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[@nikhilmalviya8018]

Being a non-Tamil, I am proud of Tamils, my fellow countrymen.

[@sarthsingh3271]

@Hand Cuffs definitely not

[@cricketer5053]

@Hand Cuffs cos people like going for underdogs which is South

[@ryancrelling5950]

Still Hindi is much superior than Tamil. Hindi is understood all over India but Tamil is only spoken and understood in Tamil Nadu.

[@sarthsingh3271]

@@ryancrelling5950 stfu. No language is superior or inferior. Fyi Tamil is one of the oldest languages on Earth. This comes from a Hindi speaker

[@HardikShahenshah]

I am Gujarati Gujarati is my first priority Hindi is my second priority English will always be third priority, Never above Hindi Just saying

[@ys-ci1fb]

தமிழ் (tamil) It's not just a language, it's an emotion. My mother tongue telugu but studied in tamil medium. I can speak telugu ,kannada, hindi,malayalam, english but tamil is most close to my heart. My whole ancestors settled in tamil nadu more than hundred years. Even i married tamil girl with lots of love with supporting of both families and my daughter name also in pure tamil name ஆதிரை(aathirai). Once again tamil is not just a language its an EMOTION. Jai hind 🇮🇳

[@RichyFlinty]

Bharat maa ki jai... Jai Hind... 🇮🇳

[@idkatthispoint-s9s]

Same! I'm Telugu whose ancestors shifted to Tamil Nadu.

[@devannayar6456]

Tamil is the progenitor of all Dravidian languages, which later diverged with association of Sanskrit, but Tamil remained largely pure.

[@satiready]

Im from Maharashtra, but im very proud of our Tamil culture.

[@anubhabmaiti9658]

Same from West Bengal

[@user-qx4sk3ud6n]

Thank you so much bro , I'm from Tamilnadu and i am so much interested in Maratha empire 😍

[@nikedanmechatronicsengnr845]

thank u for the word bro i am from tamil nadu. refusing to speak hindi or tamil only is a political issue other than that we are always indian 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥😎😎😎😎😎

[@satiready]

@@nikedanmechatronicsengnr845 bhai Tamil is also our language. All languages are our Indian languages. Marathi is your language too. If we call ourselves Indian then we have ownership of all our languages. Maybe we cannot speak them all. But they are Indian. You should give a try to learning hindi..I also want to learn Tamil. Its a thing of pride to learn the oldest language in the world.Only if we learn our languages we will connect with eachother on a deeper level. 😇 we’re like a large family.. with different rooms..But the house is ours right..

[@tamilmagal5048]

@@satiready 🖤

[@dineshthevar5164]

We are proud to be a tamilan . I'm from srilanka.🇱🇰🇮🇳

[@armadhillo]

As a Punjabi, I love Tamil culture and what it represents. Today, the South is pushing India forward in terms of development and social progressiveness which is an amazing model for others areas to follow. I am so proud of the legacy of the Tamils and how they are leading the country today.

[@agastinnadar1141]

Thank you

[@TAMILAN1213]

Nanri pro

[@achintyabarman7853]

I am a Bengali (Indian ❤️🇮🇳) and I respect Tamil people, how they respect their language. 21 feb is called international mother language day ( As bengali's martyrs against imposing Urdu over bengali). Thus we understand how Tamils feels when hindi is imposed over them.

[@bharathisockalingam5464]

Actually we tamils want to form a separate country because the people from uttarpradesh are reproducing a lot and pushing their families in tamilnadu. So in 1 part of tamilnadu elected bjp. Its like the Mexican migration to US case. Where Mexico is uttarpradesh and US is the dravidian states

[@neelpatil1492]

@@bharathisockalingam5464 Speaking of Up....Maharashtra has same issues. But that doesn't mean we will form another country. C'mon. We share a lot of culture. If the migration is concerned there needs to be some development there....where we can find somethings happening in Up now. If they get work opportunities there the migration should eventually reduce. Yes we are proud of our Marathi too. Conservating our languages is a ongoing campaign since ages here as well... But please ideas of breaking our unity is absurd.

[@bharathisockalingam5464]

@@neelpatil1492 bro even i get inspiration from marathi and love the uniqueness of your language. But in Mumbai seriously 90 percent or more speaks hindi instead of Marathi. I would say that please preserve your language

[@neelpatil1492]

@@bharathisockalingam5464 Yup. It's the same problem you were referring too. Cz it's a cosmopolitan city as they are saying since ages. But hopefully the local language will survive. Atleast there are many such attempts being made.

[@Pikachu-zz5bx]

@@bharathisockalingam5464 You are talking nonesense. There are more malyalam speakers in tamil nadu thwn hindi one. According to data-2.5% of your population speaks malyalam.while just 2% hindi. In 70 years post independence,hindi speakers are just 2%.how can 2% impose hindi om tamils?you idiot!

[@hollaa552]

Non-Tamil people's are thinking that these Tamil peoples always talk about Tamil Tamil Tamil . For them, I want to clarify. we never degrade any other language Hindi, English, or anything. But, why others are imposing other languages on us?. Think about this>>> Our ancestors preserved our language for over 2000 years and it is still a spoken language. If we do not preserve the language which they preserved, it will be a betrayal for our ancestors and if we leave our language and start speaking Hindi or English it will be a disgrace to the whole current and future Tamilians. This is not a language that is derived from any other place or any other language. It's our own pure language which we are using for a long ago. and there are many languages which are existed existing by Hindi and English. so, we are trying to protect our language. Even We accepted English for a reason so that we can be in touch with modern society and with the world. But we will never accept Hindi. If Tamil Destroy for any reason then the whole community will start to disappear and this is what we afraid of. we will never let that happen.In fact, the world should be proud of us that we are protecting our language generation to generation from many problems. I hope you guys can understand if you still not able to... then you never can feel other's pain and feelings.Tamil is not just a language it's our identity, emotion and culture.வாழ்க தமிழ்

[@chembits9115]

Well said bro. 🙏

[@Navlesnura29478]

Thalaivaa

[@sowjanyamani115]

I am a telugu person I can understand you... Our ancestors preserved our language we should follow them......yes we learned English because it's the only connecting language in the world and it helped us to climb the social ladder....

