The caste system transformed Indian genetics - David Reich

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  • @DwarkeshPatel
    @DwarkeshPatel  22 дня назад +8298

    Dr. David Reich is a geneticist at Harvard. Check out his 2010 Nature paper, "Reconstructing Indian Population History," to learn about the research he's discussing here in depth.
    I learned a lot from my conversation with him, where we explored this topic and many others in greater depth. I highly recommend watching the full episode, which you can find linked above the title or on my channel!

    • @deepkhamaru
      @deepkhamaru 22 дня назад +110

      Of course, we will definitely watch, as long as he can show where there is caste system in Rigved. Otherwise whatever he says has no weight.

    • @Umlaut95
      @Umlaut95 22 дня назад +2

      @@DwarkeshPatel that sounds awesome. I will have to check this out!

    • @sangramsingh7747
      @sangramsingh7747 22 дня назад +104

      Rigved never mentioned caste system. It's the varnas which means categorization of professions. It's true that caste system exists till date but it's not in the ancient texts of Hinduism. Please do correct.

    • @Umlaut95
      @Umlaut95 22 дня назад +6

      @@sangramsingh7747 is the cast system still as strong today as it was back then?

    • @sangramsingh7747
      @sangramsingh7747 22 дня назад +8

      @@Umlaut95 Not really.

  • @Madmun357
    @Madmun357 23 дня назад +47556

    Very few exceptions, the 300,000,000 of you named Patel.

    • @vishv1814
      @vishv1814 23 дня назад +301

      so whats the exceptions?

    • @Killa_3
      @Killa_3 23 дня назад +1252

      Yeah that was just silly , he must be unaware that surnames have been adopted and changed also over the many years

    • @RLD_Media
      @RLD_Media 23 дня назад +468

      😂 went to school with 4 of them. Thought that was the most I’d ever see, little did I know. lol.

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      @colmcillegardner2144 23 дня назад +61

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    • @anaesthete5592
      @anaesthete5592 23 дня назад

      Some castes are genetically diverse compared to other ​@@vishv1814

  • @landonhagan450
    @landonhagan450 19 дней назад +9669

    It’s actually crazy how the caste system affected every single facet of Indian civilization all the way up to today. There are lots of particular cultural phenomena that are similarly old and influential but few so all encompassing in their consequences.

    • @whis3594
      @whis3594 19 дней назад +128

      Caste system is very recent,and not 2000 to 3000 years old. I think his knowledge of history isn't complete

    • @whis3594
      @whis3594 19 дней назад +34

      ​@@HumanBeingsRThinkingBeingsIn India, it was mentioned in 1-2 books, but if you look at history,they didn't follow those books. Maybe for 200-400 recent years it was followed for in some places

    • @ramajakhi6151
      @ramajakhi6151 19 дней назад +87

      Caste is a Portuguese word and so are its practices foisted upon Indians. Varna vyavastha is native to this civilization and that is based on profession and action. Funny fact- dowry is also a thing of the west...

    • @vineetamendiratta5121
      @vineetamendiratta5121 19 дней назад +20

      @@ramajakhi6151I have read that in an old book (not sure of the name), there was a story about a Brahmin who refused to give a begged some food. The begger told the Brahmin that since both were a part of Brahman, did both of them not have an equal status or something like this

    • @herohonda4183
      @herohonda4183 19 дней назад

      @@whis3594ah yes, the guy who has a doctorate from Oxford for the study in genetics is wrong, but you a nobody without any phd or Oxford education is probably right 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

  • @druegnor1703
    @druegnor1703 23 дня назад +16617

    Basically cast system is stupid and detrimental for human genetic evolution?

    • @user-yt3xd2jl6d
      @user-yt3xd2jl6d 23 дня назад

      Indians have the highest rate of cousin marriages in the world, and it has been known for decades that inbreeding brings genetic diseases and leads to the accumulation of harmful genes, so it's pretty bad. On the other hand, high caste Indians created this system in order to concentrate their political or economic power, as did the kings of Europe and the ancient dynasties in East Asia.

    • @muhammadadhamsafwan5308
      @muhammadadhamsafwan5308 23 дня назад +2654

      Caste and sense of nationalism stop genetic diversity

    • @cthulholmhastur5317
      @cthulholmhastur5317 23 дня назад

      😊​@@muhammadadhamsafwan5308

    • @DrMeikoHayakawa
      @DrMeikoHayakawa 23 дня назад +809

      Endogamy is highly prevalent in South Asia which causes inbreeding following a fewer generation, and halts diversity.

    • @Killa_3
      @Killa_3 23 дня назад +424

      @@druegnor1703 caste is stupid , but no gene surveys show Indians with a reduced gene pool or diversity

  • @nutzhazel
    @nutzhazel 17 дней назад +337

    So, he just explained how Indian genetics becomes stagnant because of their ongoing racism and casteism where Indians don't marry outside of their race and they don't marry outside of their caste.

    • @srijitachatterjee8011
      @srijitachatterjee8011 16 дней назад +17

      Many marry outside of their caste but most fo not prefer marrying someone outside of their country and race. Indians marry indians mostly

    • @Nithin90
      @Nithin90 10 дней назад +14

      “The people of north India and south India are of the same facial features and hair, and resemble the Egyptians and Ethiopians in Colour” - Strabo - 1st Century B.C
      The ancient travelers of India since the 3rd Century B.C such as the Europeans, Chinese etc have all collectively referred to the people of the Indian subcontinent (i.e Hindus, Hendus, Yintus etc) from the Brahmanas (Ex. Brachmanes in Greek) to the Chandalas (Ex. Chanchalos in Chinese) in their own historical accounts as For Example, the Greek traveler Megasthenes since the 3rd Century B.C have stated that "It is not permitted for one caste (i.e Genos in Greek) to contract marriage with another caste".
      India was a great civilisation irrespective of Caste-System as attested by the ancient Greek travelers themselves whereas the Modern English Educated Indian Hindus continue to be brainwashed by the Europeans theory of Indian history in schools along with the modern day fraud data and vocabulary such as ANI (Ancestral north indian) and ASI (Ancestral south indian) as presented by the pseudo-geneticists to further support the Europeans Aryan-Dravidian theory therefore they are continuing to blame their own ancestors and Caste-System for the problems such as slums, poverty etc as created by the Invaders including Europeans to this very day.
      For Example:
      "Our English schools are flourishing wonderfully. No Hindoo who has received an English education ever continues to be sincerely attached to his religion but many profess themselves pure Deists, and some embrace Christianity." - Thomas Babington Macaulay

    • @nutzhazel
      @nutzhazel 7 дней назад +5

      ​@@srijitachatterjee8011Yeah many, but the number is still significantly less as shown by the genetics between North and South Indians.

    • @nutzhazel
      @nutzhazel 7 дней назад +7

      ​@@Nithin90He's talking about genetics makeup caused by casteism, not the Indian civilization itself.

    • @Nithin90
      @Nithin90 7 дней назад +3

      Apollonius Tyanaeus - Greek Traveler 1st Century C.E - "In India i found a race of mortals living upon the Earth, but not adhering to it. Inhabiting cities, but not being fixed to them, possessing everything, but possessed by nothing"..
      The hierarchical societies of the ancient world including Europe or wherever were historically stratified according to Endogamous caste or social systems with groups such as the hereditary monarchy, clergy, tradesmen, and the peasants with unequal privilages, unequal rights etc as sanctioned by law and inherited automatically by their offspring before the modern age as according to the European historians themselves.
      There are Non-Indo-European language speaking Europeans such as the Basques, Finnish etc but the Fraud European geneticists regard these Europeans irrespective of their language family as the collective 'White Race' without any genetic differences in history while dividing the Indians as the mix of two different races to further tarnish our history with the help of their English Educated pseudo-historians, pseudo-geneticists etc of India.

  • @dustincaso6781
    @dustincaso6781 23 дня назад +19770

    My boss is a Patel from India. Really cool dude. I asked him if the way the last names work in India are just a kinder softer version of the old cast system. He said yes.

    • @daycmetrollingdeihatin5100
      @daycmetrollingdeihatin5100 23 дня назад +1403

      He lied about the kinder softer part. Honour killings galore baby.

    • @AnimeCritical
      @AnimeCritical 23 дня назад

      ​@@daycmetrollingdeihatin5100Very rare. Maybe once a decade event.

    • @dustincaso6781
      @dustincaso6781 23 дня назад

      @@daycmetrollingdeihatin5100 these are vegetarians who don’t eat anything that could potentially have a soul; are you on drugs? Do you realize how many different type of ethnic and religious groups exist in India?

    • @CuriousINDIA101
      @CuriousINDIA101 22 дня назад +186

      Also ask him
      How many castes are there and on What basis.
      Do tell me
      Edit: anyone reading this, answer the question

    • @werlder
      @werlder 22 дня назад +577

      The old caste system is still very much present in India.

  • @ThatGuy-s6n
    @ThatGuy-s6n 22 дня назад +4457

    Yeah even the texts say it could happen in GUPTA period , but in early VEDIC period the mix was normal. There is a hymn in RigVeda that suggests that caste was not hereditary by birth but it later became very rigid at the end of later Vedic period . But it's useless in current scenario and rather pulling the society away from greater good it should be totally abondoned

    • @anchitbose4151
      @anchitbose4151 22 дня назад +77

      It was during gupta era around 2000 yrs ago rigveda doesn't mention hereditary caste system

    • @IamGOD-h4i
      @IamGOD-h4i 22 дня назад +45

      ​@@anchitbose4151 Gupta themselves came from a Nayi (barabar) jati

    • @anchitbose4151
      @anchitbose4151 22 дня назад +26

      @@IamGOD-h4i that was the nandas

    • @siddharthabanerjee6155
      @siddharthabanerjee6155 22 дня назад +41

      The caste system was not rigid in the early vedic period, but people would still marry within their caste most of the time.

    • @TheCryptoOptimist
      @TheCryptoOptimist 22 дня назад +3

      Sir who you are. I call you sir because you deserve that. You have a higher perspective and can see yourself what I always tell.

  • @nesxya
    @nesxya 19 дней назад +3416

    Layman's terms:
    The DNA is a gradient pattern across India from north to south dividing into two main ancestral branches on each end. Think of gradients like concentration. Like dropping something into a cup of water without stirring it. Example: Salt in water, sugar in water, dye in water. The concentration is not consistent through the cup.
    The DNA changes in sequence patterns from north to south like gradient concentrations. The DNA patterns slowly change.
    Unlike most countries where the DNA is like a stirred cup and concentration is equal throughout the water. The DNA sequences are the same throughout a region unless gene flow is restricted.
    Example: France would be colored solid Green for its DNA sampling. India would be Blue at top and Red at the bottom with Purples in the middle due to the gradient changing/overlapping.
    The caste system set this gradient in place instead of India being colored in as solid purple.
    Hopefully that helps.
    As for all the ignorant comments. Please don't be that person. Please don't project your lack of understanding on Central Asians/Indians. Its a giant country with lots of cultural diversity and a rich history. Thank you.
    Sending much love to India 💖
    Edit: Made the explanation more simple for folks who like laying around. Thank you everyone for the humor and keeping the mood happy. 😘

    • @flamingghottcheetos
      @flamingghottcheetos 19 дней назад +50

      thanks for the explanation ❤ Love from India

    • @LT-bz1pk
      @LT-bz1pk 19 дней назад +78

      Bro just called me a laymen

    • @nesxya
      @nesxya 19 дней назад +77

      @@LT-bz1pk "person without professional or specialized knowledge in a particular subject" or member of clergy or dude with wry sense of humor? Laugh 😂 PS. It's Ms or Ma'am, not "Bro".

