Everybody's Blood is Red -- Openly Eating Together in Nepal's Far West

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  • čas přidán 14. 11. 2013
  • Traditionally Nepali Society has been divided into so called upper and lower castes. Even though the caste system is legally abolished nowadays, people experience discrimination in many parts of their daily lives. However, more and more people are becoming active against caste discrimination in their villages like Moyal, Bajhang. This is their story.

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  • @abhishekpariyar7895
    @abhishekpariyar7895 Před 4 lety +4

    It was a brilliant idea proposed by the young girl. It was very heart warming to see this change. This goes in line with what Neil Armstrong said " A small step for man, but a big leap for mankind". I am also happy that it was the women who took charge to bring this change. Congratulations!

  • @Relaxingtime4me
    @Relaxingtime4me Před 7 lety +4

    I appreciate and thank people who are behind this project, making people respect each other. Well done!

  • @himalayanpeople1054
    @himalayanpeople1054 Před 3 lety +2

    Jab bi pahadi bansuri ki aawaj sunta Hu Apne pahad ki bhut Yaad aati he yar
    Me gadwali chhhh ...hamari parmpara hamra sanskar dunia me sabse pavitra he.....chahe wo gadwali kumauni ho ya Nepali ...

    • @shivabhandari1958
      @shivabhandari1958 Před 3 lety

      We just like punjabi who are divided in india and Pakistan. We are pahadi people live in Kashmir, himanchal, uttarkhand and Nepal.

    • @himalayanpeople1054
      @himalayanpeople1054 Před 3 lety +1

      @@shivabhandari1958 yes brooo best pepole in the world

  • @wangtie9602
    @wangtie9602 Před 8 lety +38

    I have no problem eating, living with any one as long as we respect each other.

  • @712dal
    @712dal Před 5 lety +4

    A great documentary....I wish them all well and hope the institution of discrimination ends

  • @passa5ify
    @passa5ify Před 9 lety +8

    Thank you Verena for this documentry, indeed it's eye opening!!

  • @Rishi-sv5ns
    @Rishi-sv5ns Před 8 lety +21

    Wonderful Work. I appreciate your work, Although I was born as brahmin But when I grown up I feel all human being are same and all treat as same. I feel proud that our society accepting the equality gradually , It will give the more strength and flexibility to our rich culture. Jai Nepal

    • @dayanand8919
      @dayanand8919 Před 8 lety +1

      Akhand Prithvi Mata ki Jai Har Har महादेव Bharatiyo Jago ek ho Jaao, this is how the whole Akhand Bharat Mata people should be, the Brahmins should be ashamed of themselves or those who of themselves as higher class, Srimadbhagavad Gita says everyone is born Shudra with education secular and Spiritual knowledge one becomes what one qualifies for, AUM, AMEN, AMEEN, AUM SHANTI PEACE PEACE PEACE. LOVE ALL. THANKS.

    • @9594764726
      @9594764726 Před 8 lety +6

      I really appreciate this amazing work. I m from Mumbai I also really wanna visit this place this is the spirit and please do like this throughout the Nepal jai Nepal

  • @ummunaima6286
    @ummunaima6286 Před 7 lety +11

    God created all Men and Women equal. Love each other. Peace.

  • @thapanitesh1891
    @thapanitesh1891 Před 4 lety

    Wow very very happy to watch these documentry thank you very very much for these documentry its call human beings keep it up i my my motherland Nepal jai Nepal.

  • @rajarajan113
    @rajarajan113 Před 4 lety +18

    Lot's of innocent faces 😌🙏

  • @ramissavci9998
    @ramissavci9998 Před 7 lety +1

    I do have fully respect to this tribe of Nepalian small villiage people.--They got and united together no matter what religion,education or level of living condition you have got.Most important is being a good humanbeing.Because in the God laws there is no discrimination but everybody just equal.-Peace be upon on them those people's whose works and trying to establish to mankind,peace,loving and caring each others in our world.That is all we need in our life and earth.LOVE and PEACE.

