All the northeast Mongolians of india are nepali , just they are born in india ,the blood of northeast is totally nepali ,so they look Mongolian. You should proud india , beautiful nepali are representing beauty in india
Nagaland will never be part of India in the long run and that is why political talks has been going on for decades at the highest level. Nagas were/are never Indian and will never be. Nobody likes Indian anyway, step outside and ask around. You can't force people to be you against their will and desires, it simply doesn't work. Forcing people to be you is an outdated practice. The old politicians will age out anyhow. A street interview at Kohima will open your eyes to the ground realities and the misconception about looks.
A guy once called me a "Chinese chow mien" i calmly walked up to him, brought my face close to his and whispered "Pakistani roti" and walked away. Boy! you should have seen his face.
I would like to apologize to all our north east Indian brothers and sister on behalf of every other Indian ever discriminated against them for ANY reason. Please accept my sincere apologies.
Yes, everyone should be respected. But if a person catches dogs and cats, and eats them in our mainland India, then we mainland Indians will thrash you up very bad.
i am japanese and when I visited delhi, I saw some students of indian schools that looked really familiar to the people of my country. I was really surprised. India is really a diverse country.
@@Centre14 I acknowledge that the tone of my reply was perhaps too harsh, apologies for that, it's probably due to the frustration of the ignorance, but then again, you'll can't be blamed either
It's not their mistake it was our govt there's nothing single chapter about Northeast India in our history Naga people played the major role to stop Japnese forces but nobody knows it all they teach us is how mughal ruled us for so many years🙄
Not the govt's fault ,even when there was a different government they didn't teach anything about the north east,the ahom dynasty defeated the mughals 17 times, there's only one paragraph actually dedicated to them,which doesn't even make us learn the importance and significance of the north east of our country.I feel like our historians are obsessed with the mughals,even our books,they were looters,they looted us,why on earth would u glorify such people
I am a Korean and one northeast Indian guy came in our locality and we thought him to be a Korean , and asked him to help me as I was having many things in my hand and I went whole path talking to him (in Korean) but he didn't replied and at last he told me he was Indian and I was like😱😱😳😳😳
Actually they're the ones who introduce us to Korea and eastern Asia cultural trends no joke. I studied in a convent and I had friends from the north east since I was a kid and they're the ones who introduced me to Korean dramas and music. 😂 though I'm not into kpop anymore since its childish but love for legend groups is still there of course. But Korean film industry is sooooo underrated. I like it the best. Even more than kdramas. I'm in love with Japan since I was a kid but Korea came WAAAAAY later and my north east friends are the ones who spread your culture in India mostly and its not completely foreign to us because we are familiar with Korean looks and styles already in our country.
Education has nothing to do with Racism. I have seen many highly educated racist people and many many "uneducated" people so lovely and not racist at all. It's all comes to your ethics and moral values.
I'm from Chennai too, and here we have quite a lot of people from the northeast. I'm shocked when some of us Indians don't consider northeast as a part of India, and at the end it comes down to education, mindsets and beliefs.
Northeast Indians are the most civilized, mannered, clean, cheerful, and patriotic people you will find in this country. Even after facing decades of ignorance from Central Government, they have stood upon. It's high time now that the government launch some public project to supporting the residents of its state.
@@vedantthakur09 I said partly pal NEis civilized,clean,mannered and patriotic only if normal citizens like you enter that area But if a businessman enters that area ngl you're in trouble pal I'm done with their communism and so called kindness
This world is so funny, Pakistanis are Considered as Indians around the world 😂😂,North East Indians are considered as Nepalese, Chinese or Korean due to Facial structure and lack of Knowledge on North East India, Remember Indian Football team is full of North East indians, Their Heart is always Indian 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳
Not indian, I'm Filipino but this really opened my eyes! When the people being interviewed say they faced discrimination from the people who live in the same country as them shows that racism happens everywhere, not just whites vs POC. in the Philippines, people with lighter skin and European features are treated better than those who have darker skin (morena) features. I also learned through this video that India is a very diverse country!! lol living in Canada Ive met lots of Indians (i lived in a highly populated Indian community from gr 5-9) but 90% ive talked to are from the south or mainland as the people in this video have mentioned. Ive always had this assumption that everyone in India looks the same and speaks the same language. Glad i learned something today! Thanks Asian Boss
Correct, most Indians that migrate are from West and South, India has many races and not one dominates others. You'll find Indians that look Iranic, Turkic, Greek, Southeast Asian, African, Latino, Native American
@@ethanmanjhi4007 not only we respect aeta but we also protect their culture as well, the government of the philippines also create a law for indigenous people like aeta.
The main problem is delhi and people of delhi they make fun of every other states whether it's u.p,south indian state,north east state,bengali,anyone 😂😂,their behaviour is the problem
The problem is not Delhi it's the whole govt since the time of India's Independence in1947....even before India became independent we Mizo people don't want to be a part of India. .. Lusei hill/Mizoram was forced to be under assam/india by bombing 'Aizawl' the capital of Mizoram on 1966
@@마이배뷔 yea a foreign help is a must...but not be a part of any other country....xinjiang? Hahah lol Macau is doing really good though.....2 more other country other then China....but we are grateful to China, because we receive arms and training from China at the time of insurgency..... the world condemns what china did to Tibet and uighur Muslim but, forget what India did to it's northeast...
Tun hnaia kan pipu sulhnu Vangchhia a dawt hmanga min rawn chuhpui ve ngawt chhan te kha kan ram hi an duh lutuk a maw.. Kan hre der mai si lova a mi chengte hian Kan hnam nihna Lalpa ah khian kan chian phawt loh chuan a ngaihna hi kan hre lo em a kan finna lah a hniam si a a Pathian ah lo chuan kan hnam nihna ah kan chiang thei si lo.. Pathianin chi in mi a chhui thin a kan hnam hlui tawh zia te a m hmante a hrilh fo va tunlai thiamna leh mithiamte in kan hnam hlui zia alo nem nghel chat zel bawk a.. A hnam a hnama central sawrkar beih kan tawh te kha hmu ohak chiah lo mah ila Indian nihna thinlung nei phak tur chu kan ni lo asin.. Kan hnam history, kan bul leh bal kan hriat zawng a beitham lutuk hi ni pawi ta chu.. Kei zawngin India ah ka awm a, Ka chuan Indian ka ni ati ani mahna, Ka thinlung ah chuan Mizo ka ni, hei hi Lalpa ram leh kan ram ani ka ti fan ang
@ If u study a bit more u 'll find dat da number of rape cases In USA is more Dan dat of India N we do have more number of bureaucrats dat are Muslims compared to any non Muslim country Stop it fake propaganda
To be honest, it feels like a blessing to have a vibrant mix of races, culture,, traditions, language and all. We all should just learn to accept and love each other. The ultimate identity of ours is Indian, politically. The ultimate identity of ours, philosophically, is human. One big ass reason to incorporate ourselves with each other and propagate peace and love!
I'm from Mizoram and I look like asian . Now I'm living in Banglore (south Indian city), and so many times my friends ask me am I Chinese . I feel really fed up because IM NOT , I'm indian and proud to be indian . It's really sad
@Harsh yep, it's very annoying some people like PUBG TH-camr who called them Chinese it's really piss me off that Indian is so diverse country not only Indian Asian lives here also Indian African who still preserve their culture
Just say that you're Chinese since the entire country wants us to be Chinese lol. Also the overall view of Indians from other countries is not as positive as compared to Chinese people.
You are saying this but when I try to get closer to NE people, they don't want to talk & they are always in their own group. I finally managed to have 2 friends from NE , with one I have lost touch.. Yes I 've seen my colleague asking a girl, if she is a Chinese..
I I am from north but I really like north east culture, face structure. I wish i have face sturcture like north -easterns. east india more than north and west India. And I know many things about north east india becoz me and my father stayed there and visited so many places
I'm Mizo myself and I want to say this : racism is from both sides! I've seen Non-Mizos being discriminated here too by some! But of course not to that level as North Eastern are being discriminated. Let's not wait for who stops it first! Let's start from oneself.. Just for the sake of humanity.
Great message. Let's remove the distinction between mainland and northeast. It is just India. Let's not get influenced by any outside power which wants to divide us.
Thank you. Thank you for being a good person. It is with a very heavy heart that I have to say this, but statements such as yours are rare indeed. I was very jaded by the comments section until I came across your comment. Thank you once again, sincerely, a very jaded Northeasterner.
I'm Mizo and I always consider myself as Indian. Although we might have different cultures and origin, still as we are in the present, we are a part of India, so we are Indian.
As a Bihari who spent his childhood in Sikkim, i love all my north east "INDIAN" brothers and sisters. I apologize deeply and regretfully for the ignorance and stupidity of the so called "Main landers" who dont know the history of the lands and the many sacrifices of the Assamese, Mizo, Etc.
I never saw north easterns as non Indians. Yeah some uneducated Mainlanders often do this because of lack of education but its very common for us in colleges to have North East INDIAN friends. I mean they are Indians and not North East Indians. This word is itself discriminatory. Edit : Thanks for the likes guys!🙏
@Tushar Wallah just for your knowledge its a Geographical term and not sentimental term. Mainland India is connected to northeast India by a very narrow piece on map... So better check yourself before commenting like dumb.
Maybe. Anyway, I really don't like this "racism = lack of education" myth. Educated people often just hide their true colors behind a cloud of eloquently spoken words, and point fingers at people from lower classes with their alleged underdeveloped morality.
Rest of India should follow this good example. That would be a good start to reduce headaches from noise pollution.and show we are open minded to learn what is good from NE India.
Whenever I see any actual Chinese or Nepali ........I ask them that "Are you from Arunachal Pradesh or Mizoram". I love my all north eastern brothers and sisters.
One of my bucketlist is to visit India, especially the Northeast part. I can feel that you have the nicest place and humble people. Love from the Philippines🇵🇭
Come to my state mizoram where alcohols is illegal...women have more rights...and respect equally as men...you can go out anywhere any time...even at night...girls usually get out...learning songs in church and went home around 10..
@@Champ-kj3gb Sikkim is really really important in our geopolitics, they chose to be with India and provided connection to seven sisters. Every ethnic group makes up India, we look different from north to South and east to west.
Nagas are not Indian. Nagalim/Nagaland was invaded and colonized by the British in the late 1870s. But it was administered as separate entity from British India... meaning it was not part of British India. Before India was given independence Britast kept Nagalim/Naga Hills as an "Excluded Areas" and was not part of independent India. But sadly India and Myanmar came to Nagalim/Nagaland in early 1950 uninvited and forcefully occupied them. It is worth mentioning that Nagaland/Nagalim declared independence on 14 August 1947 one day before India's independence. NAGAS ARE NOT INDIA.
I'm brazilian and I had no idea that there was such a difference between those regions in India! It's so cool to see how diverse and complex this is. Thanks for the work, Asian Boss, this channel brings us so much information, it's so great being able to learn more about the culture and historical background of those countries :)
This is from my point of view: Because India is such a huge country (continent to be precise), culture, ethnicity, facial distinction vary, and they are rich in diversity, but still, they are still considered true blood Indians. Such wonderful people! ❤ from the Philippines 🇵🇭
Thanks bro for understanding... Actually people are ill-informed .. let me tell you, when my Papa see any Northeastern people he calls them Nepali... Not because he's racist or hates them, just because he's ill-informed and he doesn't even know about the Northeastern States...
The biggest problem we have and no one is giving is proper formal education.Proper education upto 10th especially about Indian geography and its people is must
I live in Delhi ...n I had four teachers from northeastern states when I was in school....they are the most humble and down to earth people I've ever met ...
When I was in 10th class, my Social study's teacher who was from Manipur always mispronounced my name, but she was still my favorite teacher. Her name is Miss Manjusri.
But i have the oppsite .one of my teacher /caretaker wasfrom manipur when i was living my life in orphanage.she was the ugliest behviour i have ever experienced .she was harsh and i always felt she had some personal vengence upon us .but though i always loved the north east .hope oneday i would visit there
My mother is from Manipur and my father is from Andhra pradesh and I and my brother we look like our mother so our whole childhood we have been called chinese and Nepali.. my nick name during schooling was Napolean.. but it never really bothered coz i really liked my northeastern lineage (south Indian too)😇 Also I am a proud Indian.. i love how diverse our country is.. ❤️
It's normal in India.. Because India is the unity of diversity... And all cultures respect and it's power of India... I love my diversity culture.. 🇮🇳🇮🇳👍👍👍..