[@KarthikSingai]

நாம் தமிழர் 💪

[@KarthikSingai]

நாம் தமிழர் 💪

[@maddyd1563]

I am so much in love with Tamil language and Malayalam language as much as I love my mother tongue Telugu. Very Proud of my brothers for protecting our history, culture and heritage.

[@ashokdeiva]

We Tamils are equally proud of all our Dravidian brothers and the Indian brothers and all of world as in the video 2000 years ago a poet *KaniyanPoogundranar wrote I am a citizen of the world and everyone is my Kith and Kin*

[@ashokdeiva]

We Tamils celebrate rationality in individuals as well as in the collective consciousness

[@sittingduck1735]

I'm a North Indian but I always respect how Tamilians guard their legacy and protect it with their lives. They've suffered a lot to preserve their culture.

[@aparnikaas6508]

Aghase here

[@prathameshpatil1061]

I don't think there culture is alien from rest of India's culture. Me being a maharashtrian relate our culture with them

[@sittingduck1735]

@@aparnikaas6508 Hello!! I'm always hoping to find a desi bird somewhere on KZbin 😂

[@aparnikaas6508]

@@sittingduck1735 i see u everytime under got7 mv comments 🤗

[@MrRahul6464]

@@prathameshpatil1061 you are right. Actually this is on going narrative in Tamil Nadu that they are different with different & unique culture than rest of India. They are a soft separatist state.

[@sanjivsaanger5942]

Tamizhans are not against people speaking hindi they are only against hindi being implemented forcefully on Tamil lands

[@achyutarjun]

I really appreciate people fighting to keep their heritage intact. North Indians constantly keep imposing the idea that "Hindi is the national language", and I don't like that. It's like disregarding all the other 21 languages recognised in the Constitution of India. Hindi just happens to be the most widely spoken.

[@kkartikr]

Why is English preferred over Hindi?

[@jaisermadharasan]

@@kkartikr Because learning English gives me more opportunities to get a job than Hindi. English is preferred over Hindi just for this reason.

[@villavan]

@@kkartikr because they forced hindi upon us in early days. So we chose English. Did you get it? It's about our choice on what we speak. Not someone else to decide what I speak. We oppose that mindset.

[@sanjivsaanger5942]

@@kkartikr because English was forcefully influenced on us over 200 years or mostly people were brainwashed by the British. by the time almost half the population knew the English language more over hindi

[@karmeeleon]

The burning of the Jaffna library is considered one of the most violent examples of biblioclasm in the 20th Century. As a Sri Lankan Tamil myself, the burning of the Jaffna library still pains me. I wasn't born when it happened but to know that irreplaceable scriptures that held the history of my people will forever be lost saddens me.

[@moviebonus8619]

Yeah bro, same happened to Nalanda

[@sruthikrishna4924]

They have always played dirty . its always painful :(

[@Jayantkr_99]

That leads to the rise of strongest Militia of that time LTTE They are considerably successful towards their objective but at the end Prabhakaran got killed.

[@ahmedrashid8631]

Even Tamils in India Gets the same amount of pain, whenever we hear Our Literary treasures were demolished...

[@true_soul7708]

Simple bro, if you don't have anything in history then easy others history then you both will became same an majority will slave the minorities in the game of law an Government*

[@jatin4110]

As an Indian and then north Indian, I am proud of my south part of India and fellow Tamillians. You guys rocks !!!

[@amitmall4620]

Achara pronounced "Chola" correctly first.

[@anuragsingh5578]

YES ACHARA WAS CORRECT.......

[@pandeyrishi_07]

@@anuragsingh5578 yes

[@anandkrishna9661]

Nope 😂😂😂

[@tisisajay]

She always is...

[@KKomalShashank]

She's Thai. And she lived in both Thailand and Indonesia. Of course she'd get the pronounciation correct. P. S.: I didn't watch the video yet, so I don't know the context. Just saying that she's familiar with the culture.

[@saranps2530]

We Tamils are not United by caste or religion.We are united by our mother tongue Tamil. We do anything to preserve our culture❤️

[@VivekSharma-pb4yc]

And we non Tamils are United by India because for us nothing is greater than India

[@RajKumar-ue4gy]

@@VivekSharma-pb4yc india 74 years old tamil more then 2000 years old

[@VivekSharma-pb4yc]

@@RajKumar-ue4gy so you think your shitty language is greater than BHARAT

[@VivekSharma-pb4yc]

@@RajKumar-ue4gy and one more thing India got Independence 74 years ago but the country was there before your language

[@VivekSharma-pb4yc]

@@RajKumar-ue4gy oh sorry what more I can expect from you Tamils only hate for India don't worry we non Tamils are enough for our country

[@ParamjeetSingh-hc7es]

There's an old saying "If you see two fishes fighting in a pond, a British must have passed by" .. So apt

[@guttikondasaivenkatram7425]

Haha well said

[@Godiyavaishnav12]

Well said because British strategies is divide and rule by culture and state

[@MD-lu3wu]

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[@tamilselvan-em1te]

There is system still in tact that can beat brirish in divide and rule policy , it is the greatest varna system of india

[@Godiyavaishnav12]

@@tamilselvan-em1te varna system is edited by max mular who made it more complex now no one can change their varna by their Gunas so British can easily divide us so it's fault of max mular not varna system

[@edit__buddy6797]

I'm from Gujarat, but I love Tamil culture ❤️ and proud of it 🇮🇳

[@greyy_097]

I live in Karnataka and am mainly a Kannadiga! But I know one thing about Tamil people that they have great respect towards their culture and language! ❤

[@abhinavsingh9570]

@Hand Cuffs Trump :- built it bigly 😁

[@dss6838]

We all should have respect for our culture and others. We should take inspiration from tamilians.

[@citizen408]

@Hand Cuffs We will build, already we are giving more water to you guys even if we don't have..!