  • @ramibhandari6189
    @ramibhandari6189 Před 6 lety +1

    Love u guys...this video is Owen.. And we are proud of u..

  • @bikashpariyar5843
    @bikashpariyar5843 Před 4 lety

    Extremely nice documentary we need more documentary like this to create new Nepali society

  • @jerryswallow
    @jerryswallow Před 7 lety +7

    beautiful people, i was honored to have lived with a family there, years ago,

  • @shabnamsharma8818
    @shabnamsharma8818 Před 7 lety +5

    i really apreciate this kind of initiative for elimination of casteism and social discrimination.

  • @ARGSadhhyan
    @ARGSadhhyan Před 4 lety +1

    Nepals tradition is similar to uttrakhand's tradition.....luv from uttrakhand

  • @smitagurung563
    @smitagurung563 Před 6 lety +3

    This is what I want to see everywhere in Nepal😘

  • @sheelarajan2970
    @sheelarajan2970 Před 4 lety +1

    This is amazing..
    ILOVE NEPAL

  • @Max-us3no
    @Max-us3no Před 9 lety

    This doc is AWESOME! I hope this will be the norm and say no to all kind of discrimination- once forever.

  • @sandraradhay2966
    @sandraradhay2966 Před 5 lety

    I applaud these beautiful peoplefor taking a stance in what they wanted to achieve.You see when people work together great things can happen,keep on making progress like this for generations to come.I am so proud of you all right now.PLEASE TAKE BOW GOOD PEOPLE.

  • @bejoibejan8098
    @bejoibejan8098 Před 4 lety +1

    A sense of brotherhood we really need even though we are far apart ( deep in the eyes near the heart ).

  • @Rachma-yg4wm
    @Rachma-yg4wm Před 4 lety

    I think this is good videos,about respect to eachother as human being,and how to except the different but not the discrimination,it's good to educated people and give everyone opportunity to learn something for their better future😊💚

  • @stopcasteevilanjanienanlal8693

    Where I live i sm soooo far removed from this caste system. But oh HOW i wish i could help these ppl.May God touch you all with His Loving Hands. Amen

  • @cartmanguy1
    @cartmanguy1 Před 10 lety +1

    To me every body in nepal are equal,both men and women. If you feel the same you're human and true nepali. Love from chicago. Pls love your fellow countrymen

  • @maudo100
    @maudo100 Před 8 lety +1

    Amazing project.

  • @johnprice5784
    @johnprice5784 Před 8 lety +11

    Keep it up , you are an inspiration to the whole world .

  • @kumarthadi5110
    @kumarthadi5110 Před 8 lety

    wow !!! what a wonderful thing i ever watched....keep it up we are all one ...every one is equal in the eyes of GOD ..looking things like this happen in Nepal I am jealous but also a proud indian

  • @youtubeberlinberlin854
    @youtubeberlinberlin854 Před 10 lety +14

    Education is the key for success.

  • @sonysinha2429
    @sonysinha2429 Před 4 lety +1

    Kati ramro hamro gorkha bhai baini very kind and innocent people 😘

  • @arjunbayalkoti3993
    @arjunbayalkoti3993 Před 5 lety +1

    You go to great growth, but you have grown up doing great things

  • @kersinghkunwar2819
    @kersinghkunwar2819 Před 8 lety +148

    I am from Nepal and every word in this video is true.. Irony is I am from those high class caste and I have seen lot of untouchability in my village.. I hate this practice and hope it changes with time.. Jay Nepal..

    • @kersinghkunwar2819
      @kersinghkunwar2819 Před 8 lety +8

      shankar bhai so u think untouchability is good traditional in ur eyes?? the link u share has nothing to do with this video..

    • @jeanimariep
      @jeanimariep Před 8 lety +4

      I am from USA...thankful that in this diverse world ...there are absolutely wonderful people... moving this world forward... Jeani

    • @ssam3826
      @ssam3826 Před 8 lety +4

      +Kersingh Kunwar Iam from India, and sadly this shameful and inhuman practice of casteism and untouchability exists in India too.