True I saw a south Indian being discriminated on the basis of his skin colour by some Naga guys . That guy just want to explore NE India. We need to accept Discrimination is on both sides. I think Bangalore is now becoming NE India , seriously I only see NI and NE indians there.😂😂😂
Do North East Indians consider themselves Indians...? Is that even a relevant question... They are definitely Indians... Question needs to be asked to those who discriminate them...
The question has dark sarcasm, it is not targeting north east indians, it is actually belittling the rest of india. It’s like suppose there is genius person but everyone calls him mad, but there is this another genius person who with a smile asks the first genius person ,so do you consider yourself mad!? I hope you get it
We south indians also look different from other Indians despite being in mainland India (first time hearing the term mainland India)...and we love north east India... But the problem is we have less chance of interaction because we are geographically disconnected and very far away......Both the regions are very green and peaceful with clean air .... I can understand when people say they got discriminated i have had similar experience when couple of North Indians came to my place and discriminated our people..... There are good people in North and I think there are people in south who are bad Some people discriminate for ridiculous reasons ....next time anyone discriminate tell them to leave india ... True indians don't discriminate... Jai Hind Love from Kerala ♥️
Ari D'Souza I have never come across a person who failed in eighth standard and attending UPSC coaching classes. Is that a show off or do I need to turn up the volume for other coaching centres?
Hey u can't just make fun of us (cuz im a mizo)even if we failed in geography we r good in other stuff too everyone has a strong point and a weak point
True.. But there are some who look like thai, Vietnam, cambo, japan etc. Each state or tribe in ne india have different facial figures. Their are some who have lighter skin and some who doesn't.
There's even diversity in ethics amoung themselves for example people of arunachal pradesh is only sino-Tibetan ethics in India actually they're Tibet just living in a india where as the state which is near Myanmar border people there's looks more South East Asian
I'm from Mizoram, and when I was in Jharkhand(Northern part of India), I pranked one of my friends, saying that we speak Chinese, she actually believed me. I'm proud of my beloved country India.
Yes!! you are 100% this is all propaganda by the Chinese - Divide and Rule just like British. NothEast people are some of the best people India has and we all love them.
@@atiharshsingh4360 we are not divided by Chinese but the rude treatment we received whenever we visit other parts of India calling us virus Chinese.. maybe that kind of rude treatment cause you to lose half of Kashmir and now slow the whole Northeast too
@Pia Tshering I don't know how much you know about the history of Indian subcontinent but India that we know today was never one dominion. It was a fragmented land divided into various kingdoms and princely states. The republic of India came into existence only 70 something years ago. Not many people had travelled from north to south or from the East to the west. But now things are changing with the advent of technology and education reaching at every corner of our country people are becoming more and more inclusive and accepting. Yes there are a lot of idiots who are racist but one should not generalise an entire section of India based on such experience. I think the way forward is for everyone to correct the wrong when you see anyone misbehaving or being racist to our own countrymen we must speak up and show that moron his place. There's no space for racism in India we're one and are proud of our diversity. And yes, it is also a propaganda by the Chinese who're trying to take advantage of it but they'll fail miserably. I'm not even concerned... you see this is the India of 2020 not 1960. India is powerful, self reliant and respected worldwide and has more allies to support her in case there's a war.
For your very kind information Mizoram is the 2nd most educated state of India just after Kerala I'm from Assam btw😊 🔴Edit : According to the latest survey carried by NSO, Assam holds 5th position and mizoram is not in list of top 5. Kerala remains the 1st place
I am from Odisha and for the first time in my life I heard this word "mainland" on our country. We all are Indians and we all should proud of that. Love to all my northeastern friends 🇮🇳
The reason of referring to the rest of India as mainland is coz NE is culturally very different and is usually left out when India is discussed...For eg: Mainstream media, School Textbooks, mainstream film industry and even in the national anthem....On top of that the racism which locals face when they move to cities like Delhi, Bangalore etc to study or jobs....However that doesn't mean at all that NE people don't consider themselves Indians. We are wayy to patriotic!
Nagas are not Indian. Nagalim/Nagaland was invaded and colonized by the British in the late 1870s. But it was administered as separate entity from British India... meaning it was not part of British India. Before India was given independence Britast kept Nagalim/Naga Hills as an "Excluded Areas" and was not part of independent India. But sadly India and Myanmar came to Nagalim/Nagaland in early 1950 uninvited and forcefully occupied them. It is worth mentioning that Nagaland/Nagalim declared independence on 14 August 1947 one day before India's independence. NAGAS ARE NOT INDIA.
@@manthonyjones193 according to ur logic non of the Indian is indian coz most of them are from Africa. All of have migrated to some extent to live in the land of india Live in present bro work on ur progress rather than demanding to be separated
@@tiggytaggy4857 U first learn about Naga history if u want to comment. Don't simple write or express anything based on your own ignorant attitude without understanding the fact.
Exactly. I am from West (central) India and I'm so stunned at their stupid question. Like it is North East of India and not some other nation. You and me, we're are all Indians irrespective of our region. This question was so unseemly.
Its kind of a stupid question! Ofcourse they all are indians n its not like we don't consider them...even they shld know they are indians n not from China or japan..India is country with different caste , creed , religion , culture and we all look different the north indian from South and that from northeast bt we are all indians
If anyone call you Chinese then call them Pakistani 😂😂😂 we know north (brown)and south (Black)people also look a little bit different. Whatever we love you 💕💕💕 ♥️♥️ Love you
@@VishwasRavindran92 agree !I'm from north east and hospitality is subjective..infact I have visted tamil,bengali punjabi and many more homes and i felt that tgey were very hospitalbe..but generally northeast people are more polite than the rest of India...
"Mainland India" first time hearing this word in my life.Every land is mainland in India cuz India has such a huge geographical diversity that it is difficult to consider any land as 'Mainland'.
I am from Northeast Indian And one 🙄 Here from Arunachal pradesh Assam Manipur Meghalaya Mizoram Nagland Sikkim and Tripura India Brother and sisters 👍💙
Tbh im from northeast and am currently studying in the south and yeah its pretty tough when we go out because every person we see on the road stares at us and some will add weird comments and call us chinese and yeah it does really hurt, they'll also add more prices because of our face and really in my own country i have to face these
Can't believe Asian boss made a video about us! Love from Manipur. I study in the Philippines.. and the Filipinos always get confused when I say I'm an Indian and also the mainland Indians studying there won't recognise us as Indians at first there.. the reactions are always interesting.
People 4rm rest of india cannot recognise cos we look differnt thats it....so when we c people of asian look can u say correctly 4rm whuch country he or c..its just reaction nothing else
@@shivamdeol9370 go to someone and start speaking in Meitei and they will not understand, then tell them they have to guess what language it is. Won't be a prank but more of a social experiment.
As a north Indian I never knew north east Indians were discrimination I don't care what you look like or what you eat as long as you call yourself Indians I will stand by you and not only I a lot of people are here to support you
We the Rongmei people of North East India are genetically closer to Tibetans and Chinese. It is believed that Rongmei tribes migrated from Yunnan, China between 200 BC to 700 AD. When emperor Shi Huangdi captured Dian kingdom in 107 BC, many Dian ethnic groups mass migrated to South East Asia like Thailand, Vietnam, and Burma. Dian tribes practice jhum cultivation and bury their dead in vertical position. The last migration took place in 700 AD when Miao ethnic groups where displaced by Tang dynasty. Miao descendants were part of the earlier Dian tribes of 200 BC. The Hmong groups were the biggest ethnic groups of Miao tribes which is now scattered in Laos, Vietnam, Thailand and Burma. So based on the genetic study of Rongmei tribes and it's close relationships with the Chinese and koreans, it may conclude that Rongmei tribes migrated from Yunnan province to escape the tyranny of emperor Shi Huandi, the first emperor of China and Qin dynasty who build the great wall of China somewhere 300 BC to 100 BC. It is likely that Rongmei tribes were once part of the Dian ethnic tribes or Yelang groups who settled down in Yunnan between 200BC to 100 BC. After the fall of Dian kingdom in 107 BC, many Dian ethnic tribes further migrated to South, South East and South western Asia. The present day Tai Ahom of upper Assam, Tai people of upper Burma, the bodos of Assam, the Nagas, kukis, meiteis etc were once part of the same ethnic tribes of Yunnan. They all speak tibeto Burmese language, practice slash and burn cultivation and were head hunters. The Han Chinese called them barbarians of Yunnan. Many folklores of meiteis, kukis, nagas, Zomis, bodos, bru etc are quite similar and will trace their origins from a cave. Almost all their Languages are quite similar denoting their coexistence since time immemorial. Some of the Ladakhis, Tibetans and upper Burmese language have some similarity with the North Eastern tribes of India. It was the Britishers who United North East with the mainland Indians. Now North East tribes have special status and protections under the Indian government. Recent developments in infrastructure in North East India are helping the tribals to come closer to mainland India. Though we may look different or have different history, but now we are all Indians and have contributed a lot for the Indian growth.
I'm from Rajasthan. studying here at IIT Guwahati,Assam....after being explored all major parts of North-east.I can say that I'm in love with this green part of India.💚
@nooope __ Bro, It depicts an individual's character rather than a whole region.. These typo can be found everywhere in the world with different backgrounds
why is it bad calling them from the country they are originally from if they have genetics of Chinese so they are chinese even if they live in india 😂😉
@@definzgoody5448 People interviewed in the video definitely looks southeast Asian, but there are also people not featured in the video who look east Asian. They are also very diverse.
As an Indian, I would like to express my sincere apologies to our brothers and sisters from the North East. The recent incidents of discrimination, harassment, and violence against North East Indians in different parts of the country are deeply disturbing and unacceptable. I understand that these incidents may have caused feelings of hurt, fear, and insecurity, and as a fellow Indian, I share your pain and anguish. It is important to remember that diversity is one of the greatest strengths of our country, and we must embrace and celebrate our differences rather than use them to divide us. We must stand together in solidarity and take collective action to address and eradicate any form of discrimination or bias, and create a society where everyone feels safe, valued, and respected. We need to educate ourselves and others about the rich cultural heritage of the North East, its people, and its contributions to our nation's progress. Once again, I apologize for any harm caused, and I hope that we can work together to build a more inclusive, harmonious, and loving nation.
But it's fault of Northeast government they bann All Hindi content in 2000 if they don't want to connect with us how we can connect with anyone they should also understand this like every state does promotion of there culture they should also do same if someone doesn't want to do how we can be interested like " Mary Kom" was released all over the world but Northeast Government banned it because of the movie was in Hindi then how can we become interested in there culture before blaming us talk to your government 😒😒😒😒
I am a northeastern but I dont look like mongoloids because I look like an Aryan I remembered when I went to Goa everyone was shocked when I told that I'am Northeastern(Assam). They thought I am bengali or punjabi😜 but my uncle looks like a chinese or japenese and he had often got discriminated when he went to dubai but my father is not. They think that my father is punjabi and my mother is bengali and so my aunt looks like a dravidian(south indian look). I just want to say that the majority of assamese people have a look like the people of mainland india because nearly 60 percent people dont look like mongoloids but the rest of northeast do. So we should not discriminate them🙏
@@shivi5669 Majak kkar reho kya, mai North east se hu, our yaha mera school mai hindi sik ta hai, or merry com movie be banned nahi hu wa yaha Bollywood movie be dekta hai if you know nothing about northeast plz don't spread fake news
I'm so sorry on behalf of everyone if you are from north east and had to face discrimination in the other parts! Let's all stand tall together united against all the odds, afterall, we all are Indians in the end! Sending you all love and hugs❤️🙏
Youu should not be sorry. No onw has a Nationality scanner in their Brains. What would you do if you see someone from Asian countries like Japan/China and mistake them for NE Indians? That's why asking name is better than judging instantly. Same thing happens with Indians-Pakistanis-Arabs-Mexicans, but we don't get hurt.
@@yashnirwan8436 this is so true. Once i got confused about a person who approached me for some help in Chennai , of being japanese, korean or north east Indian as there r many ppl from these groups here.. but i didn't ask anything as there was risk of offending that person. I can know if they r speaking in their native language but that person spoke to me in English, so i was confused.
