😡Ye video Soch bymm mohak baahut pahel AA Jaana Chahiye tha dhurv rathee ke propegenda ke video byaan only three women Ka rep hua tha us par Soch mohak video laa dete expose karte Bollywood ko dhurv rathee ko,ya yehi reality bataate 😡 ab the Kerala state India 🇮🇳 par opinion de rahe ho ki kaise kya hua tha problem kaha se hua kaise violence hua
@@hello-dt6gq Maybe but 2 wrongs dont make a right. I'm also glad PFI is banned so dont throw the "anti national,go to pakistan" dialogues on me .I'm indian btw and wish all extremists are banned no matter the religion
As a person from Kerala, I would like to request everyone to understand that Kerala is a beautiful state like many others. Unfortunately, some controversies have caused people to develop negative perceptions about us. Let me share a personal experience: I am a student from Bangalore, and while traveling to Mumbai, I encountered an incident at the airport. I met a lady from Jaipur who, upon learning that I am from Kerala, decided to change her seat. It felt like she judged me based on stereotypes portrayed in movies, which is unfair to most Malayalis who are not like that. I want to assure everyone that the people in Kerala are diverse and safe. It's not right to generalize or believe that everyone is the same, as each person's actions should be judged individually. Let's promote understanding and unity instead
But still fact is ur state is isis hub state after Sweden if we talk about secular non Muslims state than after Sweden mostly join isis from ur state but today ur state counter is also fact and now karnataka, TN or up is radar on isis recruitment ur state isisi join declining and in up,TN, karnataka increase
I am from Karnataka, last yr when i was in 12th, my school taken us to a trip to Wayanad,Kerala. Its just phenomenon, the people,the place and the culture. Rich heritage. I don't know everybody thinks kerala is a ISIS state. But do visit one time, you will get to know the truth. Coastal areas, the culture, the ethics, the most imp is secularism. But I don't know the conversion and all. I didn't get it. All communities are in their own place and living in harmony. They won't forget their identity. Just like in karnataka, kerala is also rich heritage state for Hindus.
People in Kerala eat beef with Paratha. I went there last year. In almost every restaurant they serve this particular food. I asked a Hindu uncle why they eat beef. He said we should not mix religion with food.
@@animedc69 No . We eat all type of beef. One cannot understand which type of beef he is eating. When we ask for butcher give us either cow or ox. When we ask for buffalo he gives us that. Most hotels serves cow or ox as beef as that is cheaper.
I really don't have any problem with Dharmic religions, Judaism and Christianity But Islam has many serious problems, the problem is Talking about reforms in Hinduism like caste and all is good ( I accept that ) But If I do the same for Islam I am called communal I mean How can I point out a problem if I am being denied the right to speak critically
@@_kartik_chauhanJust like any other religions, the reforms in Islam must happen... A UCC is the key to efficiency of governance and the need of a reformed Bharat!!
My family is from UP, I was born in surat & grew up there & in Ahmedabad, I completed my education from kerala (nit & iim), and Kerala is the most wholesome & tolerant place where I've lived...India needs to learn from kerala about secularism, accepting different religion, and coexisting peacefully!!!
During floods in 2018, there is this mosque in Ernakulam district of Kerala was flooded with water and Muslim brothers didn't have a place to do their ritual prayer on Friday. So a nearby Christian Church opened their main prayer hall so that they can do Nishkaram.
As a Muslim from Kerala, I can say from the bottom of my heart that i love all my Hindu and Christian brothers and sisters. My best friends are Hindus and i wish our love and kindness towards each other continues.
As a Hindu who studied in a Christian school, I can proudly say that we are so diverse. During prayers, Religion neutral + Christian prayers are used to prevent alienation by other students. My Best friend is Muslim, My school is Christian, My teacher is Hindu. Everyone respects each other and I have never seen anyone shame others on their religion. I'm proud to be a Keralite. ❤🎉
@@rijojohn7218 and we are not foolish like you ; conversion racket and terror links are coming to surface ; and we cannot risk whole country due to story of peace you are selling
I'm a christian girl from kerala.... During my school days i had two friend,one a hindu and the other a muslim. Recently i even went to the wedding of my muslim friend..... Here everybody is allowed for everything. No boundaries that discriminate people based on religion. We judge people based on their charachter......not religion
Currently Living in Kerala, I appreciate how people here don't judge me based on my religion, color, or birthplace. I was in Mumbai with my Muslim friend, and I noticed that taxi drivers were treating Muslims poorly. Here, we are fortunate to live in harmony without experiencing such incidents.
In kerala Malappuram district the district which has the most number of Muslims like 65% around and iam a Christian who is living there for past 18 years since i was born .and i studied 12 years in a Muslim school,in my sslc i were the only non Muslim student in the class.but even there there is a lot of Christian churches hindu temples etc..in Christmass we everyone wait for Christmas Carols similarly all the people will dance in poorams(hindu festivals) .. Thrissur pooram is the biggest festival in India with 100 elephants .and also we celebrate eid together.and i swear that kerala is the best state in india to live. North Indians pls remember that we don't have dharavi like slums here,no one will change our food style according to their belief,and also our superstars are not ambassadors of pan masala packets
Why always bring North and South India. Even Muslims in Hyderabad and Karnataka are forcefully Converted via Sword and Invasion. So don't say North India and South India. Only say Kerala bro. We here in Maharashtra celebrate Onam during Ganesh Chaturthi we also know how to treat someone.
The funniest fact is that after Kerala Story movie was released, communal tensions rose in the rest of India, whereas all that happened in Kerala was opposition to the movie, irrespective of religion
It's not funny. Subjugation and deracination has reached such a level that our leaders themselves can't speak up against Islamism. Ask any doctor specialised in sexual diseases, you will find that most cases are from Madrassa. Yet nobody is able to stop such rapes of boys because Islamic clerics are powerful in Kerala.
I wish you included concept of Onam also, which is celebrated by every Malayali across the world irrespective of their gender/caste/religion. Thanks Mohak and team for telling the real story. Visit Kerala when you get a chance. Happy 🌼nam :) here everyone is welcome.
Even Christmas is largely a secular festival in Kerala and is celebrated by all communities. Kerala's probably the best Christmas destination in India. Muslim festivals are also celebrated but it's not quite there yet.
Yeah right. 😂😂 Kerala is one of the most homophobic and extremely religious states in the entire India. There are people who say don't celibrate onam in Kerala.
if The Nayar and Ezavas never Existed, There won't be a State Called Kerala. Source Malabar riots of 1921 , Victims from Hindu/Christian Communities are Still Alive. The Genocide is Rewritten as a Mopilah Farmers Moment in The History Books and In the Movies At Same time Thulu Nadan History has been Completely Erased . If Malabar Nayar and Ezavas Didn't Fought Back We Could Have been Seen a Country Called Young Turkey ( because The just wanted to build a Utopian Country for Turkish Khalifa ) . Mallu people are Forward Thinking That's why The Sate Police Gave physical Training To The PFI member So They Can Eliminate us faster Than Ever. Njanum Ningale pole Kannu adachu Irut akarulla Pathiv Undayirunu 2018 Asifa Yude Peril Nadana Harthal inu Collage il ninu varuna enikum friends inum PFi Karunde Kayeen Nalonam kitti , avar kollathe jeevam mathram baki vach .
Yeah yeah , I recently spotted potraits of the terrorist Ashraf madni during my recent road trip on nh 66 near kollam so much for the secularism. Stop fooling people
Lol I'm a Keralalite I can see that well ! One way secularism is in place here ! Anything happens from love jihad to terrorism recruitment but no one asks !
But harmony is good but Don't try to hide the bad things I am also from west bengal And I can see the increase in the number if Bangladeshi immigrants and I am pretty sure you agree on this
Loved Kerala in my bike travel late 2023. It was the cleanest, most disciplined and enjoyable state to ride in. Loved the food, the scenery, talking to the sensible people there. Only drawback was the heat, but we can manage. Super state, and ranks way above than the so-called Indian culture states.
Kerala is called the God's Own Country because all gods have been coexisting peacefully in Kerala since the Bronze Age Collapse. It's a model community not just in India but in the world.
No kerala isn't "much" better.. Kerala is actually getting worse day by day.. check the statistics before posting such nonsense.. finance, crime, corruption, pollution, waste disposal, water distribution issues, electricity generation issues, communal disharmony and everything is getting worse.. I have felf that most people who say Kerala is great are either Muslims or Communist party workers.. I am a Muslim by birth, I do not have any party affiliations.. But I understand the problems kerala is troubled with..Muslims say Kerala is great because the narrative now is that Muslims are making Kerala worse, so Muslims try to counter this by saying Kerala is great. the same with Communist leaders. they have ruled this state for the longest and yet they have just run the state to wall.. I am sincerely sick of these "proud of kerala" thing, when most Malayalis don't even understand the issues that are there in Kerala. Most malayalis don't even know that the actual forest cover of Kerala is less than 25% when the forest cover has to be at least 33% for environmental safety.. Malayalis don't realise that crimes against women are growing in kerala. Child abuse cases are rising in kerala. Corruption is more institutionalised today than ever before. People these days have started saying "corruption is OK".. that alone shows how far out state has degenerated. Please stop making these stupid comments, just to make yourself feel good.
As a person from Northeast I can confidently say that Keralites are very nice and educated people. Our regions share many things including passion for football⚽ from people who I have met and my friends, relatives never have I heard a bad thing about Kerala people.
@ShubhamKumar-vd9xy as if good news are flooded from North India. Every state has some complex conditions which others don't know and locals know better than outsiders.
"Thank you, Mohak, for this inspiring video. I'm watching it from Pakistan, and we take immense pride in having young individuals like you who are the flagbearers of education. It's crucial to remember that education has the power to eradicate hate and violence, and with remarkable young minds like yours, I'm hopeful for a brighter future. Blessings upon you, young one."
Saw it on twitter yesterday! How they were chanting we will b@rn you ! My Nani Maa is from Kerala and currently working in Kolkata High court as an advocate she clearly stated how peaceful people were in nineties and it has significantly changed with time.
As a Hindu Nair, I’m proud to say that my state is extremely secular. Lot of my closest friends are Muslims, Hindus and Christian’s . We will never become like North Indian states which lack education and have extremes in radical Hindus and Muslims . Proud to say that I’m a Malayali .
Brother there is difference between Kerala and other states. Include South India also Hyderabad and Karnataka also were forcefully converted via Sword or Invasion. No one has the right to go and destroy temple and change religion in name of Islamic state. You might have not seen genocide of Kashmiri Pandits because as usual you want to create a controversy of North and South India in Name of Religion and Language. We have been taught all Indians are my Brothers and sisters in Pledge at School. Please read the history of India don't follow Communist who has taught everyone wrong history that Akbar the great. Why no Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Great, why no Maharana Pratap Great? Your local Channels specially in Kerala and Tamil Nadu are fully organized by politicians. And by the way do you know our National Song Vande Mataram was fully played on Saturday at school, not just the first verse all verses were completed.
Secular?are you sure? Prof T J Joseph biography tells a different story.Kerala was secular but not any more and how can some one forget the slogan of that child in Alappuzha.
@@jayarajnair give instances where it is not secular . So one child in alapuzha which is isolated incident means it isn’t secular ? Do you have logic ?
& One day you Keralite hindus will be a minority community in your state then you people will face the same situation like Kashmiri pundits & Pakistani hindus ..
I am a keralite by birth. I have friends who belong to Islam faith and Hindu faith. Religion, even though we can become a topic of discussion among us, but it never came to divide us. I believe Kerala is a true secular state, even though there are small scale, tensions arise here and there. by the spirit of India is stand for. We should celebrate every religions of India. We have achieved so much great things over the last 75 years of independence but it would be a various sad story if it ends in a communal violence and tear the country apart. So we should work for the harmony and make India greet.
@@sougatmohapatra8540your question is so ridiculous, u already know the real answer behind it. Your way of questioning is like y is hindu population increasing in UK and America and all other western countries, y is sikh population increasing in Canada in the last 100 years. Y did the native white population fall down in the last 100 years in most western countries? If u know y white people are decreasing in western countries in the last 100 years, then u will also know y hindu population is reducing in Kerala . Lastly Kerala has a fertility rate of less than 2 , which means that the entire state is reducing its native population not just hindus. Many are working abroad.
When this movie came out, social media was full of hate comments against kerala and malayalis. As a Malayali, I felt really sad. But now it is not like that,because I realized that half of the people in this country are full of the poison of religion. In this comment section itself, North Indians are standing to correct the Malayalees who say that Kerala is safe. So what I want to say to my fellow Malayalees is that we know how our Kerala is, what are our problems and priorities. Don't take anything they say seriously, just ignore all these hate .I am still proud of being born in Kerala and thankful to God that I was not born anywhere else in India.
