How inquisitive of you to find a story not only only on Pashmina but also the personal lives of the people responsible for the industry.. It felt like a NatGeo documentary.
Thank you.. I always have conversations like this in these places. Usually I'am too shy to record people while talking but this time I felt comfortable and recorded the interaction.
You are an inspiration sir. Your backpacking across Ladakh with a purpose inspires me to not just make trekking or camping videos but to actually have a purpose. Not good with a camera but learning. Thank you for your stories.
What struggle man.. bone chilling cold, nature can turn devil anytime.. but they are so happy in their lifestyle.. hats off... Great content boss . We need more !!
Specially I like ur video editing, cinematography. Soo original and natural..no loud background score, music chosen with care for each videos , superb dialogue delivery. Absolute balance. Brings serenity and inner peace
Impressed by your wonderful art of storytelling. The narration, the subtitles, the camerawork, the questions - all are up to the mark. Being a print journalist, you have inspired me to also embrace "documentary journalism". Thank you 'India In Motion'. All the best...
Dear Saravana Sir . Here are faces I know by heart for I have seen them so many times in repeated viewings of your previous series on Amale and her beautiful family. Good to see that they're all doing well. Thank you for such a wonderful and personal look into these true hardy warriors of the Changthang 🗻
Love the way you are making us experience the world which we can imagine in dreams only..the adventure, the life,the nature ..cant be explained in word
Another winner! What a beautiful landscape!. I love the way you tell the nomads' stories and their hadrship to survive. It is a very inspiring story. Thank you for sharing with all of us.
Nice story. Government should support this industry by giving betterment to local to their basic needs. It is really a matter of research to how more pashmina can be produced.
I am also here to express nothing but my gratitude and sincere appreciation for your story telling and og cinema you produce. I hope that you are really happy on the path you are taking .
Hi there from Piyush ...quality content as always ..appreciate the pain you've to endure to come up with such videos in the bone chilling Himalayan cold
What a wonderful vlog as usual Saravana Ji. I really hope and pray that the Younger Generation of Changpas Understand the VALUE OF THIS WONDERFUL CULTURE & CARRY ON THE SAME IN FUTURE AS WELL.
Glad you enjoyed the video Arun. As for the younger generation, I feel that this work will mostly be outsourced when current generation of nomads retire to the cities.
The goats don't seem too happy with this arrangement. I've seen a few videos of how Chinese farmers harvest angora wool from Angora rabbits. It's brutal. They are spreadeagled with their four limbs tied to four corners. Then they are plucked raw.
The real content. I have been watching your videos for almost three years now..But why only Ladakh But there are other parts of the world also, Sir. If u can come to Kashmir, you will get A class content...You can document life of gujjars, bakerwals and other nomadic people
Watching those nomads life always fascinate me & fill my heart with joy & peace Thank you so much for sharing such content More respect from Pakistan ❤
All landscapes tend to look the same after a while and do not have that 'wow' factor anymore. So it is these stories that keep me interested and going back to such places.
It's an absolute delight to watch your efforts. We watch your videos regularly during our dinner time and just feel the awe of our beautiful country and how immensely you bring it to us.
As a documentary, this is beautiful! However, I feel really sad to see the animals suffering in the process.. u can see how some of them jump to understand that they are feeling pain, but the collectors are not at all sympathetic to it
I cannot watch it! My God! They don't care. They have seen their elders do it , so they have learnt the "art" , however the people need to be taught empathy as well! I can't go there . But, it needs to begin! They need education on empathy and other such things which will make them grow as human beings and also alleviate some of the suffering that animals have to go through.
Wo apna kaam kar rahe hain . Kare. Magar , kisi ke pain pe MUSKURATE HAIN MATLAB , they need to be taught to be gentle. How can they smile through the process while being rough to other beings?
being a changpa nomad, i want to say that no can be more empathetic to animals then them, you have no idea about what they go through raising them. you try raising at most 50 and then think about how they are raising all those 500 to 600 goats and sheep
They feel pain when the shepherds pluck the matted areas where the pashmina is entangled with the body hair. Otherwise I would imagine it to be a pleasant experience as the Pashmina is loose and comes off easily when combed. Sort of like how a dog feels when combed.
Very knowledgable video brother! This clears all the doubts on Pashmina and highlights the challenges of Changpas. Thanks for the ground work! Change the name from India in Motion to Truely Himalayas :)
That's a nice name but again just restricted to one place. In the future I want to explore places like Central Asia as well. So looking for a more appropriate name.
