Chinese Dams on Brahmaputra river | India's strategic concerns | Geo-political advantages

[@oandalevelchemistry8095]

Please do one on Tista barrage that was constructed by India to control Bangladesh's water supply

[@southasianreport]

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[@nazianazir6331]

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[@srestagyanendra]

That's called hipocracy brother, only seeing what others have done and don't realize their own mistakes

[@breezeli6233]

India did more to Pakistan and Nepal. India built the dams and diverted the majority current and leave those two countries dry and poor.

[@akhan_999]

Chinese did the same india did if you need water 💧we stop them if not we through on your face like india did to others.

[@choegyal100]

Geopolitics is a cruel business, it’s nothing to do with values, ideology, friendship and love; only interest matters.

[@utuberrs2256]

Yup...its clear cut👍👍

[@kishwarfatema6354]

चीनी इंडियंस की तुलना में बहुत सभ्य लगता है। वे भारत के साथ डेटा साझा कर रहे हैं। भारत बांग्लादेश के साथ क्या कर रहा है।बरसात के मौसम में बांग्लादेश के कुछ क्षेत्र डूब जाते हैं, जो बिना किसी सूचना के अचानक बांध का द्वार खोल देते हैं।शुष्क मौसम में अचानक बिना किसी सूचना के सभी गेट बंद कर देते हैं।पानी की कमी से कुछ क्षेत्र रेगिस्तानी हो जाते हैं। इसे बर्बर मानसिकता कहा जाता है।

[@leapdrive]

It’s time for India to liberate Tibet and Uygher from China.

[@shermanpeabody6102]

@@leapdrive , the plan India will form a Tibet invasion force of using its 120 million unemployed, jobless indians and march into Tibet

[@junmingqian7158]

@@shermanpeabody6102 Fool, don't say such stupid things. Did you forget 1962? If there is such shameless provocation, be careful that the PLA is everywhere in New Delhi overnight. India is a joke.

[@AIntel540]

I don't think that the speed of water as the reason for bringing calamity to Indian territory is correct. First, the river water is flowing through valleys being slowed down due friction by the floorand sides of the valley. So even when this water enters India the water speed is not likely to be catastrophically high. Second, the flow in Arunachal is confined to a narrow swath due to flow in valley. So the destruction will not be huge. Third, the dams will be in series (tandem on the same river). So even if the water is released simultaneously from all dams, it will have to pass through the sluice gates of the downstream dams, which can allow a certain amount of waterflow, preventing any immensly catastrophic deluge to be caused. Fourth, only 31% of Brahmaputras rainwater comes from Tibet. Rest od the water is added downstream in India. Fifth, the main cause of devastation in such scenario would be from flooding in the plains. Last, since war here is likely to be fought only after monsoons, if they let go off all the stored water, their electricity generation will be hit badly. I dont think that they would do it.

[@cloudbuilder74]

you are a wise person.

[@saurabh-tp7hs]

This is a major ecological concern mam. Every year brahamaputra leads to heavy floods in assam and ne region of India.

[@southasianreport]

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[@kmseyam7897]

@@saurabh-tp7hs what about Farakka dam?! What about Gazaldoba barrage? India has destroyed the ecology in northern Bangladesh by diverting water unlawfully. And are still doing so. Teesta has been killed by building countless Dams in India. Now, flood and drought have become a cycle of misery for the people of Bangladesh.

[@RR-mm2jq]

Good points. But you’ve ignored the ecological impacts of altering water flow at will. It’ll cause significant damage to the economy of NE India and Bangladesh. Adverse Economic impact = Political unrest. China is a country that will use weapons not only during wars but aldo during peace time. Corona was their weapon on the entire world economy while their’s kept growing on the misery of others. So, you fo need a more complete perspective, good points are not good enough.

[@ronyrasaltithi]

Now India will be see how bangladesh devastating when India open Farakkah dam gate when raining too much. 1/3 of our land every year destroy by indian dam.

[@Keniz99]

That happens to Assam too, when Bhutan opens its dams, Assam Bhramaputra basin are flooded.