Exactly!! The same thoughts were going on in my mind.. I just didn't comment bcuz these people will surely come to reply with their hate comments.. That's now in their habit.. Anyways just like u said, we keralites know how our Kerala is and how we live here.. Let the others speak or propagate negative statements about it due to a movie, we just don't care:) they won't see the good comments made by the North Indians who lived here and knows the truth :|
@@Sanjaypatelxm why hate all Muslims? Many Muslims are also among Malayalis. There are people who happen to born in Muslim families but the extend of their faith is very different. Imagine people in low caste say that they hate higher caste people because of how they exploited their community. Imagine people in higher cast say that they hate low caste cast because they are ruining their opportunities through reservation. 'hate' is a word which can kill an entire nation. If now people are hating other people of a particular religion, what about in future when they start hating people of other states, other castes, other cultures? It's very easy to hate. Don't generalise people. Imagine a stranger comes to you and say that whatever religion you believe in sucks. How do you feel? I don't think anyone will be indifferent if someone talks ill about their faith which they believe in from birth. Same goes with Muslims. Some of my muslim friends are non believers, they just take part in the community for the sake of it. (kind of scared to say that they are athiests lol,) All muslims are not very conservative. But I should say that there is an increase in conservative Muslims recently. One of the major reason for this is increasing anti muslim sentiments among people. They are forced to group together. I even heard some people saying that Muslims don't belong here. These kind of words will only make them hate our country and its citizens. One of the major reason for youngsters in joining terrorist organisations is this hate.
I did a bicycle trip across kerala. Traversing 800 km's covering 90% of remote areas of districts. Needless to say, kerala felt magical, unlike anything I have ever felt in any other state of India. Mallapuram was the safest I felt while riding my bike
Mohak was late to this topic but he presented both sides of Kerala with such in-depth and well researched video. This is what the whole country needs to know. And please support creators like the whole Soch team so that we will get such well informed videos with no bias. Thanks to the whole Soch team for presenting the actual Kerala Story and educating on several other topics.
No he isn't late to the topic, infact this assures us that he is not the one who jumps on the hype and narrative based videos like others including dhruv as well. Taking time in thorough research and multifaceted perspective is what this channel offers us. Kudos to him and his team!
I have been to kerala multiple times because my mother is from kerala..... I agree there are few bad people. But most people in kerala are really good. It's a state where you can find temple, church, mosque at the same place... The people have better communal harmony. There is no discrimination and religious conflicts.... It's truly God's own Country
It's not about people, it's about the ideology. The mu-slims in Kerala follow the same I-slam that's followed elsewhere. I-slam is a regressive c-ult which causes problems
I'm from Telangana, I have studied in a school run by CMI foundation based in Kerala. In the year 2000 itself our school had Fully equipped computer lab with 30 computers. We were taught Java basic in class 9. Our principal used to conduct free class where we just discuss various topics. The hot topic is always religion and mythology. We were exposed to Greek and Roman mythology. Indian religions and culture. We had a Library with books ranging from Comics to Scientific Journals. I completed my SSC in 2015 and the fees was 10,000 rupees.
Last month only, I visited Kerala's Thirissur. What a place! Good food, good people, plus the scenery I wish I could have stayed there for almost a week or 10 days, but I was there for a wedding, and I stayed there only for 3 days. People talking sh*t about Kerala are jealous of how one state can live peacefully and in harmony.
I have a friend named Manisha Singh who fell in love with a Hindu guy in Kerala and after some time they had a sexual relationship and when the boy told her that he was a Muslim and not a Hindu, Manisha wanted to break up with him. But that boy blackmailed her by showing her nude and forcibly made her a Muslim and sent her to Pakistan, she is exploited daily. She somehow contacted me and told me that help me, I cannot bear it any more.....
I am from up and I study in kerala and believe me it's the most secular and the most peaceful state in India... This is the reason why BJP tactics don't work here
As a Hindu and a non-Kerlaite ( Native of Bihar) who lived in Delhi , I myself studied in a Christian school owned by Malayalis , and I can proudly say that the culture of communal harmony of Mallu's impacted the environment of our school alot . We celebrated Diwali as well as Christmas , Eid and Gurupurab also with utmost joy and excitement . Every student from each religion and community took these festivals as their own and also took part in it . I myself have two best friends one of whom is a Muslim and other is a Christian and the most shocking thing is that these two are not even from Kerala , they are from UP where religion is always a hot debate of politics . So we can see how the impact of the culture of Malayalis can improve the situation in North India .
The problem is not with people, but ideology. What does qu'ran say about non-mu-slims? What does C'ianity say will happen to u if u don't believe in je-sus?
@@rix1c992 Another fact: Kerala has two radical is-lamist organizations - Muslim League and SDPI (PFI). Luckily, the BJP government has banned PFI - whose principal aim was to make India into an is-lamic country by 2047. So much for "culture of communal harmony"!!
@@mlg1279Muslim league is a welfare party which is basically zero level crime party🤦. You don't know nothing about IUML. They have a lot of charity hospitals & baitul rahma( free home for people irrespective of religion)
The question your raised - Which of the movies was more closer to the truth - Kerala Story or 2018? The answer is 2018. As someone who went through the college system in Kerala, and witnessed first hand the devastation and ensuing events of 2018 floods, i can confidently say that 2018 was a must better depiction of Kerala.
2018 is closer to reality for a short term. In long term Kerala story is closer. Islam is a slow poison. It takes decades to change the demography and initiate violent separatist movements.
@@bowxfire5275This video is not 100% facts. He done some research. But half of the things from statements done by some politician or leaders and not by any Historians. I'm not telling Historians are also not always correct(As new proofs unearthed always) and Scientific discoveries also(Pluto was a planet before). It's like 'Flat Earth' mind. Some people still not believe Spherical Earth 🌎.
@@alanjohnson7994 From Supreme Court case 'Kerala State vs Kerala story Producer' on defaming a State, verdict was Kerala Story was a work of Fiction. Producer accepted it as Fiction. Actual Girls conversion to Islam and joining ISIS as per Indian Government records says from Kerala merely 7 did that, compared to 80-90 from Gujarat. As per movie, the number provided is 100x higher than the whole India data.
As a Muslim we needs to understand Kerala story is s not against Muslims it’s against ISS because it’s growing and the youths are becoming the victims 😊
I am from Karnataka a frequent visitor to Kerala, but it's something very different from other states. They have unity between the religions & they never complain to each other, they live together peacefully.
Silence is not peace, Lets talk about karnataka then, Udupi washroom video case, The administration maintained peace by granting bail to the 3 accused girls, but they had videos of girls doing things in bathroom, they already send the video to their majhabi friends , it can ve used for many thing now, karnataka has fallen to desert cult worshipers, I hope you enjoy you crooked version of 'peace' in which you will be in piece
@@advait_enthusiast Pakistan had nothing to do with Kerala? The entire concept of Pakistan came from northern and eastern states. None of the southern states ever had any concept of a separate muslim homeland. Nor did any significant migration happen from the south to Pakistan, because their cultural identity was more important to them than their religious identity.
@@zetaforever4953 Then why did not nizam of hyderabad accept to join Indian union post independence ? Why Sardar Vallabhai Patel had to fight with Nizam
I am a christian from kerala, its like near the end of my clg that i found that some of my friends were actually hindus not christians😂😂. Its because we never spoke about religions with each other and they kind of had christian sounding names.
I'm a gov employee from Rajasthan, working in kerala , I can say for sure kerala is very beautiful and people are the most friendliest which I have ever seen I can say in respect to North Indians. In terms of safety I initially feel uncomfortable, but now I can it is good in comparison to north
@@BrokeBillionareI am hindu myself and I celebrate many of my festivals in muslim areas..and apart from my head getting chopped off, nothing much has happened...all my muslim neighbours are peaceful😊
@@BrokeBillionareif you are not from kerala shut up. We malayalees celebrate every festivals together. You can even see a temple , church and mosque existing together in a compound in kerala.
He said that communal harmony is just like a cob web..is it true?one or two incidents of communal harmony don’t justify the nature of communal situation all over Kerala..
There definitely a few places where there is dispute between different communities but it's mainly politically instigated. As such the people are very much secular and accepting.
@@niharranjanmahunt4102 And even then, the “communal” violence could be misrepresented. Imagine you have 2 groups of friends. One is Hindu and the other is Muslim. A guy from the Hindu group is upset that a Muslim guy made a joke about his mother, so he punches him and the 2 groups fight. This fight has nothing to do with religion but the media will say, “Muslim group ambushes Hindus” to get a headline.
Being a Goan I really appreciate people of Kerala they help each other no matter your religion if you know Malayalam he or she will help you. I have experienced it in the Gulf.
In kerala and Gulf,.malayalees are helping. In australia, other indians also help. Basically you have to be interested in certain jobs and business..then other indians can help. Bcs in other countries, everything rotates around livelihood
I'm from Bangladesh. One of my cousin is a travel vlogger, visited India couple of times. After visiting some major provisions, he said Kerala, Manipur, Mizoram are the best among all. The other states may be more beautiful on the basis of natural resources, but the behaviour of the natives, the atmosphere, the tranquility was overwhelming. He faced some difficulties & few derogatory remarks in some particular states. Once he was even told to get out from a restaurant by the owner just because he's bengali. The owner said Bangalis (not just Bangladeshi) aren't welcomed here. In the contrary some Malayali offered him shelter as there was no hotel nereby. They never discriminate knowing that he's Bengali. Even staying thousands miles away, Bangladeshi people are well known about the beauty of Kerala & Malayali people's generosity. We often give example whether it's about education, women empowerment, cultural diversity, secularism & what else. I hope Kerala remains beautiful forever. The religious conflict may not reach there.
@@swatipriya562 your instant attacking comments are the proof that India has changed. & in near future you will be first one to feel the hellfire because of inter-conflicts which already have started.
I'm from Northeast , India and I have many teachers from south India mainly from Kerala and Tamil and they were one the best teachers. I love south India and always long to visit once after I complete my studies.👍
As a keralite I want to say something that nothing can divide us ....we are one ....we are Kerala......we are just human beings.... people who carrying religious poison please leave us alone.
Last year i travelled almost whole south india but Kerala was different. People were nice helping and very soft and smart where else other states where a little harsh and arrogant towards north people they didn’t even spoke if you don’t know their local languages
@@Wiela4015 do not target a particular group be it religion, caste, gender, state,country etc... good and bad is every where and in every group. we southies also have bad communal people and north have very good people like who write the top comment.
I have met Kerelite colleagues from all the three religious backgrounds and honestly, I found them to be the some of the most polite, disciplined and gentle people in India. Offcourse, there will be some bad apples, but they do not define the entire malayali population.
We are living in kerala and we know how peaceful and harmonious our state is and also we know that the people who hates kerala will become a fan of Kerala if BJP get some seats but we are helpless for you because kerala people are well read and educated ,they always see both sides and judge and they can’t be easily swayed away by fake news ,RSS has a very strong base in kerala and they have the maximum number of shagas in kerala when compared to other states ,but the irony for them is even BJP people won’t vote for BJP in kerala just because they don’t want to destroy the religious harmony of the state …It’s a fact and as keralites we don’t need anyone’s certificate about state ,there are lot of North Indians living in kerala and they know what’s the true fact ,we need the testimony from them only ..
The reason why Kerala is different from north India is most of the Kerala muslims were traders and not invaders unlike in North India which was highly effected by Afghans and Mongols
My family was on the verge of suiside, I was in 6th standard or some thing, father lost everything in real estate . I remember my nri uncle and aunt daily calling and abusing my mom for a gold chain she borrowed from them. We were living on a rented house. They some how managed our muslims neighbours phone number and daily calls them for my mom. One fine day the neighbour called my mom and gave all her gold and told her to sell or pawn or do what ever with it. My mom never shared any of our problems with them btw. This is my Kerala story
Yes but do you see that everywhere? These extreme thoughts, my religion is the best, killing people in name of religion. These are new to us now, it's surprising to see how we have arrived here from those peaceful days. The only thing we can hope for is things getting better or religion gonna end humanity
@@me_and_theother_me there is noting for the ruling party to show as their achievements. so this is the simplest way to get votes. divide and conquer. bristish did it now they are doing it. even though there is no food in the plate, uneducated youth with their WhatsApp is happy with playing along
@@jaymahakaal5354 yes how do we counter it is important. Life, humanity, is bigger than religion. Religion is man-made, no God has ever told to kill in his name.
I want to share my experience. I live in mumbai , but my natives is Mangalore, and mother tongue is Tulu... As you mentioned Mangalore too was a major western trade centre , it created a communial harmony... For many years we were ruled by brits and Portuguese and their influence is in in many beautiful churches in Mangalore, also due to trade with gulf Muslims in our region thrived good ... Hindus here never forgot their roots .. i recently visited Mangalore were in many private bus (gov buses are usually not available) their are photo frames where Lord Ganesha , Mecca , mother mary all three are together... I saw many temples, churches and masjids in 1km radius ... Apart from this we follow Kola tradition where worship demigods who help us in our personal, land , economic every problem ... But these demigods are not only hindu but Muslims too.... If you ever heard about history of Bapanadu temple you will find the beauty of Mangalore.... I just hate when people abuses eachothers god and beliefs bcz no culture teaches that .. its politicians who manipulate us to do so .... Not targeting any one party but every party do so , its our responsibility not to fall for it
@@kushaltiwari3668 middle East was trade centre during haj yatra , so Muslim had a purpose to go their, and was beneficial for them to give them , but for Hindu it was only for trade ... Also our Vedic culture don't allow us to leave our country land
as a south indian, i can conform that kerala is one of the most secular state in india. These film directors try to discriminate the people of kerala by making these films.Kerala is and is gonna be the most diversified state no matter what happns
I am a Muslim who studied in both Christian and hindu educational institutions. I have gone to many North Indian cities and i could feel the haterd for Muslims in those cities and that makes kerala different from other. No one here ask what is you religion but i and my friends have gone through this situation in North even from the well educated and reputed people.