    • @sahzamsaril8179
      @sahzamsaril8179 Před 8 lety +4

      stupid caste...human all same..idiot law stupid..

    • @dilipbhattarai7298
      @dilipbhattarai7298 Před 8 lety +2

      +Shanti Sam this is why we need maoist to bring down this discriminatory system in nepal. nepal king was symbol of racism in nepal. but he is no more and today nepali society is more of equal although we still have high caste brahmin and chettry holding political power in nepal . i believe nepal still needs another 10 years before political power becomes equal in nepal and that equal opportunity for all nepalese regardless of race ethnicity caste and sex will be given.

  • @shamsna4955
    @shamsna4955 Před 4 lety +6

    Iam afghan
    i love people nepal

  • @jerryswallow
    @jerryswallow Před 5 lety

    wonderful people, i stayed with a family there years ago, they were impressed that i ate what they ate, shower with cold water, use the squatty,etc i loved it there...

  • @KCECC-ActiveHealthyAgeing

    Great to see people coming to see that we are all born equal ...

  • @joelaugustus5812
    @joelaugustus5812 Před 4 lety +2

    so good to see this , in the end we all are humans ,

  • @smritymagar3219
    @smritymagar3219 Před 6 lety

    I m from Nepal and it is bitter reality of Nepal and this reality makes me feel cry but that is not solution ,we should work for it

  • @bebovlogs2513
    @bebovlogs2513 Před 4 lety

    Great thoughts everybody should learn

  • @johnkinyanjui5331
    @johnkinyanjui5331 Před rokem

    From Nairobi Kenya 🇰🇪 I have liked what these people have done bring people of of all looks together. I really hate the caste system and hoping the people of India will one day completely stop the caste nonsense 😞

  • @azadpersad5475
    @azadpersad5475 Před 7 lety +1

    This is a divine act,God Is The Greatest.

  • @wonderfullife737
    @wonderfullife737 Před 6 lety +13

    Khas Pahari of Nepal are Same as people of uttrakhand. Kumoan garwalis and Khas Nepali are same people. Same surname, same looks, similar language

  • @baperiba1203
    @baperiba1203 Před 4 lety

    Lovely so innocent these peoples are wish to visit them once

  • @wangtie9602
    @wangtie9602 Před 8 lety +74

    caste system is a curse which should be abolish and people reeducated to accept each other with respect.

    • @maravenu1512
      @maravenu1512 Před 8 lety +8

      absolutely u are right Wang.i used to get spanked when janitors for our house would come and we were not supposed to touch them.i would give them food feed them give them refreshments from our family utensils and my mother would beat me. they are hungry! whats wrong to feed them? they did their job.a little kindness aint gonna kill you would i say to my mom.my mom later opened soup kitchen etc.helped our maids children with medicines to rid of parasites.if gold jewelry went missing on my ears or bangles she accused me of giving it to the maids.i always sneaked the pantry keys and gave away rice,grains,to my maids and received regular beatings.my mom later had change of heart was kinder to maids.i still help neighbors.we should be kind to others who are less fortunate.

    • @bindujohn2855
      @bindujohn2855 Před 7 lety

      Mara Venu

    • @gnehzeey
      @gnehzeey Před 7 lety +1

      Jimmy Ape in the Christian New Testament, Jesus treated the prostitutes with great kindness. He advised them: "repent and sin no more"。

    • @sunilkumarsunilkumar2707
      @sunilkumarsunilkumar2707 Před 6 lety

      wang tie mkkjnnkil

    • @murtithinker7660
      @murtithinker7660 Před 6 lety

      This caste system is in many countries but not institutionalised, that is, taps cannot be allocated for various castes. That is, even in Africa, the loca taps are for everyone, be you rich or poor, but only the poor go to those local taps because the rich have taps in their home. Also, someone born poor can become rich and will be trespected, unlike in Asia where if you are from a lower cast, no matter how much money you make, you will still be considered lower.

  • @MrKhangsar88
    @MrKhangsar88 Před 9 lety +68

    one nepal one nation i love NEPAL one cast all humans are same

    • @kalpukd8081
      @kalpukd8081 Před 6 lety +2

      Thupten Khangsar of Crouse .ur thinking is great.

