Insurgencies & India's Northeast

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  • Опубликовано: 29 ноя 2024

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  • @krishnandudey7622
    @krishnandudey7622 3 года назад +8

    As a Guwahati resident, insurgency is something I saw and witnessed on everyday basis. But now it's quite calm and peaceful and no resentment or sentimental issues pertaining in the society.

    • @krishnandudey7622
      @krishnandudey7622 3 года назад +1

      @Gaurav Khanna calm may be skin deep but NE people have understood that violence won't take them to any fruitful conclusion it will lead to only bloodbath on the streets. Better sense prevailed and people started looking for personal growth and development. There's no point in fighting and vandalising on the streets. This isn't kashmir remember.

    • @krishnandudey7622
      @krishnandudey7622 3 года назад +1

      @Gaurav Khanna Afghans? Are you saying we are like Taliban with an AK47 in everyone's hand and planting IED everywhere on security posts? This is an educated state and ranks higher than many states in terms of GDP per capita. This comparison with Afghanistan is bogus.

  • @vchitnis
    @vchitnis 3 года назад +3

    Fascinating episode! I would have never imagined requesting for this information. Importantly, Nitin brought to the table a very different perspective on India's North East; a region that remains to date, out of sight for most of the media. And why just the media; even the Judiciary transfers judges to the High Courts in the North East as a disciplinary action! So, Thanks a lot, Nitin!!

  • @chilarai1
    @chilarai1 3 года назад +9

    As a person from the northeast, I think this is a fair and accurate recap. Much wrong was done by Delhi to the people of our region and things are still not as good as they should be but huge strides have been made. India must treat the Northeast as the gateway to South East Asia and give heavy emphasis to the India-Thailand highway, even extending railways to Thailand and beyond. If we don't do it, China soon will. India has never missed an opportunity to miss an opportunity. That is the sad truth.

    • @drpop_25
      @drpop_25 Год назад

      Well now see Manipur

    • @NeerajVerma-pp4gx
      @NeerajVerma-pp4gx 2 месяца назад

      general apathy towards the North East comes not only from Bureaucrats and politicians but many Indians who still don't consider them our own. the racism witnessed on the streets of Delhi is appaling

  • @sampathkumarravikindi4487
    @sampathkumarravikindi4487 3 года назад +3

    Great chanel and great program of simply Nitin this youtube channel need more attention from Indians
    Great sir keep the good work 👍

  • @highlandfarmer8917
    @highlandfarmer8917 3 года назад +4

    Nitin ji, You missed the insurgency in Arunachal Pradesh. Particulary, eastern Arunachal, called Arunachal Dragon Force, or ADF. Although it was only for a brief part till it was wiped out in 2003-2007 time, by Major Chauhan ( a 5.3 ft guy with handlebar mustache). During earlier army ops, villagers both young and old were harrassed, tied and beaten, made to stand naked in the sun for hours and hours, and multiple cases of human rights violations happened in a large scale. A teacher was forced to chew stones by then Army personnels. You can search it under Operation Bajrang, in the 90s. I can even name that particular army officer during this violations!!

  • @vaisakhist
    @vaisakhist 3 года назад +2

    Very well put forth Nitin ji..love the way of ur analysis and insights.. waiting for more informative content.. 🙏

  • @sawedoffshotgun8462
    @sawedoffshotgun8462 Год назад

    Thank you sir for such an insightful, informative and articulate video! Really helpful.

  • @rsvijayan5943
    @rsvijayan5943 Год назад

    Thanks for giving good insights and enlightenment of tricky situations in our noble country! I will give my feedback and seek clarifications at your convence! Thanks a lot for your right and God efforts ,!

