Thank you sir for making this video, while no national media is showing this. I'm from Assam and yesterday we did a twitter storm and it is in trending now.
all national media is showing this , i watch everyday ! about 4-5 hours my parents too watch U should get facts right before claiming something which is not good for 4th pillar of democracy I am too from Assam, Guwahati
Thank you sir from an assamese student.... This is my maiden video... But your extraordinary knowledge and the way of imparting it motivated me already to explore more of your precious explanations
The way you covered rivers, terrain, geography of Bihar in earlier video and this one is really perfect and unique approach to mind map the rivers and its geographic terms. I found it best to understand the river flow in various places. If you cover all rivers and related terms which are in NEWS would be perfect for upcoming civil service examinations. Thank you sir for this videos. Please come up with more important river system in India. One more think it’s really boring to revise and mug up by going through text book.
I’m so impressed by the work of your’s sir. It’s been our luck to find you on such a great platform like RUclips and gaining the knowledge that you have learnt it in from your painstaking years of study . Thanks for making the subject so easy to understand sir . Salute to your work
बहुत बहुत धन्यवाद सर मैं इंग्लिश समझ लेता है लेकिन अभी पूरी तरह कंफर्टेबल नहीं हूं फिर भी आप से अच्छा कोई नहीं समझ सकता भूगोल को I Love U SIR हो सकते तो हिंदी मीडियम वालो के लिए भी कुछ कीजिए में तो समझ लेता हूं लेकिन बहुत बच्चे है जो नहीं समझ सकते धन्यवाद
Thank you for making this video about my state. But there are many more tributaries of Brahmaputra. Almost 25 of its 33 districts are badly affected by flood during the monsoon season.
You forgot to mention about the Lohit And Dibang river. As far as my knowledge is concerned Beki and Manas are not separate rivers, they are two different names given to the same river. Some call it Manas and some Beki. The river you showed here as Manas is actually Aai river.
@@theneverendingroads The river in the west of Bijni is Aai river and the river in the west of Barpeta road is Beki/Manas. Clear me if I am wrong. And dont tell me about Google map...the names are wrongly placed.
@@Shadowat00 I'm from Assam as per my knowledge both are different river. The Manas river is the main river, a major tributary of Brahmaputra river. The Manas River flows through the west of the park, further it splits into two separate rivers, the Beki and Bholkaduba... Correct me if I'm wrong 🙏 Jai Hind
One correction. Sir, the Tsangpo river which originates in Tibet is known as the Siang river in Arunachal Pradesh not Dihang river. In Assam it is known as the Brahmaputra river and in Bangladesh it is known as the Jamuna. Finally, it enters the Bay of Bengal. So, basically the river has four different names - The Tsangpo, The Siang, The Brahmaputra and The Jamuna.
Siang and dihang are same bro.. Only pronunciation is different.. It's siang for Arunachal pradesh.. When it enters in plain is called dihang. No difference..
Last week my son was asking why there will be floods in assam every year. I was searching for answer and I just forwarded this video. Your explanation was awesome and it was helpful for my kid. Thanks a lot.
back in 2010 when i was in school learning geography My professor was teaching us rivers of india While teaching about brahmaputra he said every year in monsoon you will find one news headline " Assam flooded due to brahmaputra" So this problem has been for years and has not changed
Few questions 1. I do understand the speedy flow of river and mountain ranges making it difficult for construction of dams. But can you make a video on possibilities of dam. 2. From your video I can understand it's natural cause for the flood but is there any manmade affect on it. 3. If not how come wild animals are getting affected every year?