    • @balkumar3607
      @balkumar3607 Před 6 lety +2

      yes but in this time more people educated so its commonly changes now

    • @creativemanish1148
      @creativemanish1148 Před 5 lety +1

      Thupten Khangsar we support humanity not castism ..i belong to brahman but we respect humanity ..

    • @anburuth4595
      @anburuth4595 Před 4 lety

      S lovely

    • @dkaditya5425
      @dkaditya5425 Před 4 lety

      Thupten Khangsar

  • @choyingchodron6747
    @choyingchodron6747 Před 5 lety +1

    So wonderful together!!! Great job, please keep it up🙏

  • @taragurung933
    @taragurung933 Před 3 lety

    This video is a gem.

  • @shubhamrawat9718
    @shubhamrawat9718 Před 4 lety +1

    This is amazing

  • @deepengurung6732
    @deepengurung6732 Před 5 lety

    my name is deepen gurung.i am from darjeeling.i really like what you did by German pupils...avoid discrimination....and build a self dependent Nepal. ...

    • @pradeepkhadka8205
      @pradeepkhadka8205 Před 5 lety

      You are also Nepali doesn't matter you are from Nepal, UK, America,india

  • @sahra4091
    @sahra4091 Před 4 lety +1

    Heart ranching story, they are so brainwashed they still accept this nonsense. The Almighty God, will never punish you for entering temple. May God bless and guide these victims. Love from Ethiopia.

  • @surendraayer4621
    @surendraayer4621 Před 7 lety +32

    I am a chhetri/rajput from the same place.I have been eating,sleeping,playing together with my dalit friends since my childhoos.Our society is changing rapidly,people are awakening.The whole caste system will get uprooted very soon.

    • @dilipraii
      @dilipraii Před 7 lety +1

      then you need to marry dalit.

    • @user-sg3tc8vr4h
      @user-sg3tc8vr4h Před 7 lety

      limbu dilip umm

    • @dilipraii
      @dilipraii Před 7 lety

      Also watch the video call New national animal of Nepal
      look for the video. type search the video.
      we people of nepal must choose new national animal of nepal. i want tiger to be the national animal of nepal. cow present bahunism. we must replace cow with tiger.

    • @surendraayer4621
      @surendraayer4621 Před 7 lety

      limbu dilip As Nepal consists of 81% Hindus+12% Buddhists(Total=93% Absolute Majority),who cinsider killing and eating of cow as sin,so cow can never be replaced as national animal of Nepal.I have a great respect towards Non-Hindus of Nepal and want same respect from the non-Hindus towards our beliefs and practices.

    • @dilipraii
      @dilipraii Před 7 lety

      @Suren Ayer, I saw came from watching the interview video of
      Reema Bishwokarma, Keki Adhikari, Benisha Hamal. They consider themselves beautiful actress of Nepal.
      Now for your information, the Vishwakarma or Bishwokarma community refer to themselves as the Viswabrahmin, The community comprises five sub-groups-carpenters, blacksmiths, bronze smiths, goldsmiths and stonemasons-who believe that they are descendants of Vishvakarman, a Hindu deity.
      Vishwakarma(Bishwokarma) are equal to Brahmins in olden Varna system, however they are lower than Brahmins in the present caste system. But they do wear Jandhyam(Janeu) or The Sacred Thread around their body.
      Adhikari is a family names of the Hill Brahmin (Bahun). According to the Varna system, Brahmin is a member of the highest caste. Brahmins are the caste from which Hindu priests are drawn, and are responsible for teaching and maintaining sacred knowledge.
      Hamal is family names of the Khas-Kshatriya (Chhetri and Thakuri) people. According to the Varna system or the social structure, Chhetri and Thakuri are rank second after the Brahmins.
      This varna system applies to only within the Aryan Khas people. They have been followers and believers of the varna system since the varnas originated in Vedic society in 1500 BC -500 BC, in ancient India. Adivasi janjaati, or the indigenous people of Nepal have no association with this varna system although the Rana and Shah tried to classified and bring adivasi janajati people into this system, often grouping them under the category of Vaishyas, and Sudras.
      Adivasi janajati, or the the indigenous people of Nepal used to slaughter cow and eat the beef before they were forced by Rana and Shah to comply with the new rules.