    • @Wonderkid44
      @Wonderkid44 19 дней назад +64

      @@nesxyaI don’t appreciate being called a layman, I don’t lay around

    • @himanshusharma1204
      @himanshusharma1204 19 дней назад +1

      ​@@nesxyakind and funny you 🎉

  • @dredlew
    @dredlew 17 дней назад +442

    India has a very rich and long history of keeping the poor very poor.

    • @9vigil
      @9vigil 16 дней назад +50

      Like the Mughals and Brits ?

    • @AbhishekKumar-gr7iz
      @AbhishekKumar-gr7iz 16 дней назад +41

      ​@@9vigilhe's clearly taking about caste system

    • @AbhishekKumar-gr7iz
      @AbhishekKumar-gr7iz 16 дней назад +18

      Aka Brahminism

    • @prabhanjankr
      @prabhanjankr 16 дней назад +43

      @@AbhishekKumar-gr7iz when were the Brahmins rich?

    • @lifeless9680
      @lifeless9680 16 дней назад +30

      They monopolised education and saw lower caste people as animals which is why a lot of people converted to other religions like Buddhism​@@prabhanjankr

  • @deltaTtv
    @deltaTtv 23 дня назад +3375

    Not a big fan of the AI images here. Hard to tell if they are accurate representations of the thing he's talking about.

    • @TheROZ
      @TheROZ 22 дня назад +41

      you talkin about the graphs and regional maps that he overlayed?

    • @dvt6778
      @dvt6778 22 дня назад

      @deltaTtv...just Google Northern vs Southern Indian. You'll see the latter have much more melanin and are darker though features are about the same

    • @PeterLamin-pi6rv
      @PeterLamin-pi6rv 22 дня назад +28

      Yes on North East India where caste is not practise. Especially in Megalaya where matrilineal is in vogue 🎉🎉

    • @AbhijitZimare
      @AbhijitZimare 22 дня назад +14

      Its accurate.

    • @adelasia1119
      @adelasia1119 22 дня назад +50

      ​@@cerseideverreoux5745They don't look European, maybe middle easterners

  • @visvires6305
    @visvires6305 18 дней назад +1853

    Very cheerfully describing thousands of years of avoidable prejudice.

    • @niggaslayer918
      @niggaslayer918 18 дней назад

      Cast is not a "thousands of years" old thing

    • @cordisdie8109
      @cordisdie8109 18 дней назад +90

      this is called the feudal system in europe and it lasted until the french revolution

    • @ksvprasad6243
      @ksvprasad6243 18 дней назад

      ​@@cordisdie8109caste system was introduced in my MOTHERLAND "BHARAT " by west who came with a begging bowl. This shameless disgusting rotten fellow who has no knowledge of VEDIC TEXT want to manipulate .3

    • @coopergarlick4755
      @coopergarlick4755 18 дней назад +127

      @@cordisdie8109it is nothing like the feudal system in Europe.

    • @St0ic_p3rsp3ctives
      @St0ic_p3rsp3ctives 18 дней назад +82

      ​@@coopergarlick4755 How so ? Would a medieval king marry his daughter to a Peasant. No, ofcourse not there are stratas of society everywhere, otherwise there wouldn't be any nobility

  • @GenXstacker
    @GenXstacker 18 дней назад +5

    This is very interesting, but I want to hear Reich talk about the genetic data on Ashkenazi Jews.
    He was part of a group that published a study in 2022 in which they came up with a model suggesting Ashkenazis were approximately 65% Southern Italian, 19% Middle Eastern, and 16% Eastern European.
    If this is accurate it means the Ashkenazis, who are the founders and dominant class in modern Israel, are not even Semites--they are White Europeans, which is exactly what they look like.

    • @k.s.7919
      @k.s.7919 9 часов назад +1

      You are 100% correct. The palestinians and arabs would be semitic, but the ashkenazi jews, who invented the term to protect themselves from criticism (jews who say they are, but are not, and do lie). Jewish has nothing to do with anything that they say. It meant Judean, and it suggested that if you were jew, from Judea, then you would follow the laws of Judea, being Yahwehism or the belief in God the father, creator of all things. However, they do not follow the will of God, but of their father the devil.

  • @aykayrocks
    @aykayrocks 18 дней назад +973

    This is actually quite right. If you ever come to India, while travelling from one state to another, you will notice that people look different in different states.

    • @marienmorand
      @marienmorand 17 дней назад +40

      It was the same in the uk or France before people were pushed to go fine jobs in the cities. Its still possible today to distinguish people from the north or South but less and less unfortunately and its worst with the mixity propaganda

    • @AmishKumar-lc7zs
      @AmishKumar-lc7zs 17 дней назад +18

      It's still the same. Italians and nordic people look very different.​@@marienmorand

    • @Sibeldogan-hy9vc
      @Sibeldogan-hy9vc 17 дней назад +15

      Lol he says majority of indians are mixture of 2 main genetical admixture. That makes them.similar

    • @naveedhasan5365
      @naveedhasan5365 16 дней назад +2

      India is country within a country

    • @jmab721
      @jmab721 16 дней назад +2

      There is overlap and PLENTY similarities also in the way Indians look. It's definitely not as hardcore as you're describing.

  • @moondust9988
    @moondust9988 20 дней назад +5861

    I did not understand a word this man said

    • @nostoon4332
      @nostoon4332 20 дней назад +136

      Same

    • @dustone8542
      @dustone8542 20 дней назад +75

      Same

    • @chibi5694
      @chibi5694 20 дней назад +477

      Everything boils to intercaste marriages are not happening in India

    • @clementjohn1787
      @clementjohn1787 20 дней назад

      Are u stupid?

    • @katyb2793
      @katyb2793 20 дней назад +713

      It's a bit like the rich man isn't allowed to marry the poor woman because they are from two different classes. The two main areas of India who have different ancestry belong to different classes and have therefore not intermarried much at all. This means their, I guess a sort of nationality/ancestry, have remained mostly distinct and separate, rather than merging over time.
      I don't have a solid understanding of the caste system in India so this could he a bit off, but it's my understanding.
      I guess, it's a bit like in Malaysia. The three main cultures are Malay, Indian and Chinese. You don't see many malay people who are mixed because they generally only marry malay people. So the three cultures can literally be seen by their features in the one country.
      This is obviously not meant to be racist in any way and is simplifying the situation to the extreme.
      Hopefully someone who knows more than me will come along and explain better :)

  • @comfortable_east
    @comfortable_east 21 день назад +1134

    People from northeast India - "Ok brother".

    • @Not_Deb
      @Not_Deb 20 дней назад +5

      ?

    • @ummmjustsayin
      @ummmjustsayin 20 дней назад +11

      😂😂😂😂

    • @hananmohad1653
      @hananmohad1653 20 дней назад +10

      People from ‘Kerala’, ok brother

    • @mkk1al315
      @mkk1al315 20 дней назад +30

      @@hananmohad1653
      What do you meannnn Kerala 😂

    • @anshukandulna1844
      @anshukandulna1844 20 дней назад +5

      Watch the whole video it explains it

  • @A20-w8l
    @A20-w8l 15 дней назад +87

    Caste system is irrational. Studying genetics has taught us that.

    • @bryanutility9609
      @bryanutility9609 15 дней назад +13

      Then you haven’t studied genetics.

    • @bryanutility9609
      @bryanutility9609 15 дней назад +10

      Also not studied history. You try rationally organizing that many people in ancient times with that environment and see if you can do better. You’d be a slave in no time.

    • @Nithin90
      @Nithin90 10 дней назад +3

      “The people of north India and south India are of the same facial features and hair, and resemble the Egyptians and Ethiopians in Colour” - Strabo - 1st Century B.C
      The ancient travelers of India since the 3rd Century B.C such as the Europeans, Chinese etc have all collectively referred to the people of the Indian subcontinent (i.e Hindus, Hendus, Yintus etc) from the Brahmanas (Ex. Brachmanes in Greek) to the Chandalas (Ex. Chanchalos in Chinese) in their own historical accounts as For Example, the Greek traveler Megasthenes since the 3rd Century B.C have stated that "It is not permitted for one caste (i.e Genos in Greek) to contract marriage with another caste".
      India was a great civilisation irrespective of Caste-System as attested by the ancient Greek travelers themselves whereas the Modern English Educated Indian Hindus continue to be brainwashed by the Europeans theory of Indian history in schools along with the modern day fraud data and vocabulary such as ANI (Ancestral north indian) and ASI (Ancestral south indian) as presented by the pseudo-geneticists to further support the Europeans Aryan-Dravidian theory therefore they are continuing to blame their own ancestors and Caste-System for the problems such as slums, poverty etc as created by the Invaders including Europeans to this very day.
      For Example:
      "Our English schools are flourishing wonderfully. No Hindoo who has received an English education ever continues to be sincerely attached to his religion but many profess themselves pure Deists, and some embrace Christianity." - Thomas Babington Macaulay

    • @sakurasfish2115
      @sakurasfish2115 3 дня назад

      To be fair you don't have to be a genetist to see there's something fishy about it but I agree with what @bryanutility9609 said that it was just what they could do with the hand they were dealt back then

    • @jen4ra-vs5og
      @jen4ra-vs5og 2 дня назад +1

      ​​@@Nithin90😂😂yeah nitin wow yapper from whatapp university 😂 lmao english education cause prblm in india lmao then why did the upler caste learn that after learning they started having prblm lmao this is coming from the people who are so not equipped that a poor uzbek babar with new canon defeated all top gun kings in north india stayed and ruled so does his ancestors 😂Britisher who taught u english gave u position in administration made u independent in so many way that u literally stand against them yet when u should criticized british bad things what did u do u started criticising british only good things education and Reformation that don't go well with ur conser vative bass so it's indoctrination.....

  • @pocophone2010
    @pocophone2010 21 день назад +1763

    Caste system is inhuman

    • @LizaLizzaaaa
      @LizaLizzaaaa 21 день назад +1

      How is it "inhuman". In India Lower castes get reserved seats in Colleges and jobs and get promotion OVER other people. They so get free education, healthcare and food. You know nothing.

    • @mrsd2143
      @mrsd2143 21 день назад +76

      Agreed 💯

    • @dukenukem1718
      @dukenukem1718 21 день назад +177

      Indeed. The Britishers were pretty inhuman in their ways

    • @YouTubewithAdityaa
      @YouTubewithAdityaa 21 день назад +84

      How's the mere existence of different communities inhumane? It's rather like saying the mere existence of other religions is i$lamophobia.
      That's a stupid ass argument

    • @avinashps9854
      @avinashps9854 21 день назад +249

      @@RUclipswithAdityaa inhuman comes when the upper caste treats the lower

  • @py8554
    @py8554 20 дней назад +342

    Why is Patel an exception, may I ask?