[@6tong]

India is such an evil to Bangladesh

[@nehagupta1204]

@Frank Lord just wait some yrs ... now u will see .... china will say Bangladesh belongs to them as they claims South China sea theirs because china puts expansionist policy ...even they didn't cares who are their brother 😀

[@southasianreport]

Bangladesh is suffering Floods in Moonson and Drought in Winter just because of So many Indian Dams on Shared Rivers. One the worst is in case of Teesta and Farakkha Dam. Though Bangladesh receives some water from Ganga which is through Farakkha Dam but Due to Mamata Banerjee's stand still, Bangladesh is deprived of Teesta water for so many years. Our northern part got dried during winter. Farmers got no water for cultivation. This is huge crime that india is doing for long time.

[@shuilong52]

Amit Sengupta-appreciate your comments on Faysal Ahmmed info on how many dams India built on rivers flowing thru Bangladesh.

[@mrsiam8808]

To be perfectly honest, I was supposed to request you to come up with the implications of Yarlong issue. Thanks sir.

[@nazianazir6331]

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[@newby2929]

Tibet is short of water, and the water volume of the river on the Chinese side is very small. Even if it is completely blocked, the downstream water volume will only be reduced by 14%. But because the water rushes down from a height, it is very powerful. So it can generate electricity.

[@raimsdayer4488]

It can easily be stopped by construction of reservoirs and dams

[@AhsanALHisham]

When you do it is right and if someone else is wrong then it is wrong. There is nothing wrong with the fact that you have blocked Farakka in the river Ganges and again in the river Teesta !!!

[@varunshedigudde1880]

@Arunaya Kunj savage bro😂😂

[@GauravBharali1908]

He is a Bangladeshi....Don't worry bro during flash floods in Assam by the Chinese opening of the dams...one day you too will be pyare to Allah..I have seen many of your families in the same way In Assam as Brahmaputra flows just 3km away to my home...

[@atharvchauhan5119]

we are not like China we freed you from Pakistan and will not harm you. Also do you not know what they did with Sri Lanka then do yourself a favour and watch it.

[@southasianreport]

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[@paulkeenan2691]

Valuable insights- thank you for supporting our awareness

[@kublaipandey4634]

How many dams India built on river’s flowing through Bangladesh illegally? Answer =174

[@circleoflife3749]

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[@drdan1233]

@@circleoflife3749 and also made many Dams on Pakistan side as well...

[@thomashyde464]

China is more friendly reasonable and wisdom than India.

[@PakistaniFatherChinese]

@@thomashyde464 when China block your Bangladesh water，you will regret，don't beg your great indian baba by then

[@PakistaniFatherChinese]

@@thomashyde464 when China block your Bangladesh water，you will regret，don't beg your great indian baba help you Bangladesh by then

[@naper806]

It’s good to have a full appreciation by all parties of the geo-political advantages and disadvantages involved.

[@divyanshi5495]

One of the best educators I have ever seen..Can't mention in words how helpful your videos have been .. Thanks for making such educational videos..

[@Roy-eo1ok]

Thank you for your crystal clear explanation 🙏

[@himangshubhuyan8783]

Thank You Sir for Providing this information, Love From Assam, Jai Hind 🇮🇳

[@jharnamukherjee4450]

It is a very worrying phenomena. couldn't something be done through internatioal mediation?

[@himachalvideos9112]

Always straight to the point with no wastage of time. Your teaching helped me ace geography 🙏🏻 Thank you so much Sir 🙏🏻

[@bhansinghyadav5718]

I do not know much English, but by speaking you feel like I am studying in Hindi

[@pradeepraj9631]

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[@pradeepraj9631]

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[@pradeepraj9631]

That's sad

[@ASHKUM-uw2qg]

India can also build several dams near Pasighat to be able to store all the water China all of a sudden releases from its dams.

[@mihirshroff6911]

But if it takes 15 days for water to reach assam cannot we use geostationary satellite to constantly monitor water flow from space? And for that matter also to keep an eye on rate of construction of dams?