  • @RolandLowhorn
    @RolandLowhorn Před 6 lety +8

    I'm proud of you ladies working together there's a community peace and goodwill hopefully brings happiness

  • @diamondintheroughiamthelaw9682

    The little boy can sing!😍

  • @asillei4961
    @asillei4961 Před 8 lety +23

    peace on earth is beautiful...
    we are all same human...
    #no for discrimanition

  • @nepaliavnegers2585
    @nepaliavnegers2585 Před 7 lety +3

    As a Nepali so called high caste youth I accept everything shown in this video is true. I hate this system. Hope my generation will abolish this system.

    • @subv1089
      @subv1089 Před 4 lety

      Laado higher caste randi ko choro dhoti

  • @gamerboygamerleast1728
    @gamerboygamerleast1728 Před 6 lety +1

    Nepal is best I love Nepal I was born in Nepal

  • @rabbanikhan5731
    @rabbanikhan5731 Před 6 lety +1

    so the basic difference was CLEANLINESS & DISGUST
    It doesn't matter which faith you follow, important thing is how clean you are. Physically & mentally.

    • @natnlnatnl4314
      @natnlnatnl4314 Před 6 lety

      Rabbani Khan we have few muslims from pakistan and bangala bu we never forced them to be hindu

  • @satpathiada9118
    @satpathiada9118 Před 5 lety +1

    I respect very much the Nepali culture

  • @ganeshtamta3818
    @ganeshtamta3818 Před 4 lety

    Very good effort..stay together.. happy ,,🙏

  • @thanggamahahconan1686
    @thanggamahahconan1686 Před 4 lety

    HEART SOOTHING MELODIES... GIVEN IN THE, BACKGROUND....NICE TO HEAR.
    PLEASE NO MORE CASTE CONSIOUS...WE ALL HAVE RED BLOOD.... GOD'S CREATION.
    HATS OFF TO THE PEACE MAKERS...GOD BLESS.
    SALUTE TO ALL THE PEOPLE WHO JOIN HANDS TO MAKE A PEACEFUL COMMUNITY.
    NOT EASY FOR EVERYONE TO COME TO A CONCLUSION.
    THEY ARE ALL NEPALESE NOT CASTE CONSIOUS ANYMORE.
    NOW IT'S A PEACEFUL VILLAGE,
    WITH PEACEFUL PEOPLE.
    PRAYERS N GOD'S BLESSINGS.
    PLAYED THE PART.
    HEARTWARMING VIDEO CLIP.

  • @letslearn134
    @letslearn134 Před 4 lety

    Song was meaningful ..worth😊

  • @nisargawali8546
    @nisargawali8546 Před 6 lety +1

    I am from Karnataka and I m also from dalit cast and in my family my parents are educated and government should take strong action on higher caste people who are discriminating dalit people dalit children's should have proper education

  • @wonderfullife737
    @wonderfullife737 Před 6 lety +2

    It's bad I feel bad for my own Dalit Khas brothers and sisters. We belong to same ethnicity, chettri, bahun, bishwakarma, Damai, sarki, thakuri chettri.. we are all same ethnicity, it's sad to see we are divided

  • @antasunar5013
    @antasunar5013 Před 7 lety +3

    vry good thanks all support guys nic

  • @SunitaFezonge
    @SunitaFezonge Před 4 lety

    Sansar nai Nastha huna lagi Sakyo tarah hami ma Chai, Dalit Non Dalit yo k ho,All people are Same, khushi lagyo yo hererah Sabai nai autai ho gaun ka Manish harule bhujeko ma yo ati nai khusi kura ho dhanyabad to gaou la Sabai Sabailai

  • @narendersingh372
    @narendersingh372 Před 5 lety +3

    Our life is for the sacrifice for world peace can't we fight this little internal matters which are showing our community bad.
    Yes we will definitely fight against discrimination.

