How INDIANS reached in Different Parts of the World? Indian Diaspora | Guyana | Uganda

In this video Sammy & I are discussing Indians living In Guyana, Uganda and Comparison between India & South Africa after Decolonisation.
Sammy is My English Conversational Cambly Tutor from Mexico. Who is quite Interested in Indian Culture & always has interesting questions about Indian Culture & Traditions.
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[@Prem-uh1hu]

Guys, Guyana, Trinidad, Suriname have significant Indian populations. They were brought to these countries as indentured laborers from 1845 to 1917. They have retained a lot of their original culture. A large portion is still hindu and muslim. As a matter of fact the Indians in Suriname are still able to speak their original Bhogpuri tongue. This is because the colonial power in Suriname was the Dutch and the policy of the Dutch unexpectedly allowed the Indians there to continue to speak and so keep the language. The British on the other hand implemented policies that caused the Indians to lose their language within 100 years.

[@RamanSingalYouTube]

Great information Prem. I think next time I should discuss it in detail.

[@chandrabhairo9095]

The first batch of Indians landed in the then British Guiana (now Guyana) on May 5th, 1838.

[@r.g.501]

Kaha se google kiye ho bhaiya

[@shanegopee11]

@@chandrabhairo9095indo Trinidadian here 🇹🇹 Our Indian arrival day was May 30th, 1845

[@VishnuRamdin-xe7yd]

They ran away from poverty and cast sysyem

[@rampauludaipaul763]

Hello, The majority ethnic people in Guyana are of Indian descent. Arrived on 05.05 .1838.. they were indentured immigrants on sugar plantations. They maintained their Indian culture, and the majority are Hindus. They have a very strong affection for Baharat (India). Please, "you tube" Guyanese Indians . Many people from India in USA , Canada ,UK are amazed to find out the people from Guyana ,Trinidad &Suriname are very strong Hindus.

[@RamanSingalYouTube]

Yeah. Also I recently got to know that 50% of people in Mauritius are Hindus & most of them were also indentured immigrants. I am recently planning to make a detail video on this

[@malianwong]

They are very strong hindus? Perhaps the gym membership is very cheap in the West Indies...🤣🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂

[@indarjaigobin9033]

Raman, the Indians in Guyana are decendants of those who came from UP and Bihar to work in the sugar industry just like Mauritius and Fiji.

[@RamanSingalYouTube]

Whoa, I didn't knew about Mauritius. Thanks

[@samkumar5604]

I'm from the Fiji Islands . My ancestors are from Northern UP . We also have descendants from people who came from Tamil Nadu, Nepal ,Kerala, Andhra Pradesh and Punjab too . Gujarati's are also here but they came much later .

[@RamanSingalYouTube]

@@samkumar5604 Amazing. Thanks for Sharing Man.

[@riazedn4728]

Same goes for Suriname. Most likely from Bihar

[@zarubinsingh6109]

My father was born in Fiji (1906) Then they came to British Guiana in 1914.@@samkumar5604

[@anniemaraj8773]

Guyana and Trinidad have a massive Indian population almost half of each population.

[@malianwong]

Yes that is true unfortunately...

[@amarmohabir727]

Our ancestors came from India.

[@RamanSingalYouTube]

Where are you from bro?

[@indarjaigobin9033]

From Guyana but now living in Canada.

[@RamanSingalYouTube]

@@indarjaigobin9033 Great man. Nice to know you.

[@riazedn4728]

Fun fact Suriname is the only country out of them where we speak Sarnami Hindustani. Guyaneze and Trini people speak creole English but only shing chutney that is bhojpuri

[@wilfriedaurokiom5835]

My ancestors are from india too and came to Martinique in 1854 for the same reason, work in sugarcane fields. Martinique and Guadeloupe are french dependency.

[@sanjayvaidya4925]

After the brit parliament banned slavery and paid compensation to slave owners the way forward to beat the ban was called indentured labourers. The name changed but the idea was the same.

[@RamanSingalYouTube]

Yeah. Millions of people moved from India to other countries. Unfortunately not many people talk about this.

[@sromany5898]

In Trinidad, slaves worked for free and had to fend for theremselves when slavery was done. The indentured labourers were paid and when their contracts were completed, they were offered the choice of either a return passage to India or free land in Trinidad (which is why many of them own land, here).

[@vincentbudna-wi3fq]

one thing I can say marring some one from a different tribe is much better than marring some one from your own country and tribe you never look at each other as strangers and lovers but as brothers and sisters.that is the reason why I never look for a Indian Girl but a other tribe

[@Ab_Wolf]

The British brought the Indians from India to Guyana as indentured servants, not business. The Indians in Guyana suffered under British rule, similar to Trinidad.

