movies. 😂😂😂
@@garima2817 because a brown skin women doesn't represent (Mary Kom from Manipur) the northeast Indian people....imagine Mahatma Gandhi's role is played by some random white guy or Chinese guy or from Northeast Indian with mogolian feature....brown people would be mad too because it doesn't represent the person ethnicity and culture....you won't feel any connection either.
None of this was ever part of India. The British forced it to India, but the Chinese Qing Dynasty had a weak resistance at that time. Those people and places have always belonged to the sons and daughters of China, and are the Central Plains people who moved to that place in order to cling to the frontier. This is recorded in history.
Out of 28 states of India 9 have features like this ! Uppar northan part of India have Greek And Iranian facials and eyes and skin ! In middle of India have stereotypical India look And on south end have afro indo combination looking people's ! And in eastern India have mix typical stereotype face Indian + Tibetan look (there written script also like Tibet it have sharp edge's but Simlair with devnagri script )
India was in past like today's america ! For a reason Chinese have story called journey to the west ! Lots of races people's came here and settleled my area his near Mumbai city a hill station lonavla here 2000 year old monestry build by king ashoka the great 2000+ years ago ! On its Pilar all its other donars names and were are they from written ! There were tons of Greeks and other region people's names and from where are they from written ! In our ancient bramhi script ! Its so fascinating ! There is city named on a Greek dude also 😮 ! In mY area like 1800-2000 years ago ! That's why in that reason so many white skin peoples in middle of nowehere pooped up after the pillars language come to light people's solved the mystery behind it !😂
For people who don't know Taiwan has two ethnic groups 1. aboriginal Taiwanese and 2.Han Chinese. none of the Han Chinese want to show their identity as Chinese but instead, they will call themselves Taiwanese. because the Han Chinese are technically outsiders who conquered the land of Taiwan. Aboriginal Taiwanese are dark-skinned and look more like Indian-Naga than the original Naga people themselves (kidding). So when you meet a Taiwanese next time ask him if he can speak Taiwanese (aboriginal languages like Hakka) or just Mandarin. These Chinese are genetically racist and you can't separate their attitude
There are two well-known ancient trade routes in China. One is the silk road in the north for trade with middle east and Europe. The other one is called "tea route" or "tea horse route" for trade with India, starting from Yunnan in the south. Most Indian still use the word chai instead of tea because of this trade route. Chai is mandarin, tea is Hakka. NE is an important part of the trade route. The tea route declined and then abandoned after ocean shipping became cheaper, so most ppl don't konw this part of history.
Yeah that's true because many Chinese people from Yunan specially "Kunming" , they still live in Assam. They migrated here through tea route during British era and settled here. But after 1962 Indo- China war , they faced discrimination so they have to left India and went back to China ( Hong Kong) for better livelihood. Still many of them live here happily as there are now part of Assamese culture but also follow Chinese. They are very near from my place , someday i would like to visit them. Love China from NE India. I am planning to settle down in China.❤
There are some outside Elements who try to create the rift between this region with other Indians, but the fact is Majority of Indians Like me , consider our North east Region a special Place, and we are Proud of the people and local culture of Nagaland,Arunachal , Manipur , Meghalaya, Mizoram,Sikkim , Tripura and Assam . The Tribal Value system is Valuable and provides answer to many Modern Complex Problems . ❤
me from north india i have keen interest in north east india and i wish to travel whole india i will start my journey from north east . love to all people there from us , India ia known for diversity and you guys are proud of our country india . i consider all indians my very own people. lots of love. and in india there is no main land its all india in one.
I'm from SIKKIM and i'm proud to be Indian as well as proud to be born on SANATAN DHARAM land🙏🏻 My eyes look tiny and people may call me chinky or chinese but my heart is Indian and will be Indian till my last breath. Jai Hind!
Look to be honest this is true that we don't know about how north eastern part of India's people look Because the ignorant of the movie(Bollywood )whenever i watch cinema, i look Mongolian race people describe as Chinese but after digitalization misunderstanding cleared and now most bihar up are interested in northeast even we visit assam meghalaya or skkim in every vacation mostly north eastern part or southern part of india I hope people also noticing this Love from jharkhand ❤
punjab, kerala. gujarat, bengal - all are in south asia, whereas north east india is south east asia, just as kashmir, ladakh are central asia, modern india was known as the lands between the indus in the west and the chindwin in the east, south of the himalayas, and bounded by the indian ocean. go into iran and there are similar differences between persians, arabs, kurds, baluch, gilak, azeris. likewise across china, afghanistan, turkey, iraq, nigeria, burma. we celebrate our different heritages and share a common destiny.
In recent times, with more social media and vlogging culture, people to people connect and understanding is increasing. I hope more common people in mainland visit and appreciate this cultural gem.
In recent years, the Indian government has banned Chinese people from traveling to India. When there was no ban before, Chinese people were also banned from traveling to northeastern India, so this is unrealistic.
Dark skinned my foot North indians and west indians are even fairer than north east indians. North east falls under sino indosphere and they have brown skin just like bumese. Its us problem that u just met tamilians in your land malaysia. Not all tamilians are indians and india is more than tamil nadu lol .
@@BeingStoic086Mainland India = the main parts of India (not northeast India) bc Northeast India is only connected to the rest of India with the Siliguri Corridor (a small strip of land)
@@Hdhdii are unpad gawar .. it is divisive to call mainland..so that is why I am saying what is mainland../..had you thought you are the only Mr perfect who know what is mainland..
I am form Tripura and I look totally different from main land India because India is the most diverse country in the world and that is our speciality because diversity is the unity of our country and we all live together 🥰. And I am a proud Indian
Dude Indian is not single ethinicity dominated like your china😂. Where 90% is han Chinese. In India that's not case, we have 2000 ethinicity. None of the ethinicity cross more than 5% of our population. That's what make us Indian so special. We are proud to be an indian whether we are from south or west or central or east or north or northeast. We have same ideology and goals for our country to progress.
"we have 2000 ethnicity", I think people from such country would know how to tell Taiwanese and Chinese, or the sentence "like your china" is kind of Indian humour. Yes, "our china" is only addressed in our constitution, as "continent area"(translated directly), ruled by another government named CCP, which is considered as our enemy. I know you Indians are humour, but in our country, those who thinking like that should be called traitors. But you really use your knowledge to educate me, thank you for this information, hope you can come to Taiwan someday.
@@kid7323 Taiwanese and Chinese? Government is different but doesn't mean you are different ethinicity 😂. Both are same Han Chinese. No difference. So don't teach me how to differentiate between you two. Even in video he looks like he love china .
Brother, this is why India is known in the world, here all types of people live together, small incidents happen sometimes but mostly people are pure at heart.
I'm from Haryana, here we have people who came from northeast part of india to work ... We know all the geography of Hindustan...even i have a childhood friend whose mother is from assam ... It's just natural reaction seeing them as they have features like china,korea,etc... BUT it doesn't mean that we don't consider them ours.... .. afcourse they are indians just like us ❤
The look and feel of the highland is like Baguio city and the rest of Cordillera region in the Philippines. So with the faces and skin color. It's interesting that both speaks fluent English and a highly Chritianized locals as well. The English accent is not so indian but more like Flipino. Naga people could be brothers of Igorots in the Philippines.
I really like your videos. But asking the people do you consider yourself as indian because you look different is very disrespectful. India is a multiracial country. I think chinese people will feel the same if someone ask uyghur people do you consider yourself as chinese, you look different. Please dont take this as a hate comment. Anyway thankyou for letting more people know about the diversity of india. And one more thing majority of indians are not vegetarians, but most of the north indians are vegetarians.
It is liken trying to break up another country and to stir riot in your visiting country , India has the right to arrest and depot you out of their country .
Well the difference is when we say Chinese we mean han Chinese because Chinese is also an ethnicity and they make up 90% of china, while in India we have too much diversity and no ethnicity makes up more than 10%. I think the largest ethnicity in India are the Bengalis about 9. Something%
@@grapefruitsyrup8185 says who? When people say Chinese we all know what they mean, its han. And china is 90% han. In India there's no ethnicity that crosses more than 10% let alone 90%,
My dear brother, They don't think they're Indians, THEY ARE INDIANS 🇮🇳. That's because, they pay taxes to the same government and they enjoy the same benefits that come with being a citizen of India. Their race might be different, but they are very much Indians
In Northern part of indian states you will find vegeterain people. But in south,west, eastern and north-eastern india, majority people prefer non veg food. In my state, west bengal, almost 99% population eats non veg. As a whole, 60% indian population prefer non veg over veg.
@@jhgsh630 Lol.. I saw in tamilnadu and kerala, brahmin waiters were serving chicken,mutton..even beef in many restaurants. . Tamil,telugu, mallu intakes fish everyday, just like us(bengalis). Hindutva in southern states based on logical perceptions. But in north, people are mostly superstitious. Thats why literacy rate is lower in north india.
Actually we are all vegetarian in some way or the other.😅 Because we eat a lot of vegetarian food and many Indians do not eat meat or fish daily like other countries they eat non veg everyday. Many Indians are occasionally non-vegetarian
@@fiyangga.yanggiri-hala most of the tribes from nagaland are probably from yunan region of china but ofc tribes from arunachal and garos from meghalaya have oral history of migration from tibet
@@fiyangga.yanggiri-hala yup most tribals in the NE also speak (primarily) a language of the Tibeto Burman language family not indo Aryan languages like hindi
*For people who don't know Taiwan has two ethnic groups 1. aboriginal Taiwanese and 2. Han Chinese. none of the Han Chinese want to show their identity as Chinese; Instead, they will call themselves Taiwanese. Because the Han Chinese are technically outsiders who conquered the land of Taiwan. They snatched the freedom of aboriginals just like how the communists acquired HongKong. Aboriginal Taiwanese are dark-skinned and look more like Indian-Naga than the original Naga people themselves (kidding). So when you meet a Taiwanese next time ask him if he can speak Taiwanese (aboriginal languages like Amis, Atayal, Bunun, Kanakanavu, Kavalan, Paiwan, Puyuma, Rukai, Saaroa, Saisiyat, Sakizaya, Seediq, Thao, Truku, Tsou) or just Mandarin. These Chinese are genetically racist and you can't separate their attitude*
You really don’t know much about China or Taiwan, it would seem. First of all, Hakka isn’t an indigenous language of Taiwan. It arrived there with the Hakka people, who are themselves Han Chinese. Further, Han Chinese in Taiwan *do* refer to themselves as “Chinese” its just that you don’t speak Mandarin, so you don’t know any better. In Chinese language, there are multiple words for “Chinese”. One is 中国人 which means Chinese citizen. Another is 华人 which means ethnically Chinese (especially those living outside mainland China). The Taiwanese consider themselves 华人 but not 中国人. The same problems the Chinese deal with between ethnicities, Indians deal with in the form of religious conflicts between Hindus, Muslims, and Seculars, between castes, between linguistic regions, etc. Indians are really in no place to talk about any other country’s social cohesion.