I am from jammu we also live happily.... :) I am from hindu majority district but seriously before entering in social media I didn't knew that hindu and muslim hate each other .. : but I will not lie seriously here tribal people(Gujjar) are muslim and in my area they give shelter to territories for money and I don't like it 😭(I never judge them as a Muslim but as a anti national) Sorry for poor English 😅
@@neil4473 you Think Religion with a Mediaeval mindset won't strike back? Hasn't you seen PFI? forgot Coimbatore blast? Forgot Pro-Hamas support in Kerala, death calls for Hind us
3:40 islam came to India before islam was originated? WTF? Christianity came to India just 23 years after Christianity originated? That's quick. But islam coming to India 100 years before coming to Arabia is funny af. Google says islam came to kerala in 9th century btw. And Christianity in 52 CE. Get your facts right.
Islam came to India when prophet Mohammad was alive in time of king Cheraman Perumal and even his companion build a mosque Built in 629 AD by Malik Ibn Dinar it is located in the district of Thrissur in Kerala.
@@nabeelquazi 🥸 Look at my message. I said "Google says". Also, the wikipideia says the mosque has a lot of wrong info. It is a legend claims that the mosque was built in 629AD -Google. All the sources that I can find have the same copypasta info. Wiki of the mosque, About page in Google maps, Muziris Heritage site (the first thing that comes up when u search name of the mosque), Official site of kerala. Reviews botted in Google reviews. All with the same message "The Cheraman Juma Mosque is a mosque in Methala, Kodungallur, Thrissur in the Indian state of Kerala. A legend claims that it was built in 629 CE, which makes it the oldest mosque in the Indian subcontinent which is still in use.". Sounds a bit like propaganda yk.
Thanks Mohak for bringing up this important issue. Not only Kerala, people from other states, eg, West Bengal, and North East states are currently facing same type of problem, i.e., being judged on the basis of ongoing stereotypes.
As a bengali, no, we really are going backwards and need strong measures to cope up with the violence the state is facing. There is no stereotype. Only good thing is that our fertility rate (1.6) is lower than the average of the country.
Well researched. Appreciate the conclusion you brought out, that the communal harmony that has been existing in Kerala for thousands of years was, is, and will always be fragile and something to be taken care of. And not to be taken for granted. Thanks.
As a malayali i totally agree! Life is still very good in Kerala though, but the issues and extreme radicalism has to be taken series and the Muslim community has been very cooperative and involved in keeping those extreme influences in check.
As a person from kerala, I would like to say that we are fine here living happily,we hindu, muslims, and Christians are living peacefully.Please don't bother about us look after your own problems.
yeah that's why the Muslim league chants a slogan that Hindus should burn in temples and terrorist organizations like PFI originate from Kerala🤣🤣 so much peaceful and a 100 literacy rate state
As a Malayalee, am really glad someone decided to make a video about this. May this be one of the first steps toward a better Kerala. And man if you folks have like a Patreon or something, I'd be more than happy to support there.
Hinduism have always tolerated all other religions and gave them acceptance and accomodation, persecuted Jews, Parsis, Syrian Christian thrived in India due to Hinduism
As a person from Kerala I proudly says that we live here happy and respect eachother and we don't care about others religion we care about either he is a good person
I am also a malayali...studied in a Christian management schools, had a majority muslim class, we even had an extra half an hour lunch break n fridays for their prayer...gone to college under a hindu management..their i had Christian and Muslim classmates, 3 years shared a room with a muslim classmate...we all go to each others house when there is a celebration...we share our food...its like we are a family...there is no cast colour or religion or family status..those who never seen that will never understand...
@mlg1279 if u really believe that I don't have anything to say to you...everyone have their own right to believe what's right and what's wrong..their own right to believe in religion...so good for you
@@jcw9136 It's not a question of my belief. This is what every practicing mu-slim believes. So, ur talk of brotherhood and harmony is shallow when mu-slims think of others (hindus & Ch-ristians) as "worst". Don't u agree?
The fundamental teaching Of islam and Christianity is that my religion is the only way Others are wrong Cannot believe in these religions, once they become majority they will show their true form
@@txichibergainstainno one can be a athiest and Hindu Athiesm is abt denying the presence of God and Hinduism supports idol worship You can be athiest+ Buddhist
As a Keralite, I personally think that Keralites nowadays are not as religious and are more secular-minded which is great. Our future would be great if we overcome our differences and unite as one community. Now personally being born into a Christian family I later became agnostic as my father who taught me from a young age to respect all religions and see people as humans before their religion. I hope we all get together as a community and prosper
I have to say I don't have the similar respect to North because of u know what. I wanted to work in NI state just a few days back then I saw a video of a foreigner walking through dirtiest of places and then I thought my place is not perfect but way better than many North States. I rather stay in my home than there.
@@Buzzon_yt To be honest I can't say as a malayali I like tamil people. Not anything personal. But many of u always say in many videos Tamils are fathers of entire South India and other states should be indebted to it. If people can stop that then it would be nice.
Communal tension in Kerala has experienced some shifts in recent times, although it is negligible compared to what is observed in certain North Indian states. Historically, from 1947 until around 2000, upper-caste Christians and upper-caste Hindus held prominent positions in Kerala, both economically and educationally. During this period, colleges and universities were predominantly led by Nair, Menon, or Christian professors. Moreover, many well-established private colleges and hospitals were under the management of Christians, and a significant number of doctors hailed from Christian, Nair, or Menon communities. However, starting from the 1980s, there was a significant wave of Muslim migration to Middle Eastern countries in search of better job opportunities. This economic upswing empowered the Muslim community to invest in the educational sector, leading to the establishment of schools, colleges, and hospitals. They also provided coaching centers to enhance the prospects of their children, contributing to the rise of Muslims in the educational landscape. This trend is evident from the results of last 10-15 years of medical and engineering entrance exams, where Muslim candidates contribute 40-50% among top rankers even through their population in the state is around 25%. As a consequence, Muslims have gradually come to dominate various sectors, including running top hospitals, educational institutions, and businesses. Christians have followed, but Hindus have seemingly shown a slower rate of progress, partly due to a reluctance among Hindus to migrate overseas. Many educated Hindus tended to pursue government jobs and were content with stable salaries, while the focus of some Hindu community leaders, such as the NSS and SNDP, on improving educational opportunities for their community was perceived to be lacking. This disparity in growth and progress has, in turn, led to feelings of jealousy and competition among the communities. Educated and successful Christians and Muslims have been actively supporting and contributing to their respective communities, which has further intensified the perceived divide. Even very conservative Muslim organizations, like the Sunni group led by AP Aboobakar Musliyar, have shown remarkable efforts in the field of education. The influence of these changes can also be observed in the Malayalam film industry. Prior to this shift, movies primarily revolved around Hindu Nair, Namburi, or upper-caste Christian families, often portraying Muslim characters in comical roles. However, as the economic opportunities increased for Muslims, they began to enter the film industry, using it as a platform to tell their stories and express their perspectives. In recent times, Christian communities have started to view Muslims as competitors, while feelings of jealousy and mistrust among Hindus, Christians, and Muslims have surfaced. Additionally, organizations like the RSS have made attempts to exploit these tensions for political gains by the BJP in Kerala. Nevertheless, it is important to note that despite these challenges, communal tension in Kerala has generally remained lower than in some other regions of India
Observation is correct but one more point must be added. The educated and well settled hindus contributed nothing to improve the growth of poor hindus due to the cast system. The upper caste don't want the SC, ST or OBC hindus to get educated and NSS and SNDP main concentration is looting their community not to improve or uplift. Now there is no visionary leader among them like mannath padmanabhan and Sri narayana guru
The next big thing Kerala has to face is the migration of new generation to european countries. Unlike UAE & GCC this generation is going to settle there and the incoming foreign money will be reduced.
100% to the point analysis. Kerala socially can be role model for other states Similarly Kerala needs to learn from other state I am a Malayali who grew in Delhi. I can tell you not all but some people have a racist mentality in North. But I will be doing injustice if I call all North Indians as racist. Similarly, yes they were incidents of communalism in Kerala but if you stereotype Kerala as Jihadi location then you are wrong I m sure now some racist mentality will come and explain why they are the best
25% of population is piecefools in Kerala We people have less piecefool population because of our "racism" ? North people has given you everything not your own state kerala So be thankful to us okay brother ❤
@@shanuyok615 don't worry I don't think all Indian population is like you. Any form discrimination wont may you lesser evil than a racist. Bhagvan aapko sahi rasta dikhaye.
@@RajuPNair1235 bhagwan apko sadh buddhi de 🙏 Om Taki apke Ander sahi aur galat ki samajh paida ho Sake Don't try to impose fake secularism appeasement politics here if you are a Hindu , your future generations will suffer because of this attitude of you
But even then Muslims there have been voting for muslim league IUML in Mallapuram Districts.... If they were so secular why did they supported for a caliphate in Malabar Genocide? BR Ambedkar ji has asked alot of questions on this issue
I am a Malayali.. I am from the Muslim community.. Trust me when I say this. Kerala is getting worse every single day. 1. Pollution - the AQI values in all districts of Kerala are getting worse every single day. Many parts of Trivandrum have worse AQI than even some busy parts in Bangalore. Check the figures. 2. Corruption - The corruption charges against leaders like Pinarayi, his son in law, and many minister including the forest minister are being justified by many people purely because standing with these leaders will help police officers and other government officials get kickbacks and personal gains. Many Projects, Missions, Institutions and government companies are being created purely to obtain commission through purchases and to give jobs to communist party workers. 3. Muslims Pleasing - I am from the Muslim community, but I don't go to the mosque or anything now. However, in the past 10 years, I have noticed that many from my community including many of my family members ahve become far more communal than ever before. Many of my relatives who used to wear normal cloths have switched to Hijab. They don't even invited non Muslims for festival feasts now. When i was younger, we used to give nonveg food during festival seasons to our neighbors and used to visit them during Onam. Now we don't give them anything and we don't go to their homes for their celebrations. Maybe there are still secular Muslims, but a very very very very large section of Muslims have become extremely communal. It is this communal spirit of Muslims that has driven up the hindu spirit in Kerala too. This is bound to increase the communal issue of kerala within in 10 years- MARK MY WORD!!! 4. Education - Our educational system is terrible. People say we have a high educational index. But this is just education for the sake of education. We don't even have a single world class institution here in Kerala. We publish papers and get patents purely for the sake of publishing. We don't even have good technical institutions, other than amritha, that are ranked high in the NIRF or any global rating. Our school education is pathetic other than in private sector. 5. Finance - the finances of Kerala are a mess, the government doesn't even provide proper data in this regard. Most of the stats and figures put out by the government are extremely twisted facts. The taxation is extremely high these days with cess and surcharge being charged on literally every single item in the open market. Compulsory contributions are also collected from many LSGIs and government officials purely to sustain the state coffers while political leaders spend lavishly and have a devils own time. There are companies like KSRTC that don't even pay their employee properly. The government can't even pay government staff in government departments without taking loans. 6. Agriculture - Kerala is a consumerist state now in spite of having one of the best climatic conditions for agriculture. This is purely because of the communist movements that took land away from people who had the capital to cultivate on it and giving it to tenants as part of the land reforms act that came out in the 60s under communist leaders. Since these poor tenants did not have the capital to cultivate on it, many fertile lands were sold and eventually have today become housing areas. 7. Climate issues and disasters - Illegal constructions have become a norm in Kerala. Even Lulu mall constructed in Trivandrum in on one of the most important water bodies in the state capital, the akkulam lake. The akkulam lake was not only a thriving eco system, it was also a buffer that held excess rainwater during wet seasons. Today many lakes, swamps, paddy fields and many water bodies have been sold off to rich real estate mafia and retail giants like Yusuf Ali, Malabar group, Ravi pillai and many other billionaires businessmen with no concern the environment. The effects of this will become more prominent in the years to come. The floods of 2018 and 19 were just a start. Every year the instances of floods are increasing. We are lucky that we don't get as much rain these days. If it rains like it should, then most of our cities would under water.
Went to watch "2018" after "The Kerala Story" and it literally was the real definition of "Kerala"; the state and it's richness and the kindness and mentality of the people there. "Kerala mein kya dekhne jayenge batao!!!", literally caught me off guard, have these people even heard about the state, it's tourism, it's film industry and the mentality of the people there? One politically motivated film gets the positive critic and people leach onto it?? Religious divide and rule has been a mere political agenda for ages and it still will continue to be profound matter of interest for the vote beggers. But the true definition of patriotism lies in fighting the enemy in any or every domain, but not demeaning the ones who belong to the country in the true sense. Secularism has become a joke for everyone. Thank you for this insighful video!
Everything you say about India the opposite is also 100% true .... 2018 and Kerala story are part of identity of Kerala Like Hindu and Muslim culture is in the identity of India You can't target BJP in the case of love Jihad and all because That was the catholic Churches of Kerala who raised this term first .... ( I don't believe The Kerala Story represents all of what Kerala is but you should also accept 2018 also doesn't portrait the complete picture)
@@satwiksahoo482 in the sense "Kerela mein kya dekhne jayenge" (the lady said); there's a lot more than just "issue" that was brought up by one film. Yes, the problem depicted persists, but it's not everything that defines "kerela". Also narcissism means: " a mental health condition in which people have an unreasonably high sense of their own importance" ; how did my comment make you feel i tried to assert "MY OWN IMPORTANCE"?