  • @jbmorgan6828
    @jbmorgan6828 Před 7 lety +6

    So sad to know that people also in Nepal has this caste system. However, in this video, I am glad that there is a gradual change in that system from separation to unity as one with the same RED BLOOD. :)

    • @ThePravyn
      @ThePravyn Před 7 lety +2

      Joel Bucawe ...where r u from brother ?

    • @jbmorgan6828
      @jbmorgan6828 Před 7 lety +1

      I am from the Philippines, my friend, though many people in here (KSA) mistaken me as a Nepali :D

    • @fatimapritzlaff3684
      @fatimapritzlaff3684 Před 7 lety

      Joel Bucawe lol

  • @surajs2157
    @surajs2157 Před 5 lety

    Gud nice..god blss u all

  • @valgreenhalgh6229
    @valgreenhalgh6229 Před 3 lety

    Some very pretty ladies, and they all look clean, and well kept.

  • @Dr.JD146
    @Dr.JD146 Před 7 lety

    Good way of presenting the discrimination between the caste in the remote village of bajhang district. Hope the common feeding program really changed the society. The origin basis of my society is also same. As i know some times moral value between tow caste play important role for the late elimination of discrimination.
    feedback but late : Mam,the word and sentences that were spoken by the local community people is different some where than you presented.

  • @dilipraii
    @dilipraii Před 9 lety +17

    actually the caste system only applies within aryan khas communities.
    we mongolian adivasi janajati do not have caste system.
    what we have is clan system.
    for example in Rai community they have clan system. that is Rai are divided into many small division which is call Clan or Thar in nepali. that is Rai are divided as chamling bantawa khaling wambule sotoang and so on.
    Tamang also follow clan(thar) system. moktan lama waiba are some thar of Tamang.
    Magar have thar(clan) like pun rana ale ...etc.
    Thakali have thar like bhattachan tulchan gauchan shercan.
    And yes we Limbus should have clan system.
    so did you see that Mongolian adivasi janajati do not have caste system but follow clan(thar) system.
    But for aryan khas people, they follow caste system.
    that is bahun, chettri, damaii, kami, sarki are caste of aryan khas people.
    the difference between caste system of aryan khas people and clan system of mongolian people is
    that caste system is racist, discriminatory. but Mongolian clan system is based on equality.
    We Limbus never discriminate our limbu brothers and sisters. we are seen as equal and we treat each other equally. but bahun chettry follow caste system and treat your own brothers as kamii and damaii.
    this is the reason we do not support indian system and culture and indian films in nepal. we need to get rid of them.

    • @dilipraii
      @dilipraii Před 8 lety

      Sitamshu Marhatta aryan licchavis are responsible for bringing this caste system into nepal. have kirat defeated the aryan licchavis, today we on't have to see this caste system in nepal. but unfortunately kirat could not stop the invasion of aryan licchavis entering kathmandu and nepal.

    • @dilipraii
      @dilipraii Před 8 lety

      Sitamshu Marhatta yes unfortunately kirat were defeated by the aryan licchavis. there was no caste system during kirat time.
      so when the aryan licchavis invaded kathmandu valley and defeated the kirat, the aryan licchavis introduced this caste system and other vedic religions and culture.
      the aryan licchavis also intermingled with those kiratis who remained in the kathmandu valley, forming new group of people known as newars today.
      this is the same reason why we see newaris have caste system within their community because they were largely influenced by the aryan licchavis side.
      and lets not forget that this caste system was used by licchavis, then thakuris, then mallas, then rana and shahs to rule people of nepal.
      this is the same reason why the bahun and chettry ministers have done nothing to eradicate or remove the caste system from nepal even though everyone says this is evil and is crime.
      i don't think bahun chettry ministers and the lawmakers will do anything to stop this discriminatory system in nepal. the only way i see to stop this tradition is by having bahun and chettry son married to the dalit daughter.
      And dalit son married to bahun chettry daughter. but how many nepalese would expect to see this happen?