[@citizen408]

@World Healer You can't even if you wish, we are purchasing by your government by paying cash..!

[@stephenraj3727]

So true Bro, I wish everyone does the same of their mother tongue

[@raavyak1853]

Tamilian culture is much older than 2000 years... Jesus was born 2000 years ago. Tamilan culture goes way way before that. He hasn't even mentioned The kumari Kandam. Look it up!

[@raavyak1853]

@Hand Cuffs absolutely true.

[@vd.karthick]

You are absolutely right....this vedio doesn't show real history....but it gives minimum truth...that doesn't comes out to society.....even they pronounced lot of Tamil word wrongly...like pandiyans as panda🐼

[@arunsparks]

cool. It's their accent saying Tamil. I feel they covered most of our history. Kumarikandam is still theoretical as like Alexandria. There is a small proof from purananooru. But as they described such big landmass of kumarikandam did not exist atleast 300,000 years. Continental drift theory is approved by all scientist that proved India moved all the way down from Madagascar. We can say May be slight extension below kanyakumari. We can say proudly that we lived in Indus valley civilisation about 5000 BC where we find Tamils DNA in burial ground proved we exist in IVA. 50000 yrs before humans didn't even invented fire. Homo sapiens started numbering and Neanderthals were reducing.

[@ahmedrashid5774]

It even dates back to rameses 2....As now they found the southern spices in his excavated body

[@Parikshith7423]

Rightly said it's old than Sanskrit

[@southabegam9350]

As a tamil, hearing the history of jaffna library makes me die inside

[@salempasangasp]

@@thegreatgatsby8180 noone played North South divide here he just expressed his grief. What's point are you trying to make here?

[@dantepal7948]

@@thegreatgatsby8180 you are referring the last read who burn that on first place

[@Sandy-to7oo]

@@thegreatgatsby8180 For your kind knowledge majority of indian history was abolished by British primarily, There after only comes mughals. Your poisonous religious north politics is evident from your comment.

[@manjunathmanja4115]

@@Sandy-to7oo majority were british but muguls did equally bad things to india..

[@Sandy-to7oo]

@@thegreatgatsby8180 Lol. North indian bigot got triggered. I never endorse mughals. They have been a holes. But the main culprit is British. I love the way how your north politicians have brain wash..... Oops.. Sorry. Wait.. For that you guys need brain right.. Oops sorry.. Taking my word back... How much they have dumped you

[@dineshbala7215]

I wish I was born a tamil but little bit happy in my life I worked in Tamilnadu and can speak tamil. That makes me proud of myself from other Indians. That joy tamilian gets when they meet tamil guy outside Tamilnadu state is irreplaceable.

[@sathishv99]

Tamils are not against people speaking Hindi ,they are just against them forcing hindi on everyone.

[@MrRahul6464]

@Hand Cuffs you are a chauvinist.

[@MrRahul6464]

Nobody is forcing hindi on anyone. It's our sole official language of India. Read article 351 & 343 of the constitution. By the way never heard anything against English from Tamilians. Hypocrisy no?

[@dhiwaakara6781]

@@MrRahul6464 Even before independence English where familiar than Hindi, union govt tried to force an alien language at us, we retaliated. You don't know politics if you say hindi is not imposed.

[@arpitpatra]

No tamils just want to make a seperate country like khalistanis language is just an excuse

[@MrRahul6464]

@@arpitpatra true. Not all Tamils but a special category called Dhumeels.

[@sujeetkumar.]

I lived in Tamil Nadu for 4 years, I fall in love with the people, beaches, historical monuments, culture.... Everything is awesome and unique.

[@sujeetkumar.]

@WATER SHADE Bro Bro.... I went first time to southern India for graduation. Before that I studied in multiple places in northern India. I was knowing southern India is beautiful but seeing those things with your own eyes and feeling it by touch, makes the thing more realistic and beautiful.

[@sujeetkumar.]

@WATER SHADE Knowing about a place from books and internet is totally different than living there. Please think twice, before giving judgement on anyone.

[@sujeetkumar.]

@WATER SHADE Bro still they are part of India and I love them. I know everything what you have said and all is correct.

[@kannamatm6753]

@WATER SHADE just imagine in Delhi or Mumbai the board signs or the direction signs are changed in tamil? Will you guys accept it? People learning a language with interest is totally different from imposing the language They did paint few road direction signs in hindi in the place of tamil..Why?? How will people who doesn't read English follow? Modi tells Thirukural (tamil poem) everywhere he goes and still doesn't list it on any of the government notifications (recently in the new education policy tamil language was denied, TN CM also did question them)

[@kannamatm6753]

@WATER SHADE I didn't make any assumptions here I just asked you if you would accept that?? And I also spoke the reality which happened very recently I like to speak hindi and I learnt to speak hindi. If you are totally interested in learning new language its great go ahead but when you don't want it but still some force you to learn is what we Don't want. We Don't hate the language we just hate the way they are forcing us.

[@aayushsharma6755]

Chola dynasty has a large influence on most of the south east asian countries

[@aayushsharma6755]

@@Joshua-kj3yb I can't believe u said that!

[@motowings4030]

@@Joshua-kj3yb ooombu

[@nitishgupta7426]

It's South east Asian*

[@aayushsharma6755]

@@nitishgupta7426 sorry I missed it while typing 😅

[@giniyan2662]

And strongest NAVY in history and the word "navy" is a Tamil word tho!