@@yashnirwan8436 Dude discrimination is more then just that. Remember a boy from Arunachal Pradesh who was mocked for his hair style and was beaten to death? Just STFU don't try to downplay things if you don't understand what it means
@@yashnirwan8436 i rather eat chinese food then eat pudina garam masala and die of dysentry and rather be called nepali or chinese then be a part of north indian...North indians are worst,i studied in both south and north india and i must say south indians are way cool,gentle,down to earth,polite and "Trustworthy".. Wanakam
Yes, from the appearance of the race, China, Japan, South Korea (Vietnam counts as half) are in the same category, and they belong to East Asia! Myanmar, Laos, Cambodia, Thailand, Malaysia, the Philippines, and Indonesia are in the same category, and they belong to South Asia! India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, and Sri Lanka are in the same category,belonging to South Asians
I'm from Uttar Pradesh... I'm so angry why the government took no action to promote North Indians.. I love every Indian no matter if he is from Kashmir Kerala Rajasthan Delhi Mizoram or any other place of India.
@@BygoneByte that's kinda odd actually unless you are from AP(sorry if that sounds a little harsh). It's like Vietnamese or Burmese saying they are Chinese.
After I just got hated for looking more asian in india, after peaple calling me "chinese" "Japanese" Then I would consider myself as Japanese or Chinese that's better
@@aparnadas1643 Yeah sure, that's completely up to u. U can call yourself anything you wish to :) But just remember, India is culturally and geographically a part of Asia, if u didn't know already :)
Many northeast people say that they are victims of racism when they go to North India or Central India...but being from Bihar I have lived in the Northeast (specifically in Nagaland, Manipur & Mizoram) as my father worked in CRPF as a SO and thanks to my dark skinned complexion I have always been treated with nicknames like kalia, kauwa, koyla, kallu, chocolate, bihari etc. because most of my classmates were from northeast and were pretty fair in color... many a times people would just come to me and talk in a accent of someone eating pan etc. And for all my childhood which is spent in northeast i.e. from class 1 to 12, I have been nicknamed in my school based on the color of my skin at one point it became so much that the only time my name (Sanidhya) was rightly pronounced was during examination attendance...I'm just mentioning this based on personal incidents which happen with me....currently I'm 2nd year student so these experiences are not some decades old things.. My motive is not to spread hate nor do I'm promoting that one should be racist against Northeast Indians by calling them Japanese or Chinese they are as Indian as any other citizen of the nation...but all I'm mentioning is, this goes both ways...and if it is to stop it has to stop both ways...if calling someone chinki is wrong, which it is...then calling someone koyla, kalua etc. is also wrong.
I'm from Assam n most of my friends even one teacher used to call me Japani but I like it because I'm a weeb hehe... But yeah I consider myself as an Indian and I love Indian culture💖
To all my fellow Indians, I don't want facial features to divide us and describe who we are. We all live under one flag and that's all it really matters. Where in India makes no difference to me and it shouldn't for anyone. Let's slowly eradicate this prejudice and become united once again! Edit: There is *no* mainland India because our entire country is equally important and we shouldn't divide our land in names. What's crucial is that we all live on the same land and that's all that really matters
A nation is a socially constructed community, imagined by the people who perceive themselves as part of that group. The media also creates imagined communities, through usually targeting a mass audience or generalizing and addressing citizens as the public. Another way that the media can create imagined communities is through the use of images. The media can perpetuate stereotypes through certain images and vernacular. By showing certain images, the audience will choose which image they relate to the most, furthering the relationship to that imagined community.
@@jyaten3191 As a South indian I have been called Madarasi and idli sambhar and what not. There are going to be people like that. Trouble is they aren't truly taught about the diversity within our country leading to creation of these racist stereotypes. But we need to stand up for ourselves and each other. It will surely improve as time goes by. I want to be positive and I hope after what you've faced you still find it in you to be so too.
I'm from Burma and I think Mizos and Chin people have a lot of similarities culturally and ethnically. As a chin, I have seen many other chin people wearing your cultural pattern and I myself have a few patterns from your culture. Where I'm from, you'll be surprised at how many people know the Mizo language including my whole family and we aren't Mizo.
@@lamluncopeson7033 And yet, we all call ourselves different names and different words, let tribal differences divide us all and speak someone else's languages, like right now, and speak Hindi or Burmese.
Mizoram, Arunachal pradesh Nagaland, Manipur, Assam, Meghalaya, Sikkim, Tripura. These are beautiful sister states of North East India. I am from central India and have friends from Tripura and Manipur.
recently a awareness program was conducted in our school and all the presentation was done in bengali and we couldn't understand what was written there and everyone was so frustrated
@@AK-zz6bh Bengal has a rich culture since ages and has given India great leaders and Yogis and artists and poets.... If you want recognition then do sthg about your culture....
I'm sorry to hear that there is this kind of discrimination still exists in our country. Love to all the North Easterners. I'm from Himachal and i really look forward to visiting North East someday.
@@Tarozhou wtf??who definese diversity ,there is not stats in diversity,btw people of northeast accounts 3.68% of india population,u didn't research did u??please research before spouting nonsense
@@glimmerdewdrop7594 if u exclude assam then population will be like 0.3%.Assam is the populated state people of Assam isn't Northeastern they are Indo-Aryan people only
@@glimmerdewdrop7594 you can called it diversity when atleast their is certain portion of population even many Europe countries have Indian population we don't call it diversity just because of 3,4 indian living there
I am also from India (andaman and nicobar islands)....also not from mianland India.....But i have been to northeast and...Those people are the best ....honetsly....so good
Maybe Some one make video on andaman and nicobar bc we mainland people don't know anything about those people and lifestyle we just know it's a part of India and good place for vacation😅
Never forget these northeastern people hav laid down their life's in distant places like kashmir for the sake of their country , brave soldiers , great people , every corner in India , people differ vastly , looks , cuisines , culture , lingos , so on & they r all Indians .
Side effect , maa , baap ke galti ka natija.. toxic effect , uncultured people need to learn to respect fellow citizens , the rest follows pretty easily , ab yeh baath jahilon ke palley nahin padhta .
Hamare des main ki sanskriti itni purani hai , ke dunyi ke har varg ke log melenge , but lets b clear the Gen Y which is connected by tech , social media , makes connecting with fellow indians much easier ... a guy like me a Gen X , is fluent in south & north indian lingos , remember .. Patriotism is to love & respect to fellow citizens , nation comes later .
Oh man this is heartbreaking 🥺 i would like to apologise on behalf of others. please don't feel that way, we all are brothers and sisters and most importantly we are all indians. In future I'll definitely visit north east. Love from south india 💓.
Its simple when someone told you that you look like Chinese, Korean or japanese you told them back that you look like Pakistani, bangladesi, maxican but not indian
@@nitusrivastava7803 Maxican peoples skin tone is similar to indians. many times peoples in USA get confused between maxican and Indian(If indian is not too brown)
I always found Northeastern clean, polite, and friendly. Many NEs studied with me in Delhi and We lived as brothers in our Hostel. I remember those days when we all cwlebrated Holi ,Christmas, and Eid togather. Beauty of our incredible country 🇮🇳
Ok aside all this topic...Did u notice There are lot of moving vehicles behind but u can hardly hear any honk considering how In India one of the first thing u notice are honking. Indeed Mizoram deserve the Title of Noise Free State in India.
I know North-East India is far better than Mainland India, Because their city is more clean and beautiful, And there are so much talented people. Love 😘 from West Bengal,India 🇮🇳
@Mr. Witcher yupp true , i am from West Bengal too. those places are really more clean and less polluted , but here in other states the people spits paan gukthka anywhere , puts garbage everywhere,
@jisooboobear no it's the Name of my state...in northeast india thoug it's not an exect spelling but this is how our ancestor pronounced it before they were introduce latin script..
when i was a kid i used to watch Chinese movies of Jackie Chan, Jet Li etc and i used to think they look different from me because i used to think all Indians are same and I'm also Indian and i used to say infront of my dad that "so they are Chinese and they are different people" but the irony is that I am more Chinese than Indian which i realized now🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I am bihari and delhi people makes fun of me then i shouldn't consider myself indian?? Wtf 😂 i am more indian then any racist.. Repeat with me i am more indian then any racist!! Love you ❤ thanks
Delhi me yeh sabko sath hota hai. Racism. Then they also find a way even if u r from delhi. South delhi, old delhi, bla bla. Whenever I visit delhi, I actually speak less🤣
@@adharsh69420 they don't call u Japanese or Korean in a disrespectful manner. They call u so because u belong to the mongoloid race just like them. I m not justfing it . It's wrong but it ain't disrespectful. But just think about people of Bihar. The term bihari itself as become a cuss word in the metropolitan cities. For them bihari means uneducated, uncivilized , etc.
To All my sisters and brothers of mizoram, please understand that almost all people of Bihar, uttarpradesh, madhyapradesh, chhattisgarh etc. Know you as an Indian. So please don't be mislead.
dish3.14 !! Sushmita Sen wasn’t wrong when she said in Miss Universe 1994 that was held here in my country that your country is a land where love is a sense of life 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳
@@justinnagac5558 nice to see you appreciate us... It's what being a nation is, isn't it ? We can't make them feel like they're not part of us, when they certainly are, and a very important one at that
I'm from Arunachal. When I was in Delhi people used to ask me if I was a Thai, Chinese or Japanese. Initially, I would try to explain that I'm Indian but later on you are asked the same question so many times that you tend to ignore it. 😂 That was long time ago...I hope the situation has changed now.
It's changing ....in reality u only tell me how we can differentiate between northeasterners and other Asians just by looks...?big somebody asks u from where are unthats not racism
I pranked a boy in bihar saying I am from South Korea and he believed😂 Actually I'm from Sikkim and some people don't even know where it is as they consider north east only as 7 sisters but sikkim is the brother state.
This should be titled "making Indians fight against each other" Edit 2021 : I've seen this discrimination myself and I'm disgusted and I'd rather keep this comment to remind myself how I'm being better from my past self
At least it opened your eyes that there IS ignorance from mainland Indiands to the northeast one.. i mean, how the hell can an Indian says that Assam is in Bangladesh?!
Nowadays i think there's no discrimination.. Just a few people do.. They know about us that we are from NE India.. But we need more progress.. So the world know about us that we are exist.. Proud to be Indian 🇮🇳
i think they discriminate bc they don't know how diverse india is.... lol even i ws ignorant in college bc in school i studied abt the diversity of India but never thought too much abt it n when i ws in college i thought "how come there r so many foreigners here" but when i talked to one girl from North East India i ws so shocked by her "hindi" skill n i asked her directly that frm where she learned the language.... lol it ws so embarrassing 😣but nw i am trying my best to knw abt every culture in our country.... i want to travel the whole world but 1st i want to explore my own country.
This is true only of metrocities! Go to cities and towns, they are still ignorant about NE people. Even people from metrocities think our ancestors migrated from somewhere else. They dont know that our land became part of India only in the last century.
@@Mi-xi2my idk in what school you studied, we have studied in grade 8 and 10 about Geography of India dude....it covered everything! (I am talking about Maharashtra state board)
@@youngboi3727 not in metrocities.. there are many NE indians here in mumbai and we know about them, and it's nothing new for us you will always find a NE indian, south indian and a Nepali guy in every group of friends. and even some Marathi natives look like NE indians for some reason.
Went I went to Japan last 2016 for study, my roommates and dorm-neighbors were from Mizoram. I was surprised that they were Indians considering that they look more SouthEast Asians. They’ve told me the same experiences/stories they had that was mentioned here in this video. The moment they came in our dorm (I arrived in Japan ahead of them for three months), we instantly felt that sibling-like connection. They treated me like their own family. I am from the Philippines 🇵🇭 and I was the only one in the entire campus. I’ll never forget their kindness and goodwill to me even I’m already back here on my country. I assure you Mizos are one of the most kindest people you will ever meet. Hoping one day I can visit Mizoram. Lots of love from the Philippines 🇵🇭
@@Tarozhouexactly. the original people of north east india were brown, not of sino-tibetan descent. Dalai lama is not indian either but he is in india due to the invasion of china.
@@kk7420 and FYI Northeastern people have always lived there since very long although some might have immigrated. There are lot of folktales and stories.
