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  • @angshumanchakraborty9431
    @angshumanchakraborty9431 Před 2 lety +182

    I am from Assam, but I speak Bengali. I've grown up among North-eastern folks and I can say for sure that they are one of the nicest people you will come accross in your lives.

    • @chitrawakalkar
      @chitrawakalkar Před 2 lety +4

      Sending love from Maharashtra ❤️✌🏻

    • @birundha27
      @birundha27 Před 2 lety +1

      What sort of videos these ppl are promoting... these white are always eager to trigger separatism... they always want to divide and rule
      This interview must be from China.. they would have cut good reviews and promote only anti indian spirit and want to annex coming east like they are doing with Hong Kong and Taiwan

    • @sanjanamukherjee9540
      @sanjanamukherjee9540 Před 2 lety +1

      Ya Assam is full of bengalis.

    • @codejunkes4607
      @codejunkes4607 Před 8 měsíci

      Many Bengalis are also discriminated against, and there are many terrorist attacks targeting Bengalis. @@sanjanamukherjee9540

    • @Baukleben
      @Baukleben Před 5 měsíci +1

      Assam is Bangladesh not Assam anymore

  • @miranda3
    @miranda3 Před 2 lety +157

    I'm from Assam. But i consider myself only Indian. And North-East has beaufitil states you should visit someday❤️❤️

    • @ajinkyajoshi1535
      @ajinkyajoshi1535 Před 2 lety +4

      Stay positive, it's ignorance from most people..I would definitely like to visit north east part of my country

    • @chitrawakalkar
      @chitrawakalkar Před 2 lety +1

      Sending love from Maharashtra ❤️✌🏻

    • @chitrawakalkar
      @chitrawakalkar Před 2 lety +1

      @@ajinkyajoshi1535 same here

    • @birundha27
      @birundha27 Před 2 lety +1

      What sort of videos these ppl are promoting... these white are always eager to trigger separatism... they always want to divide and rule (like British colonialism
      This interview must be from China.. they would have cut good reviews and promote only anti indian spirit and want to annex coming east like they are doing with Hong Kong and Taiwan

    • @ajinkyajoshi1535
      @ajinkyajoshi1535 Před 2 lety +2

      @@chitrawakalkar 🤘

  • @pumpkin4189
    @pumpkin4189 Před 2 lety +65

    I do consider myself as INDIAN ....what are they smoking ....too old video
    from Shillong, Meghalaya🇮🇳

    • @Wiseenoughtobefoolish
      @Wiseenoughtobefoolish Před 2 lety +2

      Can I just tell you in the little of what I have seen of northeast, meghalaya is breathtaking. So many beautiful places, such good food. Chirapunjee was out of this world. We stayed with a local near root bridge for 5 days. I never wanted to come back home 😂.

    • @chitrawakalkar
      @chitrawakalkar Před 2 lety

      Sending love from Maharashtra ❤️✌🏻

    • @shiningstone6771
      @shiningstone6771 Před 2 lety

      Love to the most beautiful North-east India from South India, Tamil Nadu 🇮🇳💕🙏
      Your languages has been added to Google translator by our Indian Government.

    • @_Vicky___R
      @_Vicky___R Před 2 lety

      Love from uttarakhand ❤️❤️

    • @_Vicky___R
      @_Vicky___R Před 2 lety

      Yes we all are brothers & sisters 👍👍

  • @mukesherande2932
    @mukesherande2932 Před 2 lety +265

    The difference between west and us (Indians) is that the problem here is not of actual racism like US but its more of mistaken identity and less awareness of the unseen, inexperienced culture of people from northeast. Which should be addressed at high point. The majority of indian population hardly encounters with the people from northeast part due to lack of economic situation or less travel to the region. Who are aware and have knowledge knows, they are as much part of India as any other state, No question asked.

    • @Aman-lq6nh
      @Aman-lq6nh Před 2 lety +19

      very well said bro! Actually Americans are looking for some competition to the racism widely spread in the united states. 😜

    • @uttamkumar1711
      @uttamkumar1711 Před 2 lety +7

      Yes, very well put ! They are called names , derogatory terms are used, but that's somewhat similar to other parts of India too, like Kashmiri, Bihari and Tamizh . More interaction with the diverse cultures we have as a country will incite appreciation of differences than hatred and presuming things which generations of bigotry have conditioned people to believe.

    • @mukesherande2932
      @mukesherande2932 Před 2 lety +2

      @@uttamkumar1711 correct! That's the point I wanted to make.👍

    • @desertstorm2156
      @desertstorm2156 Před 2 lety +10

      A person of North eastern origin had joined our college in mainland India. All 4 years sat away from us, did not talk with us, never accepted our innumerable attempts to make him our friend ! "Please join us-- No ! Please come with us to the canteen --- No ! Did you watch this new movie ? -- Blank face. Would you like to join us to the theatres/mall ? --- No ! " And college life ended, we could never make him our friend, no matter how politely we tried !! Now when I think about it, I feel he never wanted to be friends with us in the first place !!
      Now what would you say about that ? Stereotyping north eastern people is wrong, but stereotyping mainland Indians as haters is also wrong !!!

    • @uttamkumar1711
      @uttamkumar1711 Před 2 lety +3

      @@desertstorm2156 yup, it goes both way

  • @jog.antani
    @jog.antani Před 2 lety +48

    Mizoram is 90% forest so obviously doing infrastructure change is not easy to protect the nature. But other north east states have seen great development under Narendra modi especially assam

    • @chitrawakalkar
      @chitrawakalkar Před 2 lety

      Sending love from Maharashtra ❤️✌🏻

    • @jog.antani
      @jog.antani Před 2 lety

      @Hello O some villages got electricity for the first time. First train to connect the far north east to india. Many such trains have been opened now. Gas stoves, toilets , law and order , suppressing insurgency , Roads highways etc. Nitin gadkari is one of the best ministers. Entire north east haa voted for bjp twice in state and national elections now. Still haters gonna hate

    • @jog.antani
      @jog.antani Před 2 lety

      @Hello O majority north east is heavily forested area and mountainous. Biosphere hotspots. Tribals and separatists insurgents just like kashmir. Its hard for any govt to increase tourism, do infrastructure changes quickly with these circumstances. Also borders are hard to protect due to its mountainous terrain and forests. Those areas are also under many special environmental protected zones and businesses find it hard to setup any business with more regulations when normally we have a lot of regulations even in the mainland india and uncertainty. Whatever this govt has done pro business cultural preservation while taking care of environment, no other has even tried to do this much other than apeasement. Those areas are not really favourable for living or doing business. U see floods every year. Insurgents. Kashmir and north east are cursed because of a lot of reasons. Nothing due to any discrimination but these reasons r why no govt tried to spend a lot of money. Also their population is low so less votes

    • @rijuwanahaque8054
      @rijuwanahaque8054 Před 2 lety

      Yeah ❤️
      Love from Assam ❤️

    • @abhijithcheneri7827
      @abhijithcheneri7827 Před 2 lety +1

      If they are not feeling that they are getting treated well ... They are not .. that it .. period

  • @navinbabji
    @navinbabji Před 2 lety +153

    The real problem is that the previous governments did not try to integrate the North East part of India into the mainstream India, there were no road connectivity, no rail connectivity and no air connectivity, so this led to an alienation of the North Eastern people.
    Now for the past 15-20 years, north east indian people have been given good opportunities and the road, rail and air connectivity has also become better. As people begin to see and interact more and more with the Highlanders, the more the stereotypes and discrimination will be gone.
    #HighlanderswelcometoAndhraPradesh

    • @Strawhatzz
      @Strawhatzz Před 2 lety +6

      ‼️‼️cuz they were being preserved cuz of their nativity and indigenous tribal culture...like one of the guy was saying I am a mizo ‼️‼️

    • @RickyTicky549
      @RickyTicky549 Před 2 lety +15

      The problem is not alienation, the problem is that some people are racist towards others who feel alien to them. You can't justify racism and bad behaviour by saying "oh well they are not connected to us by road." That is not an excuse. So what if they are not connected by road? Does that mean you should be racist to those who are not connected? The problem is racism, not roads.