Both the movies are a reality of kerela. 2018 was a beaautiful depiction of beautiful people of kerela and their culture while Kerela story is a sad reality which is happening there.(There are good and bad things of every state or country or region and it's important to address both).
Hey Mohak, I have heard that originally Malayali Muslims were more liberal and women wore different attire (similar to half sari?) but now due to increased influence from Gulf countries have become more strict adopting the Burkha.. Great content btw.
It's true. But there's also a clear class separation now. Some Women from economically well to do families don't really cover their head all the time and no one complains about it.
This thing needs to be discussed and people need to know more about Wahabism/Salafism. Infact Burkha,Hijab was not even common among subcontinent muslims in 1940s,60s,70s. After Gulf boom with Wahabism(which ISIS follows) it started to spread and Arabisation is going on which is dangerous and will further increase the gap between muślimś and non-muślimś. Even Central Asian muślim majority countries like Tajikistan,Uzbekistan had banned burkha and all because they don't support Arabisation and they just wear their decent local Iranic-Turkic clothes.
I am Muslim born (1979) and brought up in kerala. Yes the attire of kerala women has changed over the decades, including muslims. Now more muslim women are getting educated and becoming financially independent, so there are many women now who do not wish to conform to Islamic code regarding women's dressing. According to Islam the Almighty God orders believing women to cover their bodies while they in front of men, so that the men do not lust on them. Naturally muslim woman's attire has changed over the decades, as well the number of Muslim women who wish to obey the Quranic orders. Since the meaning of the verses in Qur'an and Hadis were in Arabic , it's meaning was not accessible to muslims till translations became popular. Now thanks to RUclips and smart phones muslims are able to learn about their religion from talks of scholars from Qur'an as well translation apps etc etc. Basically the religious knowledge is at their fingertips. So there is an increase in religious awareness among muslims. In India more and more women now wear jeans and other clothes which used to be popular in western countries. This does not mean that they are enslaved by the west.Some 35 years back Churidar started becoming popular in Kerala among the young women, till then they were wearing sari, so it cannot be argued that South girls are enslaved by North. It is basically about women's choice and their comfort level. More muslim women wearing burkha do not mean that they are fanatic about Arab culture. Arabic dishes like Shawarma etc are getting more popular among the masses in Kerala, that doesn't mean that keralites are endearing towards Arab culture compared to Indian culture.
@@boyybbangalorexxYou really do not understand what you are saying ! Religion is not monochromatic......but, unfortunately Abrahamic religions like Islam demand you to Arab derived culture superior to your native culture as it is apparently the "correct code" ....
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Maine likha tha kitni kerala Story laoge bhai
😡Ye video Soch bymm mohak baahut pahel AA Jaana Chahiye tha dhurv rathee ke propegenda ke video byaan only three women Ka rep hua tha us par Soch mohak video laa dete expose karte Bollywood ko dhurv rathee ko,ya yehi reality bataate 😡 ab the Kerala state India 🇮🇳 par opinion de rahe ho ki kaise kya hua tha problem kaha se hua kaise violence hua
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As a Muslim from Kerala who studied in a Christian missionary school, I can say Kerala is the best example for secularism.
@@anantbhushangaur1972secularism left the chat for real
@@anantbhushangaur1972Like how Bajrang dal,VHP,RSS all goons came from cowbelt and maharashtra lmfao.
@@srikrishnak196THEY ARE NOT TERRISOST ORGANISATION BUT ISIS IS AND MOST RECRUIT OF ISIS COME FROM KERELA
@@srikrishnak196lol it's because of muslim radicals there are RSS and other organizations
@@hello-dt6gq Maybe but 2 wrongs dont make a right. I'm also glad PFI is banned so dont throw the "anti national,go to pakistan" dialogues on me .I'm indian btw and wish all extremists are banned no matter the religion
As a person from Kerala, I would like to request everyone to understand that Kerala is a beautiful state like many others. Unfortunately, some controversies have caused people to develop negative perceptions about us. Let me share a personal experience: I am a student from Bangalore, and while traveling to Mumbai, I encountered an incident at the airport. I met a lady from Jaipur who, upon learning that I am from Kerala, decided to change her seat. It felt like she judged me based on stereotypes portrayed in movies, which is unfair to most Malayalis who are not like that. I want to assure everyone that the people in Kerala are diverse and safe. It's not right to generalize or believe that everyone is the same, as each person's actions should be judged individually. Let's promote understanding and unity instead
Agree bro, I also have mallu frds and we are united as one
Well said bro 💯💯
Love from odisha ❤
Bro just ignores people who can't understand doesn't value us
But still fact is ur state is isis hub state after Sweden if we talk about secular non Muslims state than after Sweden mostly join isis from ur state but today ur state counter is also fact and now karnataka, TN or up is radar on isis recruitment ur state isisi join declining and in up,TN, karnataka increase
I am Kerala Hindu ….many place travelled in India. …..but Kerala is unique culture…..all religion harmony ❤❤❤
മലയാളി ഡാ❤
@visakhmukundan9347 always welcome to Malappuram i can show anything you want
@visakhmukundan9347വളിതാങ്ങികളില്ലാത്ത നാട്. എടപ്പാളോട്ട൦...🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣
മൂത്ര സ൦ഘിക്ക് സീറ്റില്ലാത്ത നാട്💪💪🔥
@visakhmukundan9347 bro my district is Malappuram ❤️
I am from Karnataka, last yr when i was in 12th, my school taken us to a trip to Wayanad,Kerala. Its just phenomenon, the people,the place and the culture. Rich heritage. I don't know everybody thinks kerala is a ISIS state. But do visit one time, you will get to know the truth. Coastal areas, the culture, the ethics, the most imp is secularism. But I don't know the conversion and all. I didn't get it. All communities are in their own place and living in harmony. They won't forget their identity. Just like in karnataka, kerala is also rich heritage state for Hindus.
Kerala is most super secular state say whatever just ask any kerala hindu, our coexistence is WAy above you thinking
@@FRieza207after 10 year . help me. Very soon. Next Kashmir
@@ajayyadav17AP we don't let that happen
Hindutwa goons will ask soon from north India @@ajayyadav17AP
@@FRieza207 open your eyes .. 2011 kerla Hindu population 65% and now 25% .. please save Hinduism in South India .. 🚫👺☪️✝️
People in Kerala eat beef with Paratha. I went there last year. In almost every restaurant they serve this particular food. I asked a Hindu uncle why they eat beef. He said we should not mix religion with food.
@@animedc69 No . We eat all type of beef. One cannot understand which type of beef he is eating. When we ask for butcher give us either cow or ox. When we ask for buffalo he gives us that. Most hotels serves cow or ox as beef as that is cheaper.
@@johnyv.k3746cow meat is more expensive 😊
@@animedc69 that is for his comfort. Almost all hotel serves cow or bullock meat as beef cose its a bit cheaper than buffalo meat.
Not only beef
We eat chicken pork fish mutton peacock (notlegal) Woodpecker Wildcat Frog Snake etc
Compared to all over the India Kerala is unique
@@oasis2690 peakcock, snake , woodpecker wtf? Are you even from kerala? Malayali aano
"For great men, religion is a way of making friends; small people make religion a fighting tool."
APJ Abdul Kalam (Former President of India)❤
unfortunately this what only the hindus think not muslims.....open your eyes to reality...i as a hindu support your statement
south indian
And The Great Men are always few, the sad fact that can't be ignored 😢
I really don't have any problem with Dharmic religions, Judaism and Christianity
But Islam has many serious problems, the problem is Talking about reforms in Hinduism like caste and all is good ( I accept that )
But If I do the same for Islam
I am called communal I mean
How can I point out a problem if I am being denied the right to speak critically
@@_kartik_chauhanJust like any other religions, the reforms in Islam must happen... A UCC is the key to efficiency of governance and the need of a reformed Bharat!!
My family is from UP, I was born in surat & grew up there & in Ahmedabad, I completed my education from kerala (nit & iim), and Kerala is the most wholesome & tolerant place where I've lived...India needs to learn from kerala about secularism, accepting different religion, and coexisting peacefully!!!
are you talking about IIM in kunnamangalam, kozhikode, right ?
@@hammadraza9255 yes
@@00mpa1oomp4 mopalah massacre of hindus also happened in Kerala
First love jihad of Christians also happened in Kerala
@@shanuyok615 not against hindu.
Lower caste majority was not against it:)
Package ?
During floods in 2018, there is this mosque in Ernakulam district of Kerala was flooded with water and Muslim brothers didn't have a place to do their ritual prayer on Friday. So a nearby Christian Church opened their main prayer hall so that they can do Nishkaram.
But mosque didn't do so, please inform that also. Hindus and christian are secular but not the muslim one
@@indianhacker1958 it’s ok mithr. Keep crying
@@indianhacker1958 hey muslims also helped other religions in kerala
@@ajayyadav17AP I have been to Kerala once but the muslims are nice i have no hate for them , yes definitely against radicals
@@indianhacker1958there will be rotten Apple in any place may it be in Hindu Muslim or Christian
As a Muslim from Kerala, I can say from the bottom of my heart that i love all my Hindu and Christian brothers and sisters. My best friends are Hindus and i wish our love and kindness towards each other continues.
You name is daisy Rose? And you are a Muslim??
@@kevinfernandez9999that's a serious confusion for me 😅
They are forming an altogether new thing. But that is definitely not Hindu 😂
Than try going to a mandir and try taking your friends to a mandir also , same as many hindus are already visiting masjid
@@kevinfernandez9999Is it compulsory to put real name😂😂
The Kerala story
Keralites don't need North Indian Certificate
Yes they want halal certificate 😂
@@zelontusk north indians = somalians
kerala = american
@@ക്രിസ്റ്റഫർ we are all Indians north south east west. It's just that madarsa chaps want a 3rd nation like Pakistan and Bangladesh.
Like Hindu beef exporters from UP@@zelontusk
@@rasputin774 or Muslim pork exporters from gujrat.
As a Hindu who studied in a Christian school, I can proudly say that we are so diverse. During prayers, Religion neutral + Christian prayers are used to prevent alienation by other students. My Best friend is Muslim, My school is Christian, My teacher is Hindu. Everyone respects each other and I have never seen anyone shame others on their religion. I'm proud to be a Keralite. ❤🎉
Hii fake I'd abdula
secularism scam lead this to brain rot
@@swatipriya562In kerala all are lived peacefully
@@rijojohn7218 and we are not foolish like you ; conversion racket and terror links are coming to surface ; and we cannot risk whole country due to story of peace you are selling
well i am as lucky as you !
Iam from kerala My father is a Christian and my mom is Hindu. Our neighbour's daughter is my best friend and she is a Muslim ❤
what are you?
@@AyushKumar-fo5yu A human💯
@@Im_jo-el. Best reply anna, best reply
@@Im_jo-el 😁🤣😂 ithin nalla marupadi vere ilal
Exactly 💯... that is kerala...
I'm a christian girl from kerala.... During my school days i had two friend,one a hindu and the other a muslim. Recently i even went to the wedding of my muslim friend..... Here everybody is allowed for everything. No boundaries that discriminate people based on religion. We judge people based on their charachter......not religion
Christian girls being kidnapped and rapd by Muslims
You are a Christian and your name is Shruti? 🙄
@@tejaswinimokase420 indian catholic
@@tejaswinimokase420 My surname is Johnson....
@@tejaswinimokase420 tf is even in a name?
Currently Living in Kerala, I appreciate how people here don't judge me based on my religion, color, or birthplace.
I was in Mumbai with my Muslim friend, and I noticed that taxi drivers were treating Muslims poorly.
Here, we are fortunate to live in harmony without experiencing such incidents.
This happens with muslim people not only in Mumbai but in whole India .
@@Pan21335bro come to Kerala here religion doesn't matter
Hindu Muslim and Christian all are considered humans
@@Pan21335that's not true
@@sriganesan8237 it is true!!!
@@Pan21335so what. Terrorists should be treated like that
In kerala Malappuram district the district which has the most number of Muslims like 65% around and iam a Christian who is living there for past 18 years since i was born .and i studied 12 years in a Muslim school,in my sslc i were the only non Muslim student in the class.but even there there is a lot of Christian churches hindu temples etc..in Christmass we everyone wait for Christmas Carols similarly all the people will dance in poorams(hindu festivals) .. Thrissur pooram is the biggest festival in India with 100 elephants .and also we celebrate eid together.and i swear that kerala is the best state in india to live. North Indians pls remember that we don't have dharavi like slums here,no one will change our food style according to their belief,and also our superstars are not ambassadors of pan masala packets
No one will change our food style? Do Kerala mu-slims eat pork?
And this is the real 'Kerala Story'. Love from Tamilnadu ❤
Why always bring North and South India. Even Muslims in Hyderabad and Karnataka are forcefully Converted via Sword and Invasion. So don't say North India and South India. Only say Kerala bro. We here in Maharashtra celebrate Onam during Ganesh Chaturthi we also know how to treat someone.
@@Adity2223no you are not 😂
Nammude naad 😍😍 kerala always 🔥🔥😍
i'm a human from kerala. I prefer humanity over religion.
Human...❤️
Me too❤❤
❤️❤️❤️ Same here, much love.
Me too
Me too
The funniest fact is that after Kerala Story movie was released, communal tensions rose in the rest of India, whereas all that happened in Kerala was opposition to the movie, irrespective of religion
It's not funny. Subjugation and deracination has reached such a level that our leaders themselves can't speak up against Islamism.
Ask any doctor specialised in sexual diseases, you will find that most cases are from Madrassa.