@@happinessesss agreed. however using that logic, one might conclude that the latinos have supposedly lived in america long enough, that it is their land even though the natives were "american indians". It is just as important to acknowledge native culture as it is to respect others. Perhaps another analogy could be used here. For instance, the "Kashmiri pandits" were native to Kashmir, however they had moved out for security reasons. As a result, almost all of Kashmir's remaining people in the modern day follow islam. Would you perhaps argue that Kashmir is not the land of hindus due to this? My ancestors have been living in north east india for milennia, yet I'm still seen as an outsider because it is dominated by people of sino-tibetan descent.
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All the northeast Mongolians of india are nepali , just they are born in india ,the blood of northeast is totally nepali ,so they look Mongolian. You should proud india , beautiful nepali are representing beauty in india
Nagaland will never be part of India in the long run and that is why political talks has been going on for decades at the highest level. Nagas were/are never Indian and will never be. Nobody likes Indian anyway, step outside and ask around. You can't force people to be you against their will and desires, it simply doesn't work. Forcing people to be you is an outdated practice. The old politicians will age out anyhow.
A street interview at Kohima will open your eyes to the ground realities and the misconception about looks.
Truly your fan.. No doubt..
@@Naga-Nationnagaland is an indivisible part of India.... Proud Indian... You and your owner just want Chaos riots and all these
@@GovtExamPrepHubForced military occupation doesn't work in the long term.
When I went to mainland India. I told them that I'm a Kungfu Master. Its easy to become a hero.
Haha.. you are funny
Learn little bit. Girls like north eastern boy.
😂😂
I can't...😂😂
Don't do that plz it's betrayal
A guy once called me a "Chinese chow mien" i calmly walked up to him, brought my face close to his and whispered "Pakistani roti" and walked away. Boy! you should have seen his face.
Very good......I am really sorry dude you faced that. They are uneducated narrow minded people..they deserved it.
Hahahahaha, good reply bro, he must have got the message! 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Well done!
Chow mein and chappati taste good.
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I would like to apologize to all our north east Indian brothers and sister on behalf of every other Indian ever discriminated against them for ANY reason.
Please accept my sincere apologies.
Accepted
Hmm hate indian
Apology accepted🙂
Yes, everyone should be respected. But if a person catches dogs and cats, and eats them in our mainland India, then we mainland Indians will thrash you up very bad.
@@nekruz2631 first get a little knowledge about the matter then talk.
i am japanese and when I visited delhi, I saw some students of indian schools that looked really familiar to the people of my country. I was really surprised. India is really a diverse country.
Extremely diverse
We're 1.4 billion of us, it's obvious that we have people like others from all over the world. To the informed, it shouldn't even be a surprise.
Nothing new for us... 1.4 billion population for a reason😊
@@egomaniac1209 I respect that, but no one from my country would guess they are Indian
@@Centre14 I acknowledge that the tone of my reply was perhaps too harsh, apologies for that, it's probably due to the frustration of the ignorance, but then again, you'll can't be blamed either
It's not their mistake it was our govt there's nothing single chapter about Northeast India in our history Naga people played the major role to stop Japnese forces but nobody knows it all they teach us is how mughal ruled us for so many years🙄
Yes
exactly like how mughals ruled and how their descendants went on like we don't even learn about the rulers of our country
Not the govt's fault ,even when there was a different government they didn't teach anything about the north east,the ahom dynasty defeated the mughals 17 times, there's only one paragraph actually dedicated to them,which doesn't even make us learn the importance and significance of the north east of our country.I feel like our historians are obsessed with the mughals,even our books,they were looters,they looted us,why on earth would u glorify such people
Bitter truth!
And the bitter truth the second World War was fought in Manipur. Subhash chandra bose was there.
I am a Korean and one northeast Indian guy came in our locality and we thought him to be a Korean , and asked him to help me as I was having many things in my hand and I went whole path talking to him (in Korean) but he didn't replied and at last he told me he was Indian and I was like😱😱😳😳😳
Ji- yoo hi Ji yoo I'm from northeast Indian from Meghalaya state and I like Korean so much especially K-pop songs😍😍😘😘😘
Lots of love💛 from Bodoland North East India
Come to Nagaland and you will be surprised to see the youngsters following Korean culture...
Actually they're the ones who introduce us to Korea and eastern Asia cultural trends no joke. I studied in a convent and I had friends from the north east since I was a kid and they're the ones who introduced me to Korean dramas and music. 😂 though I'm not into kpop anymore since its childish but love for legend groups is still there of course. But Korean film industry is sooooo underrated. I like it the best. Even more than kdramas.
I'm in love with Japan since I was a kid but Korea came WAAAAAY later and my north east friends are the ones who spread your culture in India mostly and its not completely foreign to us because we are familiar with Korean looks and styles already in our country.
We have a Mobile Network with Your Name "Jio" 😂
I am from Chennai, South India
Plz ignore uneducated ppl
We all are Indians
We all love you NE♥️
Education has nothing to do with Racism. I have seen many highly educated racist people and many many "uneducated" people so lovely and not racist at all. It's all comes to your ethics and moral values.
I'm from Chennai too, and here we have quite a lot of people from the northeast. I'm shocked when some of us Indians don't consider northeast as a part of India, and at the end it comes down to education, mindsets and beliefs.
@@YashSharma-wu7kr so true bro
Whether it's north south east or west we all are INDIANS first
@@YashSharma-wu7kr truee
Northeast Indians are the most civilized, mannered, clean, cheerful, and patriotic people you will find in this country. Even after facing decades of ignorance from Central Government, they have stood upon. It's high time now that the government launch some public project to supporting the residents of its state.
You're partly wrong son
@@FR4NKL1NCODMWII no he's kinda right tho
@@vedantthakur09 I said partly pal
NEis civilized,clean,mannered and patriotic only if normal citizens like you enter that area
But if a businessman enters that area ngl you're in trouble pal I'm done with their communism and so called kindness
Never seen North eastern man doing crime against women coming to delhi.
Agreed 💯
This world is so funny, Pakistanis are Considered as Indians around the world 😂😂,North East Indians are considered as Nepalese, Chinese or Korean due to Facial structure and lack of Knowledge on North East India, Remember Indian Football team is full of North East indians, Their Heart is always Indian 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳
well pakistanis were indians at one point, makes sense.
souljaboyisbad I thought Pakistanis where Iranians 🙈 you learn something everyday
@@crazyfrog3047 British India split into Pakistan and India during independence. Then Pakistan split into Pakistan and Bangladesh
@@crazyfrog3047 some Pakistanis are of Iranian ethnic groups. Like the pashtuns.
souljaboyisbad thank you 🙏🏽
If anyone calls you Nepali, Chinese or Japanese just call them Pakistani....🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳😂😂😂
Chile kid😀✨
Nah !Just punch him right in face and leave like a boss
yes
Hahahahah
That would leave them a mark on their face ,Free Big Black purple shades
I'm so happy my hometown Aizawl and Northeast India in general is finally being represented!💛✊🏼😭
On a side note... and not to be that off topic person but your dp rocks!
Lol your dp and username 😂 👌
Ayeee ARMY waddup!! Love from Singapore💕
Babee
Trengiiii bleh
Not indian, I'm Filipino but this really opened my eyes! When the people being interviewed say they faced discrimination from the people who live in the same country as them shows that racism happens everywhere, not just whites vs POC. in the Philippines, people with lighter skin and European features are treated better than those who have darker skin (morena) features.
I also learned through this video that India is a very diverse country!! lol living in Canada Ive met lots of Indians (i lived in a highly populated Indian community from gr 5-9) but 90% ive talked to are from the south or mainland as the people in this video have mentioned. Ive always had this assumption that everyone in India looks the same and speaks the same language.
Glad i learned something today! Thanks Asian Boss
Correct, most Indians that migrate are from West and South,
India has many races and not one dominates others.
You'll find Indians that look Iranic, Turkic, Greek, Southeast Asian, African, Latino, Native American
In Philippines I heard about aeta tribe...but I wonder because they look different does they treated differently?
@@ethanmanjhi4007 they are natives. Or known as the first ancestor so we respect aeta. And their culture
@@ethanmanjhi4007 not only we respect aeta but we also protect their culture as well, the government of the philippines also create a law for indigenous people like aeta.
indian west or south thinks they're suprior than them NE indian, and full discrimination even their movies they replaced or misrepresented NE indian.
The main problem is delhi and people of delhi they make fun of every other states whether it's u.p,south indian state,north east state,bengali,anyone 😂😂,their behaviour is the problem
The problem is not Delhi it's the whole govt since the time of India's Independence in1947....even before India became independent we Mizo people don't want to be a part of India. .. Lusei hill/Mizoram was forced to be under assam/india by bombing 'Aizawl' the capital of Mizoram on 1966
@@hriata5384 u can take help of china and become liberal maybe u will also end up like Xinjiang
@@마이배뷔 yea a foreign help is a must...but not be a part of any other country....xinjiang? Hahah lol Macau is doing really good though.....2 more other country other then China....but we are grateful to China, because we receive arms and training from China at the time of insurgency..... the world condemns what china did to Tibet and uighur Muslim but, forget what India did to it's northeast...
Ya that's true
True man
Our face and accent might have difference but we are part of india and we always be indian...
INDIA a kan ram a beh tak avangin Indian chu kan inti mai thin a,, i rilru takin i sawi em? I sawi chuan kei Mizo rilru hi ana dawn e mai..
Tun hnaia kan pipu sulhnu Vangchhia a dawt hmanga min rawn chuhpui ve ngawt chhan te kha kan ram hi an duh lutuk a maw.. Kan hre der mai si lova a mi chengte hian Kan hnam nihna Lalpa ah khian kan chian phawt loh chuan a ngaihna hi kan hre lo em a kan finna lah a hniam si a a Pathian ah lo chuan kan hnam nihna ah kan chiang thei si lo.. Pathianin chi in mi a chhui thin a kan hnam hlui tawh zia te a m hmante a hrilh fo va tunlai thiamna leh mithiamte in kan hnam hlui zia alo nem nghel chat zel bawk a.. A hnam a hnama central sawrkar beih kan tawh te kha hmu ohak chiah lo mah ila Indian nihna thinlung nei phak tur chu kan ni lo asin.. Kan hnam history, kan bul leh bal kan hriat zawng a beitham lutuk hi ni pawi ta chu.. Kei zawngin India ah ka awm a, Ka chuan Indian ka ni ati ani mahna, Ka thinlung ah chuan Mizo ka ni, hei hi Lalpa ram leh kan ram ani ka ti fan ang
I like the accent of Northeast Indians.
Definitely you are also part of india let the discriminators bark
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If u study a bit more u 'll find dat da number of rape cases In USA is more Dan dat of India
N we do have more number of bureaucrats dat are Muslims compared to any non Muslim country
Stop it fake propaganda
Fun fact: recently, MIZORAM ranked among the top 10 most happy states in a nationwide survey.
Nobody wants to visit that shithole
mizoram is very beautiful i have visited lawangtlai and aizwal but nobody hated me there
@Nick Gur your name tells me everything
@@lordoftheringnyess9765 racist !
@@gilnahnu no he’s not... you’re just playing the victim
To be honest, it feels like a blessing to have a vibrant mix of races, culture,, traditions, language and all. We all should just learn to accept and love each other. The ultimate identity of ours is Indian, politically. The ultimate identity of ours, philosophically, is human. One big ass reason to incorporate ourselves with each other and propagate peace and love!
I'm from Mizoram and I look like asian . Now I'm living in Banglore (south Indian city), and so many times my friends ask me am I Chinese . I feel really fed up because IM NOT , I'm indian and proud to be indian . It's really sad
@Harsh yep, it's very annoying some people like PUBG TH-camr who called them Chinese it's really piss me off that Indian is so diverse country not only Indian Asian lives here also Indian African who still preserve their culture
Just say that you're Chinese since the entire country wants us to be Chinese lol. Also the overall view of Indians from other countries is not as positive as compared to Chinese people.
@@VK-ro1qb yep , Just like how's Hollywood cast Chinese actor on their film
Jackie Chan, IP Man , Stephen Chan etc
You are saying this but when I try to get closer to NE people, they don't want to talk & they are always in their own group. I finally managed to have 2 friends from NE , with one I have lost touch.. Yes I 've seen my colleague asking a girl, if she is a Chinese..
I I am from north but I really like north east culture, face structure.
I wish i have face sturcture like north -easterns. east india more than north and west India.
And I know many things about north east india becoz me and my father stayed there and visited so many places
I'm Mizo myself and I want to say this : racism is from both sides! I've seen Non-Mizos being discriminated here too by some! But of course not to that level as North Eastern are being discriminated. Let's not wait for who stops it first! Let's start from oneself.. Just for the sake of humanity.