@tc2334 🤣🤣🤣 i lived in Taiwan for 5 yrs ... and I have aboriginal friends. Don't try to fool me. 🤣🤣🤣 Taiwanese always want to comment on others' problems when we talk about their problems they get frustrated and try to confuse them. Bro !! Just a Google search will give details about Aboriginals. Don't try to fool people. Even today, aboriginals are living in hilly areas, and they are treated like second grade citizens.
Absolutely, you’re right! Every citizen of this nation, regardless of their region, culture, or language, is a proud Indian. Unity in diversity is what makes India so special and unique. Your love and respect for this shared identity reflect the values that bind us together as brothers and sisters. Love and greetings back from here to the incredible land of Uttar Pradesh! ❤🙏
Open your mind brother,India is very diverse ,secular & democratic country. Politically it’s better than china or Taiwan,we have elections here I mean real election.😊
@jasonng0211 I am a Naga and Nagas are Not Indian. Naga-Land is under forced Indian Occupation since 1947, Indian Army Atrocities in Naga-Land is same as Nanjing Massacre of Japanese Imperial forces in China... Nagas are fighting for Independence to this day and Chinese are helping the Nagas in so many ways possible... Check out the "National Socialist Council of Nagalim(NSCN)" for more....
@@lengthao8424well I'm not black I am Aaryan same as Meitei Vashnavism people of Manipur and ya we are all Hindu, so stop making fun of ur knowledge and feed ur rusty brain with knowledge baccha 😂😂😂
The McMahon Line was first drafted in 1913, and the treaty to ratify them (Simla Accords) was never signed by the Republic Of China(ROC) who had just overthrown the Qing dynasty. There was no such thing as the McMahon Line in 1890, and China isn't disputing where the Line was drawn, she's disputing the validity of the Line in its entirety. The primary Indian claim is that the ROC did sign the Simla Accords because a British official called Olaf Caroe fabricated a narrative in 1938 where the ROC signed the Simla Accords (they didn't) and ceded parts of Tibet to the Raj. In 1963 a British diplomat compared a pre-1938 treaties compendium with the post-Caroe compendium and found that Caroe had changed the note on the ROC's not signing the Simla Accords into one where the ROC signed it and considers the Indo-Tibetan border finalised. Nehru picked up a copy of Caroe's fabricated compendium so he got the impression that his country was legally entitled to more than she actually was. Compounding this was the US' decision to add fuel to the flames by declaring the McMahon Line as the legitimate boundary in an attempt to contain the spread of communism, despite reservations from the US State Department and protests from the fiercely non-communist Chiang Kai-Shek, leader of the ROC. However, we all know Nehru irreversibly altered his country's relations with China in 1962, so by 1963, when the fabrication was discovered, it was already too late to stem the tide of Indian nationalism based on the false compendium entry. And that leaves us with the situation today, in the aftermath of a British attempt to de jure carve out a piece of Chinese territory which failed but had some success de facto, then a British fabrication of her failed attempt to carve out Chinese territory, then an Indian acceptance of the British fabrication alongside American endorsement, and a Chinese refusal to accept the fabrication as anything remotely legal. Some Indians recognise that they don't actually have a legal claim to South Tibet, so they've begun using a different claim in that the people living in South Tibet want to be part of India more than China; in essence, a claim based on the principle of self-determination. This is India's secondary claim. However, as history has shown time and time again (Catalonia, Confederate States, Taiwan, Corsica, Chechnya, Tibet, Naxalites), without the permission of the larger body, a smaller section of the population will not be allowed to separate from its original country regardless of what they want. A much more detailed account of the McMahon Line and its history is available here, written by Peter Lee who, contrary to impressions given by his surname, is not at all Chinese.
Its india here every state is like a different country and even within a state there are 100+ different local tribes ,you can't find any other country where a single state have so many language and following different cultures lang food ....
One of the sweetest people are from North East. And die hard Patriots as well. Visited Sikkim Meghalaya and Assam. Can't wait to explore rest of North East. Not one of them said No we're just Nagas and not Indians. Some states and people need to learn that. Loads of Love from Punjab ❤
India does not let you really know your history, you belong to the people who migrated to the past from China who clung to the frontier. Later, due to the British colonization, the British withdrew from South Asia and forcibly incorporated you into India. Historically, culturally and geographically, you never belonged to this country. China still does not fully recognize this place as belonging to India, nor does it recognize the other places that were forcibly annexed to India after the British withdrew from South Asia.
@@VolleyJoe We don't care what China recognizes or not. Let China free the Tibet land they annexed after mass killings of our Buddhist brothers first, which the whole world recognizes. It was India who gave asylum to Dalai Lama and their followers who happily and proudly live along us. And regarding North East, come visit and talk to our Gurkha or Naga or Bodo or Mizo or Khasi brothers about your bullshit and see your Jaw broken right away. Fake ID, Fake narrative, Fake Chinese products and development.
Well, Even Yuan dynasty which was a great Mongolian empire it ruled majority of China (specially han chinese populated region) & korea with Dadu/Beijing as their capital & they even integrated with ppl there so there has to be many many chinese ppl too who if track their ancestry will gonna find it part mongolian
You came all the way from Thailand to make the mainland Indians understand that Nagas are also Indians or for that matter that north-east India is also a part of India. Many thanks to you, I wish such an initiative should be taken by mainland Indian RUclipsrs as well for a better understanding. By the way, I am also from the northeast, born and brought up in Nagaland and now living in Assam.
The mainland indians getting triggered by the question of 'are you Indian' is so typical of them. They dont give good treatment to northeast people but when some foreigners starts questioning on the difference between mainland indians and northeast indians, than they all finally start to feel patroitic and talk about diversity and culture and integrity of the nation 😂.
Thts y i called India as mini world... Love from Arunachal Pradesh ❤❤.. and if you come to my state arunachal pradesh, you'll see Chinese, thai and Burmese tribes.. in Chinese, we have yidu ihoba as idu mishimi, loba tani as tani (tani is a clan and in tani clans we so many tribes) etc.. and in thai we have Tai-Khampti.. and burmese we have. Nocte , wancho etc.. so by any chance if you ever think of coming to my state, thn ill suggest you to go the remote areas so you can explore the cultures..
In comments, i see soo many “nationalistic” mainlanders getting hurt. I am from Uttarakhand mountains and used to get bullied as a Nepali in Haryana school. Once i moved outside, people thought I am from Malaysia and if told Indian they had disappointing looks. You know the negative Indian perception as uncivilised/uncouth/etc Ironically I started telling, I am from Nepal. Great content! Do visit other states as well especially Mizoram
@@grapefruitsyrup8185 do you people really think Arunachal Pradesh is south tibet as you say, you people have even manipulated the Google maps that my state is south tibet. It was once but not anymore.
India is a Melting Pot of Different races formed out of Centuries because of its suitable Weather,Rivers and Less Natural disasters. Every direction from India have ansestors of Different Race . We are United as One Nation . Love to my Naga Sisters and Brothers from Kanniyakumari Southern tip of India.
North-east Indians are not Han Chinese but they are descended from the same Neolithic people in northern China. The language they speak is classified as Tibeto-Burman which is a part of the broader Sino-Tibetan language family. Most north-east Indians are descendants of the Neolithic people from the 马家窑文化 majiayao culture 3000-4000 years ago. From there they migrated into different directions, some towards the Tibetan plateau, some migrated into northeast India via sichuan and some migrated south east towards Yunnan from there to Myanmar and northeast India. They are not culturally similar to Han Chinese because unlike the Han Chinese most northeast Indians lived in mountainous regions and hence couldn’t develop an advanced civilisation while the ancestors of Han Chinese migrated towards the yellow river valley and central plains and were able to develop an advanced civilisation.
@jasonng0211 I am a Naga and Nagas are Not Indian. Naga-Land is under forced Indian Occupation since 1947, Indian Army Atrocities in Naga-Land is same as Nanjing Massacre of Japanese Imperial forces in China... Nagas are fighting for Independence to this day and Chinese are helping the Nagas in so many ways possible... Check out the "National Socialist Council of Nagalim(NSCN)" for more....
@@DaniDani-eo2vk I respect your thoughts. But for me, it’s not that when we think of India. Maybe, might not be aware of the culture much. But while picturing India that's not the way it is imagined.
@@94Suk Funny how you assume l'm from the mainland. Anyway, My point was that, when picturing the map of India, it looks incomplete without the Northeast. So no, for me, that’s not how it’s pictured.
Love you from Assam... We are from the same Mongoloid race. My country was illegally captured and occupied by colonial India. We want our motherland back from dictator India. Long live independent Assam, independent Nagaland and independent Mizoram.
at 4:22, most brown Indians are NOT vegetarians. Only 30% Indians. But since the population of India is high, the number of vegetarians is also high. State wise, Rajasthan and Gujarat has the highest percentage of vegetarians.
Im from nagaland and i kinda agree with this guy though some of you may find this offensive. Roots are roots and i want to protect my roots. We look nothing like them, we get treated differently, discriminated, culture, food, likes and dislikes all different. I feel like nagas desperately wants to be indian just because we are part of this country. Dont want to mix the culture anymore. Preserve and protect your culture.
i aint naga but as someone from north east, isill say we arent indians.. calling us that is an insult to our ancestors.. i literally lookat indians as a fforeign people
love to northeast people from central, east, and southeast asia, we hope to free you from endian oppression when time comes. stay strong brother. meanwhile jeets loving israel joos 🤡
Forced or not, we've been living here in a region considered part of India and many mainland Indians also live here with us, and we live in much acceptance, little inconvenience but for centuries we've been inhabitants of this land, so long as the country doesn't seclude us or exclude our region as a foreign land, we are Indians.
@jasonng0211 I am a Naga and Nagas are Not Indian. Naga-Land is under forced Indian Occupation since 1947, Indian Army Atrocities in Naga-Land is same as Nanjing Massacre of Japanese Imperial forces in China... Nagas are fighting for Independence to this day and Chinese are helping the Nagas in so many ways possible... Check out the "National Socialist Council of Nagalim(NSCN)" for more....
Thanks for visiting Nagaland, brother! Talking about English, it is our official language. During our childhood days, we would be punished (just for our improvement, not heavy ones) or pay a fine of some rupees for speaking local dialects other than English (on school premises). This is how we learned English, and we are grateful for it. Mostly we use Nagamese as a medium of communication with other tribes of the state. We have 17 major tribes, and each tribe has its own dialect. Even within the same tribe, there are many different dialects, which all of us value. And, regarding the religion we practice, which is Christianity, we are very fortunate and can't be more blessed than that. Lastly, anyone who wants to pay a visit to our place is more than welcome; you won't regret it! Love y'all!