Absolute gem of a story, yes it is a difficult choice; the path of the ancestors and the dreams of the future. Change is inevitable, hopefully, there will be some iconoclasts who shall soldier on 👍
But they can't be just told that. A large scale education process needs to be developed. These things do not suddenly stop just by telling them , "Hey don't do this." .
Back in early 2000s only documentary about life in ladakh were recorded with first gen cameras and people living were using goat gutt to preserve things and all living under one tent and now it is on verge of extinction..
Fascinating and gorgeous imagery, as always. I wonder about the economic/ecologic balance: the herders get government support to have these flocks of pashmina goats. But the land is scarcely vegetated (I'm judging this only on the basis of your imagery of course) and they get subsidized with tents and other benefits by the government, who buys the pashmina. Would the land support this many goats without the additional food provided by the government? In other words, while this is a unique culture, is it actually sustainable?
Sorry it was not very clear in the video.. the government does not provide grass to sustain the animals all year around. They provide it as an additional source of nutrition for the weaker animals and for use during emergencies, like when there is a lot of snowfall or drought. The Changpas depend on the land for the sustenance of their animals.
Amazing people..tough as nails. .beautiful goats..and look like they don't like their hair pulled...hope they get extra feed after their combing. I have a feeling though..that they are very well cared for as they are what keeps life livable where they are at.
Dear friends, I read out the comments in this video viewer saying cruelty and painful for carve out of pashmina from pashmina Goat. As far as I know it necessary to remove pashmina wool from pashmina goat , if not remove they infected due to heat in summer. If I’m not correct, please, explain.
Only One youtuber from india showing inner bueaty of INDIA
Seriously
only ladhak
The reason he gets money !
he only visit ladak .. not other part of india.
Se. Mai bhi bharat. TH-cam channel it's about tribes of jharkhand orrisa madhya pradesh
How inquisitive of you to find a story not only only on Pashmina but also the personal lives of the people responsible for the industry.. It felt like a NatGeo documentary.
Thank you.. I always have conversations like this in these places. Usually I'am too shy to record people while talking but this time I felt comfortable and recorded the interaction.
The stories you bring out for us are truly amazing. Thanks a lot. :)
Glad you like them Vikas!
Thanks! Really good one Saravana Anna... Keep it up
Thank you so much Sakthi 🙂
You are an inspiration sir. Your backpacking across Ladakh with a purpose inspires me to not just make trekking or camping videos but to actually have a purpose. Not good with a camera but learning. Thank you for your stories.
You are welcome. And all the best for your videos.. just do what feels right to you and enjoy the process.
What struggle man.. bone chilling cold, nature can turn devil anytime.. but they are so happy in their lifestyle.. hats off... Great content boss . We need more !!
Specially I like ur video editing, cinematography. Soo original and natural..no loud background score, music chosen with care for each videos , superb dialogue delivery. Absolute balance. Brings serenity and inner peace
Glad to hear that. Thank you Arunava
No one can beat this person when it comes to portraying the real beauty of India❤
Impressed by your wonderful art of storytelling. The narration, the subtitles, the camerawork, the questions - all are up to the mark. Being a print journalist, you have inspired me to also embrace "documentary journalism". Thank you 'India In Motion'. All the best...
I am very flattered to hear this. Thank you!
Dear Saravana Sir . Here are faces I know by heart for I have seen them so many times in repeated viewings of your previous series on Amale and her beautiful family. Good to see that they're all doing well.
Thank you for such a wonderful and personal look into these true hardy warriors of the Changthang 🗻
Love the way you are making us experience the world which we can imagine in dreams only..the adventure, the life,the nature ..cant be explained in word
Very painful process for poor animals.😢
@@govindraghav5236 they are literally pulling their hairs with metal comb
Please witness the process with your own eyes then comment.
Another winner! What a beautiful landscape!. I love the way you tell the nomads' stories and their hadrship to survive. It is a very inspiring story. Thank you for sharing with all of us.
You are welcome Gisa
This is the only channel gives me piece of mind.
Great video and even greater story. Loved the way it was put.
glad to hear that Rahul
This was very educational. I could have watched an hour long episode on the wonderful people of this region. Thank you!
Real and natural content with quality video as always, showing local Ladakh culture and livelihood…..Stay Healthy and growing bro. 👍…..
Thanks Onkar
Nice story. Government should support this industry by giving betterment to local to their basic needs. It is really a matter of research to how more pashmina can be produced.
Quality content as usual👌🏻👌🏻loved it..
Love from ladakh vlogs ❤dakho sab
Loved it! Thanks for bringing this to us
I've been watching videos from past three years. Thanks for sharing your journey and your voiceover videos are the best ❤
Glad to hear that. Thanks Gurleen
Another fantastic video documentary! It really captures the essence of nomadic life.