Completely agree with you!
Great message. Let's remove the distinction between mainland and northeast. It is just India. Let's not get influenced by any outside power which wants to divide us.
point
Thank you. Thank you for being a good person. It is with a very heavy heart that I have to say this, but statements such as yours are rare indeed. I was very jaded by the comments section until I came across your comment. Thank you once again,
sincerely,
a very jaded Northeasterner.
Let's stop using the word mainland india, there's no mainland in india, every part is equal. Much love ❤
I'm Mizo and I always consider myself as Indian. Although we might have different cultures and origin, still as we are in the present, we are a part of India, so we are Indian.
NE people are as Indians as anyone else. Due to lack of people to people interactions, many are curious about NE, it's culture, and people.
We need interactions.
@@hemangshrivastava9561 Yeah we pretty much need that.
Culture might be different.... But not origins north east India is being described in Mahabharata n Ramayana n several Upanishads...
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As a Bihari who spent his childhood in Sikkim, i love all my north east "INDIAN" brothers and sisters. I apologize deeply and regretfully for the ignorance and stupidity of the so called "Main landers" who dont know the history of the lands and the many sacrifices of the Assamese, Mizo, Etc.
@ganesh *central
@@vedantthakur09 no i didnt ! Kindly read my comment again.
@@karna_kayastha no i wasn't saying it to you... I tagged the other guy but I think it didn't tagged....
@ganeshtadigadapa1057 Bro racism is everywhere... For example you just called North Indians 'dirty'☺️...
First improve yourself then lecture others
😂 ta chikney Lai nepali bolna auuxa hola ta
Govt should add northeast in our cultural and historical studies.
@Ninja Star same
@Ninja Star very little
@Ninja Star same
they have added in my history books but its like so little and its mostly one state
@Ninja Star yeah same
I never saw north easterns as non Indians. Yeah some uneducated Mainlanders often do this because of lack of education but its very common for us in colleges to have North East INDIAN friends. I mean they are Indians and not North East Indians. This word is itself discriminatory.
Edit : Thanks for the likes guys!🙏
@Tushar Wallah just for your knowledge its a Geographical term and not sentimental term. Mainland India is connected to northeast India by a very narrow piece on map... So better check yourself before commenting like dumb.
@@rudeviper true.
@@rudeviperit's called chicken neck
Maybe. Anyway, I really don't like this "racism = lack of education" myth. Educated people often just hide their true colors behind a cloud of eloquently spoken words, and point fingers at people from lower classes with their alleged underdeveloped morality.
@@yurigansmith Correct, The educated ones are subtle. The uneducated ones are outright and straight up disgusting
Can we all take a moment to appreciate how peaceful that traffic is. Not a single horn, drivers being patient, no cutting lanes.
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True
Its not allowed honking in Mizoram
They are also called silent city
Rest of India should follow this good example. That would be a good start to reduce headaches from noise pollution.and show we are open minded to learn what is good from NE India.
Its obvious because of less population
Whenever I see any actual Chinese or Nepali ........I ask them that "Are you from Arunachal Pradesh or Mizoram".
I love my all north eastern brothers and sisters.
That's a good idea.
One of my bucketlist is to visit India, especially the Northeast part. I can feel that you have the nicest place and humble people.
Love from the Philippines🇵🇭
You will get robbed don't come here alone be always in a group a free advice to you from an Indian.
Just dont roam at night after 9 o clock one advice from a north eastern ( assam )
Come to my state mizoram where alcohols is illegal...women have more rights...and respect equally as men...you can go out anywhere any time...even at night...girls usually get out...learning songs in church and went home around 10..
@@arunavgogoi2696 are Indian from otger state safe there😬😬
Salmat po love from here ❤
India is incomplete without seven sister's .
I love and respect everyone.
Well there's actually 8 states in total, seven are considered as seven sisters and Sikkim is the Brother, so there are 8 northeastern states!!
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@@Champ-kj3gb Sikkim is really really important in our geopolitics, they chose to be with India and provided connection to seven sisters.
Every ethnic group makes up India, we look different from north to South and east to west.
Nagas are not Indian.
Nagalim/Nagaland was invaded and colonized by the British in the late 1870s. But it was administered as separate entity from British India... meaning it was not part of British India. Before India was given independence Britast kept Nagalim/Naga Hills as an "Excluded Areas" and was not part of independent India. But sadly India and Myanmar came to Nagalim/Nagaland in early 1950 uninvited and forcefully occupied them. It is worth mentioning that Nagaland/Nagalim declared independence on 14 August 1947 one day before India's independence. NAGAS ARE NOT INDIA.
@@manthonyjones193 whatever, but now they are indians.
Yesss.... It's more annoying for me as a South Indian....
I'm brazilian and I had no idea that there was such a difference between those regions in India! It's so cool to see how diverse and complex this is. Thanks for the work, Asian Boss, this channel brings us so much information, it's so great being able to learn more about the culture and historical background of those countries :)
you should come see the beauty of North East parts of India
@@JangminlalHaokip I'm gonna add that to my bucket list! India is a country I really wanna to visit, the culture seems so unique
Gabriela Ribeiro, do come visit here in Northeast India. I will personally assist you in your stay. ❤️
@goku oh, really? then I guess India is not so different from my country, we have a lot of diversity here as well
It's more complicated than they have expressed
This is from my point of view:
Because India is such a huge country (continent to be precise), culture, ethnicity, facial distinction vary, and they are rich in diversity, but still, they are still considered true blood Indians. Such wonderful people! ❤ from the Philippines 🇵🇭
Thanks bro for understanding... Actually people are ill-informed .. let me tell you, when my Papa see any Northeastern people he calls them Nepali... Not because he's racist or hates them, just because he's ill-informed and he doesn't even know about the Northeastern States...
The biggest problem we have and no one is giving is proper formal education.Proper education upto 10th especially about Indian geography and its people is must
I live in Delhi ...n I had four teachers from northeastern states when I was in school....they are the most humble and down to earth people I've ever met ...
When I was in 10th class, my Social study's teacher who was from Manipur always mispronounced my name, but she was still my favorite teacher.
Her name is Miss Manjusri.
But i have the oppsite .one of my teacher /caretaker wasfrom manipur when i was living my life in orphanage.she was the ugliest behviour i have ever experienced .she was harsh and i always felt she had some personal vengence upon us .but though i always loved the north east .hope oneday i would visit there
@@harip.ap.a3302 actually every one is not good like me and you dear😂
These type of people can found in every corrner.
@@siddhidixit4419 thanks dear
@Yashvardhan Poddar Exactly. There are good and bad people in every country/region/city/village.
My mother is from Manipur and my father is from Andhra pradesh and I and my brother we look like our mother so our whole childhood we have been called chinese and Nepali.. my nick name during schooling was Napolean.. but it never really bothered coz i really liked my northeastern lineage (south Indian too)😇
Also I am a proud Indian.. i love how diverse our country is.. ❤️
Good positivity sis...
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That was one hell of a nickname tho, LOL.
You think your country is diverse lol, Here in PH you can literally find every person resembling a different race even if they're filipino.
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Napolean was French...
Shruti we don't have that name in NE
We really look chines, Japanese, Korean or from thiland but we are 💯 % Indians 🇮🇳
Don't care for them
We are Indians
Love from middle India
It's normal in India..
Because India is the unity of diversity...
And all cultures respect and it's power of India...
I love my diversity culture.. 🇮🇳🇮🇳👍👍👍..
True I saw a south Indian being discriminated on the basis of his skin colour by some Naga guys . That guy just want to explore NE India. We need to accept Discrimination is on both sides. I think Bangalore is now becoming NE India , seriously I only see NI and NE indians there.😂😂😂
@Just the everyday Bihari streetshitter 😂😂
@Just the everyday Bihari streetshitter both😂
“ Being different is not a sin” are literally the wisest words I’ve heard in years.
Ayo I'm Bihari and we are most cursed people in India 😂
We still love my country!
But the fact is Bihar ka kuch nahi ho sakta itna chittu sa state hai aur vaha ki Population hai 11 crore Matlab hadd hai
@ଚନ୍ଦନ ନାୟକ ପ୍ରାରାଥମ କରୁଛି tum toh Odisha se ho
Biahris and UP bruh them boys taking all the L's lmao
@@ssm7593 aapne jo bhi kha voh shi but times r changing ppl r getting educated aur bihar mein bhi bohot kuch h
@@feosyr7fw.wyww9b63 hope so
I am from Nagaland
And proud to be an Indian😊😊😊😊😊😊😊
Love from MH ❤️🥰
@ಶಿವ ಕುಮಾರ್ 😂😂😂
@Niketh Natarajan are you an Indian?
Thats the spirit
Love from Kolkata
Do North East Indians consider themselves Indians...?
Is that even a relevant question...
They are definitely Indians...
Question needs to be asked to those who discriminate them...
They consider themselves as pakistanis.
moroccanevil Chinese
The question has dark sarcasm, it is not targeting north east indians, it is actually belittling the rest of india.
It’s like suppose there is genius person but everyone calls him mad, but there is this another genius person who with a smile asks the first genius person ,so do you consider yourself mad!?
I hope you get it
Bobs and vegana
pram 03 how your comment is relevant to this comment section!?
We south indians also look different from other Indians despite being in mainland India (first time hearing the term mainland India)...and we love north east India... But the problem is we have less chance of interaction because we are geographically disconnected and very far away......Both the regions are very green and peaceful with clean air ....
I can understand when people say they got discriminated i have had similar experience when couple of North Indians came to my place and discriminated our people..... There are good people in North and I think there are people in south who are bad
Some people discriminate for ridiculous reasons ....next time anyone discriminate tell them to leave india ... True indians don't discriminate... Jai Hind
Love from Kerala ♥️
I really want to live in Northeast part 🥺🥺so clean, peaceful 😌
We love you Guys , We all are proud Indian 🇮🇳❤️
From Rajasthan
Come to Guwahati.
it's not clean everywhere hehe but yup it's still very beautiful^^
@@barsha1642 My jiju is from Guwahati so my sister lives in Guwahati.I will surely visit soon ❤️
@@Sonukumawat23 👍
Soo true but waha par floods bohot aate hain especially assam
India is my country. All Indians ( including north east Indians) are my brothers and sisters. I LOVE MY COUNTRY...
We are Indians forever 💜🇮🇳💜
are we supposed to marry non citizen indians than
Love from Gujarat brother
@@Saniyahhh1602 😁😁 yes .. bcoz how sisters can marry brothers.. so we can marry non Indians...
@@ManishGupta-yr3cc 🥰 I am from kerala..💜
Armyy❤
I was shocked to even witness IAS aspirants asking me where Mizoram is. They already failed in Geography.
Ari D'Souza I have never come across a person who failed in eighth standard and attending UPSC coaching classes. Is that a show off or do I need to turn up the volume for other coaching centres?
Hey u can't just make fun of us (cuz im a mizo)even if we failed in geography we r good in other stuff too everyone has a strong point and a weak point
A lehkha thiam2 ho hi an knowledge a zau lo thei ngawt mai geographically -in..😂
Melody Pachuau Lehkha thiam tam zawk hi bookish knowledge chauh nei, general knowledge lama chhuan tur vak awm si lo hi ka tawng teuh tawh
yes , many of them don't even know where West Bengal, is when I said, I am from West Bengal , they said "ohh so u are Bangladeshi" 🤦♀️
I'm Filipino... When I saw people in this video most of them look like someone in the Philippines 😂😂😂😂
True.. But there are some who look like thai, Vietnam, cambo, japan etc. Each state or tribe in ne india have different facial figures. Their are some who have lighter skin and some who doesn't.
@@Marwein9527 are you a filipino??? Or northeast Indians
@@whydidyoureadmyusername2005 ne india
There's even diversity in ethics amoung themselves for example people of arunachal pradesh is only sino-Tibetan ethics in India actually they're Tibet just living in a india where as the state which is near Myanmar border people there's looks more South East Asian
Okay then lets start to call them Philippine
I'm from Mizoram, and when I was in Jharkhand(Northern part of India), I pranked one of my friends, saying that we speak Chinese, she actually believed me. I'm proud of my beloved country India.
Sorry, Jharkhand is in eastern part of India..