[@7smessi803]

Thank you for speaking about tamil❤❤ Proud to be an tamilan❤

[@agastinnadar1141]

Tamilan da❤❤

[@HarumiTakahashi-w8u]

Yeh it really is

[@amarpradeep]

I am from Andhra Pradesh. I have recently watched the tamil movie "Jagame thandiram", which talks about the refugee situation of tamilians at the time. This video helped me understand their history further more. It made me really sad that my fellow brothers and sisters had to go through such tough times 🥺

[@gokulkhumar2633]

Then why you guys took family man 2 which showed tamils had connection with isi which is very fictional

[@amarpradeep]

@@gokulkhumar2633 well, if your read properly about what i said, you would have understood me. And don't point a finger to anyone directly saying "you guys..." without any proof. That shows your lack of knowledge. And for your kind information, i have never seen Family man till now and I don't even have the interest to see it at all. Stop narrowing your mind and read my original comment again. You will get to know whether I'm supporting Tamilians or not. Have a great day 🙂

[@gokulkhumar2633]

@@amarpradeep okay , I just wanted to know how telugu people think of tamil.in tn,there is huge debate that telugu destroyed most tamil culture and not aryans .and still people of andhra like that.but now I know that is absolute rubbish

[@nishanthp4154]

is anything wrong with u bro?-the movie which u watched is the worst movie I have ever seen-plz look for good movies in tamil instead of bad ones which u watched

[@harishramasundaram6808]

There's a lot more mate😊

[@vibhatripathi3503]

Can I take a moment to say ‘I absolutely like people from South India’ and they have all the right to preserve their culture. Speak the language they wish.

[@King_ofNight]

😂😂🤣🤣 humko toh pta hi nhi tha. Constitution ka naam suni ho didi?

[@vibhatripathi3503]

@handcuff Speaking one language doesn’t necessarily mean the other is bad. If one’s culture is honest to its core, it will gain popularity. Hinduism is altogether different topic, If some group is popularize hinduism its okayish. Provided they keep the sanctity in place.

[@vibhatripathi3503]

@@King_ofNight whats there to laugh on? Which section of constitution of India are you talking about?

[@vibhatripathi3503]

@Hand Cuffs We don’t need to fight. Its not a battlefield. We have brothers from south India living in the north. We speak to them In english. Respecting their culture and we try to adapt some good practices they have.

[@norcal86ert45]

Thank you Vibha. I appreciate that thought as a Tamil. It's the diversity (cultural, linguistic, etc) of India that makes us what we are as a country, and makes us stronger

[@aravindakilan3384]

என் இனிய தமிழ் மக்களே நம் முன்னோர் தமிழனுக்கு பெருமை சேர்த்தனர் மறக்காதீர்கள் நாமும் அதனை தொடர வேண்டும் முடிந்தமட்டும்.

[@தமிழ்என்உயிர்-ழ4ச]

@Mugunth Dravidian அப்படி ந என்ன னு கொஞ்சம் வேலைக்குங்களேன்..

[@chakravarthy68]

@@தமிழ்என்உயிர்-ழ4ச The word "Dravida" was taken from the schools of Buddhism. Buddhism has 3 major schools namely, Mahayana, Theravada and Vajrayana. Theravada Buddhism originated from India and the original books were written in Buddhist native language, Pali. Coincidentally, during the Pallava's reign of South India, Buddhism did flourish and traveled abroad to China and Japan. It's believed that the English in order to confuse and conquer India, distorted the history by mixing up the Pali and the Pallavas and used the Buddhist school of thought and branded the South Indians as Theravadas which later was taken the political groups as Dravidas to split the south and the north Indian states. This is still being used today and they do not want to accept the truth because it will jeopardize their political mileage. They use this idea that Hindi speaking community were Aryans while the Tamil speakers as Dravidians. They claim that these people are not from the same root despite many archaeological findings.

[@mukeshpnaidu]

@@chakravarthy68 Dravida was first used by Adi Shakaracharya in his debate.. He identified himself as Dravida sishu in his debates. means from land surrounded by sea

[@thilanphysicsguy7385]

சரி

[@MultiParitosh]

I am from Maharashtra and I am so proud of South Indian people what they achieved and how rich they are culturally

[@yeshwantkrishnaps7528]

The thirukural ( the poem jaby spent some time on) is only 7 words in every stance, 4 in the first line and 3 in the third line and manages to keep it consistent and progressive, it is a complete guide to live ones life

[@sivakumarannamalai3800]

Thirukural is suitable for the entire world, not only Tamil people.

[@onetrueindian1]

தமிழன் நான் ... தமிழ் மண்ணால் தான் நான் .... Proud Tamilian. ... 1,50,000 Tamils were massacred raped and mutilated by sinhalese fascist forces in 2009, they killed even the young son of Mr.Velu Pillai Prabhakaran just because he happened to be the son of a man who took it upon himself to hold his dignity and his people's as high as possible. The world is yet to recognize this genocide.

[@utubefreak7167]

There’s way too much Hindu Genocide (Including all from Kashmiri Pandits to Tamils) that the world ignores.

[@sumedhkofficial]

World doesn't recognise genocides which took place in India

[@--Anurag--]

Are you talking about the LTTE?

[@hbksiva7780]

தமிழ் வெல்லும் நண்பா 🔥

[@gyandev4675]

do u knw where is these gold now? is it in museum somethng? and why there is no much real photos of tht gold? why its kepy confidential ?

[@KVDirector]

Being a tamil is more an emotion. That's why we survived with our language through all these years!!!

[@imlucifer5040]

Language distorted many times

[@KVDirector]

@@imlucifer5040 Every time it got distorted, we got a new language Sir... And unlike other languages of the same era, Tamil still persists. By the way, May I know your mother tongue, so that I could tell how distorted it is?!?

[@imlucifer5040]

@@KVDirector if tamil distorted then its no more tamil🤦🏻‍♂️ Sumer has both tamil and samskrit dialects Tamil is more in it and we can say sumer is a tamil distorted language but its no more tamil Like that wat u call ancient tamil is no more like u soeak right now 😑

[@KVDirector]

That's the most idiotic explanation i had ever heard. Please read my comment carefully.. I told that every time tamil gets distorted it becomes a new language, while tamil remains the same... By the way you did not mention your mother tongue... Why?!? Your mother tongue got distorted and you don't call it anymore???

[@imlucifer5040]

@@KVDirector ur language doesnt survived it distorted it changed it no more the same

[@nanthakumar5251]

I am a Tamilian but i didn't even know how hard situations our culture and language had survived. I feel proud as a Tamilian In the mean time it hurts a lot when seeing one of the richest people turned into one of the poorest people and still facing a lot of conflict between neighbours. I know we solve the issue over a period of time. I feel like it should never ever happen again to any of the people and culture.