[@vinayakkarne888]

@Amit Senugupta Sir, why can't we use satellites to monitor the river and it's properties to keep in check. Further can we develop canals and other systems to divide the incoming water in different directions in multiple streams. Is there is possibility on this

[@noneofyourbizness]

7:49 "if china releases all the stored water from its dams on the Brahmaputra.." IF, as china says, they are all "run of river" type dams there will be no stored water to release. Also, i'm thinking that once completed it will be very easy to verify what type of dam each one is through satellite imagery wouldn't it? no reservoir = no significant water storage possible also wondering if Indian downstream water flow data could be used (when each dam complete) to identify if any of the dams were in fact storing water?

[@ayushpathak8106]

A lots of thanks to you sir..you make geography a cup of tea..your explanation on topics is outstanding..

[@komolkovathana8568]

It's not in mainland, india, but far far Eastern of Assam and Bangladesh. Perhaps this project can help mitigating/ reducing flood in low lying Bengal plain.. and store water for Assam during draught time.. Chinese already help building Padma Bridge, they always help if you look on better ways. Control water flow is regulating proper amount for the best use of both irrigation/flood control.. and power/ electric generation.!!

[@AkashSingh-zb5vb]

Sir kindly also mention that what is India doing or what can India to to counter this step by chinese

[@rafiquesuleman7406]

China may use it if India continues misbehaving with its smaller neighbors. Peace in the neighborhood must be aimed for coexistance. War is not a solution especially with a superpower like China.

@@rafiquesuleman7406 Indus water treaty

[@anti-counterfeitingdedicat412]

India continues to accuse China, insults China, and the whole people boycotts China, and there is no chance for negotiation; then China continues to build dams as a matter of course

[@anti-counterfeitingdedicat412]

@@rafiquesuleman7406 There should be more people like U, and the neighborhood values harmony

[@anti-counterfeitingdedicat412]

@Aaryan Shrestha Why do you say that it is yours? Before humans appeared, this territory had existed for 4.5 billion years. You said it was yours, why can't you say it's mine? Are you not a double standard? You can and I can't, right?

[@PS-oc7xo]

Thank you sir. Could you please make a video on Sustainable development goals specially emphasising indian scenario! It's a humble request. Regards

[@southasianreport]

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[@warrioryuvraj4311]

SIR CAN INDIA MAKE A DAM OR ANYTHING THAT GUIDE THE FLOW OF RIVER WATER INTO ANOTHER DIRECTION DURING THE FLOODED TIME ?

[@mohammedshahidmiah3998]

THE CHINESE SHOULD BUILD AS MANY DAMS AS POSSIBLE TO DEPRIVE INDIA FROM RIVER WATER HOW INDIA DEPRIVED BANGLADESH FROM THIER RIGHTFUL SHARE OF WATER FOR MORE THAN 5 DECADES. THANK YOU CHINA FOR WHAT YOU'RE DOING LONG LIVE CHINA BANGLADESH FRIENDSHIP

[@rajrajak2293]

Crisp and no nonsense.....thank you so much sir.....

[@asharafpadiyath5221]

And finally I have reached my destination...thanks millions...

[@ayu_nightingale3134]

Ohh,, ur voice is so soothing...🙏❤ n thanks a lot for this detailed information.

[@rohitmishra9517]

Very good video n quality narration. Good job 👍👍

[@don8535]

I've been anticipating this video, I'm glad to see it

[@bakordorkynjailyngdohmawna1245]

Very helpful ... Thankyou so much sir ...💙💙💙💙

[@RavinderSingh-oz1ds]

Very informative and well presented with good maps.

[@amitabhchattoraj1618]

Very nicely elaborated in simple language with appropriate map. Thanks for your efforts.

[@burung81]

The best way for india to secure its national interest is to forge friendship with China. India is at geopolitcal disadvantage by treating China as rival and enemy. The water sources is in China teritory, and India population center is near border while on China side is huge barren land. In war, it is clear which side casualty will be greatest..

[@yx3472]

Love Indian from China!

[@amarchoudhary4951]

Can you provide the Pdf? For presentation of speech.