Yet nobody is able to stop such rapes of boys because Islamic clerics are powerful in Kerala.
One of the reasons politicians couldn't spread hate was due to the film 2018
True ❤
Communal tensions rose because some people's sentiments were hurt by the movie.. in Kerala it didn't release, else theaters would burn
@@nishanthreddy9397 yea that's the problem and not that the film was made to directly increase communal VIOLENCE 🤣
I wish you included concept of Onam also, which is celebrated by every Malayali across the world irrespective of their gender/caste/religion. Thanks Mohak and team for telling the real story. Visit Kerala when you get a chance.
Happy 🌼nam :) here everyone is welcome.
It's similar to Pongal in tamilnadu which is a festival for harvest. It's a universal festival here everyone celebrates Pongal.
Even Christmas is largely a secular festival in Kerala and is celebrated by all communities. Kerala's probably the best Christmas destination in India. Muslim festivals are also celebrated but it's not quite there yet.
Christmas,Onam and perunal all this are celebrating by each malayalees without looking at the relegion.
Yeah right. 😂😂 Kerala is one of the most homophobic and extremely religious states in the entire India. There are people who say don't celibrate onam in Kerala.
@@Y______K lol .
If you live in Kerala you will know that, there’s no religious distinction, people are forward thinking, well read and practical.
if The Nayar and Ezavas never Existed, There won't be a State Called Kerala.
Source Malabar riots of 1921 , Victims from Hindu/Christian Communities are Still Alive. The Genocide is Rewritten as a Mopilah Farmers Moment in The History Books and In the Movies At Same time Thulu Nadan History has been Completely Erased . If Malabar Nayar and Ezavas Didn't Fought Back We Could Have been Seen a Country Called Young Turkey ( because The just wanted to build a Utopian Country for Turkish Khalifa ) .
Mallu people are Forward Thinking That's why The Sate Police Gave physical Training To The PFI member So They Can Eliminate us faster Than Ever.
Njanum Ningale pole Kannu adachu Irut akarulla Pathiv Undayirunu 2018 Asifa Yude Peril Nadana Harthal inu Collage il ninu varuna enikum friends inum PFi Karunde Kayeen Nalonam kitti , avar kollathe jeevam mathram baki vach .
Yeah yeah , I recently spotted potraits of the terrorist Ashraf madni during my recent road trip on nh 66 near kollam so much for the secularism. Stop fooling people
Hindus are discriminated in Kerala.
Lol I'm a Keralalite I can see that well ! One way secularism is in place here ! Anything happens from love jihad to terrorism recruitment but no one asks !
@@mangopudding5979Exactly and nowadays christians as well ! Bible burning in many places in Kerala😢
Reality is Kerala is no.1 state love Kerala from West Bengal
But harmony is good but Don't try to hide the bad things
I am also from west bengal
And I can see the increase in the number if Bangladeshi immigrants and I am pretty sure you agree on this
@@MrDg05 where you see?
@@iyi232 bro I have heard the news that kerela minister told in parliament back in 2009 that about 9k girl were missing
You can find in yt too
@@MrDg05 no Bangladeshi lives In kolkata
No 1 in isis???😂😂😂😂😂😂
Loved Kerala in my bike travel late 2023. It was the cleanest, most disciplined and enjoyable state to ride in. Loved the food, the scenery, talking to the sensible people there. Only drawback was the heat, but we can manage. Super state, and ranks way above than the so-called Indian culture states.
Kerala is called the God's Own Country because all gods have been coexisting peacefully in Kerala since the Bronze Age Collapse. It's a model community not just in India but in the world.
Excellent observation.I personally experienced the same.But kerala is often underated when it comes to national level talks and government policies.
@@TheRishijoesanuIts a ad tagline
Hi bro.. You are from?
So happy to see a non-keralite analyse the real Kerala❤.we are not perfect but we are much better than rest of the country
But in kasargod worst
@@ganeshnaik9463 no
Because muslims are minoriry in kerala
But like all others states we also suffer from corrupt politicians aur koi bhi secularism corrupt politicians se nahi baacha sakta
No kerala isn't "much" better.. Kerala is actually getting worse day by day.. check the statistics before posting such nonsense.. finance, crime, corruption, pollution, waste disposal, water distribution issues, electricity generation issues, communal disharmony and everything is getting worse.. I have felf that most people who say Kerala is great are either Muslims or Communist party workers.. I am a Muslim by birth, I do not have any party affiliations.. But I understand the problems kerala is troubled with..Muslims say Kerala is great because the narrative now is that Muslims are making Kerala worse, so Muslims try to counter this by saying Kerala is great. the same with Communist leaders. they have ruled this state for the longest and yet they have just run the state to wall.. I am sincerely sick of these "proud of kerala" thing, when most Malayalis don't even understand the issues that are there in Kerala. Most malayalis don't even know that the actual forest cover of Kerala is less than 25% when the forest cover has to be at least 33% for environmental safety.. Malayalis don't realise that crimes against women are growing in kerala. Child abuse cases are rising in kerala. Corruption is more institutionalised today than ever before. People these days have started saying "corruption is OK".. that alone shows how far out state has degenerated. Please stop making these stupid comments, just to make yourself feel good.
As a person from Northeast I can confidently say that Keralites are very nice and educated people. Our regions share many things including passion for football⚽ from people who I have met and my friends, relatives never have I heard a bad thing about Kerala people.
But now a days good news are not coming from northeast firstly assam then Manipur and now mizoram what is that ????
@ShubhamKumar-vd9xy as if good news are flooded from North India. Every state has some complex conditions which others don't know and locals know better than outsiders.
@@josejoseph8725 I am just saying random and disturbing fact!!!
@@ShubhamKumar-vd9xy shit happens.
@@ShubhamKumar-vd9xywhat mizoram? There is nothing happening in mizoram wtf 🤣🤣🤣
"Thank you, Mohak, for this inspiring video. I'm watching it from Pakistan, and we take immense pride in having young individuals like you who are the flagbearers of education. It's crucial to remember that education has the power to eradicate hate and violence, and with remarkable young minds like yours, I'm hopeful for a brighter future. Blessings upon you, young one."
As a hindu from kerala i can say from my heart
that we hindu, muslim, chritians live peacefully together close to each other
Dawg like do Hindus actually eat beef
@@nobody_3812yup all my Hindu friends do. So keep your opinion to yourself
@@nobody_3812Yupp , it’s a good item that’s cherished , Hindu Brahmins of the south especially Kerala eat beef and have been for the longest time
@@nobody_3812beef and Cow are different fool
Saw it on twitter yesterday! How they were chanting we will b@rn you ! My Nani Maa is from Kerala and currently working in Kolkata High court as an advocate she clearly stated how peaceful people were in nineties and it has significantly changed with time.
As a Hindu Nair, I’m proud to say that my state is extremely secular. Lot of my closest friends are Muslims, Hindus and Christian’s . We will never become like North Indian states which lack education and have extremes in radical Hindus and Muslims . Proud to say that I’m a Malayali .
Brother there is difference between Kerala and other states. Include South India also Hyderabad and Karnataka also were forcefully converted via Sword or Invasion. No one has the right to go and destroy temple and change religion in name of Islamic state. You might have not seen genocide of Kashmiri Pandits because as usual you want to create a controversy of North and South India in Name of Religion and Language. We have been taught all Indians are my Brothers and sisters in Pledge at School. Please read the history of India don't follow Communist who has taught everyone wrong history that Akbar the great. Why no Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Great, why no Maharana Pratap Great? Your local Channels specially in Kerala and Tamil Nadu are fully organized by politicians. And by the way do you know our National Song Vande Mataram was fully played on Saturday at school, not just the first verse all verses were completed.
Secular?are you sure?
Prof T J Joseph biography tells a different story.Kerala was secular but not any more and how can some one forget the slogan of that child in Alappuzha.
@@jayarajnair give instances where it is not secular . So one child in alapuzha which is isolated incident means it isn’t secular ? Do you have logic ?
& One day you Keralite hindus will be a minority community in your state then you people will face the same situation like Kashmiri pundits & Pakistani hindus ..
@@arupkantipal3662 Neither we are Pandits nor we are Pakistanis.
Learn about our history , noone can play games with us
I am a Hindu from Kerala. Christians and Muslims are an integral part of my Life and my Society and I love and respect them .
I bet second to that
@@shubham-oh4ki i don't care what's written in their book. I respect them by the way they behave and involve in my life
@@shubham-oh4ki I have enough knowledge in Qur'an, Bible and manusmriti. So you better not teach me
@@shubham-oh4ki In this country, I fear Hinduism more than any other ideology.
@@shubham-oh4ki And what gave you that conclusion?
Educated people ❤
We support kerala from Srilanka 🇱🇰
❤
Love u bro
I am a keralite by birth. I have friends who belong to Islam faith and Hindu faith. Religion, even though we can become a topic of discussion among us, but it never came to divide us. I believe Kerala is a true secular state, even though there are small scale, tensions arise here and there. by the spirit of India is stand for. We should celebrate every religions of India. We have achieved so much great things over the last 75 years of independence but it would be a various sad story if it ends in a communal violence and tear the country apart. So we should work for the harmony and make India greet.
Truth is always bitter
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If it's true then why Hindu population decreasing..now only 52%.. while Muslim and Christian increase rapidly
@@sougatmohapatra8540your question is so ridiculous, u already know the real answer behind it.
Your way of questioning is like y is hindu population increasing in UK and America and all other western countries, y is sikh population increasing in Canada in the last 100 years. Y did the native white population fall down in the last 100 years in most western countries?
If u know y white people are decreasing in western countries in the last 100 years, then u will also know y hindu population is reducing in Kerala .
Lastly Kerala has a fertility rate of less than 2 , which means that the entire state is reducing its native population not just hindus. Many are working abroad.
😂 nice joke a true secular state. I never hear such jokes, you made my day.
When this movie came out, social media was full of hate comments against kerala and malayalis. As a Malayali, I felt really sad. But now it is not like that,because I realized that half of the people in this country are full of the poison of religion. In this comment section itself, North Indians are standing to correct the Malayalees who say that Kerala is safe. So what I want to say to my fellow Malayalees is that we know how our Kerala is, what are our problems and priorities. Don't take anything they say seriously, just ignore all these hate .I am still proud of being born in Kerala and thankful to God that I was not born anywhere else in India.
Its not that big of a deal dude, chill out.
Exactly!! The same thoughts were going on in my mind.. I just didn't comment bcuz these people will surely come to reply with their hate comments.. That's now in their habit.. Anyways just like u said, we keralites know how our Kerala is and how we live here.. Let the others speak or propagate negative statements about it due to a movie, we just don't care:) they won't see the good comments made by the North Indians who lived here and knows the truth :|
It's due to wahabism imported from saudi and radicalization of Kerala Muslims from the past 50 to 100 years. Otherwise Kerala is mostly peaceful.
hate only for muslims not kerala and malyali, plz dont spread misinformation.
@@Sanjaypatelxm why hate all Muslims? Many Muslims are also among Malayalis. There are people who happen to born in Muslim families but the extend of their faith is very different. Imagine people in low caste say that they hate higher caste people because of how they exploited their community. Imagine people in higher cast say that they hate low caste cast because they are ruining their opportunities through reservation. 'hate' is a word which can kill an entire nation. If now people are hating other people of a particular religion, what about in future when they start hating people of other states, other castes, other cultures? It's very easy to hate.
Don't generalise people. Imagine a stranger comes to you and say that whatever religion you believe in sucks. How do you feel? I don't think anyone will be indifferent if someone talks ill about their faith which they believe in from birth. Same goes with Muslims. Some of my muslim friends are non believers, they just take part in the community for the sake of it. (kind of scared to say that they are athiests lol,) All muslims are not very conservative. But I should say that there is an increase in conservative Muslims recently. One of the major reason for this is increasing anti muslim sentiments among people. They are forced to group together. I even heard some people saying that Muslims don't belong here. These kind of words will only make them hate our country and its citizens. One of the major reason for youngsters in joining terrorist organisations is this hate.
I did a bicycle trip across kerala. Traversing 800 km's covering 90% of remote areas of districts. Needless to say, kerala felt magical, unlike anything I have ever felt in any other state of India. Mallapuram was the safest I felt while riding my bike
I hope one day I do that as well.
Bro that's awesome. I am a malayali living in US since 9, and every time I visit kerala it is magical place. Beautiful land and people.
From malappuram ❤
omg thats so cool, if u post any vlogs ill watch em fs
@@tguptahaahhaha Could not afford a GoPro and the logistics of carrying a camera setup on my first bicycle trip
“മതമേതായാലും മനുഷ്യന് നന്നായാല് മതി”
: ശ്രീനാരായണഗുരു
🕉️+☪️+✝️+........=🇮🇳
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Mohak was late to this topic but he presented both sides of Kerala with such in-depth and well researched video. This is what the whole country needs to know. And please support creators like the whole Soch team so that we will get such well informed videos with no bias.
Thanks to the whole Soch team for presenting the actual Kerala Story and educating on several other topics.
Couldn't agree more
No he isn't late to the topic, infact this assures us that he is not the one who jumps on the hype and narrative based videos like others including dhruv as well.
Taking time in thorough research and multifaceted perspective is what this channel offers us. Kudos to him and his team!
He is late just to avoid critism which is disgusting... If you really want to bring change you can't be fearful of critism
Timing is perfect. We have another state burning because of hatred between two communities.