[@balaaguywithagang7777]

jaby actually the kings saved so much money inside temples to use whenever a crisis happens in their country and to flourish agriculture and they also saved precious purest and unhybrid healthy seeds to give to the farmers whenever their agriculture failed so temples in ancient india especially in southindia acts like a bank which stores money for future life insurance hope u understand!

[@thoughtsIhave11]

But not now with the politics is it😅.

[@hrprtbedi]

poverty exists in our country and if its possible ig it must be used anyway to certain extent. I agree with Jaby here.

[@balaaguywithagang7777]

@@hrprtbedi british genrally know how to create conflict in way that it cant be solved for a long time example they stole eveything in india and create language confolicts between states of india knowing there are some groups which could countinue this process even though they left inida. and who are those groups i think u know it clue: they are called "sanghis" in south of india

[@arvind4233]

@@hrprtbedi Indian govt. takes massive amount of money from temples but,not a single penny from any mosque or church.

[@balaaguywithagang7777]

@@user-xn2hc5it8q brother ur right but not every bit of money is going to the poor.

[@suniliyer03]

As a tamilian , I appreciate your gesture of pausing at that point. Made both of our eyes moist

[@gyandev4675]

do u knw where is these gold now? is it in museum somethng? and why there is no much real photos of tht gold? why its kepy confidential ?

[@dhiwaakara6781]

@@gyandev4675 it js in the temple, I don't know a lot, just search in google about the temple

[@manjunathmanja4115]

It is being looted by the kerala jihadists

[@oraoffice9562]

People don't realize that Singapore == Singa (lion) puram (city), and Thailand == "Thai" (Mother) "nadu" land. Literally, their names were Tamil. Today, Thailand seems to stand for "land of the free", but etymologically, it's really Motherland.

[@1megavideoschannel]

Wow

[@cwcarmy2110]

Yes

[@mariadiveson5838]

Soopr bro🙄

[@subramaniamsilvem8899]

சிங்கம்+ஊர்= சிங்கப்பூர் ❤️🇲🇾🙏

[@stynershiner1854]

You are wrong about Thailand. The name comes from the Thai/Tai community living there. It literally just means Land of the Thai race. I come from Assam, we have a substantial Tai Ahom populace here. The Tai-Ahom community has relations with the greater Thai/Tai people from Thailand and other parts of SE Asia.

[@Ananth...]

I am from Antarctica, We love Tamil culture ❤❤

[@Ananth...]

feel free to be CRINGEY👍👍

[@Ashutosh.....................3]

😂😂😂

[@prabhakaranprabu8901]

Thank you for loving from Antarctica 😄😄😄 I also love too Antarctica A greatest and biggest ice continent country..

[@karthikeyang7673]

This video contains only 30 % or 25 % of about tamils But him like a outsider, he did better work than any one else ❤

[@Sri_Krish1555]

I would like to re phase the term Outsider bro....it's little harsh

[@mrityu456]

I don't know why Britishers always argue about the railways, India would still get railway just like all the other places which the British didn't occupy got

[@aditisk99]

What are those places? I don't know any lol.

[@kshitizanand5800]

@@aditisk99 china?... russia....And a lot more

[@aasthasingh8996]

@@aditisk99 basically every country that has never been colonised

[@King_ofNight]

@@aditisk99 a typical Brit sympathiser 🤣 dimwitted S.

[@aditisk99]

@@King_ofNight Hahahah what a phunny comment.

[@milley7816]

Im andhrite ..telugu speaking But i got tears seeing this video... Esp when they have shown Dr Abdul kalam sir 🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺 and that quote we all are one and world is related to us ❤️🙏🙏 Love u all ❤️ am so proud of us.. rich culture .. & must be gracefully preserved🥰

[@milley7816]

@@thegreatgatsby8180 sorry 😂😂 but apart from all that what does it have to do with my comment ? 😂😂 U shouldve done ur own personal comment if u want to reach out more ppl 😂 Even if what u said is true lets suppose 😅still it has got nothing to do with what ive said ...We aint on same page 😀 ...thanku 🙏

[@dooraexploore9388]

I'd say as a Tamil person born and raised in London, the many Tamil people living around the rest of the world have a chip on their shoulders, not the angry kind but the kind that demands excellence of ourselves and fellow Tamilians, the song "Aalaporaan Thamizhan" from the Vijay movie (with lyrics) highlights this pride. That same pride is what gave Tamil the title of oldest surviving language of all time

[@karthikmsd2685]

If you born as tamil ppl you will get descrimination as gift, but you know fight back is in our blood.... Its not just language its an emotion, tears, valour and everything for us 💯🔥

[@prashant_kerung_thegim0709]

Us north eastern as well. North is the worst man.

[@thegreenskeeper6258]

@@prashant_kerung_thegim0709 so sorry brother

[@ishaanlohani]

@@prashant_kerung_thegim0709 It's not also the fault of North. North got rugged and raped by Islamic empires and British. North Indian no longer speaks Sanskrit now. The culture is badly destroyed by Force. Education will end discrimination 🙏🏻 but I am proud that some ppl in India are happy speaking thier mother language 🙏🏻 ❤️ from Lucknow to North east and south india❤️

[@krisgray1957]

@@ishaanlohani So take revenge on us doing the same...try to destroy us and our language and culture.

[@skyyway3000]

If u r so proud of being tamil then all of u are being converted to Christian and muslims out there

[@G-mac2024]

Achara understands . She is smart.

[@abhiramranjith7346]

Yah. Exactly what i was thinking

[@avinashrulz]

The best thing about tamil people is that they really unite behind their language, not religion. Thats commendable.

[@snl1754]

Not always though.