    • @dilipraii
      @dilipraii Před 8 lety

      Sitamshu Marhatta yes this is not theory anymore. historians and scholars have already identified newaris to be descendants of kirat. you can even ask newari.
      nowadays many newari also identified themselves to be kirati.
      How closely related are Newar people to kiratis can be discuss in many ways.
      It appears that newari languages belong to Mahakiranti branch of Tibeto-Burman language. According to population genetics Newar people paternal ancestry has a big Indian input (which probably is reflected their more Hinduised way of life) but their mtDNA lineage is strongly East Asian.
      Sudarshan Raj Tiwari, in his book(The Temple of the Kirata Nepal) said Some of the Newar Jaats(caste) of Kathmandu, particularly the Prajapatis(KumvahkaraKumharaKumhale), Maharjans, Dongols, Nayos, Tepehoys, etc., have been said to be descendants of the Kiratas.

    • @dilipraii
      @dilipraii Před 8 lety

      Sitamshu Marhatta Sudarshan Raj Tiwari, said the the following group of Newar people namely Awale, Kumah, Prajapatis,
      Kumvahkara, Kumhara, Kumhale, Maharjans, Dangols, Nayos, Tepehoys are the original inhabitants of the Kathmandu valley and are the descendants of the Kiratas.
      Read Temples of the Nepal Valley, 2009 by
      Sudarshan Raj Tiwari.
      Late Nepali Professor Dor Bahadur Bista in his work (Fatalism and Development, 1991) had already cited that the earliest Newar of Kathmandu originated from the Kirant family.
      Dr. Tilak Shrestha said "Kirati have not left Kathmandu valley all together. I have read some where that Newar Gathu (Mali, Malakar) group is remnant of Kirati. They are the descendants of the last Kirati King Gasthi."
      Though Newars are not yet ready to call themselves as Kirat they should at least realize that they are following the cultures that are related to other Kiratis.what is more defining newari people as kirat is the fact is that Newar people in Kathmandu worship Pachali Bhairav.
      Did you know Pachali Bhairav was the king of Pharping of Kirat dynasty.
      So coming back to modern day time, newaris are still praying to Pachali Bhairav, meaning they are indeed Kiratis.

    • @dilipraii
      @dilipraii Před 8 lety

      Sitamshu Marhatta hello mr marhatta i already given you many cite and source from scholars and historians. why don't you question them.

  • @sushmalungwatamang2079

    so happy to see this video

  • @terryprabhu1568
    @terryprabhu1568 Před 4 lety +6

    If possible I like to visit Nepal Kingdom.
    God bless Nepal and people .
    So nice to see the God in people

    • @subv1089
      @subv1089 Před 4 lety +2

      Nepal is not a kingdom

    • @mankumari1999
      @mankumari1999 Před 4 lety

      @@subv1089 nepal is the first kingdom of the world, nonsence!!

    • @subv1089
      @subv1089 Před 4 lety

      @@mankumari1999 nepal is a republic country...fuck kings

    • @neutralboi1984
      @neutralboi1984 Před 3 lety

      @@subv1089 f you
      Long live kings

  • @sandeshpariyar6244
    @sandeshpariyar6244 Před 6 lety +8

    Altough I m the youth of modern age I loosed my 5 yrs of love due to my low cast. I can do nothing even I dont support the cast system.😧😧

  • @rosariohenares3847
    @rosariohenares3847 Před 4 lety

    Me encanta esta vida

  • @saajangurung9459
    @saajangurung9459 Před 7 lety

    I m from gurung tribes and I believe God create human equal and I believe this is a time to change this all kind of evil thoughts whenever they will die . there in the judgment day god will show there behaviour and there's reaction love each other. god bless you.

  • @gitarai3399
    @gitarai3399 Před 5 lety

    All people same blood I respect but somebody thinking deferent my heart touching i fill cry

  • @riyasonar7241
    @riyasonar7241 Před 5 lety +3

    I love my country 😘

  • @mayasanjuan2012
    @mayasanjuan2012 Před 7 lety +1

    Come on people let's eat and drink together ! Then we sing and dance together how fun is that! Don't be so fussy those beans are healthy ! Love love love...