I cringed when they said mainlanders think they are from South Korea. In Korea, they call us Jungle Asia in a derogatory way. Don't seek their validation we are closer to Myanmar and Thailand.
Chinese and different North East Indian tribes had same ancestors Chinese, Bodo, Mizo, Angami Naga, Aao Naga etc. languages falls in the same group...... that is Sino-Tibetan group of languages There are thousands of similar words..like Name-Mung-Ming Water-Dwi-Shwe
The comment section is full of sunshine from BJP IT cell, thankyou and take care to our borther Jimmy with lots of love from Mizoram do visit here also
Why you andhbhakt of BJP try to drag bjp everwhere,when you people are when khagress use you as scene goat to take only loans to do corruption but never do any development in north east india😂
im BJP also then by that logic, im not even from India and know that state of India without some indian telling me, its just thanks to geography course😁
I'm deeply sorry for the oversight in the initial map video where I didn't include Jammu and Kashmir in northern India. I will certainly be more attentive to such details in future map productions.
I want to explain the motivation behind creating this video. I traveled in India for four months and I know it's a diverse place, which is why I particularly love it. Since the primary audience of my channel is Chinese-speaking, I thought exploring the northeastern region of India would be an interesting topic. Presenting this topic visually was also expected to capture the interest and resonate more with my audience. I saw it as an opportunity to help more viewers understand the northeastern part of India.
We don't care about your intentions
वैसे मुझे जवाब देने की जरूरत नहीं है क्योंकि मैं जानता हूं मेरे देशवासियों की संख्या इतनी ज्यादा है और ना ही वह देश के विरुद्ध कुछ सुन सकते हैं आपको जवाब मिल चुके होंगे इंडिया जो दिखता है अभी उतना उसमें भी इतनी विविधता है कि आप हैरान हो जाएंगे आपको यह बात याद रखनी चाहिए अफगानिस्तान पाकिस्तान बांग्लादेश यह सब पहले भारतीय संस्कृति के अंग थे और continent के रूप में यह भारत के समान संस्कृति रखते हैं अगर धर्म को छोड़ दे तो
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What do you mean by the title of this video .I mean they have spent their whole life here in India they are Indian.
Because, I am from Nagaland. I am Indian. Our culture is Indian. We have been living together for thousands of years.
Tq i appreciate u
Thousands of years??? My dear naga brother... Get your history checked. Don't comment shit. Naga culture is Indian? 🤣🤣🤣 go and learn
we love u naga brothers from chattisgarh
@caesar RIP all those naga warriors who fought for different country.
@@Gwoki brother we love u yaar...plese dont think like that
They don't "think" they're Indians. They ARE Indians.
Very interesting to see similar things between cultures.
Yea they look indian as they dont have any plastic surgery or ghost white bleached skin.
They dont try to look white lol unlike chinese or koreans 😂
Forced to be Indians, Indian army literally bombed them for demanding seperate nation after the British left the sub continent.
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Sorce = trust me bro 😂😂😂@@Sunsetz67
@@Sunsetz67 here's your 2 cents. Collect it from nearest ccp center
They don't "think" they are Indians, They are Indians. *Ever heard of The Ahom Kingdom?* Ahoms were wayy more Indian than all those Nawabs and so called Maharajas who sold India to Britishers. *So proud of my North-eastern Brothers and sisters, Love from Uttar Pradesh* 🤍🇮🇳✨
love us in real not just in a comment, I have heard lots about UP and Bihar, and Many of my natives never want to go to UP or Bihar for further studies.
Ahoms are the one of the last migrant to northeast. Others Tibeto-burmese and austroasiatic ethincity were already here. Well all the tai people are considered new migrants comparison to othes. they migrated in two phase one in 12 century and other in 18 century. @@johnsond6409
Ahom kingdom was technically established by a prince of Tai origin and his people. Genetically, Ahom people are more similar to people of South East Asia. Just saying. You cannot consider Pre-British India as India of now. Because India did not exist then but were many different kingdoms with their own people and agenda.
@@johnsond6409 I shared my perspective, can't change others nor will I take blame for others. If it's about pursuing Higher Educations, I can bet on my life that no native UP or Bihari person of my age (in early 20s), educated, will ever do HATE racism against North-eastern. They do say silly stuff jokingly, but no one really "hates" North-easterns more than they do to themselves. First believe yourself to be Indians, then expect it from others. If even my positive comment brought this reaction from you, then maybe it's your mindset which is inherently negative. Jai Bharat Mata ki🙏🏻🇮🇳
@@StarnikBayley I don't need to learn history from a European/Western POV. From an Asian POV, whole of South Asia and South-eastern nations like Thailand and Cambodia were a part of India only.
Stop trying to convince the world of British POV for every single nation's history.
So this Chinese guy come to India and asking Indians "are you Indian"???
he is Taiwanese……maybe Chinese ethic people. like Indian, there are some people with chinese nationality donnot looks like chinese. such as uygur people.
They are west Chinese or east Taiwanese 😂who know future but they r still belong to Taiwan 😮
😂😂😂😂
Nothing to be angry....ur own people troll the northeastern as chinese, momo
Shut up weirdo@@thekerlastory7312
Im Naga, Living in dubai, when i go thai food stall they talk to me in thai, when i go Philippines market they speak their language with, when i visit korean restaurants they speak korean with me. And so the Chinese customers thinks that m Chinese lol
Is Nagaland a province just like arunachal pradesh
@@Tarozhouyes
I am from Burma
Funny
We call it a 'state' in India instead of province 👍 @@Tarozhou
I'm from Nagaland. I have been to Thailand and have visited China also. I have stayed in Wuhan for more than 1 month. Most of the chinese people i interacted with could not believe i was from India. Most of them told me that I looked like someone from Yunnan province. In terms of my experience in China, I did not have any problem adapting. The food was awesome, people were quite friendly and i even got used to eating with chopsticks within 3-4 days when i was there...
You are proud to be an Indian.
@@fredcheng2736 Yes...M proud to call myself an Indian...
@@MK-dp2cmMainland Indians and their stupid questions lmao.
@jasonng0211 I am a Naga and Nagas are Not Indian. Naga-Land is under forced Indian Occupation since 1947, Indian Army Atrocities in Naga-Land is same as Nanjing Massacre of Japanese Imperial forces in China... Nagas are fighting for Independence to this day and Chinese are helping the Nagas in so many ways possible... Check out the "National Socialist Council of Nagalim(NSCN)" for more....
@@MK-dp2cm you should be Chinese, blood don't lie
We are from Meghalaya, Northeast India, we are looking like Koreans, but whatsoever it cost, we are ready to sacrifice for our country, we love being Bharatians Indians.
Korean😅
Koreans..... OMG 😆
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I am assamese and from north east india ,we defeated turks ,Uzbeks,afghans ,and i am proud to be indian and hindu 🕉
Assam second Bihar kela
@@rongpimoran Arunachal second Tibet and Burma 😅
@@rongpimoran asssam become 2nd bihar due to greedy assamese people who forget their hindu religion and culture and get closer to muslims, bihari ...
Kela kotha ko😂
Nokobi aru@@rongpimoran
What do you mean they "think" they're Indians?
They are Indians, they are our brother & sisters.
Love from Uttar Pradesh
They're A-S-IA-N
@@TarozhouFree Tibet....
China forcefully occupied & plundered Tibet....
In actual there were no boundaries between India and china....
Tibet shares the boundary with India not China...
@@TarozhouIndians are also Asian
@@Yaanshi-sg9xn no! Indian are not Asian by Race we called them brown/desi
@@Tarozhou yes and other asians like East Asia is called East Asian and south east Asia,middle East and Central Asia all of these combined created Asia
Us north east Indians are Indians by nationality there are so many ethnic groups in India
We are and always will be Indian
Why they think they are indians? What is this title. They are indians that's why they think they are indians 😂😂
But do you think they are Indians? Because most Indians don't, I've seen a good Northreast Indian friend called all sorts of discriminatory names akin to India's hate towards china while we shared dorms in delhi. Made my blood boil the amount of ignorance people around their region.
@@danceoffAsh yeah certainly there is some ignorance towards the Indians from the northeast. But it is completely due to the previous governments we had, which didn't even try to bring the northeast into the mainstream and certainly didn't do any development there also. Some of the states of northeast got their first railway in this government, after 60-70 years after independence. So you can't actually blame the citizens for it. I know there is some ignorance among the citizens but it is decreasing day by day and I'm confident that the northeast will get it's due in the upcoming years
@@sanketsarangi5170 I am not talking about politicians and their awareness/development of the northeast. Politicians are trying to get highest number of votes for low cost and in population rich regions in India, so they won't really care about the NE. We as people should do more about understanding about our fellow northeasterners, but we're hell bent on judging where people are from and whether they are superior or inferior to us. I don't think that change will ever happen at this rate.
I am originally from the South and we've had many of NE come here to do odd jobs and they are not only hardworking but they learn the local language as well, hardly complaining. Yet we're hearing acting like barbarians calling them discriminatory names and pushing a political agenda on them. Disgusting lot
@@danceoffAsh yeah I can understand you but you have to understand that the previous generation people from the so called main land didn't even knew that there is a northeast and people from there looks different than us but they are indians. And this happened due to the marginalisation of Northeast by previous governments. But it is changing now, more new generation people are recognising that the people from northeast are also indians. So it will take time but it will increase positively only. And also as you have mentioned we have to make awareness campaigns among communities, but it will take time. And lot of these stereotypes exist due to ignorance of people. but these ignorance exists because there was no mention of northeast in political discourse previously and in media. So it is a deep rooted cancer, it will take time to unroot this but it is happening
First of all stop discrimination north Indian guys
I met a young woman years ago, she looks oriental, I asked her if she is Chinese, she told me she is Indian from east India.
@jasonng0211 I am a Naga and Nagas are Not Indian. Naga-Land is under forced Indian Occupation since 1947, Indian Army Atrocities in Naga-Land is same as Nanjing Massacre of Japanese Imperial forces in China... Nagas are fighting for Independence to this day and Chinese are helping the Nagas in so many ways possible... Check out the "National Socialist Council of Nagalim(NSCN)" for more....
Northeast
@@jack7862siliguri where ?
Oriental is a rug.
Btw Oriental is very offensive word to use to describe someone.
Indian Sikh married to a mainland Chinese woman. Our kids will fit right in Nagaland - we often talk about going to NE. Such a special part of India. Namaste to all.
I think foreigners have a lot of misconceptions about INDIA when they visit then they found the truth. This guy also have misconception even visiting India. IF you go to ladakh you'll still say IS THS INDIA? and if you go gujarat ( west ) tamilanadu ( south ) or Nagaland ( East ) you'll always say is this india. We are all different but still one as Indian.