    • @CouncilEstateRach
      @CouncilEstateRach 20 дней назад

      Coz the fella he was talking to had that surname. Don't listen to these paid people. Science is a scam... the are paid or get grants and make up sjit to get more money and grants
      It's all pretty pointless.

    • @jeromedevotta3406
      @jeromedevotta3406 20 дней назад +67

      because it describes the knee cap in a shorter way
      Patella in latin😮

    • @MKA-nd3ko
      @MKA-nd3ko 20 дней назад +215

      Patel is (commonly used to be, still in use, though not as much) a job title in villages. There are Muslim Patels, Patels of 'high' and 'low' castes, a few Sikh Patels, even.

    • @hi123zer0
      @hi123zer0 20 дней назад +107

      Also because "Patel's" in general don't care about caste system anymore and Marry for love... They do follow Hindu religion in any part of the world but more care about CASTE in particular... GUJJU's care about business more...😅

    • @emily8456
      @emily8456 20 дней назад

      😅​@@jeromedevotta3406

  • @sreenavenugopalan936
    @sreenavenugopalan936 21 день назад +663

    In earlier system it was just based on jobs.. like farmers and military men.. white collar workers and blue collar workers. They were free to move from one profession to another. Sadly power corrupts. That's universally true. The thing that happens in all. Will you call the King Queen's Duke Duchess and Miltary ranking of the world as caste system.. it should be its essentially royals and non royals.. It definitely became an extremely bad thing in the later centuries. Lots of people suffered. The way it became was not what it was ment for.

    • @pkphilips2
      @pkphilips2 21 день назад +68

      Not true. They weren't free to move, to mix etc.. which is exactly the point of this video. About 2000-3000 years ago, the mixing stopped almost completely as the caste system became more rigid

    • @4203105
      @4203105 21 день назад +22

      The distinction between royals and peasants is basically a cast system, yes. The point is that there aren't very many royals and all the peasant were in the same cast and thus mixed. While everybody in India was (is) in a cast system, with multiple casts much bigger than any royal cast anywhere else and the casts don't mix much.

    • @pkphilips2
      @pkphilips2 21 день назад +22

      @@4203105 big difference is that there is scriptural support for the caste system in Hinduism with the rebirth cycles and karma from your previous births affecting the caste that you are born into in subsequent births.. this is a concept not found in religions such as Christianity, Islam, zorastrianism etc

    • @fizzybubblech2128
      @fizzybubblech2128 21 день назад

      It's not caste. It is varna, meaning profession. But Hamas harvard geneticists are too dumb to differentiate that ​@@pkphilips2

    • @hkdarmys
      @hkdarmys 21 день назад +5

      in Whites language we term it as Divisoin of Labour - and NOT CAST System thanks

  • @rahulsnh
    @rahulsnh 17 дней назад +4

    Caste system has been waning gradually. A large majority of my friends and family have married across castes and across geographies. Yes, I agree we urban folks do not represent majority, but no change happens overnight. While there is some value in analyzing past, it becomes more valuable when you use it to change the regressive practices. And, change is happening.

  • @KJTEJ
    @KJTEJ 19 дней назад +391

    So basically is: You are low class (caste), you are only allowed to marry low class. If you are high class you are allowed to marry high class. Hence, if you are born poor, you are condemned to be poor for the rest of your life.

    • @SahebRishab
      @SahebRishab 18 дней назад +84

      No... U messed up CASTE with CLASS... not the same.. even if u r rich but belong to lower caste, there is less possibility that a marriage will take place with a person from High Caste even if poor.

    • @iishikaa_18
      @iishikaa_18 18 дней назад +18

      You are exactly right ,even today parents don't expect if their child bring a lower caste person and they are from upper caste

    • @levelup9547
      @levelup9547 18 дней назад +24

      The difference is someone can work their way out of economic lower class but you can not work your way out of your skin color because of genetics.

    • @iishikaa_18
      @iishikaa_18 18 дней назад +35

      @@levelup9547 you cannot work your way out of caste system as well and it's not based on skin colour

    • @levelup9547
      @levelup9547 18 дней назад +16

      @@iishikaa_18
      I just said you can't work your way out of the caste system and it is about skin color. The Darker people are at the bottom and deemed inferior to lighter Indians.

  • @SaiHarshitB
    @SaiHarshitB 19 дней назад +592

    The birth based caste system is different from the occupation based system. The vedas and ancient texts only refer to the occupation based system, as there are only 4 divisions, while there are thousands of castes in the prevalent birth based caste system.

    • @ignacelakra6777
      @ignacelakra6777 19 дней назад +17

      Par fir bhi log apne caste me he sadhhi karte hae

    • @dmandal.jaalcar
      @dmandal.jaalcar 19 дней назад

      Nobody gives a damn about your lame apology. Fact is Caste System is PRACTICED as a hereditary rule, not as an occupation based rule. And what is practiced is what matters. Now go back and figure out why low caste Hindus converted into Islam by droves.

    • @Pradeepcvk
      @Pradeepcvk 19 дней назад +35

      It is called Varna...it is a very bad translation by english as caste system.

    • @subu150390
      @subu150390 19 дней назад +51

      Who cares. Discrimination based on caste exists, so ... stop caste. Other countries are developing without talking about it l.

    • @srachar
      @srachar 19 дней назад

      Sure, now go and marry outside of your caste and see how you'll be expelled out of your society.

  • @Nobody-p3i
    @Nobody-p3i 22 дня назад +357

    Rigveda has the Varna system and the varna system is just simple social stratification based on occupation , the varna just depicting occupation and nothing else really . The varna system transitioned into a rigid caste system much later on after the Vadic-era ( or as you foreign folk call it indus valley civilisation era ) .

    • @nikolatesla2963
      @nikolatesla2963 22 дня назад

      It's simply social stratification at first, which was exploited and is still being exploited by the upper caste people. The varna/caste system only works in theory, just like communism. It's never practical and it's a horrible idea, no matter how much u try to cover it up.

    • @abdulrahman9e
      @abdulrahman9e 22 дня назад +32

      there was no Vedic age during Indus Valley Civilisation!! Seems like the 21st century Hindus discovered the actually meaning of the varna system, let’s go to the temples and ask the so called gurus what is the cast system and how the Hindus of the past understood it.

    • @psaimurlidhar115
      @psaimurlidhar115 21 день назад +51

      ​@@abdulrahman9ethere was no Abraham at the time of indus valley civilisation care to ask so called preachers why they invented their ancestors when they didn't exist in the first place

    • @adityadeva9
      @adityadeva9 21 день назад +14

      Truly said. The quality of Varna has been very clearly laid out - it's as per one's own guna or mindset. So Varna is very clearly the mindset on which one selects an occupation. It has been clarified by several great gurus over several centuries and millennia, yet ignorance has largely set in the society. Can't blame ignorance, it's the gift of time.

    • @dailyasianlife5448
      @dailyasianlife5448 21 день назад +17

      ​@@abdulrahman9evaranasi do exist in Rigeveda but varanasi talked about profession not caste.

  • @pkbalram640
    @pkbalram640 18 дней назад +48

    Rig veda is not caste system but the division of labor. Anyone can move up or down depending of your ability.
    Parsuram was a brahmin and he stept down to the warrior class .
    Valmakie was a laborer and he became a brahmin. He wrote the Ramayan. 😊

    • @1megavideoschannel
      @1megavideoschannel 15 дней назад +6

      True 100% but they want to run propaganda

    • @VladTepes-SaviorofEurope-mw4uy
      @VladTepes-SaviorofEurope-mw4uy 15 дней назад +1

      You do realise that the caste system in itself is a problem?

    • @VladTepes-SaviorofEurope-mw4uy
      @VladTepes-SaviorofEurope-mw4uy 15 дней назад +7

      Galatians 3:28: “There is no longer Jew or Greek, there is no longer slave or free, there is no longer male and female; for all of you are one in Christ Jesus”

    • @syndicalistspeedsolver
      @syndicalistspeedsolver 12 дней назад +17

      In practice though, there is very little you can do. Stop trying to justify this horrible system

    • @Nithin90
      @Nithin90 10 дней назад

      “The people of north India and south India are of the same facial features and hair, and resemble the Egyptians and Ethiopians in Colour” - Strabo - 1st Century B.C
      The ancient travelers of India since the 3rd Century B.C such as the Europeans, Chinese etc have all collectively referred to the people of the Indian subcontinent (i.e Hindus, Hendus, Yintus etc) from the Brahmanas (Ex. Brachmanes in Greek) to the Chandalas (Ex. Chanchalos in Chinese) in their own historical accounts as For Example, the Greek traveler Megasthenes since the 3rd Century B.C have stated that "It is not permitted for one caste (i.e Genos in Greek) to contract marriage with another caste".
      India was a great civilisation irrespective of Caste-System as attested by the ancient Greek travelers themselves whereas the Modern English Educated Indian Hindus continue to be brainwashed by the Europeans theory of Indian history in schools along with the modern day fraud data and vocabulary such as ANI (Ancestral north indian) and ASI (Ancestral south indian) as presented by the pseudo-geneticists to further support the Europeans Aryan-Dravidian theory therefore they are continuing to blame their own ancestors and Caste-System for the problems such as slums, poverty etc as created by the Invaders including Europeans to this very day.
      For Example:
      "Our English schools are flourishing wonderfully. No Hindoo who has received an English education ever continues to be sincerely attached to his religion but many profess themselves pure Deists, and some embrace Christianity." - Thomas Babington Macaulay

  • @EnigmaticRealms1
    @EnigmaticRealms1 18 дней назад +73

    Such a sad state of being. Imagine being at the low end of that system. An outcast. For no reason at all.

    • @Ze_Leviathan
      @Ze_Leviathan 18 дней назад

      Sonny from food review RUclips channel did a video about a low caste that eats rats and that stigma has them cemented at the bottom

    • @Nithin90
      @Nithin90 10 дней назад +5

      “The people of north India and south India are of the same facial features and hair, and resemble the Egyptians and Ethiopians in Colour” - Strabo - 1st Century B.C
      The ancient travelers of India since the 3rd Century B.C such as the Europeans, Chinese etc have all collectively referred to the people of the Indian subcontinent (i.e Hindus, Hendus, Yintus etc) from the Brahmanas (Ex. Brachmanes in Greek) to the Chandalas (Ex. Chanchalos in Chinese) in their own historical accounts as For Example, the Greek traveler Megasthenes since the 3rd Century B.C have stated that "It is not permitted for one caste (i.e Genos in Greek) to contract marriage with another caste".
      India was a great civilisation irrespective of Caste-System as attested by the ancient Greek travelers themselves whereas the Modern English Educated Indian Hindus continue to be brainwashed by the Europeans theory of Indian history in schools along with the modern day fraud data and vocabulary such as ANI (Ancestral north indian) and ASI (Ancestral south indian) as presented by the pseudo-geneticists to further support the Europeans Aryan-Dravidian theory therefore they are continuing to blame their own ancestors and Caste-System for the problems such as slums, poverty etc as created by the Invaders including Europeans to this very day.
      For Example:
      "Our English schools are flourishing wonderfully. No Hindoo who has received an English education ever continues to be sincerely attached to his religion but many profess themselves pure Deists, and some embrace Christianity." - Thomas Babington Macaulay

    • @EnigmaticRealms1
      @EnigmaticRealms1 10 дней назад +5

      @@Nithin90 stop chatting crap. You can't defend this

    • @Nithin90
      @Nithin90 10 дней назад

      The hierarchical societies of the ancient world including Europe or wherever were historically stratified according to Endogamous caste or social systems with groups such as the hereditary monarchy, clergy, tradesmen, and the peasants with unequal privilages, unequal rights etc as sanctioned by law and inherited automatically by their offspring before the modern age as according to the European historians themselves.
      There are Non-Indo-European language speaking Europeans such as the Basques, Finnish etc but the Fraud European geneticists regard these Europeans irrespective of their language family as the collective 'White Race' without any genetic differences in history while dividing the Indians as the mix of two different races to further tarnish our history with the help of their English Educated pseudo-historians, pseudo-geneticists etc of India
      Apollonius Tyanaeus - Greek Traveler 1st Century C.E - "In India i found a race of mortals living upon the Earth, but not adhering to it. Inhabiting cities, but not being fixed to them, possessing everything, but possessed by nothing".