Thank you very much!
Thank you for bringing these stories to us. :)
You are welcome. Thanks for watching.
Beautiful and informative content as always! Thank you 🤗🙏
I am also here to express nothing but my gratitude and sincere appreciation for your story telling and og cinema you produce. I hope that you are really happy on the path you are taking .
Thanks Sachin
My favourite u tube channel. Thanks for your new video❤❤
You are welcome.
Hi there from Piyush ...quality content as always ..appreciate the pain you've to endure to come up with such videos in the bone chilling Himalayan cold
Thanks Piyush.. I endured this bone chilling cold all the way back in 2019. So it is all good now :D
Oh didn't realise its an old video ..regardless, it was a pleasure to watch ...also the changpa music in between was icing on the cake
And somebody taught me atleast it is possible go anywhere.....
Have never waited for an episode so desperate .. kudos and God bless
Well shot documentary with lots of useful information. Thanks much for your amazing work
You are welcome. Thanks for watching.
What a wonderful vlog as usual Saravana Ji. I really hope and pray that the Younger Generation of Changpas Understand the VALUE OF THIS WONDERFUL CULTURE & CARRY ON THE SAME IN FUTURE AS WELL.
Glad you enjoyed the video Arun. As for the younger generation, I feel that this work will mostly be outsourced when current generation of nomads retire to the cities.
The goats don't seem too happy with this arrangement. I've seen a few videos of how Chinese farmers harvest angora wool from Angora rabbits. It's brutal. They are spreadeagled with their four limbs tied to four corners. Then they are plucked raw.
Greetings from Mexico, I appreciate this insightful video, thank you! I love pashmena, respect to the people who preserve this tradition.❤
The real content. I have been watching your videos for almost three years now..But why only Ladakh
But there are other parts of the world also, Sir. If u can come to Kashmir, you will get A class content...You can document life of gujjars, bakerwals and other nomadic people
Best is from Ladakh high mountains
Loved it !! Thank you bringing their story to us.
Today I learnt pashmina is combed not sheared. Many thanks for your video.
You are most welcome
great work, professional level documentary
Watching those nomads life always fascinate me & fill my heart with joy & peace
Thank you so much for sharing such content
More respect from Pakistan ❤
very nice! thanks for sharing. I hope that the trade remains alive. Pashmina remains unmatched in wool quality.
Bro u deserve viewership in millions.
Waiting for this video ❤ thanks
Normal vloggers: Kya nazaare hain
Sarvana: Embeds the story in those beautiful scenes
Kudos. Keep up the good work man!
All landscapes tend to look the same after a while and do not have that 'wow' factor anymore. So it is these stories that keep me interested and going back to such places.
What an excellent video! Well done
Lovely Video. You are very hardworking and have great content.
It's an absolute delight to watch your efforts. We watch your videos regularly during our dinner time and just feel the awe of our beautiful country and how immensely you bring it to us.
Glad to hear that Bhaveen. Thank you.
Wonderful ❤️... I remain speechless about your dedication and passion for presenting us such precious episode.
This is wonderful..
I wish I could record such conversations..
Nice work sir 🎉.. Got to learn lots of new things, perspectives from this ❤
Thank you for sharing this beautiful story.
Thank you so much for showing us this part of India💛💛
More power to you to Saravana.. Its so interesting to hear their stories in their voice.
As a documentary, this is beautiful! However, I feel really sad to see the animals suffering in the process.. u can see how some of them jump to understand that they are feeling pain, but the collectors are not at all sympathetic to it
Finally! Someone recognizing the pain these goats go through from the rough treatment of the combing..
I cannot watch it! My God! They don't care. They have seen their elders do it , so they have learnt the "art" , however the people need to be taught empathy as well! I can't go there . But, it needs to begin! They need education on empathy and other such things which will make them grow as human beings and also alleviate some of the suffering that animals have to go through.
Wo apna kaam kar rahe hain . Kare. Magar , kisi ke pain pe MUSKURATE HAIN MATLAB , they need to be taught to be gentle. How can they smile through the process while being rough to other beings?
thankfully someone said it. I'm all the people seem to ignore it. The way the are Combed is just cruel. I couldn't watch it😢
being a changpa nomad, i want to say that no can be more empathetic to animals then them, you have no idea about what they go through raising them. you try raising at most 50 and then think about how they are raising all those 500 to 600 goats and sheep
Goats feel pain whn hairs are pulled?
- wonderful and knowledgeable - thanks for sharing -
My pleasure!
Such an amazing documentary.