@jasonng0211 I am a Naga and Nagas are Not Indian. Naga-Land is under forced Indian Occupation since 1947, Indian Army Atrocities in Naga-Land is same as Nanjing Massacre of Japanese Imperial forces in China... Nagas are fighting for Independence to this day and Chinese are helping the Nagas in so many ways possible... Check out the "National Socialist Council of Nagalim(NSCN)" for more....
@thechampion6715 wait, what ? are you trying make the state to be independent ? that's interesting.
@@fiyangga.yanggiri-hala Nagas are free people. Nagas are under Indian Occupation divided within Indian states itself in Aurnachal, Manipur, Assam and Nagaland.
Nagas are also under Myanmar occupation in Sagiang Divisions.
Naga Territories touches as far as southern China in the North of the Naga Territory.
Thousands of Nagas had been massacred by Government of India since 1950s and the killing continues to this day. Most recently in 2021, 14 Naga Coal Miners were ambushed and murdered by Indian Special Forces in Mon District of Nagaland state.
Calling the Nagas India would be doing injustice to the Nagas, and calling us Indian would be an Insult to Naga Civilization.
Nagas are not Indian in any sense of the word but infact Nagas are forced to be India with her Thousands of Military Battalions stationed in all Naga territories only to rape, torture and kill the Nagas in thousands under Indian Black Law Called "Armed Forces Special Powers Act, 1958."
@thechampion6715 BOT
You think if you get freedom then china will let you live happily? They'll occupy.
Don't spread propoganda.
@@thechampion6715
There are so many face complexions in India some looks like Africans some looks like Chinese and Japanese and some people looks like English people some looks like Afganees. So many face complexions. But one thing don't hurt those that are you indian. You came to India and asking them is it correct. We are all one one nation one country. I am from South india i looks like an African but I am not African I am indian we are indian🇮🇳
Because of their skin color and face shape， they are more like Southeast Asian people，such as Myanmar.
brother I am from north India Uttarakhand knows as Devbhoomi , your comment is beautiful love u brother
No one looks like english onky to iranian, afg and pakistan only.😂
yes, you love each other, but most times racist against each other....
@@治强yeah, that's your perspective, not ours. Like in the beginning he shows slams and says "this is the India I know",moron. Hope this video earns him enough to see India properly.
The Last Line is Heart Touching🥺❤️ love from Northeast India🇮🇳 (Assam state)
Same we are getting cll by India china I fill sad being northeast india get cll China so hurt
"if we don't have meat, we have nothing to cook" mom's favourite line
So true though😂
Same here
"If we don't have a gas,we have nothing to cook"my mom's favourate line....🥴
Love from kerala 🌹
Love india❤❤❤❤
謝謝！
多謝支持
For people who don't know Taiwan has two ethnic groups 1. aboriginal Taiwanese and 2.Han Chinese. none of the Han Chinese want to show their identity as Chinese but instead, they will call themselves Taiwanese. because the Han Chinese are technically outsiders who conquered the land of Taiwan. Aboriginal Taiwanese are dark-skinned and look more like Indian-Naga than the original Naga people themselves (kidding). So when you meet a Taiwanese next time ask him if he can speak Taiwanese (aboriginal languages like Hakka) or just Mandarin. These Chinese are genetically racist and you can't separate their attitude
@@1_Indic_RationalLogicForgeit doesnt matter here in taiwan majority are chinese ethinicity and other are little bit different but same looks.no any foreigners can distinguish now.taiwanese original peoples are also comes from china.china has more then 57 ethinic groups among them han chinese are one group who are almost 90-92% in china.and except 4-5% population in china all are asiatic peoples..even among 4-5% peoples many are similar to kazakh and ancient turk which were once asian race..modern day turkish peoples has lots of influence from some parts of europe and fromwest asian country.
Contesxt of india is different.this peoples shown in video are totally different then indian.
@LionelMessi-nw1cb lol I feel sorry for your knowledge. India is a union of states. No one is similar. South Indians look different than the north and east look different than west. Fyi, they all speak different languages. As per your words, India should claim pakisthan, srilanka, and Bangladesh as indians 🤣. Stupid Chinese logic.
@@LionelMessi-nw1cb you are trying to defend the diversity in 36,197 km² land and comparing 3.287 million km² chunk of land to Taiwan. I can imagine Chinese mentality.
We love our North-East people.. Ya some mainland Indians do racism.. But we love our people
dark-skined worships fair-skined? 😄
you racist but you love? horrible statement
@jasonng0211 I am a Naga and Nagas are Not Indian. Naga-Land is under forced Indian Occupation since 1947, Indian Army Atrocities in Naga-Land is same as Nanjing Massacre of Japanese Imperial forces in China... Nagas are fighting for Independence to this day and Chinese are helping the Nagas in so many ways possible... Check out the "National Socialist Council of Nagalim(NSCN)" for more....
True brother 💯
i am from northeast too and i love my country India very much. many states of northeast are mentioned in Mahabharat and other scriptures too . this country is great as it is historically significant to us in every way possible.
My wife too is more Indian than most "indians", have more knowledge about India than most from the rest of India, but she faced lot of discrimination while in Delhi...she is an amazing person!
They are Pan-Burmese, not Pan-Chinese. But I've never heard Burmese say NE India belongs to Myanmar. I've learned some Manipuri/Meithei and Mizo. Their languages are really close Burmese.
There are lots of Meitei and Mizos in Myanmar 🇲🇲
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Actually Nagas and Arunachalis are closetr to Chinese , while Meiteis, Kukis, Mizos are closer to Burmese
They said they are from india that's it
@姜祐章
These area were put into a new country named "India" by the British. Originally not part of created 'India". It was placed with India in 1947 when the British gave them the independence. These new "Burmese/Indian" less than 80 years.
They don’t just think they are Indian.They are Indians by Nationality.
They're their enthicity first and India is just a nationality, patriotism doesn't bring food in the table nor do build infrastructure in the hill
@@Tarozhou Their culture is safe in India, if they were in another country, they might had lose their culture.
we all see our ethinicity and tribe first. I am Aggarwal but i am indian. i am tenmiyin but i am indian. we're all a diverse people. we do not see the need to wipe away our tribal identity like Europe did with Christianity or China did with Communism. We don't see why we should impose our identity on others. most people don't understand the concept of a civilizaitonal state. imagine if NATO was a single country. Europe is really backwards in this regard.
What language do inner mongolians speak in china? @@Tarozhou
@@Tarozhou just ?? just nationality nahh bro India is my home , where my people life, btw i am from Aruncachal Pradesh one of the northeast state , and i can assure you i can die with a smiling face for my beautiful country. our fellow people may have different cultures but we share same patriotism for our motherland, our Jawans in army don't are from all across the country to protect our land. because we love and share pride in it.
India is huge. From Ladakh to Tamilnadu, and from Gujarat to Arunachal Pradesh, people look different, their cultures are different, food habits, dressing style, lifestyle, language, religious practices everything is different. But at the end of the day we have only one similarity and one identity that we all are Indians. There is unity in diversity which makes India incredible and a whole world in itself.
Ladakh is China
@@oliverzou2435
Absolutely agree
Ladakh abd Arunachal Pradesh were stolen by the British. There was no India at all.
Jayant Bhandari an Indian himself said : India will eventually disintegrate into many smaller countries
Ladakh and south tibet is not part of india, it's Chinese land. No matter what joke you wanna make doesn't change facts. Pathetic comment.
"Ladakh and arunachal pradesh" lol, have some basic shame. Shameless comment. Those are Chinese land.
@@oliverzou2435tibet is india
The last aunty was absolutely spot on. It's always surprising how many questions people have about the Northeast when we leave the region. Most people don't even know where the Northeast is, which is quite shocking. If you ask students from the Northeast to name all the states and the capital of India, 98% of them will get it right. However, if you ask the same question to people from the mainland, even well-educated individuals don't seem to know as well. Isn't it frustrating when people assume our nationality based on our appearance? It would be nice if we were never asked, 'Where are you from? China? Korean?' when we are clearly from our own beautiful country, India. ❤️🩹 🇮🇳 Love you all
I'm from himachal we love northeast people ❤.
tht is true for every ethnicity . north indians dk about south and south india dk anything about north
India was not a country, it was a sub continent. It was partitioned in 1947. But still india has a lot of diversity.
Jayant Bhandari an Indian himself said : India will eventually disintegrate into many smaller countries
Only after conquering the whole world. @@BoLa-uv5oy
Yeah, and real indian ( people living around indus) is what now known as Pakistan and nationality of them as Pakistani. 😅
The McMahon Line was first drafted in 1913, and the treaty to ratify them (Simla Accords) was never signed by the Republic Of China(ROC) who had just overthrown the Qing dynasty. There was no such thing as the McMahon Line in 1890, and China isn't disputing where the Line was drawn, she's disputing the validity of the Line in its entirety. The primary Indian claim is that the ROC did sign the Simla Accords because a British official called Olaf Caroe fabricated a narrative in 1938 where the ROC signed the Simla Accords (they didn't) and ceded parts of Tibet to the Raj.
In 1963 a British diplomat compared a pre-1938 treaties compendium with the post-Caroe compendium and found that Caroe had changed the note on the ROC's not signing the Simla Accords into one where the ROC signed it and considers the Indo-Tibetan border finalised. Nehru picked up a copy of Caroe's fabricated compendium so he got the impression that his country was legally entitled to more than she actually was. Compounding this was the US' decision to add fuel to the flames by declaring the McMahon Line as the legitimate boundary in an attempt to contain the spread of communism, despite reservations from the US State Department and protests from the fiercely non-communist Chiang Kai-Shek, leader of the ROC.
However, we all know Nehru irreversibly altered his country's relations with China in 1962, so by 1963, when the fabrication was discovered, it was already too late to stem the tide of Indian nationalism based on the false compendium entry. And that leaves us with the situation today, in the aftermath of a British attempt to de jure carve out a piece of Chinese territory which failed but had some success de facto, then a British fabrication of her failed attempt to carve out Chinese territory, then an Indian acceptance of the British fabrication alongside American endorsement, and a Chinese refusal to accept the fabrication as anything remotely legal.
Some Indians recognise that they don't actually have a legal claim to South Tibet, so they've begun using a different claim in that the people living in South Tibet want to be part of India more than China; in essence, a claim based on the principle of self-determination. This is India's secondary claim. However, as history has shown time and time again (Catalonia, Confederate States, Taiwan, Corsica, Chechnya, Tibet, Naxalites), without the permission of the larger body, a smaller section of the population will not be allowed to separate from its original country regardless of what they want.
A much more detailed account of the McMahon Line and its history is available here, written by Peter Lee who, contrary to impressions given by his surname, is not at all Chinese.