[@PolarPreeze]

@@snl1754 yea😓

[@palaninadeson3032]

I'm a Tamil from Malaysia, our great grandparents from Tamil Nadu came here as inventured labour's brought by the British . I've 2 girls only but today both are doctors.The best doctors and lawyer's in Malaysia are of Indian origin ❤❤❤❤❤

[@KVDirector]

The reason for putting Kolam with rice flour is to feed the ants so that they would not enter the house in search of food. It was both precautious and generous act.

[@venki3deditor]

🤯😲

[@sairamshetty3658]

Absolutely correct

[@rudraramakrishnan7673]

many people put it to welcome goddess lakshmi into the house

[@yuvan600]

It is to help the ants

[@Mr.Nobody0412]

In the family man season 2 , many of the characters are based on Sri Lankan Tamils and the oppression they had faced . That's why there was some protests against the series from Tamilnadu.

[@curiouscucumber7162]

They just made a joke out of their struggle, such a cunning mindset

[@dhineshsubramanian3735]

You are right, you understand our feelings

[@srividhyaramakrishnan7114]

When there is a big temple like Thanjavur periya koil, a whole community was created around it so that they could live in a sustainable way. For example there would be lands owned by the temples, these lands would be given to agriculture, and after the produce, both the farmers and the temples share their profit. This way, the needs of the temple would be met and it creates employment. This is one example of how things worked those days.

[@true_soul7708]

Semma ❤

[@Britzkavithaigal]

Tamil people are now found all over the world. The greatest thing about Tamil people is that, even when they relocate to another nation, they never fail to follow them culture and Traditions.

[@vishwasudr]

Tamils are not against other indians or north Indians, they just want tamil to be their official language ...... And also, north Indians feels proud in tamil culture too...... Unity in diversity 😍

[@yogibear3134]

At last someone frm north clearly stated it. 🙏

[@shivethvan]

Perfectly voiced out Tamilzh's mind voice. Thank you bro 👍

[@sudhakargsr]

Rightly said to be appropriate every ethnic group have the right to safeguard their culture , language and history

[@srinivasanpartha3826]

Love you Vishwas!! You said it clearly, we love India, Both Gandhi and Nethaji loved Tamil people for their love towards the nation. Gandhi know to sign in Tamil, Nethaji had his confidantes as Tamil. Nethaji’s Forward Bloc still wins constituency in Madurai Tamil Nadu other than West Bengal. We love our language is that wrong? We won’t learn Hindi if it’s forced down our throat, but let’s say my brother Vishwas don’t know English and knows only Hindi to communicate with me, then I will learn Hindi to speak to him just to put him in ease.

[@antokenlykcse562]

And the another info is the Tamil Princess Suriratna, also known as Heo Hwang-ok, went to Korea in 48 AD, some 2000 years ago, and started the Karak dynasty by marrying a local king. And the so many korean words similar to tamil words for same pronouncing and same meaning.

[@Shiva-bq5oz]

No She was from Ayodhya, UP First Lady of Korea also came to Ayodhya and laid a ceremony for her there So, not from TN

[@selvaaonlinesareeshub1891]

it's not true

[@antokenlykcse562]

@@Shiva-bq5oz oh but you don't know who she is also korean know who she is

[@antokenlykcse562]

@@selvaaonlinesareeshub1891 why

[@antokenlykcse562]

@@Shiva-bq5oz she is from ayodhya but that period india has been two similar sound lands for ayodhya from North and ayut for the South oldest kingdom kumari kandam(it was under the sea for till date)so why

[@syedmohamedmusthafa6935]

I may be a Muslim but I belong to Tamil culture..And 90% of us tamils give first preference to our mother language when it comes to language or Religion..cz a Muslim can conver into a Christian or a Hindu can be converted into a Muslim..but mother tongue can not be changed..we can change our name not parents..

[@ishanikaworld]

True

[@The_Black_Caps]

True ❤❤❤

[@Mayon-67]

Love you bai ❤❤

[@utkarshverma314]

I am from North india and I respect the Tamil culture their cusine and te dance also.I respect the Tamil culture.❤️.

[@abhisheksumanAS]

Library of Nalanda, Taxila were even bigger than Alexandria's Library, but no one in the west will talk about it because of Eurocentric bias!

[@TerinRajan]

or maybe nobody has a degree of whatsapp academy like you? 😂😂😂😂😂

[@arpanmukhoty1650]

@@TerinRajan Not whatsApp.... The guy who burnt it said it needed to be burnt for 6 months to be completely destroyed. It was indeed the largest in the ancient world

[@yashraghav1700]

@@TerinRajan aah ohkay another freak with under appreciation for our own culture and seeing europe as the center of the world and better in everything

[@miloblackmetalhate]

@@TerinRajan Wtf are you talking about? I guess you like the taste of colonial boots a bit too much...

[@assassin9763]

@@yashraghav1700 if there was under appreciation for their culture he wouldn't be talking about the library that was burnt in the mughal empire in present day bihar(former capital estate of the erstwhile maurya empire)...try to understand that our culture is just as important to us as tamils have for their own...

[@beastbharath6633]

Proud to be a Tamilan(தமிழன்) 😘

[@RichyFlinty]

Jai Hind... 🇮🇳

[@ShivamSingh-cz8th]

Tamils are the Pride of this Country Jai hind Jai Tamil nadu love from Bihar 🙏❤🚩🇮🇳

[@karthikeyan-qn6qg]

thanks bro

[@vignesh_G7]

Thanks brother 👍

[@g.o.a.t1307]

Thankyou brother

[@user-ll6pr5cw1f]

❤️ take it bro

[@tubbie456]

Thank you

[@Themrhq]

Tamils suffered more than any human beings in the world and nobody talks about it. But our language and culture will be never destroyed.