So, here are some recommendations, which need some heavy machinery like CHINA have:- (1):- Extraction of sediments, which is blocking the path of huge amount of water, coming from Tibets and Himalayas and thus making huge space in main river to contain much water. (2):- Construction of Channels & canals to run water to less rainfall area of Nagaland, Manipur & Tripura. (3):- Plantation:- Doing so at a large extent with crores of trees can make soil permeable and it'll increase the water absorption capacity of soil , hence water will find its way down to earth(through holes created by roots of trees) and hence can increase the ground water level. (Cauvery calling project) (4):-Dam:-a huge amount of water with Such a big velocity can eradicate the Power problem in North eastern states, Edit:- Constructing a DAM is not easy and also not impossible, look how CHINA has constructed " The Three Gorges Dam" 175 mts above sea level, containing 36 trillion kg of water , and due to that the rotation speed of earth has slowed down by "3 nano seconds".
@@caniget600subscriberswitho5 yes, and as it has become a severe problem of whole nation for so many years, Govt must take every necessary measures to check such health-wealth destroying disaster. THE TIME HAS COME TO LEAVE POLITICS.
Interesting suggestions. However, mega dams may do more harm than good. Instead small dams would go a long way in keeping the natural flow of water while also meeting the power needs in this high seismic zone. P.S. you haven't mentioned mega dams but I surmised from your Chinese example that you maybe be referring to mega dams. Hence my humble input.
Nicely drafted and explained. Please share how to overcome this flooding which I had asked you in your previous Bihar flood video. Hope that you shall share your knowledge with us
For your information, Sangpo/ Yarlung river after reaching Arunachal Pradesh it is name as Siang and Brahmaputra in Assam. It's is not Dihang. Dihang is another tributary river of Siang. Dihang also origin from China just as the Siang. Talking about Siang, the formation of networks of river start after Siang Bridge, Pasighat - A resident of Pasighat Town(Smart City), East Siang Dist, Arunachal Pradesh.
Flood Management System should be develop in Assam! In our country there are lot's of area where water crisis create lot's of problems.If this done then extra water(flooded water) can ve distribute in those water scarcity area so that water should be properly use not waste!
@naraka There can be another plan to conserve water. Sponge Road System which retain those water fall and conserve it some tank then it can distribute easily to other part.. . Although it's costly but can be utilise!!!
Building dam will require to clear a lot of forests, and wildlife. It is not advisable. You should watch Fayed D' Souza's recent video on Assam floods to understand what solutions can be applied. But building dams is definitely not one of them.
excellent illustration, sir. Just a small correction, Purbanchal Hills don't have its traces in Meghalaya . The hills in Meghalaya are basically eroded remanants of Meghalaya Plateau which are criss-crossed by heavy rainfall, rivers or rivulets .
awesome awesome awesome your covering every basic step to advanced level..if the news is saying about assam floods they didn't say why floods are occuring..your covering..that Y awesome..god bless u sir
Excellent content.. Normally to understand this we need to read around 50 pages in a book with good language skills and interest. But have imparted this in a 8 min video. Very very useful and it directly enter in to my brain. I've never forgot. Continue your good work sir. God bless you..
Sir i m from assam ! I m your subscriber too.. You have described in such an easy way that everbody can understand once they watched the video... Good job sir keep going 🙏
The best video I have ever seen on Indian geography. Presentation is amazing. Our media channels need learn from you on how to present facts and information.
Sir u gives us small videos but that is really really very excellent information .. Thank you so much.. Sir. For providing us all type of current news.. 😊 👍 🙏 🙏
u forgot DIBANG and LOHIT river (left bank tributaries)though they r not much causing havoc but still adding water.and plz also explain ways to mitigate the affect.(such as embarkments,floodplain zoning,early warning sys,dredging before monsoon seasons at critical placesetc).thank u for wonderful explanation
Sir u r just awesome . M big fan of ur teaching. I feel blessed that m a English medium student. No words to praise u sir M following u sir from last 1 year 💐
Your review is awesome. Assam is surrounded by hilly terrains and developmental works in hilly terrain is causing heavy silt deposit in river Brahmaputra. Water carrying capacity is decreasing day by day due to shallowing river bed and causing flash flood every year. To overcome flood problem river like Brahmaputra dredging works much needed to increase water carrying capacity to overcome flood problems.