@@BoLa-uv5oydon't try to mislead. It was a very old saying during Partition and it is already proven wrong as we are living together and working together. INDIA was always a knowledge hub in the past when many scholars from China, Europe and all around the world came to study in Nalanda and Taxila universities of Ancient India. There are many texts which Chinese scholars took with them back to China which made them adopt Buddhism. China looked up to India as the knowledge hub and very technologically advanced civilisation as it was. India was always multi ethnical country and will not change just because somewhere some stupid person said some stupid line.
I am from Arunachal Pradesh, which is also one of the State of India in North easthern region. Although we may not have the same outward appearance like dark face or long-established personalities, but deep down, we are as Indian as the rest of the country. Millions of soldiers fought for India's freedom during the India-China war and made sacrifices for the nation. And We have been living together as one nation for many decades. Therefore, I assert that we are as Indian in spirit and commitment as anyone else. And am proud of being Indian. Thank you for visiting the northeastern region of our country.😊
You're not Indian
@@Tarozhou yes I am Mr Taro!
@@Tarozhou go to your daddy xi jing ping ting ting tiring chinese bot
@@2xgear123Ignore him bro , he's a Chinese bot and he's trying to spread hate in almost every comment section.....btw yes we all are Indians from East to West and from North to South ❤
@@TarozhouFree Tibet....
China forcefully occupied & plundered Tibet....
In actual there were no boundaries between India and china....
Tibet shares the boundary with India not China...
Kuki-Zo From NE here. We are very much proud Indian. Of course some older generation from central parts might not be very familiar and vice-versa but thats not their fault because people didnt have the economic resources to get enough exposure. However new generation indians are very much integrated now because we all stay together in capital cities in harmony. Remember India means unity in diversity.
😂😂 kei Jong Kuki Zo kahe❤
Yes bro, now india is getting more exposure and why travel other countries, when you have yet to realize how beautiful every part of our country is? 🙏
Kuki-Zo will readily say they're proud Indias bc they never were real Indians in the first place, but migrated from Myanmar and live as refugees in certain states outside of mizoram. But a true NE knows we truly don't belong with India but we do respect the constitution
@@lly_09 what the f do you know about Kuki Zo??? If not stfu. Over 150+ Kukis fought the British in INA alongside Subhash Chandra Bose during world war 2, no Kacha Naga and just a few Meiteis. The Kukis fought the British for three years in 1917 to 1919. Even now the highest Indian Army from Manipur are the Kukis. The Thadou Kuki alone were 18k plus population in 1881 census in Manipur. So stfu.
@@lly_09 oh i always forget that meiteis are the authority of Indian citizenship. Meiteis also wrote part-2 of the Indian constitution.
I am from Delhi, and your videos are really good in spreading awareness.
I just love the people saying we are Indian.
It's just the lack of awareness among some people.
I Love the whole of India.
Time will make the social fabric of India even stronger.❤
It's similar in other regions in India along Himalayas. I'm from Uttarakhand but if I had to guess my ancestors probably came from Nepal/Tibet. We follow Hinduism but have a lot of Tibetan origin rituals, food, dress etc. Our nationality is Indian but we have a unique ethnicity.
Same ...I am from Nainital, Uttarakhand..You are Kumaoni or Garhwali??
Kumaon. Family is originally from around Pithoragarh region@@LUCIFERDEVIL-tw6jg
northeast indians(other than sikkimese bhutia and monpa) have ancestry from southern yunnan in china, and burma, not tibet. their cultures, diet, lifestyle is similar to people of those regions too, not tibet. northeast indian cultures(other than sikkim and tawang) are not similar to himalayan regions at all. western himalayas in india like ladakh and some parts of uttarakhand and himachal pradesh(lahaul and spiti, kinnaur, etc) have people with tibetan ancestry though like most of the himalayas in india, nepal and bhutan.
@@Pt00201 Yeah , I have East Asian features and most of the people call me "Chinese"..But, we are now assimilated to locals at much extent.. Marriages have been going on in Uttarakhand for 120 years..This has resulted in eradication of Chinese ancestry and most of the people doesn't even know that their ancestors were from China..
Dark skinned my foot
North indians and west indians are even fairer than north east indians.
North east falls under sino indosphere and they have brown skin just like bumese.
Its us problem that u just met tamilians in your land malaysia.
Not all tamilians are indians and india is more than tamil nadu lol .
As a Filipino, I am sad and disappointed that we, as ASIAN are not one. Our blood runs as brothers and sisters but why do we have to fight each other, from japanese invasion to Nagaland discrimination, Nkorea and SKorea, Myanmar coup, Mainland China and Taiwan, to the issue of South China Sea or Philippines Sea. It's a shame.
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Japanese didn't invade Nagaland.... They are just passerby during world 2..... Instead they share a good relationship with Naga people that time till present days....
@@NobitaSwu-iw2nmright,they didn't invade nagaland..
Literally most of the problems you mentioned stem from mainland China so I think you know who the real problem maker is, and in more recent news this has been proven to be the case.
@@NobitaSwu-iw2nmoh come on, you know they most definitely did. Well, not us directly, but rather the entirety of British India behind us. They tried invading through Kohima in the 'then' naga hills, and through Imphal in the 'then' princely state of Manipur.
他們是藏緬族群，還有部分南亞語係民族（Khasi）和侗台語係民族（撣族屬於傣族或泰族分支之一），均是東亞東南亞長相，更偏東南亞，印度東北的藏緬族群更接近緬甸，印度北部、尼泊爾、不丹的藏緬族群更接近吐蕃（圖博），Manipur有曼尼普爾人（梅泰人，居住在Manipur中部，信奉印度教，服飾高度印度化、Manipuri舞是印度古典舞之一）、庫基人（居住在Manipur南部，信奉基督教）、那加人（分為Tangkulic、Zemeic兩大族群，居住在manipur北部，信奉基督教），Mizoram基本是米佐人（庫基人一支，信奉基督教，緬甸欽邦也主要民族也屬於庫基人，欽族和米佐族更接近），Nagaland有那加人（分為Ao、Angami、Konyak三大族群，前兩者語言較為接近屬於那加-庫基於群，Konyak語更接近景頗語、Boro語，均信奉基督教），Meghalaya有Khasi人（部分信奉印度教，大多信奉基督教，Khasi語屬於南亞語係和緬甸的佤語、德昂語叫接近，服飾高度印度化）和Garo人（信奉基督教，Garo語和Boro語是近親），Arunachal邦幾乎是Tani語支民族（信奉Donyi Bolo這種原始巫教或者基督教。印度教，又有Mishing、Galo、Apatani等多個支係，對岸把他們粗暴的統稱為珞巴族，事實是這是個和高山族一樣錯誤且具有歧視性的稱呼，大多數Tani人生活在印度Arunachal邦），Tripura有Kokborok人（Boro兄弟民族），以上均是東方長相，Assam比較例外是以印歐人Assamese（信奉印度教）為主，Assamese和Bengali是進度，Assam一詞來自Ahom是撣族的另一種稱呼，源頭是印度東北的泰族城邦，至今Assam境內仍有少量泰族（信奉佛教），Assamese可視為孟加拉人和撣族混血，部分Assame也擁有東亞或東南亞面孔，Assam境內藏緬民族主要是Boro、Dimasa、Karbi、Koch等。在印度東北和孟加拉有不少原本講Bodo近親藏緬語的民族改講類似Assamese或Bengali的印歐語，點型代表有Chakma人（藏緬族群面孔卻講印歐語，信奉佛教）、Hajong人（信奉印度教）、印度東北屬於廣義的緬甸外圍，更接近緬人而非華人。另外大部分印度東北藏緬族群擁有極其高頻的Haplogroup O2（華北漢族代表單倍群），對比華南漢族有大量Haplogoup C/D/O1之類原始老亞洲或百越等非漢族基因，反而印度東北藏緬民族比華南漢族和南洋華人血統上更接近華北漢族。
胡说，比如江浙沪，从衣冠南渡开始，那里就不断有北方汉族移民到那里，他们的汉族血统比视频中多多了
比如台湾人福建裔居多，东亚长相比例比视频中高多了
U got information about nagas from watsapp University there are 16naga tribes in nagaland not 3
@@Firefly20243 dude not everyone can amass many knowledge and on his part it was a great comment he did a decent research and, I applaud that
Bro I am shocked from ur knowledge.
Being a Chinese how??
Like even other indians don't know much about us and our history😮😮
Because of the similar face, Some mainland people call northeastern people Chinese. Taiwanese, Japanese, Korean etc.
Lol northeastern people won't mind calling them korean 😂
@@AB-cl5vmhow about north korean😂
I'm a little offended by this video because you try to show as if they are not Indian. You refer Naga and compare them with India when both are same. India is a very diverse country you will find many people with different facial features. In the North you will finf many people look like Iranians or even Europeans in the South you will find people look Sri Lankan, west and East are also different. Don't try to divide us we are one and we live together.
I haven't seen any indian who look like Europeans in north india
u never been in Delhi,Mumbai ?@@loma7652
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@@loma7652visit north india, u see
Exactly, this guy doesn't understand that there are even communities like the meitei community which is made from the same social fabric like other hindu socities just with its own nuances. He's clearly brainwashed by chinese propaganda and doesn't want to say the truth.
I am an indigenous from NorthEast India. I love to watch a lot of chinese dramas. What i have found is that there is a lot of similarities between my native language and chinese language. There are a lot of similar words. We also worship dragon and believe to be descended from it. Even my surname is 'yumnam' which is very similar sounding to 'yunnan'. I am from the state of Manipur.
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This is something new for me. You speak a local language that's similar to Chinese? yet you're not even bordering with China?
@taotao98103 I wouldn't say they are exactly similar but there are some similar sounding words. My native tongue is also a tonal language. I'll try and list a few words. Please note that I'm not a language expert by any means so there may be mistakes.
Name - ming- xingming
Tea - chá - chá
Sister - cheche - jiějiě
Dream - mèng - Mèngxiǎng
Teeth - yá - Yáchǐ
This is - shi she / shi zhe - zhè shì
You - nang - ni
Money - sen - qián
House - yum - wū
Bag - khao - bāo
Bitter - kha ye - Kǔ de
Nerve - shing lee - shénjīng
Ginger- shing - shēngjiāng
Eat - chaba/chai - chī
Sky - atiya - tiankong/tian
Come - lak o/ lao - lai
Go - cho/ chatlu - qù
Mother - ema/ mama - māma
Father - epa / baba - bàba
Granddaughter - eshu nupi - Sūnnǚ
Extent/Degree - chang - chéngdù
Paper - che - Zhǐ
Death - siba - shi
Clear up/ clean up - shengba - Qīnglǐ
I read something about people living in NorthEast Asia, it seems your ancestor come from Yunnan province of China.
@@priyankayumnam There's indeed a lot of similarities. This is amazing. Thank you for sharing.