[@ar.sneha_official]

The relationship between the Chinese and the Tamils is 3000 years old. Trade and Cultural exchanges flourished during the reign of the Pallavas. ... Buddhist Monks Buddhabadra and Bodhidharma travelled from Tamizhagam to China and established the Shaolin Monastery to spread Zen Buddhism🇮🇳🇨🇳

[@kalaikal2919]

Chinese stability depends on energy fr middle east. as v see 1.2 billion in China. India propaganda and campaign against China is an internal campaign to militiralise Tamil tradional land. Sad

[@Ds-yy5or]

I think that's how kalaripayattu reached there. It's the basis of all martial arts that we have today

[@kalaikal2919]

Point of view Chinese is just protecting their Chinese oil tankers route to preserve continous energy supply for economic and political growth and all the more the stability of 1.2 billion ppl of the largest nation in the world. These understanding between China and India is more firmed up than ever in the past. Stable China is good for India and Asia. Controlled India is the strategic need for China to sustain their vulnerable oil route. However Chinese factor had been articulated and seen as a threat to South Indian sovereignty by the indian media campaign. Meanwhile the ongoing militarisation in TN is a factor shud be address as quick as possible by the Tamil geopolitical scholars. Bearing in mind; In a case of a proxy war between China and India were to occur in TN region wiping out Tamilar tradisional homeland is enevitable and is obviously seem to be part of an Indian strategy. This is executable just by bombing the currently operating of the 1 oo 6 Nuclear Power plant at Koodankulam Possible Solution:- Campaign such as, thru dialogues in public forum, Pattimandram-intellectual discourse among the ppl regards to 1) Militarilisation TN Region 2) TN region is a nuclear time bomb. TN people awareness and ability to convert this into a Social Civil Movements are the few last left option for the hour from a catastropic unfolding event before its too late.

[@VSM101]

@@kalaikal2919 Energy from the middle east will end because its a finite resource

[@VSM101]

@@kalaikal2919 You lost me but must be some commusim brainwashing

[@gooddragon22]

40:30 When I was in India, most of the Tamil Nadu people was saying, "We will learn and speak Hindi, but we don't accept of forcing and placing over our own language. And India is multilingual country, so each state must have there own language as the primary one",

[@firesage6257]

As a Tamilan. I humbly thank for the commenter who support the love for tamil. thank you guys.

[@3rdeyeEagle]

too many goose bumps... cant handle it... Proud to be an Indian (Tamil)....

[@racow106]

Another fun fact : The large temples built by cholas had best grade food grains stored on top of them. In case of floods the grains are safe and the farmers can start all over again

[@sarugeshncc4561]

Yess ❤️

[@vibhanshupatel9671]

I am from north india and i want to say that tamil people doing right to preserve there language, Because we north indians doesn't hate tamil language we have proud on tamil language and sankrit also. Tamilnadu is only state where real hindu culture is living.

[@Santhoshkumar-gz2jr]

😍

[@Prabha_028]

Romba santhosam (mahizhchi)

[@vibhanshupatel9671]

@@Prabha_028 santhosam meaning is inside pleasure? This word is similar to sanskrit word santosh.

[@சாகுபடையாட்சி]

@@vibhanshupatel9671 i don t know that...as tamilan and first of all indian i am proud of it....

[@vigneshas7426]

@@vibhanshupatel9671 "Santhosham" is the sanskritized tamil word for 'pleasure'. The pure tamil word for the same would be "Magizhchi".

[@sharveshkumar9984]

Hey Achara if you want to now more about the Tamil influence in Thailand watch " That time an Indian kingdom invaded south East Asia " by odd compass.

[@aristanathan5241]

Tq for this video.I"m proud to be a tamilan as our ancestors settle down in different country as u have shown the real history of our original roots.

[@JohnwickRRR67]

Respect to all the North Indians who have commented that they love and respect Tamil language although they cannot speak it !...Why cannot we South Indians also say that we love and respect Hindi but we cannot speak it! Isn't it fair that way? Why do you want us to also learn it and not just love and respect it :(

[@JohnwickRRR67]

@राजा दाहिर That's not the point, the point is if you are claiming that you can love and respect a language even if you can't speak it, we would also like to do the same! We love and respect every Indian language, we don't hate any language! Just because we don't want to learn it, doesn't mean we disrespect it! And Btw Garhwali is designated as "vulnerable" in UNESCO's 'List of World's languages in Danger' , which indicates that the language requires consistent conservation efforts, .It has a long struggle for official recognition because of people preferring Hindi in Uttarakhand , I hope and pray that it doesn't go extinct!

[@exploringnaturalbeauty2102]

@@JohnwickRRR67 true same for kumaoni in uttrakhand these two languages are vulnerable ,but government is not making them official and uttrakhand demanding for land laws ,but no land laws here

[@skyblues1357]

That's because Tamil is not forced on Hindi speaking states while Hindi is forced on everyone.

[@skyblues1357]

@@JohnwickRRR67 That's why Tamils fight for their language, we don't want to replace it with Hindi. Tamil won't develop anywhere as it does in Tamil Nadu (India).

[@amanvirsingh6607]

I think the new generations are much more tolerant and really the diversity in our unity.

[@ashishjain518]

It is kinda bizzare and surprising at the same time to learn about the history of cultures in my own nation from someone outside my nation. But it is also sort of understandable because there may be some politics and influencing involved in learning it from Indian sources. Great video by COGITO and good discussion by you guys.

[@akartmedia3534]

But Aryans theory is fake.. No evidence no perfect data in now days

[@utkarshrastogi2482]

@@akartmedia3534 Aryan theory is baseless and now debunked by scientists.

[@robinson5323]

@@utkarshrastogi2482 bro try learning history better Tamil language was the major of language of Indus valley civilization how come Tamils suddenly disappeared from there. Aryans invaded and they destroyed those civilizations

[@sudhanshutiwari3430]

If you're learning here good luck u already failed

[@MrPeaceGuy54]

@@robinson5323 It might not have been as sudden as people think. History is far more blurry than we think it is.

[@Rahul-ps2bl]

Raja raja cholan is a unbeatable king in overall history🔥🔥🔥

[@AJ-xm7vg]

And his son also

[@manojkumar-es1qb]

@David Voicecoil he mention raja raja cholan and rajendra cholan lol😊

[@vihaangowda1922]

@David Voicecoil yeah because when u back stab our kings we lost

[@Rahul-ps2bl]

@@vihaangowda1922 Yes they are all cowards who do not have the courage to stand up to confrontation😂😂

[@narendrans1487]

@David Voicecoil 🤣🤣🤣 butt hurted clowns in the internet these days😁😁😁. Yeah, keep letting everyone know how stupid you are.