  • @abhikmahato
    @abhikmahato 3 года назад +6

    time is always well spent listening to Nitin sir's take on various facets of the country. :)

  • @selvanayagam
    @selvanayagam 3 года назад

    Excellent review Nitin Ji. Thanks

  • @harshalgore
    @harshalgore 3 года назад

    Thank u Nitin Sir…

  • @manurashkaushal9325
    @manurashkaushal9325 3 года назад

    Superb sir, very simplified

  • @vaisakhist
    @vaisakhist 3 года назад +1

    Nitin if u could bring out a session on islands neighbouring India including the ones from our territory like Andamans, Lakshadweep then Diego Garcia, the malaca straits , the IOR, Maldives their strategic importances and the implications with our national security with a brief on pre independence status of these islands including the ones we ceded to Myanmar post independence 🙏👍nice work although with all the sessions .. appreciate it 👍

  • @ON-tk7bp
    @ON-tk7bp 3 года назад +11

    Excellent synopsis of the North East of India. However the Government of India should ban all missionary working in or visiting this region. Too many conversations, and an imbalance!

  • @rationalblog8161
    @rationalblog8161 2 года назад

    Simultaneously at my signal after this winter.

  • @N5cool
    @N5cool 2 года назад +2

    Unlike the other insurgencies which arose due to neglect of the government of 🇮🇳, the Naga insurgents wanted a separate Christian nation called Nagalim, something he never mentioned.

    • @sawedoffshotgun8462
      @sawedoffshotgun8462 Год назад +1

      Correct. It's difficult to cover each of those. But the Naga insurgency is undoubtedly the biggest threat.

  • @Hariharan-7400
    @Hariharan-7400 3 года назад

    these videos deserve more views !!

  • @techhimansu3861
    @techhimansu3861 3 года назад +1

    Only media talk about northeast in this level.

  • @mayureshmodak
    @mayureshmodak 3 года назад

    Very informative documentary..

  • @blindtorpedo
    @blindtorpedo 3 года назад

    Learnt something new today , thanks.

  • @saikrishnasandiri7494
    @saikrishnasandiri7494 3 года назад

    Excellent analysis 👍

  • @harshgupta_india
    @harshgupta_india 10 месяцев назад

    NRC needs to be done

  • @simhadridebnath1078
    @simhadridebnath1078 3 года назад

    Nice, crisp to the point

  • @rationalblog8161
    @rationalblog8161 2 года назад +1

    All the insurgencies start recharging. You have to start at my signal all at once in entire India.

  • @sangpoterang5209
    @sangpoterang5209 3 года назад +1

    Nitin sir please do a simply Nitin on Karbi Anglong Peace Accord

  • @amitsajjan0975
    @amitsajjan0975 3 года назад

    great information 🙂🙂

  • @kirandeepchakraborty7921
    @kirandeepchakraborty7921 3 года назад

    Excellent

  • @pankajmeel727
    @pankajmeel727 3 года назад

    Last week I read 1965 TURNING THE TIDE . It was a great reading and got to know how 3JAT champs reached at BATA factory in dograi and how our shermans defeated pakistani patton tanks !!
    Jai hind

    • @pankajmeel727
      @pankajmeel727 3 года назад

      @Gaurav Khanna bro!!your intention was good but you lacked in vital information. Pakistan always started the conflict with india and I am sorry to say but there will be no friendly relations between these two nations.
      Pakistan has become a cat's paw of chinese and going to be fully radicalized in next 20 years.
      So what India can do .
      1. Economy
      2. Integrated command
      3. Foreign diplomacy
      4. Allies .

    • @pankajmeel727
      @pankajmeel727 3 года назад

      @Gaurav Khanna Don't compare India's diplomacy with pakistan .
      If you see the past events India tried many of times to maintain good relations with pakistan whether it was Tashkent or Shimla or lahore declaration everytime we back stabbed by paxistan

  • @rohitagarwal5293
    @rohitagarwal5293 3 года назад

    👌👌👌

  • @TheDanielchinku
    @TheDanielchinku 3 месяца назад

    Operation Bajrang came first then came Operation Rhino.

  • @amitsinghchandel253
    @amitsinghchandel253 3 года назад +1

    Who was responsible?