@@negi-jiin
I have been to kerala multiple times because my mother is from kerala..... I agree there are few bad people. But most people in kerala are really good. It's a state where you can find temple, church, mosque at the same place... The people have better communal harmony. There is no discrimination and religious conflicts.... It's truly God's own Country
It's not about people, it's about the ideology. The mu-slims in Kerala follow the same I-slam that's followed elsewhere. I-slam is a regressive c-ult which causes problems
@@mlg1279 every religion hitherto does same thing
I'm from Telangana,
I have studied in a school run by CMI foundation based in Kerala.
In the year 2000 itself our school had Fully equipped computer lab with 30 computers. We were taught Java basic in class 9.
Our principal used to conduct free class where we just discuss various topics. The hot topic is always religion and mythology.
We were exposed to Greek and Roman mythology. Indian religions and culture.
We had a Library with books ranging from Comics to Scientific Journals.
I completed my SSC in 2015 and the fees was 10,000 rupees.
The role of CMI in Indian education is criminally underrated
@@TheRishijoesanu criminally underrated...?
@@TheRishijoesanu true
@@davidalexsebastiank6250 "criminally underrated" is just a saying/phrase. There is nothing criminal about the foundation
@@sindhurtej9638 ohhhkk got it, thank you 😊
As a Keralite the story you published is 100% accurate. Keep up the good work Soch & team.
Last month only, I visited Kerala's Thirissur. What a place! Good food, good people, plus the scenery I wish I could have stayed there for almost a week or 10 days, but I was there for a wedding, and I stayed there only for 3 days. People talking sh*t about Kerala are jealous of how one state can live peacefully and in harmony.
I have a friend named Manisha Singh who fell in love with a Hindu guy in Kerala and after some time they had a sexual relationship and when the boy told her that he was a Muslim and not a Hindu, Manisha wanted to break up with him. But that boy blackmailed her by showing her nude and forcibly made her a Muslim and sent her to Pakistan, she is exploited daily. She somehow contacted me and told me that help me, I cannot bear it any more.....
@@lolxd926 bro if it was true why isn't he informing Officials? He's making this shit up
Bro but Kochi is completely different especially some areas there
@@lolxd926look at his comments history and saved playlists, it screams extremism
@@hustler2847are you writing a script for sudip sen😃
I am from up and I study in kerala and believe me it's the most secular and the most peaceful state in India... This is the reason why BJP tactics don't work here
As a Hindu and a non-Kerlaite ( Native of Bihar) who lived in Delhi , I myself studied in a Christian school owned by Malayalis , and I can proudly say that the culture of communal harmony of Mallu's impacted the environment of our school alot . We celebrated Diwali as well as Christmas , Eid and Gurupurab also with utmost joy and excitement . Every student from each religion and community took these festivals as their own and also took part in it . I myself have two best friends one of whom is a Muslim and other is a Christian and the most shocking thing is that these two are not even from Kerala , they are from UP where religion is always a hot debate of politics . So we can see how the impact of the culture of Malayalis can improve the situation in North India .
The problem is not with people, but ideology.
What does qu'ran say about non-mu-slims?
What does C'ianity say will happen to u if u don't believe in je-sus?
@@rix1c992 Another fact: Kerala has two radical is-lamist organizations - Muslim League and SDPI (PFI). Luckily, the BJP government has banned PFI - whose principal aim was to make India into an is-lamic country by 2047. So much for "culture of communal harmony"!!
@@mlg1279, You are a result of propaganda dear
@@MithlajManzoor Truth is bitter. Learn to cope! 🤡🐷🤡
@@mlg1279Muslim league is a welfare party which is basically zero level crime party🤦. You don't know nothing about IUML. They have a lot of charity hospitals & baitul rahma( free home for people irrespective of religion)
Kerala is the best example for secularism , where people focus on human connections rather than religion.
The question your raised - Which of the movies was more closer to the truth - Kerala Story or 2018?
The answer is 2018.
As someone who went through the college system in Kerala, and witnessed first hand the devastation and ensuing events of 2018 floods, i can confidently say that 2018 was a must better depiction of Kerala.
2018 is closer to reality for a short term.
In long term Kerala story is closer.
Islam is a slow poison. It takes decades to change the demography and initiate violent separatist movements.
But what about islam coming to India before Arabia? 3:40 😂 almost 100 years before.
@@bowxfire5275This video is not 100% facts. He done some research. But half of the things from statements done by some politician or leaders and not by any Historians. I'm not telling Historians are also not always correct(As new proofs unearthed always) and Scientific discoveries also(Pluto was a planet before). It's like 'Flat Earth' mind. Some people still not believe Spherical Earth 🌎.
Both are correct depictions of kerala
@@alanjohnson7994 From Supreme Court case 'Kerala State vs Kerala story Producer' on defaming a State, verdict was Kerala Story was a work of Fiction. Producer accepted it as Fiction. Actual Girls conversion to Islam and joining ISIS as per Indian Government records says from Kerala merely 7 did that, compared to 80-90 from Gujarat. As per movie, the number provided is 100x higher than the whole India data.
As a Muslim we needs to understand Kerala story is s not against Muslims it’s against ISS because it’s growing and the youths are becoming the victims 😊
Good thought
And it is against Islam extremism also😊
@@SagiSharma phir to hindutva extremist bhi hamare bich hai na jo cow ke naam par mob Lynch krta hai
@@Koenglishmeinkyakahatehain Toh waha se chale jao😊
Very few Indian Humans think like you. U are a true Indian.
I am from Karnataka a frequent visitor to Kerala, but it's something very different from other states.
They have unity between the religions & they never complain to each other, they live together peacefully.
Silence is not peace,
Lets talk about karnataka then,
Udupi washroom video case,
The administration maintained peace by granting bail to the 3 accused girls, but they had videos of girls doing things in bathroom, they already send the video to their majhabi friends , it can ve used for many thing now, karnataka has fallen to desert cult worshipers,
I hope you enjoy you crooked version of 'peace' in which you will be in piece
@@eee9034 that's correct
If they are so fond of unity why did pakistan form
@@advait_enthusiast Pakistan had nothing to do with Kerala? The entire concept of Pakistan came from northern and eastern states. None of the southern states ever had any concept of a separate muslim homeland. Nor did any significant migration happen from the south to Pakistan, because their cultural identity was more important to them than their religious identity.
@@zetaforever4953
Then why did not nizam of hyderabad accept to join Indian union post independence ?
Why Sardar Vallabhai Patel had to fight with Nizam
@@advait_enthusiastyou're not making any sense.. Please keep this "bhadas" upto yourself!
As a keralite I really appreciate your effort for this video..Every point you said is absolutely true.Hats off for your research work👏
I am a christian from kerala, its like near the end of my clg that i found that some of my friends were actually hindus not christians😂😂. Its because we never spoke about religions with each other and they kind of had christian sounding names.
I'm a gov employee from Rajasthan, working in kerala , I can say for sure kerala is very beautiful and people are the most friendliest which I have ever seen I can say in respect to North Indians.
In terms of safety I initially feel uncomfortable, but now I can it is good in comparison to north
Go to Muslim areas and celebrate your festival to know the meaning of secularism.
@@BrokeBillionareI am hindu myself and I celebrate many of my festivals in muslim areas..and apart from my head getting chopped off, nothing much has happened...all my muslim neighbours are peaceful😊
True
@@BrokeBillionareif you are not from kerala shut up. We malayalees celebrate every festivals together. You can even see a temple , church and mosque existing together in a compound in kerala.
@@7weeks817 lol, thank you for educating me. I learned a lot about peacefulness today.
As someone living in Kerala and not from here, I can tell you the tolerance and acceptance is unlike anywhere else in the country
He said that communal harmony is just like a cob web..is it true?one or two incidents of communal harmony don’t justify the nature of communal situation all over Kerala..
There definitely a few places where there is dispute between different communities but it's mainly politically instigated. As such the people are very much secular and accepting.
Professor's hand was cut by muslim. Still they are tolerant.
You haven't heard recent Muslim legue slogans.
@@niharranjanmahunt4102 And even then, the “communal” violence could be misrepresented. Imagine you have 2 groups of friends. One is Hindu and the other is Muslim. A guy from the Hindu group is upset that a Muslim guy made a joke about his mother, so he punches him and the 2 groups fight. This fight has nothing to do with religion but the media will say, “Muslim group ambushes Hindus” to get a headline.
Being a Goan I really appreciate people of Kerala they help each other no matter your religion if you know Malayalam he or she will help you. I have experienced it in the Gulf.
True
Plz don't eat beaf
@@relaxingsongs5098we like beef bro
@@anandjainishereI like aayesha. I like PORK 🐖 🍖🥓
In kerala and Gulf,.malayalees are helping. In australia, other indians also help. Basically you have to be interested in certain jobs and business..then other indians can help. Bcs in other countries, everything rotates around livelihood
Kerala: We are happy.
Rest of India: No.
I'm from Bangladesh. One of my cousin is a travel vlogger, visited India couple of times. After visiting some major provisions, he said Kerala, Manipur, Mizoram are the best among all. The other states may be more beautiful on the basis of natural resources, but the behaviour of the natives, the atmosphere, the tranquility was overwhelming. He faced some difficulties & few derogatory remarks in some particular states. Once he was even told to get out from a restaurant by the owner just because he's bengali. The owner said Bangalis (not just Bangladeshi) aren't welcomed here. In the contrary some Malayali offered him shelter as there was no hotel nereby. They never discriminate knowing that he's Bengali.
Even staying thousands miles away, Bangladeshi people are well known about the beauty of Kerala & Malayali people's generosity. We often give example whether it's about education, women empowerment, cultural diversity, secularism & what else. I hope Kerala remains beautiful forever. The religious conflict may not reach there.
@@nausaadzaman1805 off course for radicals like you you will support things that fall in your interest
@@nausaadzaman1805 so sad to here islamists in kerala I'd targeting Hindu girls & boys and we are also facing illegal bangladeshi infiltration issue
@@swatipriya562 your instant attacking comments are the proof that India has changed. & in near future you will be first one to feel the hellfire because of inter-conflicts which already have started.
@@nausaadzaman1805 and your instant victim card shows how mullahs try to divert when questioned about facts
@@nausaadzaman1805 I understand mullahs are afraid of one thing about truth ; don't worry about my country better try to stop illegal infiltration
DICLAIMER: BJP supporters should not see this video, you may get offended😂😂
I think anti bjp people.Because this shows that kerela too have problems which are increasing.
@@Harshit09877What problems dude, its all propaganda no real issues
@@omar_vlogger no big issues??😂😂 one of the most troubled state in this decade
@@iitnakanpur.. Yes dear im keralite , I've heard none, you tell me then..
@@iitnakanpur....pls explain the issue which kerala is facing
kerala is far better than other indian states
I'm from Northeast , India and I have many teachers from south India mainly from Kerala and Tamil and they were one the best teachers. I love south India and always long to visit once after I complete my studies.👍
You are always welcome❤️
It's not about kerala ❤, it's about manipulating peoples bro
Sai vikas se ho kya?
From Kerala
As a keralite I want to say something that nothing can divide us ....we are one ....we are Kerala......we are just human beings.... people who carrying religious poison please leave us alone.
Yes bro🤍
❤
Last year i travelled almost whole south india but Kerala was different. People were nice helping and very soft and smart where else other states where a little harsh and arrogant towards north people they didn’t even spoke if you don’t know their local languages
Kerala is a dream State for me 🇮🇳
Personal experience of Kerala , it has it's own vibes no one can beat..... thankyou for being a part of our country
Lot of us don't want to be a part.
We are very different from hate spreading northies. We don't want to associate with that.
Actually me as a Keralite don't want to be part of India which is sucking out South India only for corruption.
@@Wiela4015 now you are spreading hate. he is spreading love and you are spreading hate
@@vmsterna1933 read the comment above. Everything is mentioned there
@@Wiela4015 do not target a particular group be it religion, caste, gender, state,country etc...
good and bad is every where and in every group. we southies also have bad
communal people and north have very good people like who write the top
comment.
I have met Kerelite colleagues from all the three religious backgrounds and honestly, I found them to be the some of the most polite, disciplined and gentle people in India. Offcourse, there will be some bad apples, but they do not define the entire malayali population.
True
mani pfi is the main culprit the nia has got proofs..but again what to say.
@@Shalu_Kashyap.. Thanks ! Corrected
@@Shalu_Kashyap.. Malayalam is the language and malayali is the word for people who are native Keralites.
@@mansibisht8589Bjp rules India what more do we need to have, atleast pfi is banned
We are living in kerala and we know how peaceful and harmonious our state is and also we know that the people who hates kerala will become a fan of Kerala if BJP get some seats but we are helpless for you because kerala people are well read and educated ,they always see both sides and judge and they can’t be easily swayed away by fake news ,RSS has a very strong base in kerala and they have the maximum number of shagas in kerala when compared to other states ,but the irony for them is even BJP people won’t vote for BJP in kerala just because they don’t want to destroy the religious harmony of the state …It’s a fact and as keralites we don’t need anyone’s certificate about state ,there are lot of North Indians living in kerala and they know what’s the true fact ,we need the testimony from them only ..
this is how the main stream media should do research ......your research are damn solid .....very welll
The reason why Kerala is different from north India is most of the Kerala muslims were traders and not invaders unlike in North India which was highly effected by Afghans and Mongols
Mongols?
@@deku006 yeah , later Mongols were converted to Islam.