    • @Nithin90
      @Nithin90 10 дней назад +4

      Apollonius Tyanaeus - Greek Traveler 1st Century C.E - "In India i found a race of mortals living upon the Earth, but not adhering to it. Inhabiting cities, but not being fixed to them, possessing everything, but possessed by nothing".
      The hierarchical societies of the ancient world including Europe or wherever were historically stratified according to Endogamous caste or social systems with groups such as the hereditary monarchy, clergy, tradesmen, and the peasants with unequal privilages, unequal rights etc as sanctioned by law and inherited automatically by their offspring before the modern age as according to the European historians themselves.
      There are Non-Indo-European language speaking Europeans such as the Basques, Finnish etc but the Fraud European geneticists regard these Europeans irrespective of their language family as the collective 'White Race' without any genetic differences in history while dividing the Indians as the mix of two different races to further tarnish our history with the help of their English Educated pseudo-historians, pseudo-geneticists etc of India.

  • @KeithSings-b3i
    @KeithSings-b3i 23 дня назад +1006

    wait till he gets to the north east

    • @merf545
      @merf545 21 день назад +6

      North east of where

    • @burnettn7
      @burnettn7 21 день назад +6

      Bangla?

    • @recipesandsongs8050
      @recipesandsongs8050 21 день назад

      North east of India​@@merf545

    • @hrqjornrhbn1281
      @hrqjornrhbn1281 21 день назад +170

      Assam, arunachal, nagaland, mizoram, meghalaya, tripura, Manipur, sikkim🙂
      *DONT TAKE THIS AS A FACT BUT AS A COMMENT FROM A NORMAL PERSON, DO YOUR RESEARCH*
      We are nationally Indians... But many of our ancestory comes from Mongolian descent and not from the mainland India... With colonization of the British... There definitely has been a mix but as you can see that seems to be a very small time for genetic mix compared to the time periods being compared here.
      Edit: I mean no offense to anyone I love India and I am happy that arunachal is a part of India, I wouldn't have it any other way.
      Also sorry, if my knowledge is wrong, I really appreciate everyone correcting me.
      Also I believed the Mongolian theory because when I googled Mongolian people, they all had black hair and faces like my local people, if someone gave me the picture of a Mongolian person from Google and asked me if he looked arunachali my answer would def be a yes 🙃. I didn't feel the same with other asian faces like thai, Phillipines etc. maybe it was cause of the pictures available on Google of Mongolian people are very tribal history type which is what I expect when I search arunachal people... My bias I am sorry.
      Once again thanks everyone for your correction.

    • @subratanandy2142
      @subratanandy2142 21 день назад +59

      ​@@burnettn7 Bangla is the most mixed because people never really stopped mixing ( except for some very orthodox Brahmin who are definitely not the majority). Nobody in Bengal would ever stop their kids from marrying someone because " oh he/ she has a different ethnicity/ caste".

  • @ssdaqwe2578
    @ssdaqwe2578 23 дня назад +93

    There are thousands of endogamous communities( called as caste or tribe) of various sizes with specific geographic population distribution, there is no endogamous community distributed at every part of India. Even the Brahmins from different regions don't marry with each other even when they called Brahmins by others.

    • @Comment27560
      @Comment27560 21 день назад +4

      caste system was wrong. change my mind

    • @udayraj6976
      @udayraj6976 21 день назад +18

      ​@@Comment27560caste system is wrong and what you percieve as caste system is also wrong.
      socialism, capitalism, pure marxism and so on, all these concepts were designed for the betterment of people living within a society but all them developed flaws overtime.
      so much so that democracies do not like commies, but they both were designed for betterment.
      every thought gets corrupted over time due to human flaws, so how do you judge which system is better?
      varna vyavastha= category system.
      europeans saw this system when it was in its worst form and so they got a chance to look down upon us.
      it is still prevalent in rural india but will take a few more generations to get significantly eradicated, cause the horrors of caste system are true.

    • @ssdaqwe2578
      @ssdaqwe2578 21 день назад +2

      @@Comment27560 I am not supporting anything just explaining how things are in Indian society, every caste lives in his silo and people just don't care.

    • @Flying_Spaghetti_Monsterr
      @Flying_Spaghetti_Monsterr 21 день назад +8

      ​@@Comment27560 Democracy is bad too. Society is bad too

    • @krishnaats7141
      @krishnaats7141 20 дней назад +1

      ​@@Comment27560ya it is. Now what? Every civilization has its baggage. And yet, beyond what was done to other civilization by the west, nobody even comes close to that

  • @abinyturbo4x476
    @abinyturbo4x476 15 дней назад +3

    No in Europe you can distinguish South from North and even Central quite well...Europe also had a cast system and different class model....

    • @tpower1912
      @tpower1912 14 дней назад

      That's nothing to do with what he said

    • @abinyturbo4x476
      @abinyturbo4x476 14 дней назад +2

      @@tpower1912 Of course he is talking about mixing of population and genetics....and this isn't also so much the case in Europe if you look at it as a whole region....you need to remember size of country/ region also matters...but of course cast system or class differences matters a lot too

  • @SteviiLove
    @SteviiLove 19 дней назад +86

    My fiancé had an Indian doctor who also jad the last name Patel.
    He retired and went back to India to support his brother who was the whole reason he was able to come to America and become a doctor in the first place.

    • @LewisAvinash
      @LewisAvinash 18 дней назад

      Indians care, never forget who helped them!

    • @lovelle263
      @lovelle263 17 дней назад +10

      Why are u telling us this story? J don't see how it adds anything to the conversation of genetics

    • @sweet_misery
      @sweet_misery 15 дней назад

      ​@@lovelle263 perhaps she understands what racist fuvkers are trying to do here in comment section & telling how stereotyping isn't gonna help their case as most indians are pretty good individuals.

    • @Nithin90
      @Nithin90 10 дней назад

      “The people of north India and south India are of the same facial features and hair, and resemble the Egyptians and Ethiopians in Colour” - Strabo - 1st Century B.C
      The ancient travelers of India since the 3rd Century B.C such as the Europeans, Chinese etc have all collectively referred to the people of the Indian subcontinent (i.e Hindus, Hendus, Yintus etc) from the Brahmanas (Ex. Brachmanes in Greek) to the Chandalas (Ex. Chanchalos in Chinese) in their own historical accounts as For Example, the Greek traveler Megasthenes since the 3rd Century B.C have stated that "It is not permitted for one caste (i.e Genos in Greek) to contract marriage with another caste".
      India was a great civilisation irrespective of Caste-System as attested by the ancient Greek travelers themselves whereas the Modern English Educated Indian Hindus continue to be brainwashed by the Europeans theory of Indian history in schools along with the modern day fraud data and vocabulary such as ANI (Ancestral north indian) and ASI (Ancestral south indian) as presented by the pseudo-geneticists to further support the Europeans Aryan-Dravidian theory therefore they are continuing to blame their own ancestors and Caste-System for the problems such as slums, poverty etc as created by the Invaders including Europeans to this very day.
      For Example:
      "Our English schools are flourishing wonderfully. No Hindoo who has received an English education ever continues to be sincerely attached to his religion but many profess themselves pure Deists, and some embrace Christianity." - Thomas Babington Macaulay

    • @Nithin90
      @Nithin90 10 дней назад

      “The people of north India and south India are of the same facial features and hair, and resemble the Egyptians and Ethiopians in Colour” - Strabo - 1st Century B.C
      The ancient travelers of India since the 3rd Century B.C such as the Europeans, Chinese etc have all collectively referred to the people of the Indian subcontinent (i.e Hindus, Hendus, Yintus etc) from the Brahmanas (Ex. Brachmanes in Greek) to the Chandalas (Ex. Chanchalos in Chinese) in their own historical accounts as For Example, the Greek traveler Megasthenes since the 3rd Century B.C have stated that "It is not permitted for one caste (i.e Genos in Greek) to contract marriage with another caste".
      India was a great civilisation irrespective of Caste-System as attested by the ancient Greek travelers themselves whereas the Modern English Educated Indian Hindus continue to be brainwashed by the Europeans theory of Indian history in schools along with the modern day fraud data and vocabulary such as ANI (Ancestral north indian) and ASI (Ancestral south indian) as presented by the pseudo-geneticists to further support the Europeans Aryan-Dravidian theory therefore they are continuing to blame their own ancestors and Caste-System for the problems such as slums, poverty etc as created by the Invaders including Europeans to this very day.
      For Example:
      "Our English schools are flourishing wonderfully. No Hindoo who has received an English education ever continues to be sincerely attached to his religion but many profess themselves pure Deists, and some embrace Christianity." - Thomas Babington Macaulay

  • @prithvisharma2106
    @prithvisharma2106 18 дней назад +11

    Some people still won't understand the difference between the Caste and Varna system.

  • @vickyyounghensley1269
    @vickyyounghensley1269 19 дней назад +20

    This man is an amazing researcher and so articulate.

  • @gisellav2351
    @gisellav2351 2 дня назад

    I dont know.... but i felt hypnotized by his voice. I love how he explains and the tone of his voice. 😍

  • @rohitburagohain9499
    @rohitburagohain9499 23 дня назад +160

    Northeastern indian falls into ancestral what?.

    • @GaroTechy
      @GaroTechy 23 дня назад +3

      We fall into ancestral khan lol king khan bastards

    • @anaesthete5592
      @anaesthete5592 23 дня назад +1

      Neither

    • @dr.woozie7500
      @dr.woozie7500 23 дня назад +91

      They aren’t of indo-Aryan or Dravidian ancestry, they are descended more from Tibetans and Burmese.

    • @nayanbmengr
      @nayanbmengr 23 дня назад

      ​@@dr.woozie7500 60 per cent or more are ancestral ANI. Jeez where do you get your data?