    • @navinbabji
      @navinbabji Před 2 lety

      @@RickyTicky549 Chill the fuck out bro!!! Nobody here is defending racist people. Period.
      There were, are and always will be racist people, everywhere in the world. What i said is that because of so many years of being away and almost cut-off from the mainstream india, the majority of the people didn't have a clue about the north eastern parts of India.
      Even today anybody from southern part of india is called "Madrasi". And i am a telugu guy, born and raised in Baroda, Gujarat, and i've had to hear to this slang so many times, and i basically correct them with a stern but soft voice, and they get the message loud and clear. But there are still so many people out there that think all south indians are madrasi. I am not going to be able to change that in my lifetime. So lets just leave it at that.

    • @RickyTicky549
      @RickyTicky549 Před 2 lety +8

      @@navinbabji There you go now that's a better statement than something like "The real problem is that the previous govt didn't try to integrate them" That was just pushing blame onto others.

    • @navinbabji
      @navinbabji Před 2 lety

      @@RickyTicky549 You don't seem to understand my point, do you. 🤦🤦🤦🤦

  • @divyamprabhakar01
    @divyamprabhakar01 Před 2 lety +72

    In my head I was like "who is doing this discrimination". North east is superb and as important as any other part of the country. 🇮🇳

    • @ashaygomashe4253
      @ashaygomashe4253 Před 2 lety +16

      Yeah that's the point... We know cuz we are well educated and well versed with the world... Imagine some rowdies drinking shikanji outside qutub minar and they see a North eastern walk by and they are sure to consider them foreigners cuz they are not aware of diversity in ethincity in India itself... I'm sure if you give them the world map, they can't even point India... Education and Awareness is the key

    • @nick5453
      @nick5453 Před 2 lety

      @@ashaygomashe4253 🤣🤣🤣correct

    • @jyotiradityachoudhury2241
      @jyotiradityachoudhury2241 Před 2 lety

      @@ashaygomashe4253 absolutely

    • @aprilswk6999
      @aprilswk6999 Před 2 lety +4

      Although I didn't face it myself, I have kind of had a "second hand experience" (for a lack of better word), I'm a bengali girl who has many friends from sikkim, assam, manipur, meghalaya, arunachal.
      Two of my childhood friends and me, we went to same college in Delhi. Everytime I went out shopping with themI would hear people call them chinki, chini, Chinese etc etc.. They always ignore all that. Worst part is when even my friend's classmates used to call her, "yeh chinki" "Uss chinki ko dekh na".. She clearly explained to them she's from a state called meghalaya and they were like " Mary kom, Mary kom"... Which might not sound bad to someone who doesn't have to listen to bullshit like this everytime they went out in public. I remember once I even got into a fight with a guy at a restaurant because he commented "Thai massage parlour girls are coming here to study in Du these days"... Some places are worse, some other places are tolerable for them, although the ocassional comments of "chinese maal" Or racist remarks, stereotyping etc never stops completely, it's lesser.
      They already come here feeling neglected and then they come to face all this. My friend directly ran back to her hometown after her exams finished, she didn't even go for the placement interviews, she didn't wanted to work or stay in delhi because she was just fed up after 4 years of all that.
      So saying it's the illiterate, uneducated lot who dont know any geography that makes racist remarks is just ignorant, because reality is education doesn't eliminate willful ignorance and racism. I wish more northeastern people shared their experiences, because they'll have many interesting stories from living in delhi, mumbai, bangalore etc Especially the students.
      Because I realised living with my khasi and sikkimese friend that racism is in so many different levels. Some "posh , rich educated " Look down upon them as barbaric, Junglee or characterless Nepalans just for wearing clothes they like. Then the "Educated" College kids would cracks joke on them , Chinese/east Asian racist jokes about sizes, manhood thinking they didn't understand hindi. And then the illiterate labour class masses just are openly racist, ignorant, even if they speak hindi and explain to them that they are from somewhere near assam (that's the one name they knew).. Just because one looks a certain way one doesn't have to be a racist. Yes they don't no any better you can say.. But I wish they had the courtesy to atleast, leave ignorance aside. But it's too much to ask apparently
      I can say it will take a long long time for such things to end. Because I already see comments like, why they keep complaining? People call us biharis no one complaining. Yes they indeed look not like indian etc as if people on TVs are the only way indians
      should look.
      Even NE people are very hostile to people who come from outside the state in some states, but from my experience, if the migrants they mingle with the locals, are generally warm and polite and dont disrespect the culture or local laws, they are very kind in return. I see a lot more bengali, bihari people in some states than locals. Integration and some Empathy (putting ourselves in others shoes) is the way that the end of all racism & ignorance can start.
      Sorry for writing this long, but I wanted to share my point of views on this matter

  • @ajaysharma202
    @ajaysharma202 Před 2 lety +26

    Northeast is very underrated, people think about J&K and Himachal when talking about mountains and natural beauty, however northeast is not less beautiful than Himalayas.

  • @mystatus2298
    @mystatus2298 Před 2 lety +79

    There is no mainland India..
    There is only One India (भारत)

    • @smartsaukal22
      @smartsaukal22 Před 2 lety +5

      ya I noticed that too... Asian Boss should be reported.....

    • @yash_sharma123
      @yash_sharma123 Před 2 lety +17

      Then treat all people equally north Indians are worst they discriminate south indians northe east indians
      What do you expect from them ? How can they call themselves as indians if we don't treat them equally?

    • @himalsagar8259
      @himalsagar8259 Před 2 lety +9

      Such self proclaimed righteousness anouncement.....when you people call us videshi while what we really want is only acceptence.....there is a mainland india for sure otherwise why a citizen of republic of india come to such decisions....i myself belong to gurkha community but people call me videshi and laugh...well i guess thats not funny...

    • @Alllifeisadream
      @Alllifeisadream Před 2 lety

      @@yash_sharma123 absolutely cow belt region is curse they create problems related to religion,caste , looks etc

    • @harshitabhuyan8892
      @harshitabhuyan8892 Před 2 lety +6

      Easy to say when you come from one of those states, difficult when you're a north eastern. The north eastern states get discriminated on a daily basis. Our students face hate crimes in what you call is "not the mainland".

  • @DEVansh001
    @DEVansh001 Před 2 lety +21

    People in this video were using the term MAIN LAND INDIA, according to my knowledge and Google, NE isn't surrounded by water, so there is no way that NE is/are islands... Right?? China is called as Mainland china cuz it has island. I think my friends will educate me here.
    Its true that we haven't paid much attention to NE states but recently people are knowing more about the beauty and cultures of NE states.
    Movie ANEK was eye opener for lot of us. One of my fav dialogue from that movie is " Why somebody can't just be an INDIAN?
    I'm from odisha & if someone will ask me where are you from i'll proudly say i'm an Odia but before that i'll say i'm from India 🇮🇳. People know much more about West Bengal but not that much about Odisha, it doesn't matter to me wheather you know or not i'm an Indian and i dont need your certificate/recognition or i don't have to prove anyone that i'm an indian.
    India is a part of me and i'm a part of India.
    Thanks for reading. ❤️

    • @akshay31890
      @akshay31890 Před 2 lety +2

      Well a major reason could be that geographically, if one were to remove that very small part of West Bengal that connects to Assam, technically the NE states would have no other direct connection to the rest of India. It is sort of how Africa is connected to Asia by the small sliver of land in Egypt where we now have the Suez Canal. So perhaps that is one reason "geographically" they call the "Rest of India" as Mainland.
      However, the reasons could be more in terms of Political/Ethinic/Cultural discrimination than anything else. It is but natural to see this as a "us vs them" situation. Which is extremely sad nonetheless

    • @mongshich9373
      @mongshich9373 Před rokem

      Hey let me ask this politely, have you brother been murdered in cold blood at your own village? Has you sister been raped in public by the so called Mighty Indian Army??? Whole village burner down to ashes???? No right then don't expect us to openly accept to Be the Citizen of that Same Country whose military has bought terror and bloodshed on our own doorstep for almost half a decade. Without knowing what is the true story in our region Please stop pin pointing on our Unacceptance towards being an Indian. And yes things are changing slowly here and hope one day we will meet on a middle ground where past is past and only peace is the future. Thanks

  • @dancerchick
    @dancerchick Před 2 lety +102

    We Indians consider our northeastern brothers and sisters very much Indian ❤️❤️❤️ we have friends in our cities who have come to study and work... Please don't go by how bollywood films represent them.

