India - Bangladesh enclaves | The most complex land boundary ever | Nutshell
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Till 2015, there was a piece of India within Bangladesh, within India, within Bangladesh.
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00:30 What is an enclave?
01:09 The most complex border in the world
01:20 A second-order enclave
02:02 World’s only third-order enclave
02:30 How did we get here?
03:40 Living in the enclaves
04:15 2015 Land Boundary Agreement
05:20 What happened then?
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Well, i didn't know anything about enclaves. Thank You Very Much to You NUTSHELL.. Amazing Content in very detailed explanation..
Glad you liked it :)
Just Loved your work.. Keep Doing it.. 😍
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Do thank real lifelore this whole vid is taken (inspired) from there. Each part
Hey Nutshell! I had never heard of enclaves prior to this video but as always you guys did a stupendous job at explaining such complex topics in an easily understandable fashion. 😍😍😘
4:32 Just one question though, why did they choose to keep that one enclave?!!
This one enclave is a piece of Bangladeshi land in India. It's called Dahagram Angarpota.
Even before 2015, there was a treaty signed b/w India and Bangladesh in 1974. The treaty said that India would get to keep one of its enclave in Bangladesh called Berubari. And it also said that Bangladesh would get to keep Dahagram Angarpota.
The other thing that was considered was that it was extremely close to Bangladesh. Just 200 meters away. So a corridor was made, called the Tin Bigha corridor, to connect it to Bangladeshi mainland.
Keeping both these things in mind, this enclave was not exchanged in 2015. It continues to be the only India Bangladesh enclave till today!
@@Nutshellindia Wow! Thank you so much for answering that, really appreciate it! 😍
@@NutshellindiaNow what's about berubari????
Does it exist as indian enclave????
I'm from assam... I was not aware of this... Tq nutshell... Love your explanation 💖
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I was looking everywhere to get answer to this enclave issue and you guys solved it in just 8 minutes 🙏🏻🙏🏻
Wow it's really amazing.. I was not aware of this... your presentation is just superb.. I almost watch your videos in facebook later I found you on RUclips.. very underrated channel. 👍
Please consider making short, impressive videos (like this one) about nuggets of Indian history which we have all been denied knowledge of: you could take up region by region. Please let me know how the general public can be of assistance. And kindly ensure that all presentations are totally factual, without any bias or prejudice.
Beautiful.. and happy to know that the problem is solved.
Modi govt has done very good job in such areas... it was a complicated case and all previous govts were ignoring it.....but this govt did it....they are changing face of north east
For your information it was finalised in last years of UPA, Do you think such massive, an agreement was signed by manmohan singh ji in 2011 itself, basis this agreement, talks continued for 4 years and it was formally signed in 2015, give credit where its due.
@@anantkumar7805 credit for what.... First agreement was signed in 1974 between Indira Gandhi and mujeeburahman ..in 2011.manmohan singh just added a protocol in it .....what was he doing since 2004 ..... credit goes to the people who actually give results....modi govt completed it smoothly so y the hell i give credit to MM who was not able to finalize it in 10 yrs .
Please give reference to printed material to get more details on the subject. For instance further to this video I need to read the process to understand if credit could be given to vision of Mr Modi n PM Ms Haseena of Bangladesh n their team in two countries as this was a long pending issue which was not getting resolved for so many years. What were roadblocks n how were they addressed
Britishers had always complicated everything
Bangladesh is part of india😂😂😂
Well done team. Thanks a lot.
Modi hai to mumkin hai .. 2015.
Truly a new information that I come across .. Keep up the good work
Thanks! Glad you liked it.
Most underrated channel i have come across lately.. Grt job 💯
Thank you, fren🥺
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Very Well Explained 👍
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It took them 68 years to solve this issue🙄👀
Nothing is complex for Modi😂
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Modi hai to mumkin hai😂
Partition ke waqt hi enclaves ko dissolve kar dete 🤷♂️
@@SkinnyGuyDahn nhi tb Gandhi wants road from pakistan to Bangladesh road
Thank god godse saved india
Very beautifully explained!!!!
Honestly speaking, I knew about enclaves but didn't know that these were in such a big number and also I didn't know about second and third order enclaves
Now you do :)
@@Nutshellindia yeah, thanks for this amazing information
Wow, summed up such a complex issue in the simplest manner.
Kudos to you and your team!!
After the resolution of 2015, only one bangladeshi enclave was left, Dahagram Angarpota. The interesting thing is that in 2011 a strip of land (Tin bigha corridor) was also given on lease to Bangladesh by India to access the enclave and currently the corridor is back with India.
Seems a real life lore copy video
Vid was amazing but I wish any credits were to be given to them not in video but atleast in description.
Such things makes me sad 💔
Modi got rid of this enclave problem when he came to power. It couldn't have been possible without Sheikh Hasina reciprocating in a positive manner. One more issue, resolved.
Whooaw 😲 , totally mind bogling
4:32 what happend to that one why not this one ????
This one enclave is a piece of Bangladeshi land in India. It's called Dahagram Angarpota.
Even before 2015, there was a treaty signed b/w India and Bangladesh in 1974. The treaty said that India would get to keep one of its enclave in Bangladesh called Berubari. And it also said that Bangladesh would get to keep Dahagram Angarpota.
The other thing that was considered was that it was extremely close to Bangladesh. Just 200 meters away. So a corridor was made, called the Tin Bigha corridor, to connect it to Bangladeshi mainland.
Keeping both these things in mind, this enclave was not exchanged in 2015. It continues to be the only India Bangladesh enclave till today!