    • @h0rn3d_h1st0r1an
      @h0rn3d_h1st0r1an 22 дня назад +25

      @@dr.woozie7500depends actually. There are some northeast Indians who are descended from north and East Indians, but you are mostly correct. It’s mostly Tibeto Burman Austro Asiatic and Tai ancestry

  • @haglong144
    @haglong144 20 дней назад +206

    Yet the majority continue this crap cast and can't stop discrimination against each other. 🤔

    • @ЭдгарРожков
      @ЭдгарРожков 20 дней назад +36

      Because there are institutional mechanisms like Reservations that prevent mixing.

    • @aouyiu
      @aouyiu 19 дней назад

      caste*

    • @sarojkudas6684
      @sarojkudas6684 19 дней назад +28

      ​@@ЭдгарРожковyeah upper caste people had 100% reservation for 3000 years... There when discrimination started...

    • @jhonhoppins522
      @jhonhoppins522 19 дней назад +1

      Most modern Indians don't follow it only older people do

    • @namastehindustan9879
      @namastehindustan9879 19 дней назад

      ​@@sarojkudas6684 wrong, this is a fake history. Read real history of islamic invaders and european colonization

  • @universal_citizen
    @universal_citizen 18 дней назад +13

    To those watching this video about casteism:

    The topic being discussed here touches on population genetics, specifically the structure of the Indian population in light of the human genome. I hope this video encourages you to think critically and beyond just absorbing knowledge. We need to expand our understanding and challenge certain outdated beliefs.
    The caste system, a social construct, can be observed at the genetic level in the Indian population. If you're familiar with the basics of DNA, you know it's made up of four molecules, or "letters," A, T, G, and C. The arrangement of these letters forms our genome. As humans, we have 3 billion base pairs of this code that make us who we are. Incredibly, all humans are 99.9% genetically identical to one another. This fact alone should make us realize that we are not as different as we might think-we are a single species. Dividing people by caste, religion, or even borders is unnecessary; these divisions serve primarily as administrative conveniences.
    Consider this: the genetic similarity between humans and chimpanzees is around 98-99%. We have 46 chromosomes, while chimpanzees have 48. Our chromosome 2 originated from the fusion of two ancestral chromosomes, corresponding to chromosomes 2a and 2b in chimpanzees. This demonstrates our close evolutionary relationship. We share a common ancestor with chimpanzees from about 6 million years ago.
    Many species of human-like ancestors lived from that time until now. Contrary to what religious texts suggest, Homo sapiens-our species-appeared on Earth about 300,000 years ago. You can verify this yourself by checking scientific literature. We have fossil evidence, and more importantly, we have genetic evidence, which is studied through phylogenetics and phylogenomics.
    What I want you to take away from this is that we are just another species-Homo sapiens-like any other animal. Many other Homo species, like Neanderthals and Denisovans, lived alongside us but went extinct. Before them, species like Homo erectus and Homo habilis existed. We are just animals who, through evolutionary pressures, developed an advanced brain. This allowed us to survive by cooperating in large numbers, imagining things that don't exist, and creating shared stories and beliefs.
    However, don't mistake this for superiority. We simply evolved a specific trait that helped us survive. Just like cheetahs are fast, parrots can see more shades of green than we can, and eels navigate using the Earth's magnetic field. All living things are connected by the same four DNA letters-A, T, G, and C.
    To conclude: We are a species that developed agriculture only about 10,000 years ago, which transformed our culture and population growth. With agriculture came the development of languages, religions, borders, and even money. Keep in mind that all these are fictional realities created by our evolved brain over time. Our brain, while intelligent, is also wired with biases that make us blindly believe and confirm certain ideas, including religious beliefs. This happens because our brain is designed to seek patterns, find agents, and introspect.
    We were intelligent even during the Stone Age, but without science, we created worldviews based on religion. It's hard to make everyone think this way because people tend to resist anything that challenges their beliefs. I’m not here to debate, but rather to share a perspective. Take a moment to reflect on it and come to your own conclusions.

    • @myown2101
      @myown2101 17 дней назад

      Your information is outdated. Based on the latest genetic research humans did not evolve from one human species and definitely do not have a common relative with chimpanzees. It also revealed a lot about Indian casts in genetic terms and shattered world wide beliefs about the connection between human evolution and development of agriculture.

    • @bryanutility9609
      @bryanutility9609 15 дней назад

      Ugly people to the bottom

  • @billtev9846
    @billtev9846 17 дней назад +7

    He left out pictures of the many dark Indians on that map.

    • @Nithin90
      @Nithin90 10 дней назад

      “The people of north India and south India are of the same facial features and hair, and resemble the Egyptians and Ethiopians in Colour” - Strabo - 1st Century B.C
      The ancient travelers of India since the 3rd Century B.C such as the Europeans, Chinese etc have all collectively referred to the people of the Indian subcontinent (i.e Hindus, Hendus, Yintus etc) from the Brahmanas (Ex. Brachmanes in Greek) to the Chandalas (Ex. Chanchalos in Chinese) in their own historical accounts as For Example, the Greek traveler Megasthenes since the 3rd Century B.C have stated that "It is not permitted for one caste (i.e Genos in Greek) to contract marriage with another caste".
      India was a great civilisation irrespective of Caste-System as attested by the ancient Greek travelers themselves whereas the Modern English Educated Indian Hindus continue to be brainwashed by the Europeans theory of Indian history in schools along with the modern day fraud data and vocabulary such as ANI (Ancestral north indian) and ASI (Ancestral south indian) as presented by the pseudo-geneticists to further support the Europeans Aryan-Dravidian theory therefore they are continuing to blame their own ancestors and Caste-System for the problems such as slums, poverty etc as created by the Invaders including Europeans to this very day.
      For Example:
      "Our English schools are flourishing wonderfully. No Hindoo who has received an English education ever continues to be sincerely attached to his religion but many profess themselves pure Deists, and some embrace Christianity." - Thomas Babington Macaulay

  • @iamdigory
    @iamdigory 24 дня назад +182

    Does that mean each cast is mainly in a specific part of India? I thought all the casts were all over?

    • @kimjong-z3n
      @kimjong-z3n 24 дня назад +89

      @@iamdigory no...every castes exist in all of india.
      North Indians just have more of ANI descent than south with ASI descent. These categories exist due to varying degree of intermixing between the natives, indus valley people and aryans.
      Caste has got nothing to do with it.
      Also North indians had more connections to west asia due to direct land routes, hence more of central asian ancestry than the south indians.

    • @updownleftrightasdw8423
      @updownleftrightasdw8423 24 дня назад +9

      ​@kimjong-z3n Ani you mean aryans? Really aryans invaded india and interbred with the dravidians

    • @kimjong-z3n
      @kimjong-z3n 24 дня назад +64

      @@updownleftrightasdw8423 ani is not aryans.
      Also aryan invasion theory has been debunked multiple times, more accepted theory is that they migrated during the time period when indus valley civilisation was in a decline.

    • @daksh6388
      @daksh6388 24 дня назад +32

      Caste isn't even one thing, it can be your clan, ancestry, profession, literally any identity you had was called caste under british census. And he is wrong when he says caste is the reason for genetic gradient.Endogamy became a thing in India only after 3rd century CE. For some reason which is not clear. And The reason patels have higher central Asian DNA could be because alot of business communities of Gujarat, patels being one of them lived in Central Asia before they were kicked out under soviet Union.

    • @user-yt3xd2jl6d
      @user-yt3xd2jl6d 24 дня назад

      ​@@updownleftrightasdw8423The first to mix with the Indians were the Iranian farmers, the first Indian or Harappan civilization, is 65% Iranian farmers and 35% AASI, the Harappans were ANI. The Harappans mixed with the AASI Dravidians, and gave rise to the ASI. The Harappans continued to mix with Central Asian peoples who had IndoEuropean DNA, forming the DNA of the North Indians.

  • @rvre
    @rvre 18 дней назад +14

    Lmao those AI pictures of “Indian” people is NOT how Indian people look like. Lolllllllll

  • @Alkelly-hh6rv
    @Alkelly-hh6rv 19 дней назад +17

    Basically color of your skin matters a lot.

    • @adarshsingh6313
      @adarshsingh6313 17 дней назад +11

      No, a black person of high caste will be respected more by other high caste than a low caste person of light skin color

    • @Dawah_Help
      @Dawah_Help 17 дней назад +3

      @@adarshsingh6313 VARNA = colour/ physical form. So naturally the APARTHEID frozen from 2-3000 years ago would have an increased probability of lighter phenotypes among the twice born, compared to the indigenous aboriginals.
      The systemic PRIVILEGES according to the racial hierarchy of the VARNASHRAMA would percolate down to the cultural sphere.
      Even today, BOLLYWOOD & the 3% ruling elite & colourist has cultural hegemony, except for the odd swallow. Marriage markets are an illustration of this bargaining of the scales. A darker Brahmin is worth far more than his equivalent darker Dalit.
      Countless invasions from outside, irrespective of faith have entrenched this culture of Aryanist supremacism.

    • @bigbucksbeasttt
      @bigbucksbeasttt 17 дней назад

      dumb take

    • @jmab721
      @jmab721 16 дней назад +3

      No lol, stop imposing your dumb race politics on South Asia. Caste is all about SOCIAL discrimination, not the way one looks. You could be the lightest person ever, but if you're from a disadvantaged caste, then you will face discrimination.
      Similarly, if you're very dark, but from upper caste, then you will be praised/treated in high regard.
      The colour based discrimination is a totally different thing, which is related to colonialism in the subcontinent. And also modern media telling people to prefer light skin, globally.

    • @bryanutility9609
      @bryanutility9609 15 дней назад

      White is best still

  • @suraj.yengde
    @suraj.yengde 13 дней назад +1

    read him, met him and heard him. absolutely important research.

    • @iammraat3059
      @iammraat3059 5 дней назад

      It's okay to not mix with everyone under the sun

  • @akshathabhat9780
    @akshathabhat9780 17 дней назад +8

    Number of people mistaking caste with class is concerning.
    According to vedas we have four castes. Brahmins,Kshatriyas, Vaishyas and Shudras. Although it goes way beyond 2000-3000 years. He is talking about genetics. It takes ages for genes to modify and there are multiple reasons that happen. Example: if there are 400 different individuals (each caste 100). People could marry within those 100individuals. Over the years since this process continued there were cases where inbreeding occurred without even noticing. People would not marry anyone from other state or even other culture within same caste and state. So the number is very limited. In fact we also have sub castes which is much smaller group within each castes. Another reason for genetics to be stagnant is obviously because the gene pool remained contained within the community.

  • @sarthakpahwa2964
    @sarthakpahwa2964 7 дней назад +4

    I read the whole Rigveda, couldn’t find the caste system. But indians would believe this white man because he looks intelligent

    • @madmedic7840
      @madmedic7840 6 дней назад

      Stop calling these merchants White people. They are a separate haplogroup from any European man. Be grateful these people dont look enough like you that they can blend in and destroy you from the inside, like they have done to us. Theres a reason they take these sort of professions, so that they can subvert and destroy from an "expert" position. People blindly follow these "experts"

    • @ಮಮತ_onlyone
      @ಮಮತ_onlyone 6 дней назад +1

      Ummmmm read the manusmriti

    • @LMSYass
      @LMSYass 3 дня назад

      ​@@ಮಮತ_onlyone which is not part of rigveda and was written by corrupted leaders in higher positions blame the people not the religion

  • @timmoss5756
    @timmoss5756 19 дней назад +14

    In other words: India’s caste system is enduring the test of time.