Mary Kom is a champion boxer from North East Manipur. Bollywood make a movie where the actress impersonate Mary Kom. Instead of hiring an actress from North East, they hire a brown Indian. It's like as if a white guy playing the role of Mohamed Ali in Hollywood movies. 😂😂😂
Just looked it up. Yeah weird to pick Priyanka Chopra for that role
Don't cry 😭
There's no cure for illiteracy
Oh god! Why so obsessed with skin tone
You guys are so crazy😵
@@garima2817 because a brown skin women doesn't represent (Mary Kom from Manipur) the northeast Indian people....imagine Mahatma Gandhi's role is played by some random white guy or Chinese guy or from Northeast Indian with mogolian feature....brown people would be mad too because it doesn't represent the person ethnicity and culture....you won't feel any connection either.
@@garima2817he's racist
We All are Indian. Don't ask, "are you Indian?" Again.
I'm a Nagaland
N i thankyou for showing positive reactions towards us
We the Naga believe unity in diversity
Love from peren district nagaland
I'm from Assam. We are united by nationality we are Indian.
@@AnUchihano we ain't we are Naga not Chinese or indian
@@LiberTeaBag Another Chinese claiming to be a Naga like we can't see his uploaded videos in "Chinese". 🗿
None of this was ever part of India. The British forced it to India, but the Chinese Qing Dynasty had a weak resistance at that time. Those people and places have always belonged to the sons and daughters of China, and are the Central Plains people who moved to that place in order to cling to the frontier. This is recorded in history.
@@VolleyJoe Forced into India? 😂 How? Their was no India. The British named it "India".
哇 這集太有趣了啦！
世界上有好多事情我們不知道，謝謝你去各地探索帶給我們全新的資訊
Out of 28 states of India 9 have features like this !
Uppar northan part of India have Greek And Iranian facials and eyes and skin !
In middle of India have stereotypical India look
And on south end have afro indo combination looking people's !
And in eastern India have mix typical stereotype face Indian + Tibetan look (there written script also like Tibet it have sharp edge's but Simlair with devnagri script )
India was in past like today's america !
For a reason Chinese have story called journey to the west !
Lots of races people's came here and settleled my area his near Mumbai city a hill station lonavla here 2000 year old monestry build by king ashoka the great 2000+ years ago !
On its Pilar all its other donars names and were are they from written ! There were tons of Greeks and other region people's names and from where are they from written ! In our ancient bramhi script ! Its so fascinating ! There is city named on a Greek dude also 😮 ! In mY area like 1800-2000 years ago ! That's why in that reason so many white skin peoples in middle of nowehere pooped up after the pillars language come to light people's solved the mystery behind it !😂
I'm from nagaland ....i proud to be an indian ❤❤❤❤ we are in India and India is in our blood
Yunnan and Burma are integral part of India. Free Tibet. Real China is far east near North Korea border.
Nice👍
love u sister
@@radhe_radhe-am ❤️❤️🙏🙏
True indians always respect ❤
Bro…there is no mainland India..it’s just India.
For people who don't know Taiwan has two ethnic groups 1. aboriginal Taiwanese and 2.Han Chinese. none of the Han Chinese want to show their identity as Chinese but instead, they will call themselves Taiwanese. because the Han Chinese are technically outsiders who conquered the land of Taiwan. Aboriginal Taiwanese are dark-skinned and look more like Indian-Naga than the original Naga people themselves (kidding). So when you meet a Taiwanese next time ask him if he can speak Taiwanese (aboriginal languages like Hakka) or just Mandarin. These Chinese are genetically racist and you can't separate their attitude
Mainland india is just a example to present north south indians 🗣️
Nah yall racist a
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@@Rethinking19 seems like you are racist too
@@nyctophilecat Yea tell that to your main land Indians.
真的好喜歡看那個影片 太有深度了 加油 支持👍🏻
很好的節目 像一部看民族誌
深入探討當地人的認同和文化
都是历史的延革，看不见的过去，但是看得到现在结果的样子
I lived in delhi. I love northeast and northeast people. So beautiful and civilized people
danyavaad delhi is a nice state as well and so are the people l ❤❤
Do you know the meaning of Civilized?
There are two well-known ancient trade routes in China. One is the silk road in the north for trade with middle east and Europe. The other one is called "tea route" or "tea horse route" for trade with India, starting from Yunnan in the south. Most Indian still use the word chai instead of tea because of this trade route. Chai is mandarin, tea is Hakka. NE is an important part of the trade route. The tea route declined and then abandoned after ocean shipping became cheaper, so most ppl don't konw this part of history.
Hakka say "chai" for tea, just like Mandarin. Minnan say "they".
Tea came from Southeast China (Fukien/Hokkein) language. It was called Teh and spread to Indonesia.
@@ericloo6576 Tea is from Hokkein. My bad.
Yeah that's true because many Chinese people from Yunan specially "Kunming" , they still live in Assam. They migrated here through tea route during British era and settled here. But after 1962 Indo- China war , they faced discrimination so they have to left India and went back to China ( Hong Kong) for better livelihood. Still many of them live here happily as there are now part of Assamese culture but also follow Chinese. They are very near from my place , someday i would like to visit them. Love China from NE India. I am planning to settle down in China.❤
@@josephpegu7711
如果是來自中國
怎麼可能連筷子都不拿了？
用手拿飯比較方便適當？
應該至少會存留一些中國的東西
不可能什麼傳統都沒了
可能是接近藏人的民族才是
There are some outside Elements who try to create the rift between this region with other Indians, but the fact is Majority of Indians Like me , consider our North east Region a special Place, and we are Proud of the people and local culture of Nagaland,Arunachal , Manipur , Meghalaya, Mizoram,Sikkim , Tripura and Assam .
The Tribal Value system is Valuable and provides answer to many Modern Complex Problems . ❤
No... Indian never consider us as their people. India have been always neglecting and dominating Northeast
超棒的影片！！謝謝你的分享！！！：Ｄ
me from north india i have keen interest in north east india and i wish to travel whole india i will start my journey from north east . love to all people there from us , India ia known for diversity and you guys are proud of our country india . i consider all indians my very own people. lots of love. and in india there is no main land its all india in one.
I'm from SIKKIM and i'm proud to be Indian as well as proud to be born on SANATAN DHARAM land🙏🏻
My eyes look tiny and people may call me chinky or chinese but my heart is Indian and will be Indian till my last breath.
Jai Hind!
🧡🧡🧡 from Bihar 🇮🇳
🧡🧡🧡🧡🧡🧡🧡🧡🧡🧡
You forefathers were the one who betrayed our chogyal and voted Indian govt right.
Look to be honest this is true that we don't know about how north eastern part of India's people look
Because the ignorant of the movie(Bollywood )whenever i watch cinema, i look Mongolian race people describe as Chinese
but after digitalization misunderstanding cleared and now most bihar up are interested in northeast even we visit assam meghalaya or skkim in every vacation mostly north eastern part or southern part of india
I hope people also noticing this
Love from jharkhand ❤
wow im from Bangladesh I love India
punjab, kerala. gujarat, bengal - all are in south asia, whereas north east india is south east asia, just as kashmir, ladakh are central asia, modern india was known as the lands between the indus in the west and the chindwin in the east, south of the himalayas, and bounded by the indian ocean. go into iran and there are similar differences between persians, arabs, kurds, baluch, gilak, azeris. likewise across china, afghanistan, turkey, iraq, nigeria, burma. we celebrate our different heritages and share a common destiny.
Your geography knowledge is fucked up. Plz revise your knowledge rather than posting your biased opinions
Mainland India is from Jammu(North) to Tamil Nadu(South) and from Gujarat(West) to Bengal(East).
@superboy3633 😂 you mean ancient Hindu culture
@@superboy3633 Mainland India is from:
Indus River and Hindu kush in *West*
Naga Hills in *East*
Himalayas in *North*
Indian ocean in *South*
In recent times, with more social media and vlogging culture, people to people connect and understanding is increasing. I hope more common people in mainland visit and appreciate this cultural gem.
In recent years, the Indian government has banned Chinese people from traveling to India. When there was no ban before, Chinese people were also banned from traveling to northeastern India, so this is unrealistic.
what is mainland??
Dark skinned my foot
North indians and west indians are even fairer than north east indians.
North east falls under sino indosphere and they have brown skin just like bumese.
Its us problem that u just met tamilians in your land malaysia.
Not all tamilians are indians and india is more than tamil nadu lol .
@@BeingStoic086Mainland India = the main parts of India (not northeast India) bc Northeast India is only connected to the rest of India with the Siliguri Corridor (a small strip of land)
@@Hdhdii are unpad gawar .. it is divisive to call mainland..so that is why I am saying what is mainland../..had you thought you are the only Mr perfect who know what is mainland..
I am form Tripura and I look totally different from main land India because India is the most diverse country in the world and that is our speciality because diversity is the unity of our country and we all live together 🥰.
And I am a proud Indian
I'm from punjab and i look totally different from main land india
Dude Indian is not single ethinicity dominated like your china😂. Where 90% is han Chinese. In India that's not case, we have 2000 ethinicity. None of the ethinicity cross more than 5% of our population. That's what make us Indian so special. We are proud to be an indian whether we are from south or west or central or east or north or northeast. We have same ideology and goals for our country to progress.
Britain created (mainland) India and then stole land from Burma and China. Now Delhi think it's all theirs.
Jayant Bhandari an Indian himself said : India will eventually disintegrate into many smaller countries
@@BoLa-uv5oy who is jayant bhandari?😂 Why I need to see his opinion? Is he god ?😂
"we have 2000 ethnicity", I think people from such country would know how to tell Taiwanese and Chinese,
or the sentence "like your china" is kind of Indian humour.
Yes, "our china" is only addressed in our constitution, as "continent area"(translated directly), ruled by another government named CCP, which is considered as our enemy.
I know you Indians are humour, but in our country, those who thinking like that should be called traitors.
But you really use your knowledge to educate me, thank you for this information, hope you can come to Taiwan someday.
@@kid7323 Taiwanese and Chinese? Government is different but doesn't mean you are different ethinicity 😂. Both are same Han Chinese. No difference. So don't teach me how to differentiate between you two. Even in video he looks like he love china .
Brother, this is why India is known in the world, here all types of people live together, small incidents happen sometimes but mostly people are pure at heart.
I'm from Haryana, here we have people who came from northeast part of india to work ... We know all the geography of Hindustan...even i have a childhood friend whose mother is from assam ... It's just natural reaction seeing them as they have features like china,korea,etc... BUT it doesn't mean that we don't consider them ours.... .. afcourse they are indians just like us ❤
The look and feel of the highland is like Baguio city and the rest of Cordillera region in the Philippines. So with the faces and skin color. It's interesting that both speaks fluent English and a highly Chritianized locals as well. The English accent is not so indian but more like Flipino. Naga people could be brothers of Igorots in the Philippines.
Yes I do think the same ... Our forefathers were headhunters and igorots and Naga's share some same similarity in traditional too
Yes we have a common ancestry called Austronesian.