  • @Joy_IR89
    @Joy_IR89 3 года назад

    👍

  • @Leo2-K
    @Leo2-K 2 года назад

    We trained the bodo in MANIPUR BY our Tribe Army WE ZOMI have ZRA and we trained the bodo and many other hehec

  • @akashgjoshi
    @akashgjoshi 3 года назад +4

    Many Indian states would benefit significantly by separating from the union.
    Hopefully some day the people from my state, Maharashtra realize this too!

    • @prasantkumar7254
      @prasantkumar7254 3 года назад +8

      Why don't you come up with your real name comrade abdul...

    • @pepehammad2246
      @pepehammad2246 3 года назад +1

      @@prasantkumar7254 👍

    • @sawedoffshotgun8462
      @sawedoffshotgun8462 11 месяцев назад

      As a Maharashtrian, India is my first identity and if in a parallel dimension my state was to seceede, I'll apply for Indian citizenship. So shut the hell up, you know nothing about what you're saying. India grows because it is together, economically and culturally.

  • @skg901
    @skg901 3 года назад

    This because no corrective action in Myanmar...

  • @fobudomh
    @fobudomh 3 года назад

    Govt. should invest in freight corridor, semi high speed and bullet train in the region. Integrate it with the act east... use Bangladesh to connect with the rest of the India and beyond. Use it three modes of transportation to counter China in the region.

    • @damiendehorn6350
      @damiendehorn6350 3 года назад

      Use Bangladesh? Bangladesh is a independent sovereign nation, not your choice.

    • @Joy_IR89
      @Joy_IR89 3 года назад +2

      👍

    • @Joy_IR89
      @Joy_IR89 3 года назад +3

      @@damiendehorn6350 🇮🇳 gave birth to cuntry Bangladesh for your kind info. In 1971 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

    • @damiendehorn6350
      @damiendehorn6350 3 года назад +1

      @@Joy_IR89 So what? Don't mean we have to allow india to dominate us. Stick to your own country and the Siliguri corridor.

    • @fobudomh
      @fobudomh 3 года назад

      @@damiendehorn6350 I know not my choice. It should be used so that an alternative to chicken's neck can be found. Bangladesh will benefit immensely with these investments. So an agreement can be reached.

  • @pacmac4008
    @pacmac4008 3 года назад

    who was providing weapons all along these years. Some one took advantage of the situation

  • @iriliral6366
    @iriliral6366 3 года назад

    Assam got well in digboi which is just s pit and refineries which generates all the money and job is in Bihar with Assam oil.what a big joke😂

  • @Ravi-ot6xj
    @Ravi-ot6xj 3 года назад +2

    How naive of you, the entire north eastern insurgences are run by church due to religious reasons. If the reason for insurgency was lack of development, Bihar should have had the biggest insurgency.

    • @shashangkakashyap4973
      @shashangkakashyap4973 3 года назад +3

      As a native of North eastern state I can tell you that you are not well aware.

    • @Ravi-ot6xj
      @Ravi-ot6xj 3 года назад

      @@shashangkakashyap4973 You dont become aware just because you live there, you need to study what is happening around you.

    • @eternalbliss2074
      @eternalbliss2074 3 года назад +8

      @@Ravi-ot6xj Going by your logic, Arunachal should also have been a breeding ground for insurgents since major indigenous groups here converted to Christians, yet it's the only state in the NE that has had zero (nil, nada) secessionist movement. Also the Bodos (who are Hindus) are being funded by Hindutva groups, right?

    • @forwardobservations8222
      @forwardobservations8222 3 года назад +3

      @@Ravi-ot6xj lol ULFA is comprised of hindus, whats your take on that?

    • @kanggeperme7440
      @kanggeperme7440 2 года назад +2

      Manipur alone have 30 insurgency groups. And for your kind information majority of the insurgency groups belong to the Meitei community who are Hindus. PLA (People's Liberation Army, Manipur), PREPAK etc which are the largest groups in Manipur are all Hindu insurgency groups who want independence from India.