    • @bryanutility9609
      @bryanutility9609 15 дней назад

      Nobody wants to touch some people 😂

    • @oootkarsh
      @oootkarsh 9 дней назад

      Caste system is useless and divisive today.

  • @FANSasFRIENDS
    @FANSasFRIENDS 18 дней назад +4

    Well caste system is based on concept of purity pollution, and unlike many things it's refusing to die out, perhaps it has now adapted itself according to modern times

    • @bryanutility9609
      @bryanutility9609 15 дней назад

      Why would anyone want to be black?

    • @lemuhuru
      @lemuhuru 10 дней назад

      ​@@bryanutility9609 Most people enjoy their darker complexion. We often ask, why would anyone want to be pale, I'm personally repulsed by the feet of such people.
      Dark skinned people appear as a natural product of Earth, you know those actually designed to stand before the powerful Sun have dominant phenotypes for the planet.
      Recessive genes in pale people can't withstand the very energy source of Earth, not for very long at least without being penalized with skin cancer.
      Darker skin tones are simply more suitable for adaptability in all of the worlds environments. Our skin age less and appear healthy over the years. Pale people age quickly, these are all basic truths.

  • @killerboba
    @killerboba 18 дней назад +7

    Religion. Holding back human kind

    • @lollo_C
      @lollo_C 18 дней назад

      Clearly not religion just racism

  • @YouTubeMinion
    @YouTubeMinion 17 дней назад +23

    1) Rig Veda is much ancient
    2) Vedas don't have the caste system which you see today

    • @namansharma3420
      @namansharma3420 13 дней назад +5

      Yep bro you are right even people here can't differentiate between caste system and castism

    • @Nithin90
      @Nithin90 10 дней назад +1

      “The people of north India and south India are of the same facial features and hair, and resemble the Egyptians and Ethiopians in Colour” - Strabo - 1st Century B.C
      The ancient travelers of India since the 3rd Century B.C such as the Europeans, Chinese etc have all collectively referred to the people of the Indian subcontinent (i.e Hindus, Hendus, Yintus etc) from the Brahmanas (Ex. Brachmanes in Greek) to the Chandalas (Ex. Chanchalos in Chinese) in their own historical accounts as For Example, the Greek traveler Megasthenes since the 3rd Century B.C have stated that "It is not permitted for one caste (i.e Genos in Greek) to contract marriage with another caste".
      India was a great civilisation irrespective of Caste-System as attested by the ancient Greek travelers themselves whereas the Modern English Educated Indian Hindus continue to be brainwashed by the Europeans theory of Indian history in schools along with the modern day fraud data and vocabulary such as ANI (Ancestral north indian) and ASI (Ancestral south indian) as presented by the pseudo-geneticists to further support the Europeans Aryan-Dravidian theory therefore they are continuing to blame their own ancestors and Caste-System for the problems such as slums, poverty etc as created by the Invaders including Europeans to this very day.
      For Example:
      "Our English schools are flourishing wonderfully. No Hindoo who has received an English education ever continues to be sincerely attached to his religion but many profess themselves pure Deists, and some embrace Christianity." - Thomas Babington Macaulay

  • @DesiEdit_Reaction
    @DesiEdit_Reaction День назад +1

    Rigveda has no mention of a rigid caste system, caste system's
    earliest instance come in mauryan empire and the caste system which was rigid and oppressive it was formed during gupta's

  • @mounika3613
    @mounika3613 20 дней назад +65

    He stopped making sense to me after the second sentence. I watched the video 3 times and didn't understand a word.

    • @SukacitaYeremia
      @SukacitaYeremia 20 дней назад +24

      Do you understand how having two different things mix gets you something that's an equal mix of both stuff in one? You'd expect that to happen in India because the north and south is different, and they were marrying each other. But the caste class system and culture prevents this to happen quickly. So instead of getting a population that has a well mixed traits from both north and south India, what happens is like pouring syrup into water and, instead of stirring it, you wait for the thick syrup to dissolve slowly into the water around it. It should look like there's a fading of color from the transparent water above, slowly picking up the colour of the syrup as you trace it down near where the dense syrup sits at the bottom.

    • @pvp6077
      @pvp6077 19 дней назад

      He's saying the population segregated themselves by marriage while living on the same land.
      In America, while slavery was active, there was significant mixing of race due to slave traffickers forcing themselves on victims, to the point where they had to make laws legally defining how much genetic mixture there needs to be for a child to be considered of a different race (50/50 European and African was legally "black", all the way down to 80/20, it was called the "Just one drop" laws, as in "just one drop of African blood makes you legally black"). You could have blond hair, blue eyes, and pale skin, but legally be considered "black" and kept in slavery, or discriminated against by right of law, both before and after the fall of chattel slavery (many laws were invented explicitly to target black men in order to imprison them, the only legally enshrined slavery still allowed in the USA, look it up).
      If that trend had continued, almost all decendants of Africans in North America would be paler than Zendaya by this point, without the constant influx of hundreds of thousands of kidnapped Africans every year. But after slavery ended, former traffickers no longer had unfettered access to black women, and black men suspected of even glancing at a white woman were lynched (literally, look it up) and interracial marriage was banned by law.
      There was a sudden halt to natural genetic mixing by putting a literal death sentence on people for engaging in consensual relationships, while failing to punish certain people for continuing to force non-consensual relationships on others, but making sure that society mistreats the victims thereof.
      It took until the 70s, I believe, to decriminalize interracial marriage across all States. Maybe even later. Now suddenly we're seeing a lot more mixed race people and conservatives are shocked and appalled we're making choices based on individuals not based on racial monoliths.

    • @jonboner2987
      @jonboner2987 19 дней назад +9

      ​@@SukacitaYeremia Both you and the guy in the video are wrong. The labeling of "North" India is not only superficial af (since what north part are they talking about?), but it's also incorrect. The guy in the video forgot to mention that Iranian-hinter gatherers and aboriginal tribal davidians mixed, causing that gradient throughout the country. It isnt just the two groups mentioned in the video. Moreover, most of North India is mainly dark skinned as well, which isnt accounted for by just caste regulations. The same is seen in the "south".

    • @ot7boooriginal747
      @ot7boooriginal747 19 дней назад

      Are you uneducated? Or a educated illiterate? Or Are u a north Indian?

    • @truthteller313
      @truthteller313 19 дней назад

      Look at the Pic

  • @c.galindo9639
    @c.galindo9639 17 дней назад +8

    Seems like a great bit of knowledge and history to delve into for further in depth analysis. Neat

    • @seaa218
      @seaa218 7 дней назад +1

      At your own risk. Some facts are horrible and some facts are skewed based on your source

    • @c.galindo9639
      @c.galindo9639 4 дня назад

      @@seaa218 I never said it wouldn’t be although thanks for the input that also shouldn’t be overlooked

  • @bryanutility9609
    @bryanutility9609 15 дней назад +3

    The difference is that people in Europe are all Europeans the same people who went into India and created the caste system. Can you guess who’s at the top?

    • @mr.nobody1115
      @mr.nobody1115 15 дней назад +2

      That's how you blame everything on europe 😂 try to accept the wrong thing that did by your forefathers

    • @bryanutility9609
      @bryanutility9609 15 дней назад

      @@mr.nobody1115 I’m not blaming Europe. I’m praising them. The blending he’s talking about in Europe were all of the same stock genetically.

    • @bryanutility9609
      @bryanutility9609 15 дней назад

      @@mr.nobody1115 India is was Europeans blending with Asian stock. His comparison is dubious.

    • @mr.nobody1115
      @mr.nobody1115 15 дней назад

      @@bryanutility9609 I don't understand what you're trying to say?

    • @bryanutility9609
      @bryanutility9609 15 дней назад

      @@mr.nobody1115 He says Europe all mixed into one but India didn’t. Well Europe are all white & Indian isn’t. India is a mix and therefore didn’t blend. Same reason why Americans don’t all blend into one as people are too different why would we all want to blend together?

  • @Simbu.
    @Simbu. 15 дней назад +2

    In the state Tamil Nadu, they abolished the use of caste name as the surname. So, currently they use their father's name as surname. That's why you can see so many non-Tamil Indians have more common and wide spread surname like Patel, Sharma, Modi, Reddy, Gowda, etc.. these names are associated with caste.

  • @lindam7430
    @lindam7430 18 дней назад +6

    Interesting that the caste system prevented many people from having a better gene pool.

  • @dt6822
    @dt6822 23 дня назад +14

    Except the map of Europe shows Y-HAPLO similarity which forms like 0.01% of a person's DNA and is not what he said. He said population collapsing to a point - like in Europe - which has nothing to do with the Y haplo. Europeans are almost identical in every way across the continent - EXCEPT on the Y-chromosomal haplo group - And that's exactly the map you choose to demonstrate their similarity. Some people just don't understand anything

    • @jack.koff-
      @jack.koff- 22 дня назад +5

      we also share 95% of our DNA with chimpanzees

    • @Jaegerrants
      @Jaegerrants 22 дня назад

      And here I have been just joking Finland is the backwoods of civilisation... we're barely eyuropean acording to that map :D

    • @FortniteBlaster2
      @FortniteBlaster2 22 дня назад

      @@jack.koff- 98% with chimps, 99.5% with Sub-Saharan Africans

    • @serphystus
      @serphystus 22 дня назад

      Are you aware all humans share like 99,999999999% of their DNA? You clearly dont ahahhahahaha

    • @teoleno4019
      @teoleno4019 20 дней назад +1

      Baltic languages are related to sanscript and we also have rig vedas.

  • @archive_art
    @archive_art 20 дней назад +11

    Basically gujaratis are like bees, they work in communities. So when you see a patel or a desai or a panchal etc etc in any foreign country there's a good chance that they already have relatives/close friends there if not that then there's a good chance that in coming years when they become permanent citizen of that country they will come back to india and marry the person of their community and bring them back to abroad (mostly in case of men) or their parents will use their contacts to find a person of their community who is already settled there (there is good chance of them finding one sooner than any of you can find a partner😂) Also they are family oriented so they keep calling their parents/grandparents to them, sometimes even settle with them so mostly you'll find alot of gujaratis of same surname in a particular area of a foreign country.

    • @SudhanshuKumar-b7o
      @SudhanshuKumar-b7o 18 дней назад +1

      Is it bad?

    • @MoonStar1811
      @MoonStar1811 18 дней назад +1

      We Gujis are the best 👑😎 let’s just be honest 🥇💎

    • @archive_art
      @archive_art 15 дней назад

      @@SudhanshuKumar-b7o not at all. sometimes maybe you'll feel like an outsider with a bunch of them but it's not intentional. they just bond better with their own people.

  • @Adityabikramnayak
    @Adityabikramnayak 11 дней назад +2

    In my caste there are both patels and nayak, we marry according to varna and cousin marriage is prohibited.

  • @shubhankar41
    @shubhankar41 14 дней назад +4

    I have serious doubts about this man’s integrity.

  • @stormyskye2681
    @stormyskye2681 17 дней назад +9

    The Rigveda has made it clear caste by birth was not followed. It developed in the later Vedic ages (There are 4 vedas)

    • @oootkarsh
      @oootkarsh 9 дней назад

      It developed to divide people so they won't question the authority of so called higher castes of kings and priests.