@@Nutshellindia ohhhh okay thankss a tttonnnn 😁😁🙏🙏
I actually knew about these enclaves
Wow. Appreciate this
Why didn’t India ask for the difference in another contiguous area especially near chickens neck? It’s quite a lot at 40 sqkm.
Brilliant VLOG.
Very interesting never saw this anywhere before even in gk books
Yaay, glad you liked it!
Jai NARENDRA MODI JI 🇮🇳🙏
😱😱😱 kya bashad machaa rakhi thi..... Or wo ek enclave kyu chhod diya 😐 .
Unimpressive and plagiarised..it was already depicted in WonderWhy channel 7 years ago...stop copying content and try something original.
Really interesting content...
But what about the enclave which still exists..why it was not included in the host country???
This one enclave is a piece of Bangladeshi land in India. It's called Dahagram Angarpota.
Even before 2015, there was a treaty signed b/w India and Bangladesh in 1974. The treaty said that India would get to keep one of its enclave in Bangladesh called Berubari. And it also said that Bangladesh would get to keep Dahagram Angarpota.
The other thing that was considered was that it was extremely close to Bangladesh. Just 200 meters away. So a corridor was made, called the Tin Bigha corridor, to connect it to Bangladeshi mainland.
Keeping both these things in mind, this enclave was not exchanged in 2015. It continues to be the only India Bangladesh enclave till today!
@@Nutshellindia THANKS for the reply and the fact that you felt the concern to reply is what make you guys different from others...♥️♥️
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This is Territorial Inception concept 😂
Pooja bhamrrah ...very good explanation 🔥🔥🔥
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Modi govt has lit life for many many unnoticed people 👏👏👏
People have started remaking RUclips Videos too. Nice!
I dont know why but this video looks like a copy of another video of same topic
Now i learned of enclaves, I would like to kniw more of the preswnter.
Love from Bangladesh🇧🇩🇧🇩
Great informational and knowledge Full video.
Yaay, thank you!
Please make a video on Pandora paper
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Why British was such a headache?
Who are came after watching reel in facebook 🤔😁
Copy past video of lifelore youtuber
V. Interesting thank you☆
Thanks nutshell for adding another new insights ❤️👍
An absolutely riveting presentation! Well done! I only wish you had included two more things in this presentation: one, what happened to the last remaining Indian enclave in Bangladesh; two, you could have emphasized the totally peaceful transition of the enclave issue - as against the horribly bloody way the brits did the partition.
All the enclaves that joined Bangladesh are having a much btr life than those who joined endia. Bengal isn't complete without joining back with WB parts of Bihar-udissa-jharkand and 7 sister states.
Wow ! Way of explaining ..
Wonder what would happen if there were indian enclaves in the US?
Would there still be no exchange of people ?
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I got feels of Vox, well done!
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Can you please tell that which was the one enclave that was. Not exchanged between the countries???
Very nice information
You're videos are good..
But improve talking and attracting skills and your video presenters voice is not good
Great, thankyou
American english has been always attracted me...
Why was Bangladesh was created?
Praise the lord prabhu ki stuti ho Halle luya Aemen Aemen Aemen Aemen
Quite Informative!
Woa woa woa
I am from coochbehar
Amazing topic 🤩
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Enclave inside enclave inside enclave inside country just sounds ridiculous.
Exactly!
Very well explained & it's really very interesting!!!
Damn 🤯🤯🤯
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Can't wait....
How’d you like it?
This is so dammm interesting 🖤
Please make a video on India chaina comparisons in various aspects
Yes that's on our mind since a while Virender, thanks for suggesting it. We'll get to it.
Got to know something new.
Video content tho achha hai... Per Hindi mein bolane mein kya problem hai. India 🇮🇳 mein rehte ho proud feel karo 🙏🏼
Hindi is not the national language of India. You are saying as if Hindi is the only language in India. It is one of the languages spoken in India. English is the language which is common for everyone, be it north, south or any other part of the country.
Information is incomplete without telling the total area of all enclaves, population and religious demographics... How much area India got n how many people they end up taking ??? Among people taken by India how many were non Hindus ??? Any Hindus were left on the mercy of Bangladesh in Bangladesh ???
India like a matured country always solves it's border disputes through dialogue unlike China which threatens it's neighbours.
Amazing ✨
Modi government solving all problem leftover by previous governments.
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CHASE....for Chess....Savantin hundrad and tharteen, and the Onclav, leev on the marcee...bong axepart....having his say....nice and great info all in all...keep it up Nutshell.
This was pretty amazing . I had never listen about it before .....a good one
A great video guys! Just a couple of language improvements I would suggest to make your content top notch:
0:08 “This is how (xyz) looked like” is incorrect. You can say “what (xyz) looked like” or “how (xyz) looked”. It’s an increasingly common mistake we find. But don’t forget “how” means “like what” so you can’t have “how…like”!
3:17 We hear the word “Britishers” a lot in the Indian sub-convenient but there is indeed no such word. The correct form would be “It was the British who…”
Interestingly the word “Briton”, i.e. a person of British nationality, gets lost in majority non-English speaking countries. Unique to the UK, we find two words to describe the country of origin or nationality:
1. British: eg the British Government, the British (people) or British cars
2. Briton: eg “there were 4 Britons on the flight” or “the delegation consisted of 3 Indians and 2 Britons”
Finally, I’d love to hear what happened to the one enclave that wasn’t exchanged in the 2015 agreement.
Madam aap jara khana khaiya kijiye , aapki face week dhikra hai
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I'm in love with the Anchor, what's her name? Any IG id? Can someone help me to navigate this Princess host?