@@deku006Mughals means Mongols in Persian
@@TheRishijoesanu they claimed they were Mongols due to Babar's mother , she was apparently a mongol they say
Kerala is truly a secular state and that's why, Kerala is no. 1 state in many indexes.
And the states, who criticize Kerala, comes at bottom.
When PFI was banned by BJP government, large scale violence happened only in non BJP ruled Kerala.
@@bullrideryamaraja5944then?
Tamil Nadu ranks higher than Kerala in overall index!
It was secular . but nowadays the leading party is making fun of certain beliefs
@@Buzzon_yt nop you are wrong
I watched 2018 in Kerala. I don't understand Malayalam and there were no subtitles. And yet it was an amazing cinematic experience......!!!!
Proud to be born in Kerala🌴❤️ The land of coconuts, spices, Nature, Education, Religious harmony, Cinima, Culture, History... Aaah.. Thank God!!!!!🙌🏻
I found this guy randomly while scrolling but After watching many of his videos I believe that he is the most unbiased guy on this youtube community
He's centrist lol
Yeah, the best of the youtubers for sure!
@@Fe-ironman True
But the reality of current political
Structure of this country says otherwise
Mohak has an empathetic way of explaining things. This makes his videos special. Very nuanced and balanced.
@@Dr.SyedSaifAbbasNaqvi fr
Unlike clowns like dhruv rathee
And right wing clowns yt channel
My family was on the verge of suiside, I was in 6th standard or some thing, father lost everything in real estate . I remember my nri uncle and aunt daily calling and abusing my mom for a gold chain she borrowed from them. We were living on a rented house. They some how managed our muslims neighbours phone number and daily calls them for my mom.
One fine day the neighbour called my mom and gave all her gold and told her to sell or pawn or do what ever with it. My mom never shared any of our problems with them btw.
This is my Kerala story
Yes but do you see that everywhere? These extreme thoughts, my religion is the best, killing people in name of religion. These are new to us now, it's surprising to see how we have arrived here from those peaceful days. The only thing we can hope for is things getting better or religion gonna end humanity
@@me_and_theother_mecan't agree more
@@me_and_theother_me there is noting for the ruling party to show as their achievements. so this is the simplest way to get votes. divide and conquer. bristish did it now they are doing it. even though there is no food in the plate, uneducated youth with their WhatsApp is happy with playing along
Both are real story. Extremism exists is every religion every ideology. It's our responsibility to counter it
@@jaymahakaal5354 yes how do we counter it is important. Life, humanity, is bigger than religion. Religion is man-made, no God has ever told to kill in his name.
I want to share my experience.
I live in mumbai , but my natives is Mangalore, and mother tongue is Tulu... As you mentioned Mangalore too was a major western trade centre , it created a communial harmony... For many years we were ruled by brits and Portuguese and their influence is in in many beautiful churches in Mangalore, also due to trade with gulf Muslims in our region thrived good ... Hindus here never forgot their roots .. i recently visited Mangalore were in many private bus (gov buses are usually not available) their are photo frames where Lord Ganesha , Mecca , mother mary all three are together... I saw many temples, churches and masjids in 1km radius ... Apart from this we follow Kola tradition where worship demigods who help us in our personal, land , economic every problem ... But these demigods are not only hindu but Muslims too.... If you ever heard about history of Bapanadu temple you will find the beauty of Mangalore....
I just hate when people abuses eachothers god and beliefs bcz no culture teaches that .. its politicians who manipulate us to do so .... Not targeting any one party but every party do so , its our responsibility not to fall for it
But why hindu traders were not accepted in middle east ?
@@kushaltiwari3668 middle East was trade centre during haj yatra , so Muslim had a purpose to go their, and was beneficial for them to give them , but for Hindu it was only for trade ... Also our Vedic culture don't allow us to leave our country land
Stop calling ishtdevs as "demigods" plz
@@ash574 sorry, yenka gothu undu yan demigods matregala arth avand askara panpun ..... Jai Manjunath Swamiye 🙏
Mangalore is like a mini Kerala. They're culturally very similar except the politics
Most importantly we don't go around identifying ourselves as Christians, Hindus, Muslims etc. which is why we stand united.
😂😂😂 biggest joke
@@AdvaiticOneness1what ur stats buddy? In which development index ur state is better than Kerala
@@1x1x1is1 in from Kerala itself. Lmao
@@1x1x1is1 Not begging money from Centre in Supreme Court . Every state is better than Kerala in this regard.
Lots of love to Kerala, from Odisha. 😊
i am from andhra . I love kerala 😍 heaven with greenery and good people
as a south indian, i can conform that kerala is one of the most secular state in india. These film directors try to discriminate the people of kerala by making these films.Kerala is and is gonna be the most diversified state no matter what happns
I am a Muslim who studied in both Christian and hindu educational institutions.
I have gone to many North Indian cities and i could feel the haterd for Muslims in those cities and that makes kerala different from other.
No one here ask what is you religion but i and my friends have gone through this situation in North even from the well educated and reputed people.
I am from jammu we also live happily.... :) I am from hindu majority district but seriously before entering in social media I didn't knew that hindu and muslim hate each other .. : but I will not lie seriously here tribal people(Gujjar) are muslim and in my area they give shelter to territories for money and I don't like it 😭(I never judge them as a Muslim but as a anti national)
Sorry for poor English 😅
@@kritikasharma6304gujjar community toh sabse patriotic community ha kashmir ki
@@goku9554 Jammu* ki .... :) But some people do for money 💲
@@kritikasharma6304 aap kashmiri pandit ho kya fir, jammu ma muslim nehi ha kya???
@@goku9554 No I am dogra from jammu....Yes mostly tribal people (Gujjar) from jammu are muslims ....vaise or bi bohat muslim ha jammu division me
South India is free from communalism.. It's all North India..
Meanwhile Moplahs, Razakars, Tipu Sultan happened in Paris
They happened on Mars
it ain't paradise but its not everyday business like in the north though.
@@msraja1230 Oh really? Is Karnataka north Indian? Maharashtra? West Bengal? Gujarat? Telangana?
You have Just two exception, TN and Kerala.
Are you living in 2024 or in medival times?
@@neil4473 you Think Religion with a Mediaeval mindset won't strike back? Hasn't you seen PFI? forgot Coimbatore blast? Forgot Pro-Hamas support in Kerala, death calls for Hind us
3:40 islam came to India before islam was originated? WTF?
Christianity came to India just 23 years after Christianity originated? That's quick. But islam coming to India 100 years before coming to Arabia is funny af.
Google says islam came to kerala in 9th century btw. And Christianity in 52 CE.
Get your facts right.
Islam came to India when prophet Mohammad was alive in time of king
Cheraman Perumal and even his companion build a mosque
Built in 629 AD by Malik Ibn Dinar it is located in the district of Thrissur in Kerala.
@@nabeelquazi quick maths. 2023-629= 1394. Not even 1400 years. But it is approximately 1500 years 👏
My exam marks was not 89. It's 100.
@@bowxfire5275 my response is to your 9th century comment🤓🤓🤓 Mister 💯 Marks
@@nabeelquazi 🥸
Look at my message. I said "Google says".
Also, the wikipideia says the mosque has a lot of wrong info.
It is a legend claims that the mosque was built in 629AD -Google.
All the sources that I can find have the same copypasta info.
Wiki of the mosque,
About page in Google maps,
Muziris Heritage site (the first thing that comes up when u search name of the mosque),
Official site of kerala.
Reviews botted in Google reviews.
All with the same message "The Cheraman Juma Mosque is a mosque in Methala, Kodungallur, Thrissur in the Indian state of Kerala. A legend claims that it was built in 629 CE, which makes it the oldest mosque in the Indian subcontinent which is still in use.".
Sounds a bit like propaganda yk.
@@nabeelquazi also, why is it not facing mecca?
It doesn't look like a mosque either. Looks like one of the Buddhist temples.
Thanks Mohak for bringing up this important issue. Not only Kerala, people from other states, eg, West Bengal, and North East states are currently facing same type of problem, i.e., being judged on the basis of ongoing stereotypes.
Precautions are not stereotypes
Nearly 25% of keralites are piecefools and we don't want any nuisances in Kerala in near future
Sanghis are creating problems
As a bengali, no, we really are going backwards and need strong measures to cope up with the violence the state is facing. There is no stereotype. Only good thing is that our fertility rate (1.6) is lower than the average of the country.
@@shanuyok615First of all u r not Kerala man. Because a Kerala man won't say bad to other religion .
@@Naveenbr-kp8gc1yi3d first of all Kerala Christians coined the word "love jihad" okay
So Don't hide your incompetence as tolerance Haha
Bhakts are just severely jealous of Kerala,because of their education, rich culture and class.
They are not jealous, they are worried!
Well researched. Appreciate the conclusion you brought out, that the communal harmony that has been existing in Kerala for thousands of years was, is, and will always be fragile and something to be taken care of. And not to be taken for granted. Thanks.
actually those who are minorities wants secularism, like hindu in bangladesh, or pakistan, and muslims in india.
As a malayali i totally agree! Life is still very good in Kerala though, but the issues and extreme radicalism has to be taken series and the Muslim community has been very cooperative and involved in keeping those extreme influences in check.
As a person from kerala, I would like to say that we are fine here living happily,we hindu, muslims, and Christians are living peacefully.Please don't bother about us look after your own problems.
That's what Hindus of Kashmir told to RSS back then
After that you know what happened
@@advait_enthusiastyeah from the book of savarkar😂
@@Rufaid_ghazi Allah Hu Akbar
yeah that's why the Muslim league chants a slogan that Hindus should burn in temples and terrorist organizations like PFI originate from Kerala🤣🤣
so much peaceful and a 100 literacy rate state
@@Rufaid_ghazi Muslim cut their you know what but actually it is the secular who becomes impotent. Seculars like Gandhi
As a Malayalee, am really glad someone decided to make a video about this. May this be one of the first steps toward a better Kerala. And man if you folks have like a Patreon or something, I'd be more than happy to support there.
It's the same video as Dhruv Rathee and several other youtubers. It's all based on the state agenda and research they funded.
@@rutvikrs am really sorry as I have no idea who Dhruv Rathee is but I would check out his videos too for sure
Dhruv rathee videos are also gud but I think mohak mangal videos are more better but dhruv rathee is also good
@@manasasrinivasan1423 DR educational videos are good but when it comes to political view he's a leftist
mohak is neutral in my opinion
@@rutvikrs dr is biased and leftisit while mohak is not the difference is very clear
Hindu, muslim, Christian no matter. Human is matter
Hinduism have always tolerated all other religions and gave them acceptance and accomodation, persecuted Jews, Parsis, Syrian Christian thrived in India due to Hinduism
As a person from Kerala I proudly says that we live here happy and respect eachother and we don't care about others religion we care about either he is a good person
I am also a malayali...studied in a Christian management schools, had a majority muslim class, we even had an extra half an hour lunch break n fridays for their prayer...gone to college under a hindu management..their i had Christian and Muslim classmates, 3 years shared a room with a muslim classmate...we all go to each others house when there is a celebration...we share our food...its like we are a family...there is no cast colour or religion or family status..those who never seen that will never understand...
It's the same everywhere.
Btw, do u know what the qu'ran says about people like u (non-mu-slims)?
@mlg1279 what is it say about us?
@@jcw9136 Qu'ran 98:6 says that non-mu-slims are "the worst of created beings".
Isn't it great?
@mlg1279 if u really believe that I don't have anything to say to you...everyone have their own right to believe what's right and what's wrong..their own right to believe in religion...so good for you
@@jcw9136 It's not a question of my belief. This is what every practicing mu-slim believes.
So, ur talk of brotherhood and harmony is shallow when mu-slims think of others (hindus & Ch-ristians) as "worst". Don't u agree?
I've been to Kerala, and i found the most disciplined and honest people there...
Thank you 🙏🏽 Mohak for enlighting the ignorance of North and West Indians.
Yes, thank you. These people in the North have weird backward clouded traditions
The fundamental teaching
Of islam and Christianity is that my religion is the only way
Others are wrong
Cannot believe in these religions, once they become majority they will show their true form
so true
be an athiest, as athiesm is supported by some religions like Hinduism & Buddhism , JAINISM etc.
Im an Athiest + Hindu lol
@@txichibergainstainbe Agnostic it's better than being Atheist
Atheist is as theistic as Theistic religion
@@txichibergainstain just a suggestion, read about Advaita Philosophy
I am an ex agnostic , who got changed by that Philosophy
@@txichibergainstainno one can be a athiest and Hindu
Athiesm is abt denying the presence of God and Hinduism supports idol worship
You can be athiest+ Buddhist
Before Hindu, Muslim, Christian, Keralian or north Indians *WE ALL ARE INDIANS* kindly respect that
As a Keralite, I personally think that Keralites nowadays are not as religious and are more secular-minded which is great. Our future would be great if we overcome our differences and unite as one community. Now personally being born into a Christian family I later became agnostic as my father who taught me from a young age to respect all religions and see people as humans before their religion. I hope we all get together as a community and prosper
I invite you to study Islam
@@lvi25 Thank you for the offer but I have to refuse because I quite like the person i am now and would like to keep following my way of life.
@@EvanTomy suluclar not Hindu not other.
As a north Indian I really do have alot of respect for my brothers and sisters in kerala and I do want to visit it some day
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I have to say I don't have the similar respect to North because of u know what. I wanted to work in NI state just a few days back then I saw a video of a foreigner walking through dirtiest of places and then I thought my place is not perfect but way better than many North States. I rather stay in my home than there.