Does it hurt the goats as they comb it off? They look mostly plaint but sometimes they seem to get restless…
They feel pain when the shepherds pluck the matted areas where the pashmina is entangled with the body hair. Otherwise I would imagine it to be a pleasant experience as the Pashmina is loose and comes off easily when combed. Sort of like how a dog feels when combed.
Nice content, after watching this video, I will not buy any pashmina in my life.
Me neither.
Wow wht a beautiful series..keep continue sir it's our ethnicity,from which we r still far ..
The quality of your content is phenomenal sir!😊
Glad you think so! Thank you.
A truely great video,so informative and fablous viewing,❤❤❤
The man in the video 2:10 is the most happiest man ever. His cute smile is worth of a million dollars ❤.
I dont know why i like your channel very much. Whenever i come across your videos i cant able to scroll it down i dont know why?. Thank you so much.
You are welcome Karthik..
Heard so much about pashmina.. finally know the source now... Thanks brother 👍
Welcome 👍
Very knowledgable video brother! This clears all the doubts on Pashmina and highlights the challenges of Changpas.
Thanks for the ground work!
Change the name from India in Motion to Truely Himalayas :)
That's a nice name but again just restricted to one place. In the future I want to explore places like Central Asia as well. So looking for a more appropriate name.
Awesome cinematography 🎉
Brother you are too good 👍
God bless you
1 number content 🙌🙌🙌
Your videos are very informative about life of people at such heights
Very interesting documentary, thankyou.
Brilliant and very informative...
Amazingly detailed documentary
As always excellent content , very pleasing
Glad you enjoyed it
Every time you make a video bhaiya, it fills the heart with such wholesome raw vibes. Thanks a lot for the effort. Keep more coming. ❤
My pleasure 😊
Sir which cameras do you use, pls reply 🙂
Lots of love from Nepal.❤🇳🇵
Love it sir such a good video..
changpa are amazing. ek din mai bhi inse milne jaunga
Just addin only channel I binged watched
Awesome as usual
Great work always
Thanks Yogesh
Absolute gem of a story, yes it is a difficult choice; the path of the ancestors and the dreams of the future. Change is inevitable, hopefully, there will be some iconoclasts who shall soldier on 👍
they will just hire outside labour to continue this practice. already happening now in small parts
really really appreciate ur work sir...
Please tell nomad not to hurt goat while extracting poshmina
But they can't be just told that. A large scale education process needs to be developed. These things do not suddenly stop just by telling them , "Hey don't do this." .
Unhone apne elders ko dekha hai. Dekhkar seekha hai. Elders ne aise hi rough handling Kiya tha.
Agree, they have very hard life
Everybody please nominate this channel for Centeal Governments Creator Awards
Back in early 2000s only documentary about life in ladakh were recorded with first gen cameras and people living were using goat gutt to preserve things and all living under one tent and now it is on verge of extinction..
Fascinating and gorgeous imagery, as always. I wonder about the economic/ecologic balance: the herders get government support to have these flocks of pashmina goats. But the land is scarcely vegetated (I'm judging this only on the basis of your imagery of course) and they get subsidized with tents and other benefits by the government, who buys the pashmina. Would the land support this many goats without the additional food provided by the government? In other words, while this is a unique culture, is it actually sustainable?
Sorry it was not very clear in the video.. the government does not provide grass to sustain the animals all year around. They provide it as an additional source of nutrition for the weaker animals and for use during emergencies, like when there is a lot of snowfall or drought. The Changpas depend on the land for the sustenance of their animals.
@@indiainmotion can't govt procure straw bales from punjab haryana region and give it to them al subsidized rates? And also feeds
3:35 ? ? ?
how many rupees ???
Best youtube channel....
Amazing people..tough as nails. .beautiful goats..and look like they don't like their hair pulled...hope they get extra feed after their combing. I have a feeling though..that they are very well cared for as they are what keeps life livable where they are at.
Such beautiful video❤
May god give all the youtubers in india the sense and humility you have and take away all the shits they spread
Thanks!
Really appreciate it. Thanks Laxman.
Informative. Thank you.
Awesome Content brother 👍
amazing content !!
Glad you liked it
Amazing video 👌
I love this natural video.❤❤
Wow 👌 loved it 👏 😊❤
Hi sir iam student of Pavan sir in Holly Green School
Pavithra
his video always a pure loved
Is it painful for sheeps to remove wool frm their skin
Yes, as they have lots of knots in their coat: it must be hurtful 😢
Dear friends, I read out the comments in this video viewer saying cruelty and painful for carve out of pashmina from pashmina Goat. As far as I know it necessary to remove pashmina wool from pashmina goat , if not remove they infected due to heat in summer. If I’m not correct, please, explain.