[@southasianreport]

Your way of presentation is so calm and quiet. Thank you Dada from Bangladesh.

[@RahulPatel-rs9sf]

Love from india

[@olivegreen9007]

Finally I understood the full topic regarding bhamputra river and what's the strategy of china of building dams

[@stanzinlachik2649]

I think um the first one to comment....i have been watching your videos from last 2 years .. Thank you sir i love your way of teaching. 🥰💖

[@premilasahasrakshi1304]

Thank you so much for adding captions, sir. It seems our comments are noticed. Thank you 🙏

[@santoshjunior8181]

Is chemayungdung glacier and angsi glacier the same?

[@gulflander6313]

Does Tibet has lots of water sources? Is it also where Farakkah dam is? or is it different? Thanks.

[@endless812]

Love you china from northeast ❤️

[@rohitkulhari2584]

Sir the kind of your explanation cohesive with slides is immovable from our mind. We inhert 100% of our knowledge. Thank you for providing such an informative video.

[@syedshahzad1389]

India has been using the same cruel tactic with Pakistan.It is only recently that China learnt the same bad behaviour from Bharat to stop neighbouring countries waters.Bharat has made numerous illegal dams an canals to use and divert water flow depriving Pakistan,a agricultural country, of its fair share of water, and expressing the desire to use water as a weapon in future conflict scenario.

[@ubermensch_male]

Sir, you didn't mention in your video what India could do to counter these measures? Can't we just build a dam in Arunachal Pradesh to control the massive flow of Brahamaputra river coming from China? Or anything else? Kindly do reply.

[@yujiitadori8021]

Lol if the govt do that assam will face double trouble 😂. Assamese are against mega dam project at dibang valley. Cause it can cause mega flood at plain of assam. Half of. Assam will be under water

[@ubermensch_male]

@@yujiitadori8021 I am quite sure there will be ways to solve that problem as well. Assamese need to be a little cooperative in this. If the govt doesn't build a dam then also they are screwed

[@nongrum4058]

Sir, what software do you use for presentation... please reply me

[@BikashKumar-tz6rb]

Now, I hope India will feel the pain Nepal is going through when India has blocked the Koshi dam. Each year during mansoon when there is a plenty of water in Koshi river, India will block the wall of the dam causing the water from the river to accumulate in Nepal side. The result is an inundation of Nepalese land by Koshi river. During winter, when there is a scarcity of water, India opens the dam causing all the water to flow through the river, leaving very little water for Nepal. It is the time India should realize how it bullies its weaker neighbors. Now China is doing the same thing.

[@marcelinafernandes1098]

Your education on Tibet and the dam being built is important. I hope our government looks into this. You said right about the control of water.

[@Pidamoussouma]

beautiful video with good information

[@catherinekapralova4482]

Really Really enjoying your videos . Fills in many missing pieces to the history of the world Thank you so much

[@komolkovathana8568]

For certain Chinese control over Glacial water portion (from Himalaya 's) but monsoon water (India 's portion) for Arunanchal and Assam always collectively came from the SKY/Rainfall to the VAST low-lying Plain, not from northern Glacier melting. Eg Mekong region always complaining that draught and seasonal mismatch of rising/lowering water was (suspiciously) due to stolen water of Chinese dams. But suddenly after misfortune heavy Rain for some weeks, the whole lower River (laos & Thai border) were subjected to flooding and unusual Rise if Mekong..!! Chinese suddenly open the watergate.?? Not at all, it's just regional monson that irrelevant to the far North cumulation. How far-away considered isolation of the land of rainfall cumulation.. i guess 1,500 km is far enough of separation. In case of Arunanchal & Assam whose downstream distance is far far away from that critical River U-turning point (that reservoir going to be accumulated).. the local monsoon already been critical to flood the whole lower region, both assam and Bengal. Holding or prolonged flood from northern Glacier will rather prevent the surplus water not to exaggerate the monsoon effect more over. Looking on better cooperation, they are not enemy of stealing but free- investment of free-giving dams plus Extra water for both Chinese and Bengal (& Assam)people to use in dry time.. 63,000 MW power will be more for both China and Bhutan & Bengal (whether India want it or not).