You are great sir. Please keep posting current content on regular basis. I love you videos so much never skip a single video I have watched your all videos and always waiting for next one Thankyou very much
The Assam Floods have been a recurrent problem for several years now. Our government needs to take necessary steps to ensure this doesn't happen again, be it via water diversion or building Dams and other hydro-regulatory tools.
@@sohumvenkatadri7 yes enough is enough of appeasing muslim vote bank, recently 4 muslim people have been arrested for intentionally nreaking the bank of the river causing flood in silchar
@@bharatbachao6083 kinda true 💯 almost 40% of the total population in Assam are living in the flood plains .. reallocation is the only solution 💯 simply making barricades won't solve anything it's just short term ... Silt deposit also increases along with the flood increasing its river base .
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I am happy that you never addressed china but always said Tibet... India dose not share its border with china but do share it s border with TIBET.
You guys are really good at self deception.
What at 0:25 ?
Don't make assumptions.
@@paritoshhasmukhlal2368 probably Mr Sahil Bidlan skipped the first 30 secs... (no offence to anyone though)
Bro, in geography , it is addressed as Tibet only not china. 😜
I am sorry for instigating anti-India sentiments of all the prodigies present here. May be I am over nationalised. Thank you #peace
Thank u sir for covering Assam flood ...
Love nd respect from Assam !!
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Thank you sir for making this video, while no national media is showing this. I'm from Assam and yesterday we did a twitter storm and it is in trending now.
all national media is showing this , i watch everyday !
about 4-5 hours my parents too watch
U should get facts right before claiming something which is not good for 4th pillar of democracy
I am too from Assam, Guwahati
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North-East Lives Matters!!
I liked the video even before watching knowing that your video is valid and your explantion is lit🔥
Hey dear
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North-East Lives Matters!!
Here's what they should do ...
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Sir how come you have such extensive knowledge? Truly commendable and hats off!!
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Sir In Arunachal Pradesh the river is called "Siang" rather than "dihang" 3:42
same in Tibet. Also what do u think can be done to stop these floods?
It is also known as dihang as well as Siang in Arunachal Pradesh .
@@shreoshit326 its SIANG not dihang.Study geography.
@@amitysvlog1547 OMG as long as its not 'Well Hung' its OK...don't fight in a name?? ..... :)
@@naveenarora6467 In Tibetan, the river is called Yarlung Tsangpo, here Tsangpo means river.
Thank you sir from an assamese student.... This is my maiden video... But your extraordinary knowledge and the way of imparting it motivated me already to explore more of your precious explanations
The way you covered rivers, terrain, geography of Bihar in earlier video and this one is really perfect and unique approach to mind map the rivers and its geographic terms. I found it best to understand the river flow in various places. If you cover all rivers and related terms which are in NEWS would be perfect for upcoming civil service examinations. Thank you sir for this videos. Please come up with more important river system in India. One more think it’s really boring to revise and mug up by going through text book.
I’m so impressed by the work of your’s sir. It’s been our luck to find you on such a great platform like RUclips and gaining the knowledge that you have learnt it in from your painstaking years of study . Thanks for making the subject so easy to understand sir . Salute to your work
...impressed with your work...
Wow, don't know whether you have seen my comment on your previous video, I requested you to upload a video on Assam Flood.
Thanks a lot
Last video was on Bihar Floods & Now Bihar Floods ... You are doing very amazing job 🤗🙏
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लेकिन अभी पूरी तरह कंफर्टेबल नहीं हूं फिर भी आप से अच्छा कोई नहीं समझ सकता भूगोल को
I Love U SIR हो सकते तो हिंदी मीडियम वालो के लिए भी कुछ कीजिए में तो समझ लेता हूं लेकिन बहुत बच्चे है जो नहीं समझ सकते धन्यवाद
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Thank you for making this video about my state. But there are many more tributaries of Brahmaputra. Almost 25 of its 33 districts are badly affected by flood during the monsoon season.