    • @parinikasharma317
      @parinikasharma317 Před 2 lety +2

      Amen sister!

    • @vishalkonwar212
      @vishalkonwar212 Před 2 lety +9

      Truth hits hard.. Its a fact northeast people still face discrimination specially by those pathetic landlords. Maybe u guys need to spread some social awareness.

    • @priyak7384
      @priyak7384 Před 2 lety +8

      They wer telling about their own experiences!!?? And That is how any indian sees northeasterners as ,as foreigner Chinese. Which lala land are you living in ??

    • @dancerchick
      @dancerchick Před 2 lety +2

      @@priyak7384 you better speak for yourself. That's your mentality...or your closed friends... I am educated and I have North eastern friends....we don't treat them differently.

    • @priyak7384
      @priyak7384 Před 2 lety +1

      @@dancerchick lalalalallalalalala 😂😂😂😂

  • @shampanath3675
    @shampanath3675 Před 2 lety +48

    North East people's mentality>>>
    I went on a vacation to Sikkim and the local people there of any age do not look at people like creeps who wear shorts or anything like that. But the mainland people who were there were checking out 'legs' as if they own them.

    • @kumarsunny695
      @kumarsunny695 Před 2 lety +2

      How did you discriminate "mainland people" from others?

    • @sushilmaurya1546
      @sushilmaurya1546 Před 2 lety +7

      By the way come to mumbai the people dont care a shit about anyone dressing or anthing like that

    • @ADCDEE
      @ADCDEE Před 2 lety

      We are free to wear reveling clothes here
      I mean how can a person wear pants during summer 🤣

  • @Wiseenoughtobefoolish
    @Wiseenoughtobefoolish Před 2 lety +37

    Lol… it’s funny they have shown only a handful of people who have such issues with india while Indians consider north east the most beautiful part of India. I am from the south and I get offended when I am called a madrasi in north India. But then I make peace with it thinking majority of them dnt get to move around within their own country and thus they have limited knowledge and education to know better. At one point I had a team only consisting of north East Indians in my company who are extremely nice people and never felt out of place in Bangalore. I have travelled to assam, sikkim, meghalaya and manipur. The travel for me was tiresome as those are mountain terrains etc to goto diff places. So if I have less time I prefer travelling to a place that has plane connectivity and less travel. I dnt think northeast India is not popular for tourism.. there are fewer good hotels and getting reservations etc isn’t easy. Not because it’s not well advertised etc

    • @desertstorm2156
      @desertstorm2156 Před 2 lety +7

      A person of North eastern origin had joined our college in mainland India. All 4 years sat away from us, did not talk with us, never accepted our innumerable attempts to make him our friend ! "Please join us-- No ! Please come with us to the canteen --- No ! Did you watch this new movie ? -- Blank face. Would you like to join us to the theatres/mall ? --- No ! " And college life ended, we could never make him our friend, no matter how politely we tried !! Now when I think about it, I feel he never wanted to be friends with us in the first place !!
      Now what would you say about that ? Stereotyping north eastern people is wrong, but stereotyping mainland Indians as haters is also wrong !!!

    • @chitrawakalkar
      @chitrawakalkar Před 2 lety

      Sending love from Maharashtra ❤️✌🏻

    • @Wiseenoughtobefoolish
      @Wiseenoughtobefoolish Před 2 lety +4

      @@desertstorm2156 lol…mainland Indian😂😂. Dude there is no such thing😂😂. We have had a lot of them when we were in college too. Some were amazing in the Rock band etc. I can speak for majority and tell you they are very friendly. May be this one dude didn’t wanna hang out with you coz you thought there is mainland 😂

    • @ADCDEE
      @ADCDEE Před 2 lety +1

      @@desertstorm2156 maybe it's because he fears coz we have alys been the victim of racism
      Also he might be an introvert.... not all mainland r racist n not all the northeast are outspoken 💁‍♀️

  • @namz6184
    @namz6184 Před 2 lety +11

    I am currently on vacation in north east and I see the same passion for India like in any other state 🙂 and it’s beautiful 🙂

    • @ADCDEE
      @ADCDEE Před 2 lety

      Well enjoy your trib
      Love frm Nagaland

  • @vinodbharate4712
    @vinodbharate4712 Před 2 lety +32

    Why Americans don't talk much about native Americans

    • @subashvenugopal9952
      @subashvenugopal9952 Před 2 lety

      Korbin talked many times

    • @Bridge_2702
      @Bridge_2702 Před 2 lety +4

      They do talk, Korbin & Rick do talk about that a lot, so stop making such comments you gangetic.

    • @FriedMomo04
      @FriedMomo04 Před 2 lety +2

      why are you even trying to compare its not a competition on who's more racist

    • @aprilswk6999
      @aprilswk6999 Před 2 lety +2

      @@FriedMomo04 Exactly its so weird... "Its always the other who are on the wrong, not us"... That same mentality breeds discrimination in the longer run

    • @rajapriyanut
      @rajapriyanut Před 2 lety

      They speak abt India .. You speak about America ..
      Why they should speak both dude

  • @superkvaidya8933
    @superkvaidya8933 Před 2 lety +46

    It's natural to have some stereotypes when you're not taught about the people from Northeast right from school. It's rooted in education, and that's where the problem lies. Personally, I've self educated in this matter and I have friends from Northeast

    • @swatisaini6447
      @swatisaini6447 Před 2 lety +1

      Remember that youtuber who called cm of arunachal Pradesh Chinese?🤦

    • @superkvaidya8933
      @superkvaidya8933 Před 2 lety +1

      @@swatisaini6447 Yeah I do, it's ignorance on our part. But I'm sure we'll become better. I believe that we can, just with some self effort

    • @jyotiradityachoudhury2241
      @jyotiradityachoudhury2241 Před 2 lety +1

      @@swatisaini6447 yes that controversy I remember it was very heartbreaking
      It created a bad image of us

    • @desertstorm2156
      @desertstorm2156 Před 2 lety +2

      A person of North eastern origin had joined our college in mainland India. All 4 years sat away from us, did not talk with us, never accepted our innumerable attempts to make him our friend ! "Please join us-- No ! Please come with us to the canteen --- No ! Did you watch this new movie ? -- Blank face. Would you like to join us to the theatres/mall ? --- No ! " And college life ended, we could never make him our friend, no matter how politely we tried !! Now when I think about it, I feel he never wanted to be friends with us in the first place !!
      Now what would you say about that ? Stereotyping north eastern people is wrong, but stereotyping mainland Indians as haters is also wrong !!!

    • @chitrawakalkar
      @chitrawakalkar Před 2 lety

      Sending love from Maharashtra ❤️✌🏻

  • @PaulAllen6304
    @PaulAllen6304 Před 2 lety +39

    North east Indians do have East Asian influences, but Indian influences prevail over everything else. If one just spends a day in those regions, he/she can see that all those "differences" are just external, it will feel just like India. The transition is so subtle(from "India" to "South East Asia") it's hard to seggregate people. This transition starts right from Bihar and continues all the way upto Rakhine, Myanmar.
    But so is rest of India. Kashmir has West Asian influence, Ladakh has Tibettan influence etc. What unites us is the overriding Indian influences

    • @primeshrimp6130
      @primeshrimp6130 Před rokem +1

      It's the borders drawn hastily by a person from a far foreign land who knew nothing about this region and separated people

  • @aRi_chAks
    @aRi_chAks Před 2 lety +70

    The one man who told that he did not consider himself Indian. I kinda hate that person. But after when he reveals that he is a Politician. So he is making that kind of a statement for a agenda. As I am from Assam, I never thought in a million years that I am not gonna consider myself Indian. I am a proud Indian♥️

    • @tjayrf8267
      @tjayrf8267 Před 2 lety +7

      Hate the game , not the player.

    • @aRi_chAks
      @aRi_chAks Před 2 lety +2

      @@tjayrf8267 Never expected this kind of comments from any of my North East brother

    • @tjayrf8267
      @tjayrf8267 Před 2 lety +8

      @@aRi_chAks Bro, it is not about our "expectations" .
      It is about what our North-East Folks feel , and what they are MADE TO FEEL by us majority.
      Gotta work on ourselves first , coz that is what requires COURAGE.
      Very easy to be 'REACTIVE'

    • @aRi_chAks
      @aRi_chAks Před 2 lety +3

      Bro I am a Northeastern.. So yes.. people may consider ourselves foreigners.. but we can't be consider ourselves as this.. we cant write mizo or whatever in the place of Indian.