[@pallavikharwar7503]

Comprehensive and nicely explained...thank you so much sir

[@nowornever7198]

INNOCENT BANGLADESHIS R HAPPY IN THE COMMENT SECTION BUT REMEMBER RIVER BRAHMAPUTRA FLOWS THROUGH UR COUNTRY TOO,IF OUR NORTHEAST FACES ANY DISASTER U WONT BE UNAFFECTED TOO 😊😊😊😊

[@southasianreport]

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[@tahisev5756]

Hahaha,,, Bangladesh has already been badly affected by those dams of 'friend' India. What else is left? However, all countries should follow and abide by international laws. Bullying is good for none. Both China and India should stop bullying their smaller neighbors.

[@balakrishnaprasad8928]

Excellent analysis sir my request is that to make a videos on ncert syllabus from class 6 to 12.

[@BiddutMitra]

Like legitimate concern for Bangladesh too. India also did same to Bangladesh. Bangladesh has been suffering flood by Indian dams. This time after 50 years of failed negotiations , now Bangladesh has awarded contact to Chinese to build controllable counter dam.

[@DragonStoneCreations]

Sir, Any idea why we can't we too build more dams and harness the water power in that area and control the water incase if they do flush flooding ? Is energy of that scale and security in this sort not needed there, according to the government? Pls share your comments

[@tejzarya]

Outstanding schematic explanation with simple language. Its easily understandable. Thank you so much sir.

[@naomipanami9816]

BHAI KYA CONTENT !!! UNBIASED, COMPREHENSIVE, KNOWLEDGEABLE, AND ORGANISED!! THANK YOU SO MUCH!!1

[@ranjithagowda131]

Perfect explanation sir

[@sakeena313]

Oh my God Sir i don't know how to thank you. 🙏 Thanks a lot sir. U r outstanding sir.

[@southasianreport]

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[@paramjitcheema94]

Sir , But about former protest, You are the only who can well explain. Plz sir, tell but you think, I'll follow you. It doesn't matter where from I'm belonging.

[@khansir_patna868]

Sir am first to view and a regular follower of your videos. The way you have used the time scale to explain the medeival and the modern history is amazing. Can you please suggest me some books please sir for my UPSC preparation

[@salilarath]

All your videos are very helpful

[@stevekoloi7545]

my favourite....always Amit sengupta

[@venkataramayya4266]

Dams can be destroyed in the event of conflict!!! India and Bangladesh should develop plans to minimize the damage that can result in their destruction.

[@MrForgetme]

Bangladesh is complaining India built the dams and water canals on its top and channel water out from main stream.

[@hungryhermit9340]

Thankyou for the value content which is becoming rare these days.

[@edbardoe2195]

Thanks for a clear explanation!

[@danielc9329]

Very interesting! Where is the Chinese storing the excess water?

[@academicfacts6598]

If​ there is a doubt regarding a topic ,after watching ur description it will become​ more interesting to understand it......Heartly gud evening Amit sir........💙

[@ADutta-op9mq]

Thanks for explaining this.

[@tomtomyeptho5586]

May God bless you with good health n more wisdom. Thank you so much 🙏

[@deepanchakravarthy594]

Always your working is being done simply & nicely! A Hearty Congrats from us. I feel somehow you are missing to add India's efforts to tackle those issues. Kindly give the way forward to tackle china's effort and to ensure self sufficiency to our countrymates. Hope it ll be added from next video onwards. Then it will be the complete dish and we could take all those essence. Keep going...

[@rafiquesuleman7406]

India's effort? India should learn to coexist with the neighbors peacefully. Does India need to side with USA against China that is causing turmoil in the region and the wellbeing of its population is at stake?

[@kgg7564]

@@rafiquesuleman7406 India might get benefits by supporting USA against China.

[@niranjanbehera8887]

Thank you Sir ... India how to tackle this situation ??

[@mili2885]

Ur videos are a blessing sir ! 🙏 Thank you.