Btw I'm too from jharkhand
@@piratemonkey9353 thanks for clarifying 👍👍
We love u brothers. Dont worry. We are one.
battery12 you are Chinese not Indian
@@xXAnni3LuvsYhuXx Stop being racist, you simp (+__+)
I pranked a girl in Bangalore calling myself i am from Japan and she believed me lol
😂😂😂 nice
Nice😂😂
Even I lied one woman from Orissa that I'm from china👽🤣
Hahaha🤣🤣 south indians have no idea abou north eastern people but anorth indian wouldve known
right now Korea is so hyped next time say you are korean oppa😂
title is racist... we don't consider ourselves Indians, we are Indians
Yes!! you are 100% this is all propaganda by the Chinese - Divide and Rule just like British.
NothEast people are some of the best people India has and we all love them.
best comment
@@atiharshsingh4360 we are not divided by Chinese but the rude treatment we received whenever we visit other parts of India calling us virus Chinese.. maybe that kind of rude treatment cause you to lose half of Kashmir and now slow the whole Northeast too
@Pia Tshering I don't know how much you know about the history of Indian subcontinent but India that we know today was never one dominion. It was a fragmented land divided into various kingdoms and princely states. The republic of India came into existence only 70 something years ago. Not many people had travelled from north to south or from the East to the west. But now things are changing with the advent of technology and education reaching at every corner of our country people are becoming more and more inclusive and accepting. Yes there are a lot of idiots who are racist but one should not generalise an entire section of India based on such experience. I think the way forward is for everyone to correct the wrong when you see anyone misbehaving or being racist to our own countrymen we must speak up and show that moron his place. There's no space for racism in India we're one and are proud of our diversity.
And yes, it is also a propaganda by the Chinese who're trying to take advantage of it but they'll fail miserably. I'm not even concerned... you see this is the India of 2020 not 1960. India is powerful, self reliant and respected worldwide and has more allies to support her in case there's a war.
I am from Assam I have never faced any racial discrimination and we are Indian.
I think we are human.. Isn't it?? I am proud to be from Northeast.
I hate northeast indians from bangladesh
@@hellonoitsfine9681 I hate kangladeshis mulla from Myanmar🇲🇲 💪
@@Alice-7777 one time you say you are Burmese and another day you say you are indian
Good answer mate. Jai hind.
@@manoffewwords7306 shut up we will hindus
For your very kind information
Mizoram is the 2nd most educated state of India just after Kerala
I'm from Assam btw😊
🔴Edit :
According to the latest survey carried by NSO, Assam holds 5th position and mizoram is not in list of top 5. Kerala remains the 1st place
Being from Kerala, I most likely think that's wrong now. Kerala now probably ranks no.2 after Mizoram.
hmm, i would debate it to be Manipur but hey, to each their own
Good to know
From Assam
@@oishi4394BTS???😳😳 Sorry but don't shame us!
I am from Odisha and for the first time in my life I heard this word "mainland" on our country. We all are Indians and we all should proud of that. Love to all my northeastern friends 🇮🇳
The reason of referring to the rest of India as mainland is coz NE is culturally very different and is usually left out when India is discussed...For eg: Mainstream media, School Textbooks, mainstream film industry and even in the national anthem....On top of that the racism which locals face when they move to cities like Delhi, Bangalore etc to study or jobs....However that doesn't mean at all that NE people don't consider themselves Indians. We are wayy to patriotic!
Nagas are not Indian.
Nagalim/Nagaland was invaded and colonized by the British in the late 1870s. But it was administered as separate entity from British India... meaning it was not part of British India. Before India was given independence Britast kept Nagalim/Naga Hills as an "Excluded Areas" and was not part of independent India. But sadly India and Myanmar came to Nagalim/Nagaland in early 1950 uninvited and forcefully occupied them. It is worth mentioning that Nagaland/Nagalim declared independence on 14 August 1947 one day before India's independence. NAGAS ARE NOT INDIA.
@@manthonyjones193 now, nagas are indian. You should live in present brother.
@@manthonyjones193 according to ur logic non of the Indian is indian coz most of them are from Africa.
All of have migrated to some extent to live in the land of india
Live in present bro work on ur progress rather than demanding to be separated
@@tiggytaggy4857 U first learn about Naga history if u want to comment. Don't simple write or express anything based on your own ignorant attitude without understanding the fact.
Obviously we consider ourselves Indian what kind of a question is that?... From Shillong, Meghalaya
Exactly. I am from West (central) India and I'm so stunned at their stupid question. Like it is North East of India and not some other nation. You and me, we're are all Indians irrespective of our region. This question was so unseemly.
Dat a legit question. NE people get discriminated in main land India.
Its kind of a stupid question! Ofcourse they all are indians n its not like we don't consider them...even they shld know they are indians n not from China or japan..India is country with different caste , creed , religion , culture and we all look different the north indian from South and that from northeast bt we are all indians
Exactly !!!
I dont accept myself as an indian but consider as a NAGA kuknalim
Love from northeast ❤.
We don't care what others say. We are proud indians🇮🇳.
If anyone call you Chinese then call them Pakistani 😂😂😂
we know north (brown)and south (Black)people also look a little bit different.
Whatever we love you 💕💕💕
♥️♥️ Love you
@@tejaskumar1031 ❤❤
you look north indian lol :)
@@Ishant007 I am from assam
Yes you are
Soory brother for you everything you face for your looks
North east folks are the most inviting and their hospitality can't be compared with anywhere else in India !!
Thanks. Lots of love from manipur
Not true. When it comes about hospitality every state provides the best such as Punjab and South Indian states.
I don't agree... South Indians r great too. BTW I'm from North
@@VishwasRavindran92 agree !I'm from north east and hospitality is subjective..infact I have visted tamil,bengali punjabi and many more homes and i felt that tgey were very hospitalbe..but generally northeast people are more polite than the rest of India...
Come to maharashtra
"Mainland India" first time hearing this word in my life.Every land is mainland in India cuz India has such a huge geographical diversity that it is difficult to consider any land as 'Mainland'.
I was so shocked from this word 😓 only north indians are mainland India others are .... I am from bihar feeling sad on this 😥😓
Right bro
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they are talking about plains
Ma man.... central India is around the plateaus and some parts of the gangetic plains....maybe that's what they meant by mainland india.
I am from Northeast Indian
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@@novawarrior5473 read more...
@Sekhar VEVO ❤ one of the beautiful places in India
@Sekhar VEVO ❤
Sikkimese here
Daring Kemprai bro don't feel separate from India..we all respects and love..we all are Indian..no body in world can divide us...
Tbh im from northeast and am currently studying in the south and yeah its pretty tough when we go out because every person we see on the road stares at us and some will add weird comments and call us chinese and yeah it does really hurt, they'll also add more prices because of our face and really in my own country i have to face these
Why being called Chinese hurts u you should feel lucky being born much beautiful/handsome then other Indians
Most Racist country in the world 😂
In fact, Northeast Indians have the best appearance among Indians. They are jealous of Northeast Indians' appearance.
Sry you had to experience that
Are you in tamil nadu?
Because you look different from them? What are we supposed to do about it? They increase the prices for N.Indians too
Can't believe Asian boss made a video about us! Love from Manipur.
I study in the Philippines.. and the Filipinos always get confused when I say I'm an Indian and also the mainland Indians studying there won't recognise us as Indians at first there.. the reactions are always interesting.
Are you studying MBBSA there, please reply 😊😊
People 4rm rest of india cannot recognise cos we look differnt thats it....so when we c people of asian look can u say correctly 4rm whuch country he or c..its just reaction nothing else
Philippines dadi Manipuri masing yam likpa malle lairik tamba. Filipino singdi atopa country da lairik tamba chatle ngna Philippines da lairik tamiba
Bro tum to prank kar sakte ho Philippines me 🤣🤣
@@shivamdeol9370 go to someone and start speaking in Meitei and they will not understand, then tell them they have to guess what language it is. Won't be a prank but more of a social experiment.
My best friend from North East is Haokip and I call him noodles and he calls me chapati.😃😃
So sweet..
😀😀😀😀 good nickname 👌👌👌
I'm sure it's haokip
@@abhaybisht7790 wtf dude 🤔🤔
😂😂😂
I am from the Northeast and I am Indian, we all are Indians. Jai Hind🇮🇳🇮🇳
Bigrai Basumatary We love u brothers. Dont worry. We are one.
As a north Indian I never knew north east Indians were discrimination I don't care what you look like or what you eat as long as you call yourself Indians I will stand by you and not only I a lot of people are here to support you
@bigrai basumatary Keep telling this to your self let see if this work?...wait they just lable you "Nepali" hahahah
Thanku bro atleast u are with us 😊
@@rishitabhardwaj6408
Trust you would have read and seen by now on the news what the reality is! If the North East "Indians" are treated the same.
We the Rongmei people of North East India are genetically closer to Tibetans and Chinese. It is believed that Rongmei tribes migrated from Yunnan, China between 200 BC to 700 AD. When emperor Shi Huangdi captured Dian kingdom in 107 BC, many Dian ethnic groups mass migrated to South East Asia like Thailand, Vietnam, and Burma. Dian tribes practice jhum cultivation and bury their dead in vertical position. The last migration took place in 700 AD when Miao ethnic groups where displaced by Tang dynasty. Miao descendants were part of the earlier Dian tribes of 200 BC. The Hmong groups were the biggest ethnic groups of Miao tribes which is now scattered in Laos, Vietnam, Thailand and Burma. So based on the genetic study of Rongmei tribes and it's close relationships with the Chinese and koreans, it may conclude that Rongmei tribes migrated from Yunnan province to escape the tyranny of emperor Shi Huandi, the first emperor of China and Qin dynasty who build the great wall of China somewhere 300 BC to 100 BC. It is likely that Rongmei tribes were once part of the Dian ethnic tribes or Yelang groups who settled down in Yunnan between 200BC to 100 BC. After the fall of Dian kingdom in 107 BC, many Dian ethnic tribes further migrated to South, South East and South western Asia. The present day Tai Ahom of upper Assam, Tai people of upper Burma, the bodos of Assam, the Nagas, kukis, meiteis etc were once part of the same ethnic tribes of Yunnan. They all speak tibeto Burmese language, practice slash and burn cultivation and were head hunters. The Han Chinese called them barbarians of Yunnan.
Many folklores of meiteis, kukis, nagas, Zomis, bodos, bru etc are quite similar and will trace their origins from a cave. Almost all their Languages are quite similar denoting their coexistence since time immemorial. Some of the Ladakhis, Tibetans and upper Burmese language have some similarity with the North Eastern tribes of India.
It was the Britishers who United North East with the mainland Indians. Now North East tribes have special status and protections under the Indian government. Recent developments in infrastructure in North East India are helping the tribals to come closer to mainland India. Though we may look different or have different history, but now we are all Indians and have contributed a lot for the Indian growth.
I'm from Rajasthan. studying here at IIT Guwahati,Assam....after being explored all major parts of North-east.I can say that I'm in love with this green part of India.💚
Ohh hey bhai Im also studying there!!
@nooope __ Bro, It depicts an individual's character rather than a whole region..
These typo can be found everywhere in the world with different backgrounds
@@Qwerty-ft2eg Great..!!
A person who is calling Northeast People "Chinese" or "Nepalis" should be ashamed of Making fun of their Own Country People
Exactly
why is it bad calling them from the country they are originally from if they have genetics of Chinese so they are chinese even if they live in india 😂😉
@@princethakur9007 stfu so you call every north indian middle eastern?? you have little and almost no knowledge on ethnicities
@@princethakur9007 if they are Chinese then we should call you Pakistani....right mr. Racist....😏
@@princethakur9007 u have proof. Oh right ur uneducated
They lookslike indonesian, thailand or malaysian. 😳 wow. I had no idea there are people looks alike us outside southeast asia.
They look like Northern Chinese and Tibetans
Many of them have small eyes and monolids like Northern Chinese, not Indonesians and Thais who have big eyes and double eyelids
@@Ononorium
No, they just completely look like Southeast asian .
@@definzgoody5448
People interviewed in the video definitely looks southeast Asian, but there are also people not featured in the video who look east Asian. They are also very diverse.
Yeah , I am from northeast and we look more like south east asian
As an Indian, I would like to express my sincere apologies to our brothers and sisters from the North East. The recent incidents of discrimination, harassment, and violence against North East Indians in different parts of the country are deeply disturbing and unacceptable.