    • @Shri
      @Shri Před 2 lety +2

      @@tjayrf8267 So I am South Indian and if a North Indian considers me black and African and not Indian I should feel entire North India is racist? That's ridiculous. There are some bad apples everywhere. That doesn't mean that everyone else should apologize for these bad apples. Sure it requires educating and making people aware, but you are assuming that the "majority" are making NE people feel they are different. That is not so. I have a lot of NE friends and I don't discriminate them. Nor do any of my friends. In fact many of them are my close friends.
      In the same vein, I see a lot of my fellow South Indians (especially from state of Tamil Nadu), shower North Indians with racist diatribes. Should I consider this to be "majority" South Indian opinion? Nope. South India is not just Tamil Nadu. It has Karnataka, Kerala, Telangana, Andhra, Lakshadweep and Pondicherry as well. So you cannot say "majority" of any region is racist. Even within Tamil Nadu majority aren't racist towards North Indians. There are bad apples everywhere.

  • @aayushsharma6755
    @aayushsharma6755 Před 2 lety +67

    Development and employment are the most important things that are causing this problem. We need to make sure that no state is discriminated in these aspects and all the other problems will be solved automatically in 1-2 decade.

    • @vibez3990
      @vibez3990 Před 2 lety +4

      Northeast is more developed and more uniform as a society than all indian states (except goa) and i m north indian too but i have visited northeast quite a few times

    • @birundha27
      @birundha27 Před 2 lety

      What sort of videos these ppl are promoting... these white are always eager to trigger separatism... they always want to divide and rule
      This interview must be from China.. they would have cut good reviews and promote only anti indian spirit and want to annex north east

    • @vibez3990
      @vibez3990 Před 2 lety

      @@birundha27 first of all they r not white
      Second of all u r too expressive thats why utube deleted your comment dont become shit minded

  • @jerrykamei5998
    @jerrykamei5998 Před 2 lety +7

    Even an educated person don't know the name of the North East States. When i told them "I am from Manipur". The asked me back with "Which country is it?" So i think the problem lies in our education and a lack of exposure.

    • @pushyamitrasunga6002
      @pushyamitrasunga6002 Před rokem

      It's not their fault the syllabus which they read has almost no or less information on North East India.

  • @sangeetazstories
    @sangeetazstories Před 2 lety +11

    I am from Guwahati Assam (one of the Northeastern states of India). I can never think that I am not Indian. I am proud of being an Indian and an Assamese. I have been living in Delhi since 2007. From my personal experience I am saying this that I never faced any issue. But that doesn't mean I am denying about the existence of these issues. I'm not even debating about it. It's 12:43 am in India and I just want to sleep because tomorrow I have to go to office. In the universe there's just one Earth and if everyone think about themselves as an Earthling then all will be one and united. All problems will be solved. Peace.

    • @chitrawakalkar
      @chitrawakalkar Před 2 lety +3

      Sending love from Maharashtra ❤️✌🏻

    • @sangeetazstories
      @sangeetazstories Před 2 lety

      @@chitrawakalkar ❤️❤️❤️ hearty thanks. 😍😍

    • @shiningstone6771
      @shiningstone6771 Před 2 lety +1

      Love from Tamil Nadu to north-east India 🇮🇳🙏💕😊

    • @WangchemWangsa-un7rs
      @WangchemWangsa-un7rs Před 11 měsíci +1

      Lol bro.. even if you are from North East. You and people who face discrimination are different in looks .. they don't discriminate because you are from North East they discriminate because of looks .

  • @sanjaycool6915
    @sanjaycool6915 Před 2 lety +32

    Politics do play a major role, but the discrimination etc is only done by a small group of ppl who r just loud, 90% of us all love every part of our country and their ppl !!

    • @TheB657
      @TheB657 Před 2 lety

      Yeah. It's similar to how every other ethnic group gets treated in U.S or the rest of the world. They openly march in protest of foreigners and immigrants taking up their jobs. Moreover having been in the EU - the labor market is too restrictive. Since I work there I know *only skilled labor allowed to immigrate.* Just few months back someone in the Netherlands torched the houses of Afghan immigrants leading to severe anti - immigrant protests which left many injured ! This was also the first time Dutch police had to use tear gas to displace the mob. It's crazy outside.

    • @user-eb6rg1we8m
      @user-eb6rg1we8m Před dnem

      99% india is RACIST u fool...

  • @ambarkumar7046
    @ambarkumar7046 Před 2 lety +5

    I visited the north east many years ago when I was a teenager. It remains one of the best vacations in my life, and I've travelled all over India and many places across the world.

  • @asthabansal3157
    @asthabansal3157 Před 2 lety +7

    I don't know why Indians giving justification here and discussing here .why foreigners discussing our internal matters .when any Indian discuss American gun problem does Americans go there and give justification .stop obsssesing for Western validation in everything

  • @TheIkaist
    @TheIkaist Před 2 lety +11

    Congratulations on the twins Korbin and Stephanie 💙💙💙🎊🎊🎊🎉🎉✨✨✨

  • @bishal645
    @bishal645 Před rokem +2

    Atleast as a Bengali i have been in association with some north east people in my life, mainly people from assam and arunachal pradesh come to bengal for education and job, in my school I had two North east friends from assam and one of them was even bengali, and another guy was Asamia, fact is if you notice carefully Bengali and Assam language are almost 75 percent same and both use same script and this the main reason why we bengalis can easily speak with Assam people and we share many common features !!! This proves that Assam is an integral part of India, and we all are same we all are indians !!!

  • @jog.antani
    @jog.antani Před 2 lety +14

    Modi govt has done the most for north east. New infrastructure, schools etc. First train to connect a small village in far north east. Electricity etc. All those states have voted for his right wing party govt twice. North east also has a huge Christian population and seperatist movements too.
    I am sure that discrimination is there but way less than it was before.

  • @chookysweet5089
    @chookysweet5089 Před 2 lety +11

    I think north india even discriminate south india,its language, culture,politics ..sometimes i wonder what if south is of different religion..sure the effect the central govt and ppl of north could discriminate even more

    • @ADCDEE
      @ADCDEE Před 2 lety

      First off North india is a different region
      And I'm from the northeast.... I grew up watching bollywood movies and even tollywood but have u even heard of the music scene of northeast n do uk know tat we make films as well 🥲

  • @nang_cheng_gogoi6617
    @nang_cheng_gogoi6617 Před 2 lety +8

    It's very new for us the young youth like me..I am 17 and I never thought that we are different but my big brother tells me his story how people treat him in Delhi and Mumbai...I was shock because I never considered myself different from rest of India and all of a sudden I realised that we are different it is very shocking... From childhood until now I never felt different...to be honest I learnt HINDI through cartoons and Serials I never had to take extra classes for HINDI...

    • @ADCDEE
      @ADCDEE Před 2 lety

      Same here I learnt hindi watching cartoon tats y I can't read Hindi 🤣🤣

    • @ADCDEE
      @ADCDEE Před 2 lety

      @India meets bharat yeah but the some makes it extreme

    • @jagatdeuri3261
      @jagatdeuri3261 Před rokem

      Belive me bro, it's same for all of us..
      I think except for english i can't read anything fluently. Cuz I hated ASSAMESE ( I'm from Assam) since childhood and hindi wasy okay subject 😅

  • @goodfoodgoodlife2022
    @goodfoodgoodlife2022 Před 2 lety +16

    The answer to the question whether we northeasterners consider ourselves as indians....is... We grew up as kids believing ourselves to be indians, but then as we become adult, we come across mainland indians treating us different... so, if some NE ppl say they arent indian, its a reflection of the way "real indians" have treated us

    • @seeker7090
      @seeker7090 Před 2 lety +2

      i love north east indian...m from Varanasi living in manipur...since 6 month...n here people are really nice...I feel more comfortable in imphal than my home city.... people from my city know about NE...but they never visited here so they don't know much about culture food language etc...m happy that present government connecting ne to the rest of India....thagatchari 😊

    • @goodfoodgoodlife2022
      @goodfoodgoodlife2022 Před 2 lety +3

      @God Of universe I will show you many Mainlanders who have settled in NE, so stop showing ur ignorance. See how arrogant and condescending your tone is. According to you, if a mainlander calls a NE person "chinese", its the fault of the NE person? the NE person is part of the problem? Exactly the reason why many NE ppl stopped considering thenselves Indians becuz you call them Chinkis and then say its your fault.