[@Athena7_7]

Do u have other channel? i heard ur voice in another channel.

[@tirelesssoul3232]

I request you to make a comprehensive and inclusive video on UN. Who agrees with me? Hit like, so that Sir knows

[@gofar5185]

a real concern for india government...

[@Kavya-up2mh]

Very informative sir. Thank you sir

[@batriuslydia830]

Thank You for the information, Hope our China brothers and Sisters make a humanity decision.

[@Ilovecruise]

@Govind China is not the origin, just the first country to discover and disclose the information, as times passes, there are scientific research showing the FACT, look it up before blaming other

[@Ilovecruise]

@Govind well, even assuming that China is the origin, then? Everyone knew of this virus back in December why not take action? The number of people infected with COVID in southeast Asia were once sky high, but they get it under control within the matters of a month, what about other countries? Doing bullshit

[@Ilovecruise]

@Govind well, I knew of this news from TV as early as December 26 or even earlier can’t remember the exact date, doubt they were hiding, since u can’t say to people directly that “OMG, there is a new virus that is infectious and deadly, we are done for!“ Without identifying the genome, if you did so, it is no different from saying “OMG, tomorrow is the end of the world, let’s chaos”

[@southasianreport]

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[@mayurgildacreations]

Very Informative ...

[@temsurenyaden]

Amit! you're the best!

[@jagdpanther2224]

Should China consulting India before building a dam on her own river? 😜 haha

[@christer8964]

It isn't about dams. It is about dams as a potential weapon. CCP doesn't even care about flooding their own citizens, so I understand the concern from an Indian perspective.

[@6tong]

@@christer8964 just look at what india has done to Bangladesh & Pakistan. Karma

[@christer8964]

@@6tong I'm sorry! But could you elaborate a bit more because I'm not sure what you refers to in your comment.

[@JJoseph7]

@@6tong What exactly India did to Pakistan..they are a country which promote terrorism to India and there is conflicts in the Border every day..India is not attacking Pakistan and nobody from India is going to Pakistan and killing innocent civilians..India only retaliate to their attacks..and remember in 1971 India fought with Pakistan army in Dhaka and defeated them and gave 75 million Bangladesh citizen freedom..I am not saying everything is fine between India and Bangladesh but they are allys

[@drdan1233]

@@JJoseph7 and what about India has built Dams over Pakistan inspite Indus treaty and what will you say about kalboshan Yadav...?

[@rajeshbg2942]

Excellent description... thank you.

[@DEEPAKGUPTA-qq9es]

Very good plz will continue for long time

[@rickyasy8884]

Will it reduce annual flood in Assam?

[@rajappancharivukalayil4897]

Sir, ❤❤thank you for the kind of videos which is very useful for my upsc preparation. Ur videos are simply understandible with map demonstration and graphics and using maps and data tables also. Thank you so much

[@tarannumpkhan]

What voice ❤️ No doubt on narration skills

[@ravisigili8683]

Another wonderful one❤️ thank you so much sir

[@akshitasharma3977]

Thank you very much.

[@pansinghtomar6233]

What about Ganga and Tista?

[@kalathiaga]

Excellent presentation. Thanks

[@nayanpragna1923]

Is it possible to build a network of canals in state of Assam to minimize flooding in the event of natural of intentional flash flooding. If so then it should be at highest priority. What is the possibility to extend the canal all the way to northern part of west Bengal and further down all the way to Bihar?

[@embraceyourpace8757]

really appreciate the way you analyse concepts. thanks a tonne for such valuable inputs.

[@anidamle01]

Wonderful explanation, Thank you Amit da!

[@FILMYMANISH-YAAR]

Great to hear you sir and great explained 👏👏👏👏👏

[@nordhafen3043]

Neither India nor Bangladesh makes full use of the water resources of this river. Most of the water flows directly into the Indian Ocean. Moreover, the downstream river water is mainly supplemented by rainwater. The main concern is how to prevent man-made floods.

[@samirsaurabh5785]

Please continue this series... We all are supporting you sir.