I really like your videos. But asking the people do you consider yourself as indian because you look different is very disrespectful. India is a multiracial country. I think chinese people will feel the same if someone ask uyghur people do you consider yourself as chinese, you look different. Please dont take this as a hate comment. Anyway thankyou for letting more people know about the diversity of india. And one more thing majority of indians are not vegetarians, but most of the north indians are vegetarians.
It is liken trying to break up another country and to stir riot in your visiting country , India has the right to arrest and depot you out of their country .
Ypu are absolutely right..he was pushing it alot....
Well the difference is when we say Chinese we mean han Chinese because Chinese is also an ethnicity and they make up 90% of china, while in India we have too much diversity and no ethnicity makes up more than 10%. I think the largest ethnicity in India are the Bengalis about 9. Something%
@jommzom Chinese is a group of ethnicities, it is not han or any singular ethnicity.
@@grapefruitsyrup8185 says who? When people say Chinese we all know what they mean, its han. And china is 90% han. In India there's no ethnicity that crosses more than 10% let alone 90%,
My dear brother, They don't think they're Indians, THEY ARE INDIANS 🇮🇳. That's because, they pay taxes to the same government and they enjoy the same benefits that come with being a citizen of India.
Their race might be different, but they are very much Indians
I am from Arunachal pradesh(Northeastern india), a proud indian.. Jai hind jai bharat !
Tell me, what is so proud about India? Is it the fifth, the low human development index, the rape, or the primitive nature of the Indian culture?
In Northern part of indian states you will find vegeterain people. But in south,west, eastern and north-eastern india, majority people prefer non veg food. In my state, west bengal, almost 99% population eats non veg.
As a whole, 60% indian population prefer non veg over veg.
But based on my observations, Southern Indians are in general vegetarian too
@@jhgsh630South Indians especially Kerala eat beef
Also the North-West has more lactose-tolerance, & also more milk in the diet.
Legacy of Vedic pastoralists.
@@jhgsh630 Lol.. I saw in tamilnadu and kerala, brahmin waiters were serving chicken,mutton..even beef in many restaurants. . Tamil,telugu, mallu intakes fish everyday, just like us(bengalis).
Hindutva in southern states based on logical perceptions. But in north, people are mostly superstitious. Thats why literacy rate is lower in north india.
Actually we are all vegetarian in some way or the other.😅 Because we eat a lot of vegetarian food and many Indians do not eat meat or fish daily like other countries they eat non veg everyday. Many Indians are occasionally non-vegetarian
Jimmy這部影片太屌了，
應該說這系列印度的題材都太讚了，
👍
Wow welcome to the north east ! Love from meghalaya do visit Shillong
Please tell me, are their ancestors from tibet ?
@@fiyangga.yanggiri-hala most of the tribes from nagaland are probably from yunan region of china but ofc tribes from arunachal and garos from meghalaya have oral history of migration from tibet
@alonewithmythoughts5035 ok. Thanks.That makes sense. Due to the border with both Burma and tibet.
@@fiyangga.yanggiri-hala yup most tribals in the NE also speak (primarily) a language of the Tibeto Burman language family not indo Aryan languages like hindi
@@alonewithmythoughts5035 But tibet is not China. It's occupied by the Chinese.
I like how this guy went to india and is asking indian people if they're indian or not , they don't think THEY'RE INDIAN they are indian .
"If we don't have meat ,we have nothing to cook" that line was for me😂
*For people who don't know Taiwan has two ethnic groups 1. aboriginal Taiwanese and 2. Han Chinese. none of the Han Chinese want to show their identity as Chinese; Instead, they will call themselves Taiwanese. Because the Han Chinese are technically outsiders who conquered the land of Taiwan. They snatched the freedom of aboriginals just like how the communists acquired HongKong. Aboriginal Taiwanese are dark-skinned and look more like Indian-Naga than the original Naga people themselves (kidding). So when you meet a Taiwanese next time ask him if he can speak Taiwanese (aboriginal languages like Amis, Atayal, Bunun, Kanakanavu, Kavalan, Paiwan, Puyuma, Rukai, Saaroa, Saisiyat, Sakizaya, Seediq, Thao, Truku, Tsou) or just Mandarin. These Chinese are genetically racist and you can't separate their attitude*
Great reply 🎉
You really don’t know much about China or Taiwan, it would seem. First of all, Hakka isn’t an indigenous language of Taiwan. It arrived there with the Hakka people, who are themselves Han Chinese.
Further, Han Chinese in Taiwan *do* refer to themselves as “Chinese” its just that you don’t speak Mandarin, so you don’t know any better. In Chinese language, there are multiple words for “Chinese”. One is 中国人 which means Chinese citizen. Another is 华人 which means ethnically Chinese (especially those living outside mainland China). The Taiwanese consider themselves 华人 but not 中国人.
The same problems the Chinese deal with between ethnicities, Indians deal with in the form of religious conflicts between Hindus, Muslims, and Seculars, between castes, between linguistic regions, etc. Indians are really in no place to talk about any other country’s social cohesion.
@tc2334 🤣🤣🤣 i lived in Taiwan for 5 yrs ... and I have aboriginal friends. Don't try to fool me. 🤣🤣🤣 Taiwanese always want to comment on others' problems when we talk about their problems they get frustrated and try to confuse them. Bro !! Just a Google search will give details about Aboriginals. Don't try to fool people. Even today, aboriginals are living in hilly areas, and they are treated like second grade citizens.
@@tc2334 🤣🤣🤣 do you really know what you are talking
@@tc2334 🤣🤣🤣
I'm from Kerala. I love our NE brothers. 🙏We all are Indians 🇮🇳
Just don't rape them.
Absolutely, you’re right! Every citizen of this nation, regardless of their region, culture, or language, is a proud Indian. Unity in diversity is what makes India so special and unique. Your love and respect for this shared identity reflect the values that bind us together as brothers and sisters. Love and greetings back from here to the incredible land of Uttar Pradesh! ❤🙏
Open your mind brother,India is very diverse ,secular & democratic country.
Politically it’s better than china or Taiwan,we have elections here I mean real election.😊
@jasonng0211 I am a Naga and Nagas are Not Indian. Naga-Land is under forced Indian Occupation since 1947, Indian Army Atrocities in Naga-Land is same as Nanjing Massacre of Japanese Imperial forces in China... Nagas are fighting for Independence to this day and Chinese are helping the Nagas in so many ways possible... Check out the "National Socialist Council of Nagalim(NSCN)" for more....
Having elections doesn’t necessarily mean political superiority, the quality and results of your governance is what really matters, an open mind helps
@thechampion6715
Free Nagaland!
Free Khalistan!
Free Manipur!
Free @thelastchang😂!
Democratic= demoncrazy. 🎉
Elections = 4-5 years erections. 🖕
They call themselves Indian becoz they r Indian...we may look different but we r the same....
No......!!!!!!!!! They not same the Hindu are more like black.......!!!!!!!!!
@@lengthao8424 🤣🤣🤦🏽
@@lengthao8424
Yep. Very black
@@lengthao8424well I'm not black I am Aaryan same as Meitei Vashnavism people of Manipur and ya we are all Hindu, so stop making fun of ur knowledge and feed ur rusty brain with knowledge baccha 😂😂😂
The McMahon Line was first drafted in 1913, and the treaty to ratify them (Simla Accords) was never signed by the Republic Of China(ROC) who had just overthrown the Qing dynasty. There was no such thing as the McMahon Line in 1890, and China isn't disputing where the Line was drawn, she's disputing the validity of the Line in its entirety. The primary Indian claim is that the ROC did sign the Simla Accords because a British official called Olaf Caroe fabricated a narrative in 1938 where the ROC signed the Simla Accords (they didn't) and ceded parts of Tibet to the Raj.
In 1963 a British diplomat compared a pre-1938 treaties compendium with the post-Caroe compendium and found that Caroe had changed the note on the ROC's not signing the Simla Accords into one where the ROC signed it and considers the Indo-Tibetan border finalised. Nehru picked up a copy of Caroe's fabricated compendium so he got the impression that his country was legally entitled to more than she actually was. Compounding this was the US' decision to add fuel to the flames by declaring the McMahon Line as the legitimate boundary in an attempt to contain the spread of communism, despite reservations from the US State Department and protests from the fiercely non-communist Chiang Kai-Shek, leader of the ROC.
However, we all know Nehru irreversibly altered his country's relations with China in 1962, so by 1963, when the fabrication was discovered, it was already too late to stem the tide of Indian nationalism based on the false compendium entry. And that leaves us with the situation today, in the aftermath of a British attempt to de jure carve out a piece of Chinese territory which failed but had some success de facto, then a British fabrication of her failed attempt to carve out Chinese territory, then an Indian acceptance of the British fabrication alongside American endorsement, and a Chinese refusal to accept the fabrication as anything remotely legal.
Some Indians recognise that they don't actually have a legal claim to South Tibet, so they've begun using a different claim in that the people living in South Tibet want to be part of India more than China; in essence, a claim based on the principle of self-determination. This is India's secondary claim. However, as history has shown time and time again (Catalonia, Confederate States, Taiwan, Corsica, Chechnya, Tibet, Naxalites), without the permission of the larger body, a smaller section of the population will not be allowed to separate from its original country regardless of what they want.
A much more detailed account of the McMahon Line and its history is available here, written by Peter Lee who, contrary to impressions given by his surname, is not at all Chinese.
Its india here every state is like a different country and even within a state there are 100+ different local tribes ,you can't find any other country where a single state have so many language and following different cultures lang food ....
One of the sweetest people are from North East. And die hard Patriots as well. Visited Sikkim Meghalaya and Assam. Can't wait to explore rest of North East. Not one of them said No we're just Nagas and not Indians. Some states and people need to learn that. Loads of Love from Punjab ❤
India does not let you really know your history, you belong to the people who migrated to the past from China who clung to the frontier. Later, due to the British colonization, the British withdrew from South Asia and forcibly incorporated you into India. Historically, culturally and geographically, you never belonged to this country. China still does not fully recognize this place as belonging to India, nor does it recognize the other places that were forcibly annexed to India after the British withdrew from South Asia.
@@VolleyJoe We don't care what China recognizes or not. Let China free the Tibet land they annexed after mass killings of our Buddhist brothers first, which the whole world recognizes. It was India who gave asylum to Dalai Lama and their followers who happily and proudly live along us. And regarding North East, come visit and talk to our Gurkha or Naga or Bodo or Mizo or Khasi brothers about your bullshit and see your Jaw broken right away. Fake ID, Fake narrative, Fake Chinese products and development.
Die hard patriots 😂 who only pretend for money and fame
I'm from north east India and my ancestors came from Mongolia so I’m Mongolian India 😂 . Ya we are indian there is no confusion.🙏
And im Aryan indian 😅
My ancestors came from Russia's fareast region
@@imperial_Drag999 Again wrong, Indo-Aryans originated from central Asia, most probably the northern part of present day Afghanistan.