I understand that these incidents may have caused feelings of hurt, fear, and insecurity, and as a fellow Indian, I share your pain and anguish. It is important to remember that diversity is one of the greatest strengths of our country, and we must embrace and celebrate our differences rather than use them to divide us.
We must stand together in solidarity and take collective action to address and eradicate any form of discrimination or bias, and create a society where everyone feels safe, valued, and respected. We need to educate ourselves and others about the rich cultural heritage of the North East, its people, and its contributions to our nation's progress.
Once again, I apologize for any harm caused, and I hope that we can work together to build a more inclusive, harmonious, and loving nation.
How many of you love north east?
We all are Indians let's show them our loves
But it's fault of Northeast government they bann All Hindi content in 2000 if they don't want to connect with us how we can connect with anyone they should also understand this like every state does promotion of there culture they should also do same if someone doesn't want to do how we can be interested like " Mary Kom" was released all over the world but Northeast Government banned it because of the movie was in Hindi then how can we become interested in there culture before blaming us talk to your government 😒😒😒😒
I am a northeastern but I dont look like mongoloids because I look like an Aryan
I remembered when I went to Goa everyone was shocked when I told that I'am Northeastern(Assam). They thought I am bengali or punjabi😜 but my uncle looks like a chinese or japenese and he had often got discriminated when he went to dubai but my father is not. They think that my father is punjabi and my mother is bengali and so my aunt looks like a dravidian(south indian look).
I just want to say that the majority of assamese people have a look like the people of mainland india because nearly 60 percent people dont look like mongoloids but the rest of northeast do. So we should not discriminate them🙏
i love northeast its really sad that northeast tourism is not doing good, i am planning to visit there as soon as covid lockdown is released.
Northeast part of India is such a beautiful paradise. India's seven sisters
@@shivi5669 Majak kkar reho kya, mai North east se hu, our yaha mera school mai hindi sik ta hai, or merry com movie be banned nahi hu wa yaha Bollywood movie be dekta hai
if you know nothing about northeast plz don't spread fake news
Even South Indians are discriminated and shamed for being darker in shade.
True
True 😢
@Abel exactly north india especially bihar Up people are darker which is nothing to be ashamed off yet they keep south Indians darkest
And north indians get discriminated in South India 😂🤣
@@ayushsharma913 tf i have never seen discrimination towards north Indians in south india
I'm so sorry on behalf of everyone if you are from north east and had to face discrimination in the other parts! Let's all stand tall together united against all the odds, afterall, we all are Indians in the end! Sending you all love and hugs❤️🙏
Youu should not be sorry. No onw has a Nationality scanner in their Brains. What would you do if you see someone from Asian countries like Japan/China and mistake them for NE Indians? That's why asking name is better than judging instantly. Same thing happens with Indians-Pakistanis-Arabs-Mexicans, but we don't get hurt.
@@yashnirwan8436 this is so true. Once i got confused about a person who approached me for some help in Chennai , of being japanese, korean or north east Indian as there r many ppl from these groups here.. but i didn't ask anything as there was risk of offending that person. I can know if they r speaking in their native language but that person spoke to me in English, so i was confused.
@@yashnirwan8436 Dude discrimination is more then just that. Remember a boy from Arunachal Pradesh who was mocked for his hair style and was beaten to death? Just STFU don't try to downplay things if you don't understand what it means
@@Bluepanda555 Remember Biharis getting beaten up and chased away from everywhere ?? Should they also demand a separate country?🙄
@@yashnirwan8436 i rather eat chinese food then eat pudina garam masala and die of dysentry and rather be called nepali or chinese then be a part of north indian...North indians are worst,i studied in both south and north india and i must say south indians are way cool,gentle,down to earth,polite and "Trustworthy".. Wanakam
Their physical look looks more like the south east asians than the Chinese or Korean or Japanese to me.
Tibetan
Yes, they are of Burmese and Thai descent and have nothing to do with China, Japan and South Korea.
Bro, some of the angami girls from Nagaland looks exactly like Koreans because of their naturally fair skin 🤣🤣
Atleast research before commenting🙏👍
@@Catholicguy-qs3ng No way, they are of Burmese descent,
Yes, from the appearance of the race, China, Japan, South Korea (Vietnam counts as half) are in the same category, and they belong to East Asia! Myanmar, Laos, Cambodia, Thailand, Malaysia, the Philippines, and Indonesia are in the same category, and they belong to South Asia! India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, and Sri Lanka are in the same category,belonging to South Asians
I'm from Northeast(Meghalaya) belonging to Khasi ethnicity and I'm surprise Asian Boss has a content about us and the region itself.
Proud Khasi here.
Oh hiii!! I LOVE MEGHALAYAAAAAA!!! love from Assam!!
Just a passer by.
I also belong to a khasi ethnicity! I’m half khasi and half Swedish though
@@jiminsjawlinecutme1897 For a moment I read Scottish :D
If u r khasi iam garo...who is indian then..they r also bihari.tamil,telegu,marathi ,who is indian
@@pratyashi191 i love Assam too
Imma..have a word i'm indian and seriously would die for any country who try to damage Our Motherland!!(fromMizoram)
We know this brother love you.
That is we .. unity in diversity 💖💖💞
I'm from Uttar Pradesh... I'm so angry why the government took no action to promote North Indians..
I love every Indian no matter if he is from Kashmir Kerala Rajasthan Delhi Mizoram or any other place of India.
Lots of love from Maharashtra mate ♡
Loveeeeeeeeeeee uuuuuuuuuuuu.
"Do northeast Indians consider themselves to be Indians?"
Me: Wait, what?! Is that even a question?
Some don't..hence the nagaland rebellions
@@souljaboyisbad Oh okay.
@@BygoneByte that's kinda odd actually unless you are from AP(sorry if that sounds a little harsh). It's like Vietnamese or Burmese saying they are Chinese.
After I just got hated for looking more asian in india, after peaple calling me "chinese" "Japanese"
Then I would consider myself as Japanese or Chinese that's better
@@aparnadas1643 Yeah sure, that's completely up to u. U can call yourself anything you wish to :)
But just remember, India is culturally and geographically a part of Asia, if u didn't know already :)
Many northeast people say that they are victims of racism when they go to North India or Central India...but being from Bihar I have lived in the Northeast (specifically in Nagaland, Manipur & Mizoram) as my father worked in CRPF as a SO and thanks to my dark skinned complexion I have always been treated with nicknames like kalia, kauwa, koyla, kallu, chocolate, bihari etc. because most of my classmates were from northeast and were pretty fair in color... many a times people would just come to me and talk in a accent of someone eating pan etc.
And for all my childhood which is spent in northeast i.e. from class 1 to 12, I have been nicknamed in my school based on the color of my skin at one point it became so much that the only time my name (Sanidhya) was rightly pronounced was during examination attendance...I'm just mentioning this based on personal incidents which happen with me....currently I'm 2nd year student so these experiences are not some decades old things..
My motive is not to spread hate nor do I'm promoting that one should be racist against Northeast Indians by calling them Japanese or Chinese they are as Indian as any other citizen of the nation...but all I'm mentioning is, this goes both ways...and if it is to stop it has to stop both ways...if calling someone chinki is wrong, which it is...then calling someone koyla, kalua etc. is also wrong.
@@tauhidshaikh4304katuwa ✂️
When I was in Goa, some big people called me ChingChong, I called them King Kong, but they were tried to beat me up, man, that not equality
ignore the idiots.. sorry brother..
I am sorry bro for any discrimination you faced or fellow Indians from North East did 🙏🏼
Poi ve 😳😳
🤣🤣🤣👍
XD
I'm from Assam n most of my friends even one teacher used to call me Japani but I like it because I'm a weeb hehe... But yeah I consider myself as an Indian and I love Indian culture💖
You are so unique 🌟
Love you sisii...🌟
INDIAN♥️♥️🌟
Hail Weeb community 🔥
@@rasneetkaur8363 Thank you 💜
@@navedalfred7398 😁
@@greedsekai333 no worries🌠
To all my fellow Indians,
I don't want facial features to divide us and describe who we are. We all live under one flag and that's all it really matters. Where in India makes no difference to me and it shouldn't for anyone. Let's slowly eradicate this prejudice and become united once again!
Edit: There is *no* mainland India because our entire country is equally important and we shouldn't divide our land in names. What's crucial is that we all live on the same land and that's all that really matters
A nation is a socially constructed community, imagined by the people who perceive themselves as part of that group.
The media also creates imagined communities, through usually targeting a mass audience or generalizing and addressing citizens as the public. Another way that the media can create imagined communities is through the use of images. The media can perpetuate stereotypes through certain images and vernacular. By showing certain images, the audience will choose which image they relate to the most, furthering the relationship to that imagined community.
JyaTen You Went To Wrong Place Bro
@@jyaten3191 Yea there are some assholes here, but don't generalize, there are good people as well :)
@@youngboi3727 currently media does nothing ...apart from spreading communal hate
@@jyaten3191 As a South indian I have been called Madarasi and idli sambhar and what not. There are going to be people like that. Trouble is they aren't truly taught about the diversity within our country leading to creation of these racist stereotypes. But we need to stand up for ourselves and each other. It will surely improve as time goes by. I want to be positive and I hope after what you've faced you still find it in you to be so too.
I'm from Burma and I think Mizos and Chin people have a lot of similarities culturally and ethnically. As a chin, I have seen many other chin people wearing your cultural pattern and I myself have a few patterns from your culture. Where I'm from, you'll be surprised at how many people know the Mizo language including my whole family and we aren't Mizo.
Come on bro. We're basically the same people.
@@42069TV We are! On Chin National Day, most cities also combine with the Mizo groups there and we have so much in common cultural and language wise
@@lamluncopeson7033 And yet, we all call ourselves different names and different words, let tribal differences divide us all and speak someone else's languages, like right now, and speak Hindi or Burmese.
Mizoram, Arunachal pradesh Nagaland, Manipur, Assam, Meghalaya, Sikkim, Tripura.
These are beautiful sister states of North East India.
I am from central India and have friends from Tripura and Manipur.
we people from Darjeeling are also north east people though we belong to West bengal . It makes me sad that Darjeeling is always ignored
recently a awareness program was conducted in our school and all the presentation was done in bengali and we couldn't understand what was written there and everyone was so frustrated
ASIAN BOSS: thanks for this video....please do a piece on Tibetan people living in Dharamshala
@@AK-zz6bh
Bengal has a rich culture since ages and has given India great leaders and Yogis and artists and poets.... If you want recognition then do sthg about your culture....
@@pemlamu9969 wow another army love from punjab
I'm sorry to hear that there is this kind of discrimination still exists in our country. Love to all the North Easterners. I'm from Himachal and i really look forward to visiting North East someday.
You are most welcome to Visits..
MollieVX visit Nagaland ,it's my hometown n it's beautiful 💜
Please do visit our Northeast... Its very beautiful place...
me too from HP 👊🏻
I was called Bruce Lee by some locals in chennai😂😂😂😂
😂😂😂really
🤣🤣
My dad was also called Jackie chan
That's a compliment BTW 😂
damn thats cool.. :) guys and girls from the north east are really beautiful in general
This is the beauty of India. You will find the entire Asia in just one country..😊
India is a subcontinent every whether and every color of ppl even every religion lives in INDIA🇮🇳😌
Not true population of northeast is barely 1% it doesn't count as diversity
@@Tarozhou wtf??who definese diversity ,there is not stats in diversity,btw people of northeast accounts 3.68% of india population,u didn't research did u??please research before spouting nonsense
@@glimmerdewdrop7594 if u exclude assam then population will be like 0.3%.Assam is the populated state people of Assam isn't Northeastern they are Indo-Aryan people only
@@glimmerdewdrop7594 you can called it diversity when atleast their is certain portion of population even many Europe countries have Indian population we don't call it diversity just because of 3,4 indian living there
I am also from India (andaman and nicobar islands)....also not from mianland India.....But i have been to northeast and...Those people are the best ....honetsly....so good
Maybe Some one make video on andaman and nicobar bc we mainland people don't know anything about those people and lifestyle we just know it's a part of India and good place for vacation😅
Tys for visiting hope u hade an amazing time there ...do visit again everyone is welcome here in northeast ..unlike mainland Indian
So heartbreaking that we don't know much about Andaman and Nicobar culture and history.
@@navnavi9499 we are just the same....Just that we dont get recognition much...Modi has just been here once soooooo.....