[@RamanSingalYouTube]

I am gonna talk about indentured laborers in coming videos. Not many people in India talk about this

[@zarubinsingh6109]

Listening to the two of you; I'm not sure what to think. Do people living in 'India" not know of the 100's of thousands of Indians who left and went to other countries. Sikhs have been living in Canada since the 1900. They (Indians) still live in ( British) Guyana, Dutch Guiana, French Guiana, since the 1800's. Fiji. Kenya. And they still think of themselves as Indians.

[@chrisjulius8050]

she is an indian too, an aztec indian , ha ha

[@NarendraRajkumar-yz2it]

Hi. Guyana

[@teddyraffudeen7056]

The three Guianas were: British Guiana, Dutch Guiana, and French Guyana. Correction-you said French Guinea. Guinea I believe is in Africa. After independence British Guiana was renamed Guyana. People mistakenly say Ghuy…ana, rather than Guy…ana. The “Guy” sounds the same as “guy” in: That guy there.

[@josephrajaram3131]

Peace be with you, I am a Guyanese living in New York.

[@RamanSingalYouTube]

🙏

[@Sthmohtwenty]

As a Guyanese with Indian and Arab blood.....live in western world ...Indian national look down upon us ppl that cross d kala pani...thinking their superior never mind some look like alien ...one side my g/p wS abducted from wb ....to guyana and thank God d othersside of g/p was fro. Syria who when to guyana on his own and bought land ....thank god ...

[@amazonwarrior7126]

it makes me wonder why Mexico speaks Spanish and India speaks english + we in Guyana struggle to speak English, but some of us can

[@RamanSingalYouTube]

Mexico was colonised by Spain & India was colonised by England. English is one of the official language in India.

[@r.g.501]

@@RamanSingalKZbin there is not a official language in our country bro... But English is commonly used one for better understanding ....

[@prakashsingh693]

Have you heard of Mauritius? Guyana? Suriname? Trinidad?....The standard of living is way higher that you two and whom you could refer to whether North/south/east/went India

[@deemahadeo8107]

I think the people in india wasn' t really into the history. Us guyanese do research to try and find out where in india our ancesters are from. My great grandparents are from india.

[@anthonyjeenarine1279]

What do you mean that indo Guyanese don't consider themselves Indian.. We call ourselves Indian and the other ethnic groups call us Indians.. Don't you that is for a reason? We eat, sleep, speak, dance ,sing, dress, think and work Indian.. In fact the last Indian high commissioner to Guyana mentioned that some practice of Hinduism is intact and has not evolved as it was in some parts of India... After 12 to 14 long working days our fore parents use to gather under large trees at night discussing Ramayan and Gita and song bhajans and kirtans and played our traditional Indian instruments... Don't make that mistake, " we are proud Indians"

[@VishnuRamdin-xe7yd]

How come india Indians don't know that the Indians race originated from India and African originated from Africa.. I am guyanese not an Indian but my race is indian

[@richardganeshdin6441]

Stop thinking and check out the history

[@amazonwarrior7126]

what are mexicians? are thet not part americian indian and part white?

[@RamanSingalYouTube]

Interesting question. But I don't have a clear answer for this In our next conversation I am gonna ask her. Although I think you might be somewhat right. Some people over there might be native mexicans, some would be part native part white.

[@gabarbanyasharalla1443]

Mexicans are Israelites by blood-Tribe of Issachar. Travelled to Americas 1500 yrs ago after the babylonian captivity. Negros are the Tribe of Judah.

[@chrisjulius8050]

Majority of mexicans are from Aztec ancestry , Look at her face. some have spanish blood from the raping of the conquistadors who were ruling them but most like to say they are spanish, H ahaha @@RamanSingalKZbin

[@romanussaal712]

Indians and Bantus Historical are couzins ..

[@romanussaal712]

Bantus are Indians...Listen to the Zulu language...I still remember the fast Cricket bowler I think from Pakistan..His surname was Malinga...and in South Africa you find surnames Masina, Masinga, Masondo..just one example...🤣🤣

[@hemchanddayal8191]

Seems you Guys have no knowledge of history! Especially world state of affairs!

[@prakashsingh693]

Choose a language of communication...Hinglish is not good enough...

[@RamanSingalYouTube]

Relax brother. She is my English communication teacher from Mexico. She asked me a question & I am trying to answer her in best possible way. I hope now you will show some patience. Thanks for watching. 🙏

[@septleaves8521]

Relax Hinglish is just as good. It facilitates communication for many to understand better. I find that People with no worldly experience or exposure to different cultures say such dumb things.

[@anniemaraj8773]

This guy knows nothing about real Indian History and Indians in The Caribbean

[@abhisocal]

This is two really ignorant people talking ..

[@prakashsingh693]

Impudent, irascable and nonsensical

[@RamanSingalYouTube]

Thanks for Adding 3 new words in my Vocabulary 🙏

[@sanjayvaidya4925]

Coconut add 1 more.

[@RamanSingalYouTube]

@@sanjayvaidya4925 Is it a slang? Please educate me.