I'm from Kashmir and I'm proud to be indian.
@@SyedAzim.❤️🇮🇳
Well, Even Yuan dynasty which was a great Mongolian empire it ruled majority of China (specially han chinese populated region) & korea with Dadu/Beijing as their capital & they even integrated with ppl there so there has to be many many chinese ppl too who if track their ancestry will gonna find it part mongolian
拍的很好 影片鋪陳很棒
0:12 The map is still wrong. 🤦♂
You came all the way from Thailand to make the mainland Indians understand that Nagas are also Indians or for that matter that north-east India is also a part of India. Many thanks to you, I wish such an initiative should be taken by mainland Indian RUclipsrs as well for a better understanding. By the way, I am also from the northeast, born and brought up in Nagaland and now living in Assam.
The mainland indians getting triggered by the question of 'are you Indian' is so typical of them. They dont give good treatment to northeast people but when some foreigners starts questioning on the difference between mainland indians and northeast indians, than they all finally start to feel patroitic and talk about diversity and culture and integrity of the nation 😂.
NE is just another buffer against China, India's side kick. In other threads, NE people are called "rice bags" because of Christianity.
yes🤣
I'm NE Indian (Mainland). Do you by any chance come from Lakshadweep Islands or Andaman and Nicobar Islands?
Tell me one thing, do you want so called mainlanders to say 'no they are no Indians'?
@@AnUchiha from northeast which state you are from?
Thts y i called India as mini world... Love from Arunachal Pradesh ❤❤.. and if you come to my state arunachal pradesh, you'll see Chinese, thai and Burmese tribes.. in Chinese, we have yidu ihoba as idu mishimi, loba tani as tani (tani is a clan and in tani clans we so many tribes) etc.. and in thai we have Tai-Khampti.. and burmese we have. Nocte , wancho etc.. so by any chance if you ever think of coming to my state, thn ill suggest you to go the remote areas so you can explore the cultures..
@kayangbitin3833 how is tani tribe Chinese?
It's Chinese territory
As a fellow North Eastern all I can do is laugh on dignity less people like you
@@Tarozhou🤣🤣🤣
You remind me of a Taiwanese labour minister comment in the recruiting form North east indian for similarity in physical features and food habits
This is the reason India is known as the diverse country people and places in india makes india diversified its truly Amazing
In comments, i see soo many “nationalistic” mainlanders getting hurt. I am from Uttarakhand mountains and used to get bullied as a Nepali in Haryana school. Once i moved outside, people thought I am from Malaysia and if told Indian they had disappointing looks. You know the negative Indian perception as uncivilised/uncouth/etc
Ironically I started telling, I am from Nepal.
Great content! Do visit other states as well especially Mizoram
Nagaland and Arunachal Pradesh are 2 different states in India.
Both have very different Tribes and social profile.
Nope, south tibet is chinese land. Don't embarrass yourself.
@@grapefruitsyrup8185 actually, you are embarrassing yourself
@@thegamingbro.........5531 Yeah!! These are troll account, in every comment section.😂😂
@@grapefruitsyrup8185 do you people really think Arunachal Pradesh is south tibet as you say, you people have even manipulated the Google maps that my state is south tibet. It was once but not anymore.
@@GNssshi south tibet is chinese land. Educate yourself first before talking bs
熟悉的Jimmy 回來了😅
畫面有質感、內容有趣
連印度人都有看過你影片，真的屌，
繼續加油~
这里面涉及很多印度的内容，印度人肯定有比较强的互动参与感吧，不过屌是真屌
不奇怪啊,本來印度就是RUclips用戶量最多的國家…
@@ZlHl1999
India have more population
Why Taiwanese peoples think they are not Chinese? Taiwan is part of China 🇨🇳 [ ✅️ ]
There is no Taiwan 🇹🇼 [ ❌️ ]
India is a Melting Pot of Different races formed out of Centuries because of its suitable Weather,Rivers and Less Natural disasters.
Every direction from India have ansestors of Different Race .
We are United as One Nation .
Love to my Naga Sisters and Brothers from Kanniyakumari Southern tip of India.
We Arunachalis are proud Indians💪🏻💜. Arent you a korean or japanese bcoz u look like them??
希望他们永远快乐和平❤
North-east Indians are not Han Chinese but they are descended from the same Neolithic people in northern China. The language they speak is classified as Tibeto-Burman which is a part of the broader Sino-Tibetan language family.
Most north-east Indians are descendants of the Neolithic people from the 马家窑文化 majiayao culture 3000-4000 years ago. From there they migrated into different directions, some towards the Tibetan plateau, some migrated into northeast India via sichuan and some migrated south east towards Yunnan from there to Myanmar and northeast India. They are not culturally similar to Han Chinese because unlike the Han Chinese most northeast Indians lived in mountainous regions and hence couldn’t develop an advanced civilisation while the ancestors of Han Chinese migrated towards the yellow river valley and central plains and were able to develop an advanced civilisation.
@bharani_tidadinyunnan i remember the dynasty ooo but they r not hindus madam i think you r hindu so can you tell me where r you from
@jasonng0211 I am a Naga and Nagas are Not Indian. Naga-Land is under forced Indian Occupation since 1947, Indian Army Atrocities in Naga-Land is same as Nanjing Massacre of Japanese Imperial forces in China... Nagas are fighting for Independence to this day and Chinese are helping the Nagas in so many ways possible... Check out the "National Socialist Council of Nagalim(NSCN)" for more....
100%Correct
@0:04 “this is what you think about india” nope that’s you. You the one thinking like that
He's right even brown indians dont even know much about ne indian .....source -ne indians experience...myself and relatives
@@DaniDani-eo2vk I respect your thoughts. But for me, it’s not that when we think of India. Maybe, might not be aware of the culture much. But while picturing India that's not the way it is imagined.
No we think. Don't need mainland Indians pov.
@@94Suk Funny how you assume l'm from the mainland. Anyway, My point was that, when picturing the map of India, it looks incomplete without the Northeast. So no, for me, that’s not how it’s pictured.
Love you from Assam... We are from the same Mongoloid race. My country was illegally captured and occupied by colonial India. We want our motherland back from dictator India. Long live independent Assam, independent Nagaland and independent Mizoram.
at 4:22, most brown Indians are NOT vegetarians. Only 30% Indians. But since the population of India is high, the number of vegetarians is also high. State wise, Rajasthan and Gujarat has the highest percentage of vegetarians.
The northeastern people often likes to refer themselves as korean japanese but not chinese
Yeah immature people
".....2% they have some health issue" 😂😂😂😂😂 Show this to our vegan friends 😂❤
𑜈𑜧𑜨 𑜀𑜪𑜨 𑜄𑜂𑜫 𑜎𑜩 greetings from North Eastern part of Indo (𑜊𑜢𑜃𑜫 𑜓𑜥 India🇮🇳), Assam 🙏 𑜄𑜩 𑜀𑜑𑜪𑜤 (Tai-Ahom) 🤝 𑜋𑜣𑜃𑜫 (China🇨🇳 🇹🇼) ❤
Im from nagaland and i kinda agree with this guy though some of you may find this offensive. Roots are roots and i want to protect my roots. We look nothing like them, we get treated differently, discriminated, culture, food, likes and dislikes all different. I feel like nagas desperately wants to be indian just because we are part of this country. Dont want to mix the culture anymore. Preserve and protect your culture.
I don't think Nagas want to be considered Indian
you were separated from Myanmar by the British Empire
@@AungMyoHein-z8gin history Myanmar is in india known as akhand Bharat 😁😁
98% Nonveg. 2% Veg ( cause of health issue) 😂😂....
Even those 2% turn nonveg during fastive seasons..
WELCOME TO NAGALAND Brother❤
It all depends on place and situation
I was searching for this comment to hit a like 😂😂
😂😂😂 u took my words.
😂😂😂😂
i aint naga but as someone from north east, isill say we arent indians.. calling us that is an insult to our ancestors..
i literally lookat indians as a fforeign people
love to northeast people from central, east, and southeast asia, we hope to free you from endian oppression when time comes. stay strong brother. meanwhile jeets loving israel joos 🤡
Forced or not, we've been living here in a region considered part of India and many mainland Indians also live here with us, and we live in much acceptance, little inconvenience but for centuries we've been inhabitants of this land, so long as the country doesn't seclude us or exclude our region as a foreign land, we are Indians.
Up until 0:54, I feel like you described Chinese stereotypes of Indians more than everyone else's.
@jasonng0211 I am a Naga and Nagas are Not Indian. Naga-Land is under forced Indian Occupation since 1947, Indian Army Atrocities in Naga-Land is same as Nanjing Massacre of Japanese Imperial forces in China... Nagas are fighting for Independence to this day and Chinese are helping the Nagas in so many ways possible... Check out the "National Socialist Council of Nagalim(NSCN)" for more....
Thanks for visiting Nagaland, brother! Talking about English, it is our official language. During our childhood days, we would be punished (just for our improvement, not heavy ones) or pay a fine of some rupees for speaking local dialects other than English (on school premises). This is how we learned English, and we are grateful for it. Mostly we use Nagamese as a medium of communication with other tribes of the state. We have 17 major tribes, and each tribe has its own dialect. Even within the same tribe, there are many different dialects, which all of us value. And, regarding the religion we practice, which is Christianity, we are very fortunate and can't be more blessed than that. Lastly, anyone who wants to pay a visit to our place is more than welcome; you won't regret it! Love y'all!
I cringed when they said mainlanders think they are from South Korea. In Korea, they call us Jungle Asia in a derogatory way. Don't seek their validation we are closer to Myanmar and Thailand.
Chinese and different North East Indian tribes had same ancestors
Chinese, Bodo, Mizo, Angami Naga, Aao Naga etc. languages falls in the same group...... that is Sino-Tibetan group of languages
There are thousands of similar words..like
Name-Mung-Ming
Water-Dwi-Shwe
In my dialect water is tui and name is ming.
@@neroknodwhere r u from???
@@neroknodsimilar language
@@neroknodIn my Tiwa(Lalung) language
Name - mung
Water- Ti
@@maidinghukai7928Water - chika
The comment section is full of sunshine from BJP IT cell, thankyou and take care to our borther Jimmy with lots of love from Mizoram do visit here also
Why you andhbhakt of BJP try to drag bjp everwhere,when you people are when khagress use you as scene goat to take only loans to do corruption but never do any development in north east india😂
It's not BJP it cell it's all from people that are proud of INDIA
im BJP also then by that logic, im not even from India and know that state of India without some indian telling me, its just thanks to geography course😁
Loving your country = bjp it cell typical ricebag
This sick mentality has to stop. Does that mean non bjp people don't support their nation?