Very well explained, I hope things get better soon, floods, COVID virus, what's next, please help the north east
Great job man. Its a boon for aesthetically studying people like me!!
His video animation method is AMAZING!💐👌
Here's what they should do ...
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You forgot to mention about the Lohit And Dibang river. As far as my knowledge is concerned Beki and Manas are not separate rivers, they are two different names given to the same river. Some call it Manas and some Beki. The river you showed here as Manas is actually Aai river.
Manas and Beki are both separate river.
Yes...lohit, dibang and nao dihing rivers also puts massive volume of water load and sediments into the Brahmaputra river.
Here's what they should do ...
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@@theneverendingroads The river in the west of Bijni is Aai river and the river in the west of Barpeta road is Beki/Manas. Clear me if I am wrong. And dont tell me about Google map...the names are wrongly placed.
@@Shadowat00 I'm from Assam as per my knowledge both are different river. The Manas river is the main river, a major tributary of Brahmaputra river. The Manas River flows through the west of the park, further it splits into two separate rivers, the Beki and Bholkaduba... Correct me if I'm wrong 🙏 Jai Hind
In short u explained us everything sir. Thank you
I'm from Assam... please pray for Assam...
You deserve more subscribers...
One correction.
Sir, the Tsangpo river which originates in Tibet is known as the Siang river in Arunachal Pradesh not Dihang river. In Assam it is known as the Brahmaputra river and in Bangladesh it is known as the Jamuna. Finally, it enters the Bay of Bengal.
So, basically the river has four different names - The Tsangpo, The Siang, The Brahmaputra and The Jamuna.
Siang and dihang are same bro.. Only pronunciation is different.. It's siang for Arunachal pradesh.. When it enters in plain is called dihang. No difference..
I travelled by ferry many a times in Brahmaputra, dibrugarh to oriyam that, dibru chat to lakimpur, jonai etc., ferry travel is a Noval experience
Last week my son was asking why there will be floods in assam every year. I was searching for answer and I just forwarded this video. Your explanation was awesome and it was helpful for my kid.
Thanks a lot.
Waiting for this.
Thank you and love from Assam 💕
i am seriously impressed by this channel's content.. short video n yet so meaningful.. i got all the points cristal cleared in my mind
back in 2010 when i was in school learning geography
My professor was teaching us rivers of india
While teaching about brahmaputra he said every year in monsoon you will find one news headline " Assam flooded due to brahmaputra"
So this problem has been for years and has not changed
To some extent the floods can be less if we desilt the rivers before the rainy season.
@@marcellabasu8583 easy said than done
Such a wonderful teacher 🌟 Thankyou sir 💐🙏
Thank you very much sir.. We the Assamese people thank you from the bottom of our hearts.
Thank you Sir for this detailed, comprehensive explanation. You certainly make *Geography* a very fascinating subject!
By far the most precise and crisp explanation. That too in less than 10 minutes. 👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻thank you.
Thank you sir for your videos.
Few questions
1. I do understand the speedy flow of river and mountain ranges making it difficult for construction of dams. But can you make a video on possibilities of dam.
2. From your video I can understand it's natural cause for the flood but is there any manmade affect on it.
3. If not how come wild animals are getting affected every year?
That was a nice and clear explanation , it was easy to understand without pausing or repeating it.
excellently informative... no coaching centre had done this earlier...... keep doing and covering all the subjects sir....
Assam floods has become more frequent after 1950 assam earthquake.
Deep brahmaputra became shallow after the earthquake
Wow.. what a great explaination Sir. I'm from Assam..
Such a Crystal Clear Explaination... 👌👌
Thanks a Lot Sir..😊!!
Thank you sir!
You listened to my mind.