    • @goodfoodgoodlife2022
      @goodfoodgoodlife2022 Před 2 lety

      @God Of universe listen, NE ppl DO NOT want to be quarantined. NE ppl want EQUAL TREATMENT, which you havent given. Period

  • @anuragkhaund8363
    @anuragkhaund8363 Před 2 lety +6

    I am from North-eastern India and I love my country. Jai Hind 🇮🇳

    • @chitrawakalkar
      @chitrawakalkar Před 2 lety

      Sending love from Maharashtra ❤️✌🏻

    • @anuragkhaund8363
      @anuragkhaund8363 Před 2 lety +1

      @@chitrawakalkar 😊😊😊😊 Reciprocating the same .

    • @shiningstone6771
      @shiningstone6771 Před 2 lety

      Love to North-east India from Tamil Nadu 🇮🇳🙏💕😊

  • @AB-ey6vh
    @AB-ey6vh Před 2 lety +27

    There is no mainland , everything is Bharath

    • @PritamSingh-mc4nu
      @PritamSingh-mc4nu Před rokem

      Likewise there is no northeast..
      Everything is india..
      Peace out from manipur \../

  • @cooldevilprash
    @cooldevilprash Před 2 lety +6

    Even I have faced the looks based discrimination (chowmein, chilli chicken etc). But instead of focusing on the stupidity of people I do what I got to do. I am and will be Indian. Criminal conduct, beating, abuse is not to be welcomed in any form or for any cause.

  • @mash6943
    @mash6943 Před 2 lety +10

    NE is very much part of India🇮🇳 💕
    It's growing developing faster✌
    Thanks to this government.
    What happened in past was nt good but one must move on and Now future is bright for NE.
    Only foolish people discriminate.. We can't generalize.. Rgt from childhood we are being taught about NE. Specifically in Geography books.

    • @crazytuber4522
      @crazytuber4522 Před 2 lety +3

      Modi hai toh Mumkin hai

    • @priyak7384
      @priyak7384 Před 2 lety

      @@crazytuber4522 Haan hazar ka gas, 150 ka petrol, 200 ki ek sabzi, sab chalega. Par modi hai to mumkin hai 😂

  • @taran9253
    @taran9253 Před 2 lety +6

    Whaat we looove our 7 sisters the most 🥰🥰 Most beautiful states! I never heard of "mainland Indian" b4 lol! We r all 1 🙏❤️
    what timing, I just saw sum post on twittr where Korbin had made the Chinese people eat dogs joke 😬😬 awkwaaaard! 😂😂😂

  • @mip5981
    @mip5981 Před 2 lety +5

    As an North Indian I accept that we don't know much about northeast India... But Northeast Indians don't have big film industry, like South Indian film industry is growing bcoz they made effort in spreading their influence in other parts of India. Northeastern people should try to increase their culture and ethnic influence in other regions of India.
    And that politician guy was irritating

  • @dreamerachiever2718
    @dreamerachiever2718 Před 2 lety +5

    The Ahom dynasty were a Hindu dynasty in Assam, and even rest of the North east regions are full of ruins, temples, arts,etc from ancient India civilization. India always had people who looked different because of the variety of climates and topography of the subcontinent. So North Easterners are NATIVES and not foreigners. It's just that when British invaded India had been briefly disintegrated into different kingdoms, but all throughout history over the last 10,000 years it's been one nation, whether under Gupta's, Harshas, Mauryas, Kanishka, Hemu or even Marathas!

    • @priyak7384
      @priyak7384 Před 2 lety +2

      Ohhhhhh so now u started claiming about temples in NE 😂😂😂

    • @priyak7384
      @priyak7384 Před 2 lety +3

      NE wer not natives pre British.. there was no india pre British. infact it's during the British rule that most of the north east got included as a part of india.

    • @rosie6696
      @rosie6696 Před 2 lety

      Ahoms were not Hindus they had their own religion

    • @priyak7384
      @priyak7384 Před 2 lety

      @@rosie6696 making tall false claims with full confidence is not new to indians. Everyone here has a habit of exagerrating, lying, typing youtube comments with zero knowledge and being deluded. Let alone indian features , NE don't even behave as typical indians. There lifestyles, way of thinking and there everything is the same as Chinese

    • @priyak7384
      @priyak7384 Před 2 lety

      @@rosie6696 and the person establishing ahom dynasty, Sukaphaa, came from yunnan China. It's not even related to Hinduism yet this person lied ahom hindu 😂😂

  • @rohitbhat144
    @rohitbhat144 Před 2 lety +4

    I am Kashmiri pandit, when I was in maharashtra many locals used tell are from Iran and I said no I am from India. And they were like ok and that's it I never made it such an issue personally. Yes calling them chinese is bad and ignorant but we have understand N.E has been cut from mainland for a long time and just recently they are getting connected and it takes some time to adjust plus it's not racist to call a mizo as chinese its ignorant. It becomes racist when you employ him in a chinese street food shop

    • @chitrawakalkar
      @chitrawakalkar Před 2 lety +1

      Sending love from Maharashtra ❤️✌🏻

    • @rohitbhat144
      @rohitbhat144 Před 2 lety +3

      @@chitrawakalkar love from Jammu and Kashmir 🙏🏻🧡💟💚

  • @adityasharma2k
    @adityasharma2k Před 2 lety +4

    Apart from that bald politician, I kind of feel bad for my mizo friends in the video.
    That man was so negative who says he wants Indian government to speed up the development ,but Im not an Indian.
    Such a hypocrite

  • @aarushimadaan7510
    @aarushimadaan7510 Před 2 lety +6

    Congrats on the twins, Korbin & family🥰

  • @ashaygomashe4253
    @ashaygomashe4253 Před 2 lety +6

    We need more education in India... Mostly the people who discriminate are less educated... I think education opens up our mind to all aspects of world... Mostly educated people will not discriminate

  • @desertstorm2156
    @desertstorm2156 Před 2 lety +2

    A person of North eastern origin had joined our college in mainland India. All 4 years sat away from us, did not talk with us, never accepted our innumerable attempts to make him our friend ! "Please join us-- No ! Please come with us to the canteen --- No ! Did you watch this new movie ? -- Blank face. Would you like to join us to the theatres/mall ? --- No ! " And college life ended, we could never make him our friend, no matter how politely we tried !! Now when I think about it, I feel he never wanted to be friends with us in the first place !!
    Now what would you say about that ? Stereotyping north eastern people is wrong, but stereotyping mainland Indians as haters is also wrong !!!

  • @jayatidave2864
    @jayatidave2864 Před 2 lety +11

    Congratulations korbin for your twins ❤️

  • @shubhampundir0321
    @shubhampundir0321 Před 2 lety +27

    it's very easy if you're doing the survey of 100's of people then you've got the power to show the content in any direction the way you want. cause out of 100 atleast 10 will give negetive feedback. it's the view of asian boss as they want it . i've been to two north east state and believe me it's nothing like that

    • @ram.ram.saryane8121
      @ram.ram.saryane8121 Před 2 lety +5

      this asian boss does propaganda in kashmir interview also this are liar they want to divide india
      we should report asian boss channel
      lets report and delete there video on northeast

    • @prismaticindia9046
      @prismaticindia9046 Před 2 lety

      I guess these two are getting sold. Will these two react on videos on how the cia is creating problems the world over?

    • @hemanareddy7757
      @hemanareddy7757 Před 2 lety +7

      So you are saying there is no discrimination happening?? Why is it so hard to help out and hear out people are oppressed

    • @vishalkonwar212
      @vishalkonwar212 Před 2 lety +8

      I am from Northeast and yes we still face discrimination in mainland India. I'm talking bcoz i faced it myself. Now tell me am i wrong?

    • @shubhampundir0321
      @shubhampundir0321 Před 2 lety +2

      @@vishalkonwar212 did i said that the discrimination is not there?? There is no way that one could deny that. But my point is it's the view of Asian boss who supports seperaties like that bald guy.. Seperatism is a different agenda not related to discrimination at all . Biharis and U.P workers has been discriminated all the way in south as they consider them as slaves .... Haryanvi has been discriminated as illiterate cause of their Desi accent .. a south indian has been discriminated cause of their dark color in northern state... But never do they support Seperatism from India .. understand the context brother.. what overall context asian boss is trying to convey..