You are always welcome brother 🙏❤️
Any time ❤
Aaavo bayya
i think the main difference is that people from Kerala unite not only on their religion but also language, food and culture
Just like Tamil people
I am a kerala hindu & i relate more with kerala Christians & Muslims compared to north Indian hindus. This is the case with most people.
@@Buzzon_yt To be honest I can't say as a malayali I like tamil people. Not anything personal. But many of u always say in many videos Tamils are fathers of entire South India and other states should be indebted to it. If people can stop that then it would be nice.
As a Tamil we respect Christian and Muslim. Christian is everywhere in Tamil Nadu.
Eth religion ayikottte e Malayala mannill piranna oruthanum oru vishamam varaan sammathikula....athukond northies pls step back..
Communal tension in Kerala has experienced some shifts in recent times, although it is negligible compared to what is observed in certain North Indian states. Historically, from 1947 until around 2000, upper-caste Christians and upper-caste Hindus held prominent positions in Kerala, both economically and educationally. During this period, colleges and universities were predominantly led by Nair, Menon, or Christian professors. Moreover, many well-established private colleges and hospitals were under the management of Christians, and a significant number of doctors hailed from Christian, Nair, or Menon communities.
However, starting from the 1980s, there was a significant wave of Muslim migration to Middle Eastern countries in search of better job opportunities. This economic upswing empowered the Muslim community to invest in the educational sector, leading to the establishment of schools, colleges, and hospitals. They also provided coaching centers to enhance the prospects of their children, contributing to the rise of Muslims in the educational landscape. This trend is evident from the results of last 10-15 years of medical and engineering entrance exams, where Muslim candidates contribute 40-50% among top rankers even through their population in the state is around 25%.
As a consequence, Muslims have gradually come to dominate various sectors, including running top hospitals, educational institutions, and businesses. Christians have followed, but Hindus have seemingly shown a slower rate of progress, partly due to a reluctance among Hindus to migrate overseas. Many educated Hindus tended to pursue government jobs and were content with stable salaries, while the focus of some Hindu community leaders, such as the NSS and SNDP, on improving educational opportunities for their community was perceived to be lacking.
This disparity in growth and progress has, in turn, led to feelings of jealousy and competition among the communities. Educated and successful Christians and Muslims have been actively supporting and contributing to their respective communities, which has further intensified the perceived divide. Even very conservative Muslim organizations, like the Sunni group led by AP Aboobakar Musliyar, have shown remarkable efforts in the field of education.
The influence of these changes can also be observed in the Malayalam film industry. Prior to this shift, movies primarily revolved around Hindu Nair, Namburi, or upper-caste Christian families, often portraying Muslim characters in comical roles. However, as the economic opportunities increased for Muslims, they began to enter the film industry, using it as a platform to tell their stories and express their perspectives.
In recent times, Christian communities have started to view Muslims as competitors, while feelings of jealousy and mistrust among Hindus, Christians, and Muslims have surfaced. Additionally, organizations like the RSS have made attempts to exploit these tensions for political gains by the BJP in Kerala. Nevertheless, it is important to note that despite these challenges, communal tension in Kerala has generally remained lower than in some other regions of India
Observation is correct but one more point must be added. The educated and well settled hindus contributed nothing to improve the growth of poor hindus due to the cast system. The upper caste don't want the SC, ST or OBC hindus to get educated and NSS and SNDP main concentration is looting their community not to improve or uplift. Now there is no visionary leader among them like mannath padmanabhan and Sri narayana guru
The next big thing Kerala has to face is the migration of new generation to european countries. Unlike UAE & GCC this generation is going to settle there and the incoming foreign money will be reduced.
Correct analysis
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All thanks to Protestant missionaries (American and British ) which gave education to lower castes and higher castes women.
I'm Muslim from odisha
I love kerela ❤
100% to the point analysis.
Kerala socially can be role model for other states
Similarly Kerala needs to learn from other state
I am a Malayali who grew in Delhi.
I can tell you not all but some people have a racist mentality in North.
But I will be doing injustice if I call all North Indians as racist.
Similarly, yes they were incidents of communalism in Kerala but if you stereotype Kerala as Jihadi location then you are wrong
I m sure now some racist mentality will come and explain why they are the best
25% of population is piecefools in Kerala
We people have less piecefool population because of our "racism" ?
North people has given you everything not your own state kerala
So be thankful to us okay brother ❤
@@shanuyok615 don't worry I don't think all Indian population is like you.
Any form discrimination wont may you lesser evil than a racist.
Bhagvan aapko sahi rasta dikhaye.
@@RajuPNair1235 bhagwan apko sadh buddhi de 🙏 Om
Taki apke Ander sahi aur galat ki samajh paida ho Sake
Don't try to impose fake secularism appeasement politics here if you are a Hindu , your future generations will suffer because of this attitude of you
@@shanuyok615we have very few people like you in kerala, we got lucky
@@rasputin774 luck doesn't work everyday , one day it will destroy Kerala forever
But even then Muslims there have been voting for muslim league
IUML in Mallapuram Districts....
If they were so secular why did they supported for a caliphate in Malabar Genocide?
BR Ambedkar ji has asked alot of questions on this issue
That happened in 1921. More than 100 years ago 😂😂
@@Maratha382
What about vote to IUML ?
Please🙏 make video on Manish khasyap😢 aap sabhi se request hai bolo iske liye 🙏😇
@@_kartik_chauhanIUML cant survive their own. Muslims in kerala are traditionally congress voters. IUML doesnt play much role in kerala politics.
@@studentsLifevlogs98😂😂😂
I am a Malayali.. I am from the Muslim community.. Trust me when I say this. Kerala is getting worse every single day.
1. Pollution - the AQI values in all districts of Kerala are getting worse every single day. Many parts of Trivandrum have worse AQI than even some busy parts in Bangalore. Check the figures.
2. Corruption - The corruption charges against leaders like Pinarayi, his son in law, and many minister including the forest minister are being justified by many people purely because standing with these leaders will help police officers and other government officials get kickbacks and personal gains. Many Projects, Missions, Institutions and government companies are being created purely to obtain commission through purchases and to give jobs to communist party workers.
3. Muslims Pleasing - I am from the Muslim community, but I don't go to the mosque or anything now. However, in the past 10 years, I have noticed that many from my community including many of my family members ahve become far more communal than ever before. Many of my relatives who used to wear normal cloths have switched to Hijab. They don't even invited non Muslims for festival feasts now. When i was younger, we used to give nonveg food during festival seasons to our neighbors and used to visit them during Onam. Now we don't give them anything and we don't go to their homes for their celebrations. Maybe there are still secular Muslims, but a very very very very large section of Muslims have become extremely communal. It is this communal spirit of Muslims that has driven up the hindu spirit in Kerala too. This is bound to increase the communal issue of kerala within in 10 years- MARK MY WORD!!!
4. Education - Our educational system is terrible. People say we have a high educational index. But this is just education for the sake of education. We don't even have a single world class institution here in Kerala. We publish papers and get patents purely for the sake of publishing. We don't even have good technical institutions, other than amritha, that are ranked high in the NIRF or any global rating. Our school education is pathetic other than in private sector.
5. Finance - the finances of Kerala are a mess, the government doesn't even provide proper data in this regard. Most of the stats and figures put out by the government are extremely twisted facts. The taxation is extremely high these days with cess and surcharge being charged on literally every single item in the open market. Compulsory contributions are also collected from many LSGIs and government officials purely to sustain the state coffers while political leaders spend lavishly and have a devils own time. There are companies like KSRTC that don't even pay their employee properly. The government can't even pay government staff in government departments without taking loans.
6. Agriculture - Kerala is a consumerist state now in spite of having one of the best climatic conditions for agriculture. This is purely because of the communist movements that took land away from people who had the capital to cultivate on it and giving it to tenants as part of the land reforms act that came out in the 60s under communist leaders. Since these poor tenants did not have the capital to cultivate on it, many fertile lands were sold and eventually have today become housing areas.
7. Climate issues and disasters - Illegal constructions have become a norm in Kerala. Even Lulu mall constructed in Trivandrum in on one of the most important water bodies in the state capital, the akkulam lake. The akkulam lake was not only a thriving eco system, it was also a buffer that held excess rainwater during wet seasons. Today many lakes, swamps, paddy fields and many water bodies have been sold off to rich real estate mafia and retail giants like Yusuf Ali, Malabar group, Ravi pillai and many other billionaires businessmen with no concern the environment. The effects of this will become more prominent in the years to come. The floods of 2018 and 19 were just a start. Every year the instances of floods are increasing. We are lucky that we don't get as much rain these days. If it rains like it should, then most of our cities would under water.
Under rated comment.The current issues facing by Kerala are portrayed beautifully.
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As a Christian from kerela, more secularism and diversity are found in Kerala.
Went to watch "2018" after "The Kerala Story" and it literally was the real definition of "Kerala"; the state and it's richness and the kindness and mentality of the people there. "Kerala mein kya dekhne jayenge batao!!!", literally caught me off guard, have these people even heard about the state, it's tourism, it's film industry and the mentality of the people there? One politically motivated film gets the positive critic and people leach onto it?? Religious divide and rule has been a mere political agenda for ages and it still will continue to be profound matter of interest for the vote beggers. But the true definition of patriotism lies in fighting the enemy in any or every domain, but not demeaning the ones who belong to the country in the true sense. Secularism has become a joke for everyone. Thank you for this insighful video!
Everything you say about India the opposite is also 100% true ....
2018 and Kerala story are part of identity of Kerala Like Hindu and Muslim culture is in the identity of India You can't target BJP in the case of love Jihad and all because
That was the catholic Churches of Kerala who raised this term first ....
( I don't believe The Kerala Story represents all of what Kerala is but you should also accept 2018 also doesn't portrait the complete picture)
Blind narcissism.... Just becoz Kerala is a beautiful state doesn't mean there is no problem.. what is this logic??
@@satwiksahoo482 in the sense "Kerela mein kya dekhne jayenge" (the lady said); there's a lot more than just "issue" that was brought up by one film. Yes, the problem depicted persists, but it's not everything that defines "kerela". Also narcissism means: " a mental health condition in which people have an unreasonably high sense of their own importance" ; how did my comment make you feel i tried to assert "MY OWN IMPORTANCE"?
Both the movies are a reality of kerela. 2018 was a beaautiful depiction of beautiful people of kerela and their culture while Kerela story is a sad reality which is happening there.(There are good and bad things of every state or country or region and it's important to address both).
@sapien2503 are you a keralite? cause i am.
Hey Mohak,
I have heard that originally Malayali Muslims were more liberal and women wore different attire (similar to half sari?) but now due to increased influence from Gulf countries have become more strict adopting the Burkha..
Great content btw.
Historically, True. They didn't cover their head. They wore a sari with a turban.
It's true.
But there's also a clear class separation now. Some
Women from economically well to do families don't really cover their head all the time and no one complains about it.
This thing needs to be discussed and people need to know more about Wahabism/Salafism.
Infact Burkha,Hijab was not even common among subcontinent muslims in 1940s,60s,70s. After Gulf boom with Wahabism(which ISIS follows) it started to spread and Arabisation is going on which is dangerous and will further increase the gap between muślimś and non-muślimś.
Even Central Asian muślim majority countries like Tajikistan,Uzbekistan had banned burkha and all because they don't support Arabisation and they just wear their decent local Iranic-Turkic clothes.
I am Muslim born (1979) and brought up in kerala. Yes the attire of kerala women has changed over the decades, including muslims. Now more muslim women are getting educated and becoming financially independent, so there are many women now who do not wish to conform to Islamic code regarding women's dressing. According to Islam the Almighty God orders believing women to cover their bodies while they in front of men, so that the men do not lust on them. Naturally muslim woman's attire has changed over the decades, as well the number of Muslim women who wish to obey the Quranic orders. Since the meaning of the verses in Qur'an and Hadis were in Arabic , it's meaning was not accessible to muslims till translations became popular. Now thanks to RUclips and smart phones muslims are able to learn about their religion from talks of scholars from Qur'an as well translation apps etc etc. Basically the religious knowledge is at their fingertips. So there is an increase in religious awareness among muslims.
In India more and more women now wear jeans and other clothes which used to be popular in western countries. This does not mean that they are enslaved by the west.Some 35 years back Churidar started becoming popular in Kerala among the young women, till then they were wearing sari, so it cannot be argued that South girls are enslaved by North. It is basically about women's choice and their comfort level. More muslim women wearing burkha do not mean that they are fanatic about Arab culture. Arabic dishes like Shawarma etc are getting more popular among the masses in Kerala, that doesn't mean that keralites are endearing towards Arab culture compared to Indian culture.
@@boyybbangalorexxYou really do not understand what you are saying !
Religion is not monochromatic......but, unfortunately Abrahamic religions like Islam demand you to Arab derived culture superior to your native culture as it is apparently the "correct code" ....
Moplah was another great example of "the most secular state"
Do you know what moplah actually mean?it mean "son in law", hindus literally used to marry of their daughters to muslims/christians/jews.
@@platinumwolf8721yeah and those Muslims, Christians were literally converted ones😂
@@radbrad8150 no.. They were traders from arab countries, which settled there.
This is what is called blind hatred without knowing any facts . Don't know what satisfaction they get hating on their own countrymen