After watching flood in Bihar ,I was eagerly waiting for your video on Flood in Assam.
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So, here are some recommendations, which need some heavy machinery like CHINA have:-
(1):- Extraction of sediments, which is blocking the path of huge amount of water, coming from Tibets and Himalayas and thus making huge space in main river to contain much water.
(2):- Construction of Channels & canals to run water to less rainfall area of Nagaland, Manipur & Tripura.
(3):- Plantation:- Doing so at a large extent with crores of trees can make soil permeable and it'll increase the water absorption capacity of soil , hence water will find its way down to earth(through holes created by roots of trees) and hence can increase the ground water level. (Cauvery calling project)
(4):-Dam:-a huge amount of water with Such a big velocity can eradicate the Power problem in North eastern states,
Edit:- Constructing a DAM is not easy and also not impossible, look how CHINA has constructed " The Three Gorges Dam" 175 mts above sea level, containing 36 trillion kg of water , and due to that the rotation speed of earth has slowed down by "3 nano seconds".
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@@caniget600subscriberswitho5 yes, and as it has become a severe problem of whole nation for so many years, Govt must take every necessary measures to check such health-wealth destroying disaster. THE TIME HAS COME TO LEAVE POLITICS.
@@mukesh19388 Thank you Ma'am.😊
Interesting suggestions. However, mega dams may do more harm than good. Instead small dams would go a long way in keeping the natural flow of water while also meeting the power needs in this high seismic zone.
P.S. you haven't mentioned mega dams but I surmised from your Chinese example that you maybe be referring to mega dams. Hence my humble input.
Nicely drafted and explained. Please share how to overcome this flooding which I had asked you in your previous Bihar flood video. Hope that you shall share your knowledge with us
Just now I'm watching the video on this topic which was made by the quint and suddenly I received a notification from this channel on the same topic😅
For your information, Sangpo/ Yarlung river after reaching Arunachal Pradesh it is name as Siang and Brahmaputra in Assam. It's is not Dihang. Dihang is another tributary river of Siang. Dihang also origin from China just as the Siang.
Talking about Siang, the formation of networks of river start after Siang Bridge, Pasighat
- A resident of Pasighat Town(Smart City), East Siang Dist, Arunachal Pradesh.
Flood Management System should be develop in Assam! In our country there are lot's of area where water crisis create lot's of problems.If this done then extra water(flooded water) can ve distribute in those water scarcity area so that water should be properly use not waste!
@naraka There can be another plan to conserve water. Sponge Road System which retain those water fall and conserve it some tank then it can distribute easily to other part.. . Although it's costly but can be utilise!!!
I think china is the only country with World's largest water division project Know as south - north water transfer.
@naraka Why cant India convince Nepal to build a dam?
Building dam will require to clear a lot of forests, and wildlife. It is not advisable. You should watch Fayed D' Souza's recent video on Assam floods to understand what solutions can be applied. But building dams is definitely not one of them.
@@Ruku27 That's very true that construction of Dam require to clean many dense forest areas which isn't good for environment in NE area!
Thnk uh for this video really your scripts helps a lot..
Exactly 2 years today since you uploaded this video. Hope that explains I am fan of your videos 👍
excellent illustration, sir. Just a small correction, Purbanchal Hills don't have its traces in Meghalaya . The hills in Meghalaya are basically eroded remanants of Meghalaya Plateau which are criss-crossed by heavy rainfall, rivers or rivulets .
awesome awesome awesome your covering every basic step to advanced level..if the news is saying about assam floods they didn't say why floods are occuring..your covering..that Y awesome..god bless u sir
So glad that I discovered this channel.... Your lectures are very pictorial and it's easy to follow. You have a very soothing voice
Excellent content.. Normally to understand this we need to read around 50 pages in a book with good language skills and interest. But have imparted this in a 8 min video. Very very useful and it directly enter in to my brain. I've never forgot. Continue your good work sir. God bless you..