  • @divyanshgoel128
    @divyanshgoel128 Před 2 lety +4

    Mr. Ratan Tata is doing more for Assam than the government ever did

  • @meetindersidhu8866
    @meetindersidhu8866 Před 2 lety +8

    The verbal and systematic discrimination against north easterners in India is never given the limelight it screams for because politicians do like to accommodate their inclusiveness in their words however the work does not meet that level at all!
    And our simple minded, homogeneous, nationalist public believes this narrative as well in which media also plays a large role.
    The reality is that mainland Indians practice classism in their own environment and when they interact with north easterners, ignorance is is almost guaranteed.

  • @sujaykarve2574
    @sujaykarve2574 Před 2 lety +5

    I agree with almost everything in this video, but just one point with which I disagree. Mainlanders ???? Seriously ??? We have not conquered them as China conquered Tibet, this is why they have Mainland china and other parts in china. We cannot ever use same terms here in India. Every inch of Northeast was, is and will always be Mainland of india.
    And if my brothers in the northeast really feel that they are not mainlanders then I am ashamed being an indian, and will always work towards changing their perspective by trying to make them feel better.

    • @darshitaagrawal8258
      @darshitaagrawal8258 Před 2 lety +3

      Actually they call mainland india beacuse north east is connected to other parts of india through a narrow passes called siliguri corridor....so it's bcoz of the geographics of our country and connectivity issues ,north eastern people say mainland(it's not the case like china)

    • @darshitaagrawal8258
      @darshitaagrawal8258 Před 2 lety

      I also don't like it...but it is what it is!

    • @aprilswk6999
      @aprilswk6999 Před 2 lety

      Also just like for easier identification we refer to them as North eastern states, they call the central states as Mainland. Its really a word used around a lot because believe it or not, if they say as an indian, being from aizawl or imphal we face discrimination, some would think but where is that in india... So we made this word North eastern and grouped 8 states in one name, just like that they did to include most of the hindi speaking belt as mainland

  • @debosmitaganguly3961
    @debosmitaganguly3961 Před 2 lety +1

    The song "Another Day of Sun" from La La Land shows how diverse LA is ........i just love that song as it's an incredible celebration of UNITY IN DIVERSITY OF THIS WORLD.Being an Indian it was such a delight to watch the song begins with an Indian girl followed by people from different races from all over the world.Such a beautiful song .......and such a beautiful representation of Unity.Really Rick.....wish the world was like this 🙂🙂

  • @yash_sharma123
    @yash_sharma123 Před 2 lety +3

    I have seen so much discrimination against north east indians and even south indians in northern state especially in our capital delhi . This will change when govt will develop and increase their business in north eastern states

  • @Shri
    @Shri Před 2 lety +3

    This is an old video. Things have changed a lot since then. Many Indians now don't view North East as separate from India. The previous Governments did not care about North East. Things have changed drastically under the present Government which is heavily investing in North East. So most of these facts no longer hold true.

  • @apoorvbhatt
    @apoorvbhatt Před 2 lety +9

    I love rick's crocodile tears so so much! You awsome theatre artist! A true American indeed.

  • @manyfacedonegod7243
    @manyfacedonegod7243 Před 2 lety +20

    I have studied in IIT Guwahati, being a South Indian, I was highly discriminated against in there.., From friends I knew that Assamese discriminate, Naga & Mizo people.., Discrimination is very bad in every form.. creating awareness is the only solution. I know what NE people in Bangalore are famous for..., definitely not for good reasons.., would have liked all our NE friends in Bangalore work more to change that perspective in Rest of India than being cry babies. These Stupid guys think North East India means Assam only and South India means Tamilnadu only...

    • @gowda_from_coorg9535
      @gowda_from_coorg9535 Před 2 lety +1

      Tamilnadu only ?? Then why beggers comming from outside to Bangalore to work ?? 🤣🤣🤭...

    • @aayushsharma6755
      @aayushsharma6755 Před 2 lety +1

      @@gowda_from_coorg9535 Wait for 10-15 years and you will eat your words.
      The investments in the IT companies don't come from Bangalore. You guys have weather advantage that's why more and more companies come there. Your city is almost saturated and now companies are moving outside.

    • @manyfacedonegod7243
      @manyfacedonegod7243 Před 2 lety +1

      @@gowda_from_coorg9535 They used to think Bangalore and Hyderabad are also part of Tamilnadu...

    • @milindshinde9141
      @milindshinde9141 Před 2 lety +1

      What sort of discrimination did you face? Racial remarks, language issue?

    • @divyanshu5831
      @divyanshu5831 Před 2 lety

      wtf...literally every south indian thinks north is only UP Bihar ...isnt that the same mentality u are cursing...i have literally heard every south indian saying UP Bihar whenever they have to address north ..literally u ppl yourself are very racist and keep hate within ...time to introspect..many toursits visit norht indian states like himachal ..uttarakhand ..JK ..Punjab...Rajasthan....they are all welcoming ...I have been to south they were good except in TN...many south ppl tryproject themselves as someone of some superior race ...highly intellectual ...they consider intellectual is proportional to literacy rate ...thats the most silly and stupid argument that i listen from the so called self proclaimed progressive and intellectuals...they literally type cast all of north india as illiterate ..if thats not racism ...then what is? ...u do the same thing that you trying to raise voice against ..lol

  • @saketmohanty83
    @saketmohanty83 Před 2 lety +2

    I didn't know, there is a mainland India.

  • @bijanoyanthan9651
    @bijanoyanthan9651 Před rokem +1

    Even the foreigners know us but some mainland indians don't know us ,ie our fellow Indians don't know much about our north east state of India , thanks for the reaction video🥰 greetings from Nagaland, north east india

  • @escapistreader3860
    @escapistreader3860 Před 2 lety +2

    The mizo guy doesn't know how lucky he is that he didn't have to deal with Modi's "development". We, mainlanders, are suffering under his "ache din".

  • @angshumanchakraborty9431
    @angshumanchakraborty9431 Před 2 lety +3

    Mizoram is a North eastern state. It shares borders with Assam, Tripura and Manipur

  • @aadarshvani9969
    @aadarshvani9969 Před 2 lety +2

    That man was christian evangelist

    • @GoToMan
      @GoToMan Před rokem

      Christians aren't separatist.

  • @Avenger-bd2fs
    @Avenger-bd2fs Před 2 lety +3

    North east was not developed because we don't want to make it easy for the Chinese to march in.
    I hope we develop defence security enough that we can safely develop that region.

  • @an-sha-da-94
    @an-sha-da-94 Před 2 lety +3

    I stay in TRIPURA- a small NE state...near to bangladesh. During my 8mnths stay in delhi, maximum ppl didnt have idea abt Tripura...either they thought its Assam(state) or bangladesh(country).

    • @sumi8713
      @sumi8713 Před 2 lety +2

      Then those people are really illiterate...
      We all learn all the states of India in school no matter in which state you belong.