  • @eshujogi3657
    @eshujogi3657 Před 4 lety

    Dil tache hogya es video se

  • @kategreen10
    @kategreen10 Před 7 lety

    people are great at solving problems at all levels but not governments...they only think of the money are out of touch with the people...nepal very beautiful....

  • @daffafauzi470
    @daffafauzi470 Před 4 lety +1

    Beautiful natural

  • @cathyandrews1949
    @cathyandrews1949 Před 4 lety

    God loves all. Hats of to these people

  • @ladydyxea8279
    @ladydyxea8279 Před 9 lety +8

    wow I think the world can learn from these people. They are very intelligent.

  • @samyjapan
    @samyjapan Před 4 lety +21

    Need to change in our India also. So much fighting for caste system. Please

    • @mybadiyenka2542
      @mybadiyenka2542 Před 4 lety

      India will never change, India is full of violence,

    • @reginalawrence3574
      @reginalawrence3574 Před 4 lety

      U cant change india though no food but every where caste problem

    • @kawsalyap1858
      @kawsalyap1858 Před 4 lety

      Do you guys still mention caste in the birth certificate in India?

    • @ashutoshpurushdhakal4590
      @ashutoshpurushdhakal4590 Před 3 lety

      @@kawsalyap1858 In Nepal we don't show our caste in citizenship

    • @kawsalyap1858
      @kawsalyap1858 Před 3 lety

      @@ashutoshpurushdhakal4590 great !

  • @feroziadollie6678
    @feroziadollie6678 Před 6 lety

    First and Foremost We are All human ... Red is our Blood..

  • @prameshlama3765
    @prameshlama3765 Před 10 lety

    Hats off .im proud of you , one should never discriminate between people jai nepal, im proud of nepal

  • @workingwithaquila7486
    @workingwithaquila7486 Před 4 lety

    Wow good job...
    We all are human...

  • @rashikathapa1858
    @rashikathapa1858 Před 9 lety

    God help this grandmom and grandfather 😃😊😊 happily

  • @hayadsingh5462
    @hayadsingh5462 Před 4 lety

    gerat village iam very very happy thanks

  • @munagrg4646
    @munagrg4646 Před 6 lety +5

    I am a buddhism of nepal but in village it is followed not in cities all dalit and higher cast live happily in cities of nepal.jay nepal
    (जय नेपाल )I love Nepal😁😁

  • @momentomonika6815
    @momentomonika6815 Před 6 lety

    so nice

  • @vipanpuri5073
    @vipanpuri5073 Před 5 lety

    We are just a soul in our body just a soul nothing else nothing make a difference who they are we are human live with peace you are beautful people on this earth

  • @RolandLowhorn
    @RolandLowhorn Před 9 lety

    Rules to separate people? Unpleasant. Thanks for sharing information.

  • @hitshflubr2394
    @hitshflubr2394 Před 7 lety +6

    M very Very sad to see that nepal has bad tradition still now a days please change the monotonous of these kind of practices, we live in 2k century.

  • @dynamicculturevlogs267

    Good effort

  • @jakeayesun5281
    @jakeayesun5281 Před 5 lety

    Great village

  • @chandrappaph3089
    @chandrappaph3089 Před 9 lety +1

    Good job

  • @thangarajuc1336
    @thangarajuc1336 Před 5 lety

    Law order should force on the atrocities and wipeout the social descrimination.

  • @rongenman
    @rongenman Před 7 lety

    ALL of these people, just like myself and my family, are all human beings...we are ALL alike and equal...we are ALL members of the great HUMAN RACE...I enjoy watching your videos however, this makes my heart heavy with great sadness...

  • @abdulaiibrahim1934
    @abdulaiibrahim1934 Před 5 lety +3

    Black or white we are one and rich or poor we are still one always unity we stand divided we fall

  • @phulamayab.k7931
    @phulamayab.k7931 Před 4 lety

    happy too see This video