Very lucidly explained . Thank you Amit Sir, for making Geography so simple and fun to understand.
We expect more this types of informative videos.
Sir i m from assam ! I m your subscriber too..
You have described in such an easy way that everbody can understand once they watched the video... Good job sir keep going 🙏
Must say, Very informative and helpful.
Just a suggestion: Would be really helpful if you include your own suggestions to tackle these floods.
Best thing is about the map markings ,very nice and lucid explanation.. thanks sir
LOVE from Andhra pradesh sir, finally i got clear awernesss about all sides . in one channel that AMTI SENGUPTA
The best video I have ever seen on Indian geography. Presentation is amazing. Our media channels need learn from you on how to present facts and information.
I always curious to watch your videos. Your videos are more knowledgeable to any other videos. Great explanation 👌👌👌
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Thanks nd love frm assam..nd pray for assam flood...
Nicely explained...thank you so much sir...lot's of love frm Dhubri(Assam)
Great job sir, Very informative video.
Super explanation bro, always waiting for Ur videos👌👌
I am from Assam(Guwahati) and I have only heard about Subansiri. Thanks for this video
Your teaching style... Short and accurate..I have become fan of your teaching style.. Hats off!!!
Incredible!!!
Thank you Amit for not using the word China atleast once.
Sir u are the one who cover flood of Assam ...thank u sir ..love from Assam
Sir u gives us small videos but that is really really very excellent information .. Thank you so much.. Sir. For providing us all type of current news.. 😊 👍 🙏 🙏
Most authentic and professional explanation. Tq sir
Dint know river could damage more than ocean...i was always scared of sea ..my home is near coastal area in karnataka..thanks for this video💕💕
Very good report. Coming across this for the first time. Subscribed.
Wonderful explanation.... beautiful clarity words and voice.....
Thanks for bringing Assam in your videos. Mainstream media has always ignored us.
Rate of speech perfect. Perfect pauses. Perfect simulation. Just Phenomenal. Love you 😍 💗 💓 💛 ♥
u forgot DIBANG and LOHIT river (left bank tributaries)though they r not much causing havoc but still adding water.and plz also explain ways to mitigate the affect.(such as embarkments,floodplain zoning,early warning sys,dredging before monsoon seasons at critical placesetc).thank u for wonderful explanation
Great video
Thanks for this wonderful video and your efforts. Regards from Assam
A very good Assam floods' geographical information.
You have forgotten to mention the tributaries of brahmaputra, those are coming from southern and western direction.
Yes lohit, nao dihing, dibang etc
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Very well explained
Very informative
Thank you Sir
Great illustration & description of the situation of Assam. The disaster seems trivial considering the geography & climate.
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Your review is awesome. Assam is surrounded by hilly terrains and developmental works in hilly terrain is causing heavy silt deposit in river Brahmaputra. Water carrying capacity is decreasing day by day due to shallowing river bed and causing flash flood every year. To overcome flood problem river like Brahmaputra dredging works much needed to increase water carrying capacity to overcome flood problems.
yes
You are great sir. Please keep posting current content on regular basis. I love you videos so much never skip a single video I have watched your all videos and always waiting for next one
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The Assam Floods have been a recurrent problem for several years now. Our government needs to take necessary steps to ensure this doesn't happen again, be it via water diversion or building Dams and other hydro-regulatory tools.
What to do only vote bank is going on
Humans shouldn't be there in the first place!!
@@sohumvenkatadri7 yes enough is enough of appeasing muslim vote bank, recently 4 muslim people have been arrested for intentionally nreaking the bank of the river causing flood in silchar
@@bharatbachao6083 kinda true 💯 almost 40% of the total population in Assam are living in the flood plains .. reallocation is the only solution 💯 simply making barricades won't solve anything it's just short term ... Silt deposit also increases along with the flood increasing its river base .