    • @rasbar3830
      @rasbar3830 Před 2 lety +2

      @@sumi8713 yup in school they teach about all states, their location and capital

    • @tweetmemes5015
      @tweetmemes5015 Před 2 lety +2

      If those people did not have idea about Tripura, it shows their illiteracy. We in school were taught about all states and their capitals. I still remember how I used to cram up 'Tripura-Agartala' 😂

  • @marvelbaba8696
    @marvelbaba8696 Před 2 lety +3

    @ourstupidreactions
    There used to be 7 sisters in NE, now Sikkim is added too I think in Northeast.
    As far as the discrimination goes, it’s one of our primal nature where we don’t trust anyone who looks different. That comes from the concept of Ahankara (identity as in I vs the other). It’s a very exclusive sentiment coming out of defensive nature from our primal times. Anything stranger is seen as a threat by our survival centric mind. Now the discrimination in terms of apathy comes out of what do you identify as (individual/family/village/community/race/religion/state/nation/species/cosmic) how inclusive or exclusive you’ll be will depend on which identity you choose and your relatability, love and empathy will be within the relatable ones within that identity. Anyone outside of that ball will simply become away from empathy.
    The Solution is enlarging our identity and embracing and including more.
    The violence and subjugation depends on the individual nature of that person. If he/she’s rude, they’ll not hold back. If they are gentler, they will maintain distance from the other.
    In a nutshell, it’s not about race, region or religion. Nor colour, culture, or habits.
    It’s only about I and You instead of We

  • @asthabansal3157
    @asthabansal3157 Před 2 lety +3

    Obviously when you do interviews in Mizoram and Nagaland they say things like that because they hate mainland but still want their acceptance .check interview of Assamese people their opinion are different they considered themselves Indian .and I have to say I'm really uneducated on this topic but in recent year I saw this topic everywhere and I really wanted to make notheastern friends and give them all the love .it's my dream to explore norteast

    • @amphurongpipi3756
      @amphurongpipi3756 Před 2 lety +2

      It's because they hv built a defense mechanism for being alienated for a long time. Who says assam is different? Some Assamese will wash the stool sat by an indigenous person n also won't eat cooked by indigenous person unless u r " Cleansed" by a brahman. Indigenous people r not allowed to enter the kitchen too. So assam is also no less racist

    • @asthabansal3157
      @asthabansal3157 Před 2 lety

      @@amphurongpipi3756 but this happen everywhere our older generation is like that but when you talk to younger generation they treat everyone equal .my grandma like that but my mom is just normal sometime she do such thing but still she is very progressive but me ,itreat everyone equal
      We should also see progressive aspect

    • @jagatdeuri3261
      @jagatdeuri3261 Před 2 lety

      @@amphurongpipi3756 I kinda agree but also kind of disagree cause we don't give a FK about the Brahim Maybe cause I'm from upper Assam and belong to priestly Tribe(Deori). We have a tradition of not letting outsiders(another tribe/community) go inside our kitchen, where the knife are kept. We also have to do some purification rituals before every hokam.
      Why only talk about the brahim and the doms and Kalita when talking about Assam. They can't even properly represent Assam.

  • @trendingstuff2322
    @trendingstuff2322 Před 2 lety +8

    Everyone is different so what's is the problem in accepting that one is Indian.
    I am from Haryana, we also face a lot of stereotypes about haryana, we also look different from south, North East people, etc.. but that doesn't mean we want a separate land. 😂 After All we are Indian.

    • @shankymathur7542
      @shankymathur7542 Před 2 lety +1

      Even biharis have to face lot of discrimination , bihari is almost used as a abusive word ... But no one takes that seriously.. well they don't even talk about it 😂😂 even movies make fun of their language & culture .

    • @nick5453
      @nick5453 Před 2 lety +1

      Aree north south , east west haar jagah yehi bawal hai 🤣but time change hoga 😎🤟

    • @chitrawakalkar
      @chitrawakalkar Před 2 lety

      Sending love from Maharashtra ❤️✌🏻

    • @thengmandio6565
      @thengmandio6565 Před 2 lety +2

      😑 Northern ka chehra alakh uska matlab nahi Hum Northeast ko Chinky momos Chinese Corona bolse koi matlab nahi uske liye hum log parishan nahi Lekin Aap log hum ka jaga hote to kya kar na tah Shopping me jaa ke kuch saman lene se inkaar kar lete hai ki Corona agaya Dur se bat Karo Daka mar ke Baga de hai kisi ka jaam lete hai ki tum Indian nahi hai aise bol ke

    • @thengmandio6565
      @thengmandio6565 Před 2 lety

      Media me toh bol dete hai ki i love my North East India brother n sister we are truly Indian aise 🤧 lekin Hum Northeast ko dil se Indian nahi man te hai

  • @sandeepacharya9509
    @sandeepacharya9509 Před 2 lety +2

    you have seen this video and this video is not wrong.. discriminations are there but I have seen @nomadicindian s Arunachal Pradesh series now .. glad to see improvements happening and it will melt your heart .. I promise .. that guy is such a sweet guy ... and his way of showing us his travel is very unique sweet and heart-melting ..

  • @vickykaushal7582
    @vickykaushal7582 Před 2 lety +2

    18:19 That's a really powerful statement from Rick

  • @gauravpande
    @gauravpande Před 2 lety +3

    2:48 - False. Northeast are discriminated against mainly because of their looks. Because all the states have different cultures and ethnicities with mixed religious practices. Rest people don't want to make themselves aware of different parts of India and the world. 😒

  • @karankapoor2701
    @karankapoor2701 Před 2 lety +4

    Biharis commit the most discrimination against NE Indian's

    • @jishnuadhikari5234
      @jishnuadhikari5234 Před 2 lety +4

      Biharis are one of the most discriminated against too.

    • @Mugiwara_Sanjii
      @Mugiwara_Sanjii Před 2 lety +3

      Oh really, You Know bihar is the closest to Nepal and North east state and they are more familiar with them, And Don't Forget the Word BIHARI is used as Abuse in states like Delhi, Punjab, Gujarat, South States, And Maharashtra.

  • @aakashraj8209
    @aakashraj8209 Před rokem +1

    The fact itself is so funny that a Indian is discriminating with other Indian 😂

  • @deepak_7383
    @deepak_7383 Před 2 lety +4

    There are two ways to come out of Racism thinking.
    One is to beleive tat every human being are the same.
    The other is to believe tat each human being is an individual and unique.
    Both are true in different aspects.
    But Racism is the third category where ppl think there are many groups of ppl who are same which is completely false.

  • @chetanutkarsh
    @chetanutkarsh Před 2 lety +6

    Under PM devine scheme rs1500 cr has been allocated for infrastructure development of north east ...In 2022 budget ...Also many development works are under process ...If tourism is increased by govt initiative and communication gap is reduced between north and northeast India by central govt then things will get better

    • @shedfur
      @shedfur Před 2 lety +1

      1500 cr is peanuts

  • @ruchipathak1024
    @ruchipathak1024 Před 2 lety +2

    I would like to recommend a Netflix original movie that tries to be centered around the discrimination of north East Indians
    Axone

  • @rakshitsingh40
    @rakshitsingh40 Před 2 lety

    So I want to know is it bad to ask them if they are from some south east Asian country or to ask where are you from even if you act normally after that?

  • @lakshyaagrawalhub9821
    @lakshyaagrawalhub9821 Před 2 lety

    The country with infinite diversity is bound to have stereotypes bound to have many unawared people we may be unaware but the point is how do we react after we get aware about it and I think almost 100 percentage of Indians react in a positive encouraged manner after people are aware and that's what matters. Definitely more we move forward we will turn into a lot better society. I am happy to never have done any racism attack on any of my friend from north east and I am very sure that majority of people have same experience as I have.

  • @vixen5588
    @vixen5588 Před 27 dny

    The ignorance for the atrocities face by Northeastern Indian in the comment section is astounding. Please note we come to Delhi, Bangalore and other more developed cities of India seeking education or job opportunities, and have to search for places where we have north-east community, and that speak volumes of what we go through, renters discriminating against us, scammed, verbal abuse, is the minor thing we go through on daily basis.

  • @rasbar3830
    @rasbar3830 Před 2 lety +2

    Hindi news channels only focus on news of big states like UP, Maharashtra, Punjab, Gujarat, Bihar etc. And mostly focus on politics only. They dont cover Northeast or South Indian states unless there is something really big going on.
    I am not even from northeast of India and neither any of my family members but still so many people have called me Chinese, Japanese, Nepali,😅 I mean you shouldn't say that even if the person IS from northeastern states

  • @ShubhShelby
    @ShubhShelby Před 2 lety +10

    Asian boss is a Chinese propoganda channel

  • @Abh19021
    @Abh19021 Před 2 lety +6

    Consider yourself Indian or not, you are still Indian.

  • @DS_Gaurav
    @DS_Gaurav Před 2 lety +2

    What about Chinese Taiwan and hongkong on this type of same issue.

  • @Moalkr
    @Moalkr Před 2 měsíci

    I m from northeast, i don't mind to say I m Indian, it's hypocrisy to say I m not Indian being living in India, no need Japanese, Chinese, we must not feel proud to say I m not Indian, we are all eating Indian namak.