@@kayisomao7478 yes bro...love northeast...
Am I the only one who is hearing "MAIN LAND" for the first time...in my 19 years experience of life in India!??????🥺🤕😔😔😔
It's how we refer to people who don't live in the northeast region as it is easier for us to navigate places
@@ooogabooogaa please don’t 🙂
You too are our people
7 sisters are also our land 🙂🧡
“Mainland “
I also
@@ooogabooogaa no...you are also part of main land only then...no main land or sub land in India...all are same ...and it is all main land.😭❤️
@@anjaliyadav2452 yes bro.🙂🇮🇳❤️
Never forget these northeastern people hav laid down their life's in distant places like kashmir for the sake of their country , brave soldiers , great people , every corner in India , people differ vastly , looks , cuisines , culture , lingos , so on & they r all Indians .
Side effect , maa , baap ke galti ka natija.. toxic effect , uncultured people need to learn to respect fellow citizens , the rest follows pretty easily , ab yeh baath jahilon ke palley nahin padhta .
Hamare des main ki sanskriti itni purani hai , ke dunyi ke har varg ke log melenge , but lets b clear the Gen Y which is connected by tech , social media , makes connecting with fellow indians much easier ... a guy like me a Gen X , is fluent in south & north indian lingos , remember .. Patriotism is to love & respect to fellow citizens , nation comes later .
@पढ़ो अंग्रेजी पर लिखो हिंदी Wow bro ya hit the nail there.
Well said Sir .
Gorkha soldiers laid down their life for India in Kashmir. not only northeastern people tho they look similar.
Oh man this is heartbreaking 🥺 i would like to apologise on behalf of others. please don't feel that way, we all are brothers and sisters and most importantly we are all indians. In future I'll definitely visit north east. Love from south india 💓.
I'm from Assam(north east) and I consider myself as true indian ..I can die for my motherland!!
True im from tripura too and im proud to be Indian and proud Indian army jai hind😎🔥💖
Go back to Bangladesh
Love assam from kerala
First try to write India in your comments instead of north east after u can die for india
@@travellersingha2792 another illiterate you are definitely not an Indian
I'm from northeast, tripura and yes we considered ourselves as indian❤
@Dinesh Bhat thank you bro 😍😊
Thanks sister we are indians
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I am also frm Tripura n ur rigt sis
Love u sis
Its simple when someone told you that you look like Chinese, Korean or japanese you told them back that you look like Pakistani, bangladesi, maxican but not indian
True
😂😂😂
WAIT WAIT MEXICO!?????
PAKISTAN BANGLADEAH MAKES SENSE BUT MEXICO IS SO FARRRRRR
@@nitusrivastava7803 Maxican peoples skin tone is similar to indians. many times peoples in USA get confused between maxican and Indian(If indian is not too brown)
I always found Northeastern clean, polite, and friendly.
Many NEs studied with me in Delhi and We lived as brothers in our Hostel. I remember those days when we all cwlebrated Holi ,Christmas, and Eid togather. Beauty of our incredible country 🇮🇳
Ok aside all this topic...Did u notice There are lot of moving vehicles behind but u can hardly hear any honk considering how In India one of the first thing u notice are honking. Indeed Mizoram deserve the Title of Noise Free State in India.
Yes. North Eastern Indian states are far more cleaner and natural than places like in Golden Quadrilateral
For a whole minute I thought your profile pic was Kim Taehyung
Gosh I am getting obsessed! 😭
That's why it's called the peaceful state ;)
Ty
@rmjinyoongihobijimintaejk Yeah maybe!
I know North-East India is far better than Mainland India, Because their city is more clean and beautiful, And there are so much talented people. Love 😘 from West Bengal,India 🇮🇳
What do you mean better? We are all from the same country and we should not compare between our equally beautiful states
@@roan9754 yes
@Mr. Witcher yupp true , i am from West Bengal too. those places are really more clean and less polluted , but here in other states the people spits paan gukthka anywhere , puts garbage everywhere,
虽然是一个国家，但他们不是同一个种族。印度东北部确实比印度大陆漂亮得多。从区域环境可以看出种族之间的差别。
@@roan9754 yeh
When my northeast dad went to China in 2017 a guy talked to him in Chinese because he thought he was chinese lol
The time that I visit China people talk to me in Chinese I response with head nodding....and soon they found out I'm not Chinese hilarious😂😂
@@hriata5384 😂 look doesn't matter we all are indians.even my 3cousins look exactly Chinese but we are from Odisha 🙄
@@sonalipradhan6861 😄😄
@jisooboobear no it's the Name of my state...in northeast india thoug it's not an exect spelling but this is how our ancestor pronounced it before they were introduce latin script..
@jisooboobear yea...😂 where are you from?
when i was a kid i used to watch Chinese movies of Jackie Chan, Jet Li etc and i used to think they look different from me because i used to think all Indians are same and I'm also Indian and i used to say infront of my dad that "so they are Chinese and they are different people" but the irony is that I am more Chinese than Indian which i realized now🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
OMG bro 😂😂😂
@@KrishnaSharma-g1e 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I am bihari and delhi people makes fun of me then i shouldn't consider myself indian?? Wtf 😂 i am more indian then any racist.. Repeat with me i am more indian then any racist!! Love you ❤ thanks
Delhi me yeh sabko sath hota hai. Racism. Then they also find a way even if u r from delhi. South delhi, old delhi, bla bla. Whenever I visit delhi, I actually speak less🤣
@@adharsh69420calling someone 'bihari' itself is considered mockery yk. It's really bad when people use your own identity as an insult
Delhi is weird man
@@adharsh69420 they don't call u Japanese or Korean in a disrespectful manner. They call u so because u belong to the mongoloid race just like them. I m not justfing it . It's wrong but it ain't disrespectful. But just think about people of Bihar. The term bihari itself as become a cuss word in the metropolitan cities. For them bihari means uneducated, uncivilized , etc.
@@remylebeau2382 They do.. It's not because they don't know the other guy is a north east Indian but because of their eyes. I've witnessed most myself
Wow! I didn't know there were so many East Asian looking people in India!
Love from Japan!
Wow you know Hindi
@@brucewayne1636 I'm still learning!
@@हानासुगिसाकी anata wa gakusei desu ka??
Good 😁
Hello hana love from mumbai india 🙏 i am a fan of Japanese culture and karate i know a little bit of Japanese words when i learned shotokan karate
I am from Aizawl, Mizoram, India and i am so happy to see so many positive comments. Thank you so much guys 😭
Not all in mainland r bad.we r indians.that's matter for me
@@vivekpatil7948 but you are a Korean...lol....😂😂😂😂
@MATHA NOSHTO-MAN I respect their choice...I said him Korean because his name is koren.
@I HRIA EM where u live man??
Love u NE
To All my sisters and brothers of mizoram, please understand that almost all people of Bihar, uttarpradesh, madhyapradesh, chhattisgarh etc. Know you as an Indian. So please don't be mislead.
Mizo in team auto lose
So much love from South India to our North eastern Indians 💜💜 we're lucky to have you guys !!!
dish3.14 !! Sushmita Sen wasn’t wrong when she said in Miss Universe 1994 that was held here in my country that your country is a land where love is a sense of life 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳
You are most welcome here, you are more hard working than us, and more law abiding than us and more cleaner than us. there is nothing more to ask.
@@justinnagac5558 nice to see you appreciate us... It's what being a nation is, isn't it ? We can't make them feel like they're not part of us, when they certainly are, and a very important one at that
Thx
Thanks❤❤❤
I'm from Arunachal. When I was in Delhi people used to ask me if I was a Thai, Chinese or Japanese. Initially, I would try to explain that I'm Indian but later on you are asked the same question so many times that you tend to ignore it. 😂 That was long time ago...I hope the situation has changed now.
It's changing ....in reality u only tell me how we can differentiate between northeasterners and other Asians just by looks...?big somebody asks u from where are unthats not racism
@@megatron1560 did I say racism? But it is annoying....And even if I say Arunachal. They ask Himachal? 🙄
At least we have progressed more socially than mainland Indians.
Why only chinese or thai also burmise Laos Cambodian😁😁😁
@@pranabsarkar6395 South East Asians.
I pranked a boy in bihar saying I am from South Korea and he believed😂
Actually I'm from Sikkim and some people don't even know where it is as they consider north east only as 7 sisters but sikkim is the brother state.
DOMA Gensapa We love u brothers. Dont worry. We are one.
@Insane guy ...you need help..you're name says so😂
@Insane Guy he is Indian
@@sagartamang0000 Nepal occupied sikkim
@Insane Guy no you shut up
Racist
This should be titled "making Indians fight against each other"
Edit 2021 : I've seen this discrimination myself and I'm disgusted and I'd rather keep this comment to remind myself how I'm being better from my past self
Right
Exactly. They are totally trying to divide the whole country. And this is also getting true as fools are really fighting each other.
At least it opened your eyes that there IS ignorance from mainland Indiands to the northeast one.. i mean, how the hell can an Indian says that Assam is in Bangladesh?!
@@SR-pw6pi ikr
Oh..please.. The voices of NorthEast people are being heard. Does it hurt your ego?
Nowadays i think there's no discrimination.. Just a few people do.. They know about us that we are from NE India.. But we need more progress.. So the world know about us that we are exist.. Proud to be Indian 🇮🇳
i think they discriminate bc they don't know how diverse india is.... lol even i ws ignorant in college bc in school i studied abt the diversity of India but never thought too much abt it n when i ws in college i thought "how come there r so many foreigners here" but when i talked to one girl from North East India i ws so shocked by her "hindi" skill n i asked her directly that frm where she learned the language.... lol it ws so embarrassing 😣but nw i am trying my best to knw abt every culture in our country.... i want to travel the whole world but 1st i want to explore my own country.
This is true only of metrocities!
Go to cities and towns, they are still ignorant about NE people.
Even people from metrocities think our ancestors migrated from somewhere else. They dont know that our land became part of India only in the last century.
@@Mi-xi2my idk in what school you studied, we have studied in grade 8 and 10 about Geography of India dude....it covered everything! (I am talking about Maharashtra state board)
@@youngboi3727 not in metrocities.. there are many NE indians here in mumbai and we know about them, and it's nothing new for us you will always find a NE indian, south indian and a Nepali guy in every group of friends. and even some Marathi natives look like NE indians for some reason.
@@mayur4699 Mumbai is a metro city.
Went I went to Japan last 2016 for study, my roommates and dorm-neighbors were from Mizoram. I was surprised that they were Indians considering that they look more SouthEast Asians. They’ve told me the same experiences/stories they had that was mentioned here in this video. The moment they came in our dorm (I arrived in Japan ahead of them for three months), we instantly felt that sibling-like connection. They treated me like their own family. I am from the Philippines 🇵🇭 and I was the only one in the entire campus. I’ll never forget their kindness and goodwill to me even I’m already back here on my country. I assure you Mizos are one of the most kindest people you will ever meet. Hoping one day I can visit Mizoram.
Lots of love from the Philippines 🇵🇭
lots of love from Mizoram ❤❤
Lots of love from india
We love you....😍
I am Pinay🇵🇭 and I have Nagaland friend for 2 years. He is so gentle and kind😊
Ivy M yes they are. Maybe if we were in different scenario, I might’ve fallen in love to my Mizo guy friend haha
They're definitely better than normal Indian more clean better hygienic and definitely more good looking that other Indian
They're were never Indian in first place
@@Tarozhouexactly. the original people of north east india were brown, not of sino-tibetan descent. Dalai lama is not indian either but he is in india due to the invasion of china.
@@kk7420 Dalai Lama is not northeastern. There is a difference between Northeastern people and refugees.
@@kk7420 and FYI Northeastern people have always lived there since very long although some might have immigrated. There are lot of folktales and stories.
@@happinessesss agreed. however using that logic, one might conclude that the latinos have supposedly lived in america long enough, that it is their land even though the natives were "american indians". It is just as important to acknowledge native culture as it is to respect others. Perhaps another analogy could be used here. For instance, the "Kashmiri pandits" were native to Kashmir, however they had moved out for security reasons. As a result, almost all of Kashmir's remaining people in the modern day follow islam. Would you perhaps argue that Kashmir is not the land of hindus due to this? My ancestors have been living in north east india for milennia, yet I'm still seen as an outsider because it is dominated by people of sino-tibetan descent.