    • @ಮಮತ_onlyone
      @ಮಮತ_onlyone 6 дней назад

      But manusmriti enforced it eh

  • @kiyotakaayanokouji7339
    @kiyotakaayanokouji7339 20 дней назад +12

    In the Rigveda, there is a reference to the Varna Vyavastha (caste system) in the Purusha Sukta (Rigveda 10.90). This hymn talks about the cosmic being (Purusha) from whose body the four varnas (classes) were created. The relevant verse is:
    ब्राह्मणोऽस्य मुखमासीद् बाहू राजन्यः कृतः।
    ऊरू तदस्य यद्वैश्यः पद्भ्यां शूद्रो अजायत।।
    4 varn
    1. Brahmin (priest)
    2.Rajanya (warrior)
    3.vaishya (merchant)
    4.shudra (Labour)
    They are varn and interchangeable.

    • @limitedgamer9622
      @limitedgamer9622 20 дней назад +2

      Rig Veda was written in 1464 AD

    • @kiyotakaayanokouji7339
      @kiyotakaayanokouji7339 20 дней назад +1

      @@limitedgamer9622 bhimta hai kya

    • @hi123zer0
      @hi123zer0 20 дней назад +3

      Varna and caste is different.... Varna is what you work and caste is you are born too... CASTE concept was named by Britishers so they can understand easily

    • @limitedgamer9622
      @limitedgamer9622 20 дней назад

      @@kiyotakaayanokouji7339 UNESCO ki carbondating h bro

    • @krishnaats7141
      @krishnaats7141 20 дней назад +1

      ​@limitedgamer9622 nahi rei, kal hi likha tha mei.. bor ho raha tha.. to likh liya pura.. old Sanskrit Vedic Sanskrit ke shabd isthemal karke. 😂😂. Aur time machine me bhej diya 1464. Fir manuscripts banake alag alag jagaho me rakh diya.

  • @imaminidonut2792
    @imaminidonut2792 День назад

    Oh wow.. I'm trying to understand but it seems that my tiny little brain isn't allow me to.
    Too much comments stating different opinions, some said it's because of class, some said colorism,some said it's caste not class...
    * Blurs*
    I'll probably come back and watch again (if it reappears) once I'm equipped with some knowledge of it.
    But thank you so much for the video. It is very very interesting to know how DNA actually spreads across the colour in gradient for India 😊
    That's pretty cool .

  • @ayushboruah8657
    @ayushboruah8657 23 дня назад +44

    Arey bhai kehna kya chahte ho?

    • @why-pu6on
      @why-pu6on 23 дня назад +10

      Intercaste marriage nahi ho raha hai ye kehna chahta hai

    • @ayushboruah8657
      @ayushboruah8657 22 дня назад +4

      @@why-pu6on mere yaha to ho rha hai bhot

    • @XwwXr
      @XwwXr 21 день назад

      Lower caste people have worst genetics..

    • @swaggychicken.
      @swaggychicken. 20 дней назад +15

      Did you even pass middle school?

    • @sowmya186
      @sowmya186 20 дней назад

      😂😂​@@why-pu6on

  • @DarWin-dp8xq
    @DarWin-dp8xq 20 дней назад +7

    Caste is never mentioned in any Hindu text.Varna's are. Do not mix the two!

    • @PuspanjaliDuraipandi
      @PuspanjaliDuraipandi 20 дней назад +10

      varna is class system than resulted in caste system too

    • @DarWin-dp8xq
      @DarWin-dp8xq 20 дней назад +4

      @@PuspanjaliDuraipandi Incorrect. Do your homework.

    • @Endgame-ef4wp
      @Endgame-ef4wp 18 дней назад +6

      Varna is caste system two different word with same outcome. So stop your propaganda of whitewashing your crime of creating caste system.

    • @DarWin-dp8xq
      @DarWin-dp8xq 18 дней назад +3

      @@Endgame-ef4wp Incorrect. Do your homework. You are the one whitewashing the culture of Bharat. Where ever you are getting the fodder for this narrative, cease consulting it and spreading lies. Educate yourself.

    • @Endgame-ef4wp
      @Endgame-ef4wp 18 дней назад

      @@DarWin-dp8xq what a clown you're 🤡. Culture of Bharat?? You mean caste system and Hinduism/castesim India is the epicenter of discrimination and crimes. After spreading castesim and enjoying ancestral loots and caste privileges commenting on caste system??🤡 Varna is what caste system is today no difference bookish meaning doesn't mean anything what I see is actions in real world and what I see is increasing castesim. You need to come out of your strawberry Bharat and see the real "Bharat" that's full of castesim and religious hypocrites. Reading books written by casteist people is like criminals justifying crimes because their master told them is was right. Your propaganda of whitewashing your crimes of creating caste system will not work anymore. In this digital world every news related to castesim can be accessed by anyone and everyone so stop fooling others and yourself hypocrite. After identifying "gotra" thousands years back and you say Varna and caste are different 🤡

  • @Mirrale
    @Mirrale 17 дней назад +2

    During picture day at my high school, the Principal would call down people in alphabetical order over the intercom. When he got to P though, he would first call down everyone with the last name “Patel” and then the rest of the Ps separately because there were too many.
    This is in Canada btw.

  • @vijaysinghpatel3156
    @vijaysinghpatel3156 20 дней назад +6

    The last name 'Patel' thing can be highly innacurate,like people with surname 'Patel' may not be from Gujrat lest ingage in buisness,in India or own a motel when they move to US.
    Not to forget how two communities with same surnames may have different status in different regions of the country.
    I am from Uttar Pradesh,my family also uses the 'Patel' surname as you can see but I also use the 'Singh' surname,my caste or subcaste consists of people who own their land and are farmers by profession.
    Considering surnames as to indentify communities or lineage can be highly incorrect as many my relatives even in my extended family may not use the surname 'Patel',but instead use the surname 'Singh',which is also used by some of the upper castes.

    • @Dawah_Help
      @Dawah_Help 17 дней назад

      Life & humanity are far more complex than reductive absolutism, but without simplistic models we often can be overwhelmed by the chaos of a lack of comprehension.

    • @vijaysinghpatel3156
      @vijaysinghpatel3156 16 дней назад

      @@Dawah_Help Absolutely true.

  • @amarnaths3014
    @amarnaths3014 21 день назад +10

    Can someone please point out where exactly, i mean the exact verse, Shloka including Chapter number and Shloka number, in original Sanskrit, where caste system is mentioned. Please be very specific. If more than one, please point all of them.

    • @ripsanskrit3609
      @ripsanskrit3609 20 дней назад

      RV 10.90.11-12) is the earliest reference to the division of society into four classes, or varnas, based on the sacrifice of the primordial being Purusha:
      Brahmins: The priests, who came from Purusha's mouth
      Kshatriyas: The warrior rulers, who came from Purusha's arms
      Vaishyas: The commoners, such as landowners and merchants, who came from Purusha's thighs
      Shudras: The laborers and servants, who came from Purusha's feet

    • @amarnaths3014
      @amarnaths3014 20 дней назад +5

      @@ripsanskrit3609 This is Varna. Varna is not caste.
      Jaati is caste. Am specifically looking for the word Jaati in the Vedas. Please point it out.

    • @kalaidoscopez5388
      @kalaidoscopez5388 11 дней назад +1

      ​@@amarnaths3014 are you a supremacist?

    • @amarnaths3014
      @amarnaths3014 11 дней назад

      @@kalaidoscopez5388 O God! Had to look up a dictionary to understand what a 'supremacist' means.
      Certainly no, i am NOT a supremacist. Curious to know what made you to infer so?

    • @ಮಮತ_onlyone
      @ಮಮತ_onlyone 6 дней назад +1

      Bro forgot manusmriti

  • @doug6500
    @doug6500 15 дней назад +17

    I'm sure Indians will somehow blame this 3000 year old phenomena on the British.

    • @gauravshah89
      @gauravshah89 14 дней назад +6

      He is fooling you. Every where genetics varies with geography. What he is saying is a geographical phenomenon.
      But he is associating it with caste (a Portuguese concept) and then imposing it on India without any evidence.
      He is mixing geography with a Portuguese concept.

    • @krishanchetan4496
      @krishanchetan4496 14 дней назад +2

      ​@@gauravshah89 so, you say that there's no racial difference between Kashmir pandit and a gond aadivasi?

    • @krishanchetan4496
      @krishanchetan4496 14 дней назад

      Otherwise, it shatters their dream of establishing tanatan lindu rashtra

    • @gauravshah89
      @gauravshah89 14 дней назад +1

      @@krishanchetan4496 there is diff due to geographical distance.

    • @gauravshah89
      @gauravshah89 14 дней назад +1

      @@krishanchetan4496 kashmiri vanavaasi and gond vanavaasi are genetically as different as Italian is to a Swedish.
      Culturally both are hindu.

  • @LovingAtlanta
    @LovingAtlanta День назад +1

    👍Wow, this is so interesting.

  • @bestfriends8736
    @bestfriends8736 20 дней назад +13

    i didnt understand a word he said (im indian btw)

    • @gideonros2705
      @gideonros2705 20 дней назад +7

      The further mixing of two different populations of Indian stopped 3000 years as the cast system was introduced. Resulting in a frozen picture of a population as it existed at the introduction of the cast system.

    • @VmV2017
      @VmV2017 19 дней назад

      Most north, south indians dont marry

    • @samarthpawar1504
      @samarthpawar1504 19 дней назад +1

      ​@@gideonros2705there was no such thing as caste 3000 years ago😂
      Also castes were spread throughout india, if what he says is true, then there should be differences among different castes but homogenousness in the caste itself.
      We don't find that either.

    • @arigodut
      @arigodut 18 дней назад

      Over time people from different regions of a country will get married and their genetic DNA will mix great a new population of genetically diverse people. In India, what happens naturally when people move closer to each other and the population grows stopped about 2-3 thousand years ago because the caste system was introduced. So instead of mix marriages, people stayed within their ethnic groups: North and South. So you don’t see generic variety. He used France as the example because people are so mixed because there weren’t such defined ethnic categorizations placed on them so it becomes hard to separate people genetically they are a blend. Whereas India is a “gradient” there is clear distinction breaks in the population people. If the caste system was truly abolished, not only by law but in real life practices, then this will change over time. Sadly, while illegal the Caste System is still practiced in some parts of India.

    • @Dawah_Help
      @Dawah_Help 17 дней назад

      @@samarthpawar1504 VARNA is the native term I believe?

  • @-Tijani-
    @-Tijani- 14 дней назад +6

    Internalized racism.

  • @AnmolTiwari-vz4cq
    @AnmolTiwari-vz4cq 18 дней назад +8

    I'm a Kanyakubj Brahman of the North Indian plains. My ancestors have been living on the banks of Ganges since eternity. The Vedas were revealed to them, they composed every major philosophical, metaphysical, scientific, cultural and religious concepts of Bharat, that is Indian subcontinent.