  • @anug7308
    @anug7308 Před 2 lety

    I studied I KV school I had lot of North Indians friends even my sister had 1 close friend whose from Assam .. she loves South Indian food so much whenever she wants to eat South Indian food she will call my mom immediately and wants this and that , my mom also invites her weekends and give masalas which my mom prepares herself for smabar . My mom even gave masala when she shifted to Germany whenever she comes she always comes and enjoys south Indian food. Just like her we had Assam family neighbors same happens with her .. and she always asks fa my mom sambar dishes… but listening to this …it’s sad

  • @audiblebooksvideo7340
    @audiblebooksvideo7340 Před 2 lety

    Now connectivity is increase . And most of indian who live in North East side come to northern part of india so .
    It's changing rapidly .
    But I always think that india is making country day by day . Our root in democracy and oneness is increase form 1947 .

  • @ajmolabedin5739
    @ajmolabedin5739 Před 2 lety +1

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  • @romanarumki4683
    @romanarumki4683 Před 2 lety +1

    I myself have been & still continue to be called all those names based on my looks & I'm a Bengali.🙊
    They say they mean it as a joke, but I still try to correct them & still am...

  • @karankapoor2701
    @karankapoor2701 Před 2 lety +4

    Without NE india india is incomplete

  • @Longpng302
    @Longpng302 Před 2 lety

    Thank you for sharing our problems in worldwide...

  • @Raut-warrior
    @Raut-warrior Před 2 lety +1

    I am not supporting or dismissing the discrimination north east Indians face in mainland India but many a times people from state of bihar or even army soldiers have been killed by these north east Indians in many instances. So it goes both ways.

  • @ilgcofficial4486
    @ilgcofficial4486 Před rokem +2

    Mizoram is a part of Assam... It is a one the sister state... Northeast also known as the Seven Sister

  • @vallisubrama
    @vallisubrama Před 2 lety +1

    In a sub-continent, you will find that areas and people are vastly different from your own. It happens to everybody, not just North-easterners. You will also see things that are common.

  • @aadarshvani9969
    @aadarshvani9969 Před 2 lety +1

    After Modi govt and govt of hemant biswa Sarma in Assam northeast will never be same

  • @MrGmac2011
    @MrGmac2011 Před 2 lety

    Thanks. I feel compelled to visit the northeast.

  • @rahuldascse0306
    @rahuldascse0306 Před 2 lety

    Great video to be reacted

  • @aishwaryaahirrao
    @aishwaryaahirrao Před 2 lety +1

    Discrimination is something which can't be cleared completely at once by any law..but we can do small steps by ourselves to eradicate it imo…this is the first time am hearing something like Mainland cause i have personally never thought of northeast part of India as a sideland…the problem comes from lack of awareness, exposure and representation tbh
    @2:00 Rick talking about/mentioning the Artists i stan & admire the most..is smth i never thought would happen on this channel.. Yes BTS were the best choice & representative..BTS being representative at the UN assembly then the Blue House and now the White House. It indicates how powerful their voices are, they are heard and heeded. Many ppl/general public don’t know that BTS has previously partnered with UNICEF for the "Love myself campaign" to end violence against children and teens so that they may lead safe lives..they hv also spoken at the United Nations General Assembly 3 time already about a number of important world issues such as poverty, climate change & the Covid 19 pandemic...as from the very beginning their music, is about social economic topics, injustices & problems, includes psychological concepts, mental health problems which are still taboo in our society to speak about, self love etc..their music has resonated with millions around the world, they use their music, their platform for good.. everything from their music to them as people.. whatever the group has said & done has helped us fans/Armys, to mould many of our own projects after the group’s philanthropic efforts and causes...as Anti-Asian hate is a global issue..It was only fitting that Biden, invite BTS - undeniably a global force to be reckoned with, to speak out about the issue & it is hoped, make things better in every corner of the world..cuz when it comes to changing social attitudes and culture, a good message is not enough tbh a message is only as strong as who delivers it, & how..as artists, the members of BTS have always genuinely addressed the issues young people go through and conveyed a message of hope in their music, which is one of the reasons us fans connect with the group so deeply..

  • @TheB657
    @TheB657 Před 2 lety

    2:54 - *I won't say our own Indians from North East are being "discriminated". For that purpose "all" of us (all Indians) get discriminated by our own people like the saying goes - "Indians show hospitality to everyone..... except Indians". I say this because I myself had Manipuri, Assamese, Tripuri friends, even from among the many tribes known as Mizos, Nagas etc. studying with me Engineering in South India. We always respected them and they have a huge respect for the nation as many of them and their parents are not only professionals, crafters etc. but also belong to the Army, Navy and Airforce. Havaldar Hangpan Dada is one among them ! An Indian stalwart and Hero whom succumbed fighting and after having fell his enemy ! North East have represented Bharat in various Sports, especially Olympics with weightlifting, boxing etc. as their main forte. There are also rising badminton, tennis champions too. Football (Soccer) is extremely popular in the North East and few southern states like Kerala. Mr. Sunil Chhetri is another Indian sportsperson who is famous and represents India in football. Hence it is definitely not that the rest of the country is being separately viewed. It is unfortunate that the rest of the nation is not educated properly on the Ahom Empire (Indravanshi Kings) including the great founder Maharaja Sukha Pha and Shri Lachit Borphukan whom had defended India multiple times from Turcko - Mongol and later Mughal attacks. I am extremely proud of our Bharatiyas from the North East and bow to their skills, intelligence, culture, traditions and everything they offer and represent India with a sense of pride and sacrifice which is not at all forgotten and close to our hearts.* 🙏🕉🛕⛪✡🕍🐚🌿🏇🏸🥊⚽

  • @namanjain3658
    @namanjain3658 Před 2 lety +3

    your reaction on this video truly shows that how much you really care about india and its problems which is needed to be solved as it is really a big problem here and I hope that we indians will one day stop discriminating with our lovely northeast brothers and sisters and I really appreciate you both for this reaction. Lots of love from india ❤❤

  • @amarpreetpaul6749
    @amarpreetpaul6749 Před 2 lety +1

    Well we faced discrimination when we visited sikkim
    😅

  • @jengimbuti3983
    @jengimbuti3983 Před 2 lety

    that only the due to the books that were produced and taught in the mainland India, people were never taught about northeast But now with the new education books and internet all of India knows about northeast India very well.

  • @chandannath1693
    @chandannath1693 Před 2 lety +1

    Nice Reaction ❤ 👌

  • @manuniralte3482
    @manuniralte3482 Před měsícem

    I am from Mizoram. If people from the Northeast feels that they are treated differently by the mainlanders. Believe it Who knows better than they themselves

  • @jaydeepsinhrana2220
    @jaydeepsinhrana2220 Před 2 lety +3

    NYC propaganda video 🤡

  • @krishanughosh2599
    @krishanughosh2599 Před 2 lety +19

    People who r commenting that NE people r Indians, don't live in a fool's paradise, the amount of discrimination they face everyday in other parts of India is unimaginable...yes may be u r compassionate enough but that doesn't imply there is no discrimination.

    • @hemanareddy7757
      @hemanareddy7757 Před 2 lety +5

      correct , some of these comments are soo blind about discrimination just cuz they are priviliged enough not to have experienced it

    • @anandthethriller4362
      @anandthethriller4362 Před 2 lety +5

      They say same about dalits and minorities.just classic privileged comments

    • @Strawhatzz
      @Strawhatzz Před 2 lety +2

      Get well.soon hater ‼️‼️

    • @zero-dn1tt
      @zero-dn1tt Před 2 lety +1

      Even Bihari face discrimination while having stereotypical north indian looks

  • @annetana3869
    @annetana3869 Před 2 lety

    People don't understand how Racism can cause a psychological damage and trauma. I faced racism in Delhi, Kerala, Rajasthan where I was called chinki in public, but I never called anyone from mainland India, Curry masala or butter chicken because of my own personal values, however that doesn't mean I don't get angry whenever I experienced racism.
    Why do mainland Indians have to respect and treat northeast Indians equal because northeast is a part of India? Instead why not Mainland Indians treat Northeast people with respect because Northeast Indians are damn Humans too and do we really need to educated ourselves in this mordern time on how to treat with respect to other human beings? So I don't think it's about education I thinks it's about the collective consciousness of Mainland Indian Society and the mentality in which whole society functions.
    In my thinking, Racism is a manifestation of Internal FEAR towards differences, towards unknown. So next time if urge to put someone down because of differences in their culture than You might be suffering with your own Internal FEAR.