What I Learnt after Spending a Day with Siddi Farmers (African Indian)
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- Опубликовано: 18 сен 2024
- Siddi people rely heavily on farming and growing their own produce, a skill passed from their African enslaved ancestors. What I learnt after spending a day with African Indian farmers will surprise you.
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Those guys are well off owning a tractor is not a small matter may God bless them
Most of their farming equipment is rented or they get a loan from the bank, however, the loan is secured against their farm, which is a dangerous business endeavour because they could lose their farm if they default on loan payments. Thanks for liking the video, please share, bring friends and help the channel reach 10,000 subscribers!
Africans no matter the world thy are , they still have Ubuntu. With Love from South Africa.
All black people are one brother, thanks once again for loving the videos. Appreciating the love from my home in the UK to my brothers and sisters in South Africa❤️
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Eeeh, our brothers and sisters miles away from Africa, everything is African.i love you videos brother!
Thank you for loving the videos and I am glad they are contributing to your awareness of our forgotten people. Thanks for watching the video, please share and bring friends to subscribe ❤️
We thank you for the Great content brother
It is unfortunate that most Siddis are very poor but united. They rely heavily on farming and growing their own produce, a skill passed from their African enslaved ancestors. Imagine how painful it continues to be for the Siddi people who wants to visit Africa just to see where their ancestors were stolen from and hey can't do that, a very sad reality. I plan to start a PayPal campaign to raise money for some of them to visit Africa, and any donations to this channel's PayPal account should have a note as follows 'Siddi Assistance to Africa'. Thanks for liking the video, please share, bring friends and help the channel reach 10,000 subscribers!
Very nice great welcoming family
Thank you for liking the video, I hope you find the time to watch all my Siddi video series ❤️😂
Really good video, thank you for letting the people speak for themselves and not editorialising, this is one of the things I like most about your videos.
Thank you brother and how are you doing? Where are you now?
Nice,happy to see tham
Thank you Michael for liking the video, please share and let's bring awareness to the Siddi people.
I appreciate your videos. I see many from Africa want to connect with the Siddis. Please respect them and not try to belittle them. I see many vloggers trying to make a spectacle of them. I respect them, and would the Indian government under Narendra Modi not treat them as a scheduled caste. Unfortunately, no one in Africa can bat for them. So sad. I cry for them.
We should never belittle or treat them less that how we should be treated. I made the Siddi series to raise awareness and to share their lives and frustration with the world. In all my videos you hear the Siddis stories from their own mouth which is important
They are recognised as a Scheduled tribe and are eligible for preferential treatment in education and employment.
@@RJinspire Thank you.
Are they untouchable !!
Then why to give them SC status.. SC status are not for other religion..
Have you contacted any Siddi authorities? I am African and coming to India before the year ends.
They are 1000% Africans. 😮😮
I have seen some black Indians with different hair, but these are just like us from East and West Africa.
The Siddis are our African Indian brothers whose Ancestors were stolen from Eastern Africa and brought to Asia. The Arabs were the first to bring Eastern Africans to Asia (many to India and Pakistan) as merchants, carpenters, soldiers etc., however, a few years after African trading and working hand in hand with the Arabs; the Arabs decided to capture Eastern Africans for cheap labour and that was the birth of African enslavement. The Portuguese and later the British joined the slave trade years after the Arabs; this information is narrated in this video ❤️
Didi aapka English good,real hard work
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Hard working people, they are indian african, they can study and can get jobs in cities.
They are very hard working and self sustained, impressive people. Thanks for liking the video, please share and bring friends to the channel
✨️ I see you looking at me✨️
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Well spotted 😂 keep smiling my dear
@RJinspire you're always trying to be positive, and I love ittt
Thank you my dear. I learnt a lot in my life and one thing in my life is to try and spend as much time happy a you can be because we don't live forever😘
@RJinspire I will be honest that made me smile, okay? It's a personal question you don't have to answer it but how old are you?
You look young, like 32 or 33
I certainly do lok handsomely younger than my age, I am almost 40 my dear 😂😘
I'm glad they can at least do farming to sustain themselves.
Since they cannot have normal jobs.👍🙂
Well said friend. The Siddis work very hard and the farming skill passed from their ancestors keeps them from starving to death, they grow their own produce in their own land. Thanks for liking the video, please share, bring friends and help the channel reach 10,000 subscribers!
They're doing a good number of jobs. Most of them are in the police.
I met one Siddi police officer and a few teachers, thanks for highlighting that in your comment
Why dont you take the seeds and grow it in Africa.
I would love to but living in the UK has it's own disadvantages, we can't bring seeds or into the crown without getting them properly checked and certified 😔I plan to start a PayPal campaign to raise money for some of them to visit Africa, and any donations to this channel's PayPal account should have a note as follows 'Siddi Assistance to Africa'. Thanks for liking the video, please share, bring friends and help the channel reach 10,000 subscribers!