    • @prabha6886
      @prabha6886 17 дней назад +4

      Ok to ab kya kare tumhare ancestors ko pranam ahsaan kr diya tumhare ancestors ne hum pe

    • @lulul0l039
      @lulul0l039 17 дней назад +3

      This feels a bit like 'Main Character syndrome' post.

    • @Dawah_Help
      @Dawah_Help 17 дней назад +1

      "My ancestors have been living on the banks of Ganges since eternity."
      > That is your claim, what is the evidential basis to support that claim?

    • @AnmolTiwari-vz4cq
      @AnmolTiwari-vz4cq 15 дней назад

      @@prabha6886 why are you getting triggered, Mr nobody?

    • @AnmolTiwari-vz4cq
      @AnmolTiwari-vz4cq 15 дней назад

      @@Dawah_Help why would I prove anything to you?

  • @priyanks91
    @priyanks91 15 дней назад

    I've read his books and the milestone research paper this podcast comes from !
    He changed the historical discourse

  • @devamjani8041
    @devamjani8041 12 дней назад +5

    The caste system is a british colonial imposition. India has Varna system which was based solely on occupation, NOT birth. And you would change your caste if you changed your occupation. The word caste is a Spanish word.

    • @emmu1932
      @emmu1932 11 дней назад

      It is a fact.

  • @harshadapatil4666
    @harshadapatil4666 15 дней назад +5

    Disagreed, Caste is a word from Portuguese origin which meant race, breed, family. There's is no caste system in Indian texts, ancient Indians had 'varna' system, which basically classifies individuals into four categories based on their inclination towards work based on their own body, mind and energy composition. A brahmin could become a shudra, a shudra could be a kshatriya. Harvard com'on, do better.

    • @Nithin90
      @Nithin90 10 дней назад

      “The people of north India and south India are of the same facial features and hair, and resemble the Egyptians and Ethiopians in Colour” - Strabo - 1st Century B.C
      The ancient travelers of India since the 3rd Century B.C such as the Europeans, Chinese etc have all collectively referred to the people of the Indian subcontinent (i.e Hindus, Hendus, Yintus etc) from the Brahmanas (Ex. Brachmanes in Greek) to the Chandalas (Ex. Chanchalos in Chinese) in their own historical accounts as For Example, the Greek traveler Megasthenes since the 3rd Century B.C have stated that "It is not permitted for one caste (i.e Genos in Greek) to contract marriage with another caste".
      India was a great civilisation irrespective of Caste-System as attested by the ancient Greek travelers themselves whereas the Modern English Educated Indian Hindus continue to be brainwashed by the Europeans theory of Indian history in schools along with the modern day fraud data and vocabulary such as ANI (Ancestral north indian) and ASI (Ancestral south indian) as presented by the pseudo-geneticists to further support the Europeans Aryan-Dravidian theory therefore they are continuing to blame their own ancestors and Caste-System for the problems such as slums, poverty etc as created by the Invaders including Europeans to this very day.
      For Example:
      "Our English schools are flourishing wonderfully. No Hindoo who has received an English education ever continues to be sincerely attached to his religion but many profess themselves pure Deists, and some embrace Christianity." - Thomas Babington Macaulay

    • @oootkarsh
      @oootkarsh 9 дней назад

      Maybe at some point in history this was true. But these days politicians use it to get votes and divide people. Varna system should be abolished now in my opinion.

    • @ಮಮತ_onlyone
      @ಮಮತ_onlyone 6 дней назад

      Did you forgot about the manusmriti

  • @prabhat2927
    @prabhat2927 18 дней назад +4

    Source - trust me bro
    'Fool me once shame on you, fool me twice shame on me."

  • @yoface938
    @yoface938 16 дней назад +1

    This chart basically tells me if you want to get laid or start a family go to Germany, Czech Republic, Austria, or Hungary because they’ll basically sleep with anyone.

  • @wilfredruffian5002
    @wilfredruffian5002 23 дня назад +15

    By stool analysis??

    • @Kash-j7s
      @Kash-j7s 20 дней назад +1

      😂 yep western toilet story

    • @sureshmadurai5044
      @sureshmadurai5044 15 дней назад

      You only think about it , as you are that😂😂😂😂

    • @wilfredruffian5002
      @wilfredruffian5002 15 дней назад

      @sureshmadurai5044 I was looking at Mumbai street scenes.

  • @KingSargon96
    @KingSargon96 17 дней назад +12

    He is scared to tell him that people from india are just african persians

    • @anshulchouhan1482
      @anshulchouhan1482 17 дней назад +2

      evidence ? its the otherway around actually that is proven by many reputated institutes

    • @Dawah_Help
      @Dawah_Help 17 дней назад

      Are you alluding to the ANI/ASI dichotomy?

  • @sophroniel
    @sophroniel 7 дней назад

    it's also super impressive it managed to do this with such a large population pool. Compared to china (the only other mega country) most are Han chinese, which is only recent thing, genetic wise, and is interesting for how different it is to how the genetics game happened in India.

  • @raghvendrapratapsingh3138
    @raghvendrapratapsingh3138 17 дней назад +5

    There was no caste system in the rig Vedic age. The word “caste” came from the Portuguese word “Casta”. They created the caste system which is still haunting India.

    • @Dawah_Help
      @Dawah_Help 17 дней назад +2

      The more indigenous word is VARNA meaning Colour/physical form.

    • @y1.5
      @y1.5 16 дней назад +4

      there is no "system" in india. cuz system word is English. there's no cats in india cuz the cat word is English. do better😂

    • @kalaidoscopez5388
      @kalaidoscopez5388 11 дней назад +3

      Saaar no caste system saaar😂😂😂

  • @breawycker
    @breawycker 7 дней назад +2

    You ever think about how the British Raj intentionally enforced the caste system to keep the people subjugated and divided?

  • @ChristChickAutistic
    @ChristChickAutistic 16 дней назад

    There's lots of Patel's here in central Mississippi. Loads of Sikh folks too. They have a temple not far from my house. It's really pretty.

  • @BrighidsForge
    @BrighidsForge 16 дней назад +1

    Fascinating. Thank you.

  • @Parth-gx1nw
    @Parth-gx1nw День назад

    North East Indians: let us introduce ourselves

  • @toosiyabrandt8676
    @toosiyabrandt8676 13 дней назад

    Hi
    ‘Restricted gene flow’ is what happened for the first time at the confusion of tongues event at the Tower of Babel, which caused the small language based ‘Gene Pools’ to become distinct ethnic groups as they bred only within their lingual group!

  • @martlettoo
    @martlettoo 7 дней назад

    He talks about the caste system like it's a wonderful thing....

  • @CarmenBilledeaux
    @CarmenBilledeaux 13 дней назад

    I know nothing of the history in India. This peeked my interest to find out more.

  • @killersentra
    @killersentra 9 дней назад

    Thank you specialist. Dark indians. Light indians. Enough said.

  • @trapgod7336
    @trapgod7336 9 дней назад

    Ari Shaffer is really getting smart these days

  • @t-mac1236
    @t-mac1236 21 час назад

    Like every other Indian person I know has the last name “Patel”. That’s such an insanely common Indian last name for some reason

  • @whatzonyourmind
    @whatzonyourmind 14 дней назад

    I’ve always knew this but thank you for visualization!

  • @ZebbMassiv
    @ZebbMassiv 4 дня назад

    I know an Indian guy at work named Anthony Fernandez and I asked him why the common Latino name and he mentioned something about Portuguese history

  • @torreapeterson3491
    @torreapeterson3491 День назад

    Bruh I thought that was Ari Shafir for a cool 20 seconds

  • @007_Sun_Tzu
    @007_Sun_Tzu 4 дня назад

    Caste system was never intended for marriages. It was purely for recording the job one did back in days. Its the feeling of keeping to ones community and living style they started marrying in same caste.

  • @jetfool
    @jetfool 5 дней назад

    "Enduringness"?! Endurance, dude.
    .

  • @KMx108
    @KMx108 7 дней назад

    I worked with a Patel in the USA (she was British but had lots of family in India.) She was 26 and was being pushed to marry another Patel (arranged marriage)...seemed weird to me. She said she was considered an old maid. She wasn't ready to get married but felt obligated to do what her family wanted...which also seemed weird to me.

  • @KaiTakApproach
    @KaiTakApproach 15 дней назад

    I love it when Americans and Indians actually broach the subject of the Indian caste system. It's like watching Hannibal Lecter and a tribe of cannibals sit down to dinner together and discuss how lovely the meal is; "Oh isn't this just a fine cut? They just don't cook it like they used to anymore back home. Splendid! You mean to tell me you still eat this every day, even in these times? How wonderful for you. How noble."

  • @jumpinjehoshaphat1951
    @jumpinjehoshaphat1951 17 дней назад +2

    When I stayed at a guest house in New Delhi, I was friendly with the staff including people who cleaned my room. The owner of the guest house noticed this and asked me why. It was a foreign concept to him.

  • @AK-qf3uk
    @AK-qf3uk 16 дней назад +1

    The young woman is prioritizing same caste marriage than young men.
    For men beauty is the standard and they are ready to compromise; for young woman social class/finance is the standard.
    So they stick to higher class (csste) guys or richer folks . Hypergamy.
    Family is also involved in their decision making process.
    Personal experience..

  • @imaminidonut2792
    @imaminidonut2792 День назад

    I just find the gradient cool.
    Cool colours.
    What I don't understand is probably the colour distribution about the europe because all i see is blue and numbers.

  • @luongo7886
    @luongo7886 16 дней назад +2

    But that doesn’t make any sense. There are Brahmans and Untouchables and everything in between in all Indian civilizations from north to south.

    • @Nithin90
      @Nithin90 10 дней назад

      “The people of north India and south India are of the same facial features and hair, and resemble the Egyptians and Ethiopians in Colour” - Strabo - 1st Century B.C
      The ancient travelers of India since the 3rd Century B.C such as the Europeans, Chinese etc have all collectively referred to the people of the Indian subcontinent (i.e Hindus, Hendus, Yintus etc) from the Brahmanas (Ex. Brachmanes in Greek) to the Chandalas (Ex. Chanchalos in Chinese) in their own historical accounts as For Example, the Greek traveler Megasthenes since the 3rd Century B.C have stated that "It is not permitted for one caste (i.e Genos in Greek) to contract marriage with another caste".
      India was a great civilisation irrespective of Caste-System as attested by the ancient Greek travelers themselves whereas the Modern English Educated Indian Hindus continue to be brainwashed by the Europeans theory of Indian history in schools along with the modern day fraud data and vocabulary such as ANI (Ancestral north indian) and ASI (Ancestral south indian) as presented by the pseudo-geneticists to further support the Europeans Aryan-Dravidian theory therefore they are continuing to blame their own ancestors and Caste-System for the problems such as slums, poverty etc as created by the Invaders including Europeans to this very day.
      For Example:
      "Our English schools are flourishing wonderfully. No Hindoo who has received an English education ever continues to be sincerely attached to his religion but many profess themselves pure Deists, and some embrace Christianity." - Thomas Babington Macaulay

  • @DeEmperor1
    @DeEmperor1 16 дней назад +1

    Its quite hard to explain things like this to people who don't have culture

    • @emilyjones4736
      @emilyjones4736 16 дней назад

      it's good because we don't want this " culture" anyway