[@karthikaashree]

I am proud to be born in the land of TamilNadu i am an Tamil and i love when others know our history ✨felling happy a bit now there are cholas ,pandiya, pallava, dynasty of Tamil kings

[@vinothkumarshanumugasundar21]

The name itself says it "THAILAND" THAI -MOTHER in tamil so it's basically MOTHERLAND

[@VigneshVicky-ku8gr]

No

[@vinothkumarshanumugasundar21]

@@VigneshVicky-ku8gr thappa bro.. Therinjadha sonnen meaning therinja sollunga

[@VigneshVicky-ku8gr]

@@vinothkumarshanumugasundar21 Where did you find this information? Please tell me. Did linguists say so?

[@vinothkumarshanumugasundar21]

@@VigneshVicky-ku8gr heard it in a KZbin video.. Correct me if I'm wrong with the actual meaning

[@VigneshVicky-ku8gr]

@@vinothkumarshanumugasundar21 Thank you

[@harryeromantic9873]

I am from Bihar and I love Tamil culture. They r very kind and I have many friends there✌😊

[@motherlittlegems]

There are many Tamil stones which was found in Thailand and the local people can’t read them but tamils from all over the world can read it . As a Tamil I have known that we have been trading between Thailand for many centuries and even the rice was sent to them from here

[@rays7445]

'Thai' means 'mother' in Tamil. I know Thailand gets its name from one group of people who live there - But I've always wondered if that group's original name was somehow influenced by Tamil. A couple of other points related to the video: Sanskrit, Hindi, English all belong to the same language family - which makes Hindi closer to English than Hindi is to Tamil. Even today, although HIndi speakers call their language as 'Rashtriya Bhasha', India does not have a single national language. 22 languages are recgnized as official languages by the Indian constitution.

[@motherlittlegems]

I went to Thailand before two years and I was able to find many similarities in our culture

[@JayanthiVlog]

As a tamilian am super proud to know this ..also for the north indian people in the comment section ..who is comparing tamil and hindi ..just wanna say ..i respect your language your culture ..but am not asking you to respect ..just atleast don't try to spread hate and discrimination between a single country ..we belong to same country ..so why hate ? ..peace ✌️

[@rathanapparathanappa5077]

Very great to know about the TAMIL culture & history. I am a TELUGU & I respect & revere ourTAMIL.

[@mjlove9412]

TAMILS also have very close relationship with the KOREANS..Both culture and many words of their languages have same meaning and sound ❤️💜💜

[@popxulture8067]

Lol

[@mjlove9412]

@@popxulture8067 lol 🤡🤡

[@popxulture8067]

@@mjlove9412 ohh c'mon u are not a clown at least..don't be so harsh on yourself boi

[@mjlove9412]

@@popxulture8067 without researching, u r putting lol shows me that u r an ignorant joker

[@StarkEdits11]

@@popxulture8067 Lol to your whole community of whatsapp graduates.

[@ar.sneha_official]

The lady Sambavalam (Heo Hwang-ok, Korean name for the princess of Korea who migrated from Tamil Nadu coastal area) appears to have left India from Kanyakumari by boat/ship, and then married a Korean prince who fell in love with her as soon as he saw her. So, Tamil Nadu & Korean have More Similarities in Language, Culture, Symbol & Food🇮🇳🇰🇷💛💜

[@subashvj5330]

myself too feel about that similarities while seeing Chinese films or Chinese cultural functions...

[@muruganr2751]

Tru❣

[@tamilselvik4249]

@@subashvj5330 no culture or little similar but words not bcz they are east asia

[@Rhyghar]

But the Korean government says that she is from Ayodhya (UP) and her name is Suriratna. Is this different princess you are referring to ??

[@tamilselvik4249]

@@Rhyghar yeah the korean government said that bcz they didn't search properly the proof but that's wrong 🙄🙄

[@RamalingamKB]

Sanskrit is the last children of Mother (old)Tamil, after Kannada, Malayalam, Telungu, Modern Tamil, Oriya, Marathi, Gujarati. Etc more

[@chillpannumaappi9624]

About the Padmanaba temple: No one have the access to go inside into the treasure area... Includes the govt. It belongs to the former king and their Descendant....

[@georgesruthin]

Wrong it belong to Lord Padmanabha, the king ( then ruler) pledged that he and his descendants will serve the kingdom as "padmanabha dasa or servant of sree padmanabha"

[@EpikAqua1]

And it is also in Trivandrum(originally Tiruvananthapuram) now in Kerala

[@notyourfriend-li7rq]

@@georgesruthin technically the family has the right over the temple's fortune but ofc they're humble so theyve left it as it is.

[@MonojitBhattacharjeeMONO]

Yes, it is part private property still on papers....

[@chillpannumaappi9624]

@@georgesruthin that's what i said... The family which is the king's.....

[@shubhamsingh-is1pf]

It was really chola the pronunciation of Achara was correct

[@SunnySideup2012]

4:40 is not sola as the audio says. Achara is right (almost)

[@sreevatsansunil2297]

It's actually chozhar in Tamil?

[@kannadasan6082]

The actual pronunciation in Tamil is sozhan. Chola is an anglicised word.

[@salempasangasp]

The actual pronounciation is sola

[@sreejithsiva7885]

Yes it is correct, but it is actually pronounced as Chozhar , most of the people can't pronounce 'Zha' in rest of the India so they made it in to Chola , Even Tamil is a posh version of the original word 'Thamizh ' . Chola is also correct because during the reign of Chola dynasty they mostly spoke SenTamil in which 'sa' is pronounced as 'cha' 😊

[@Chartedwealthmf]

you people are very good your truly worrying the tragedy the done on us by the British. As a Tamilian i am proud about my culture ITS better than any one else in the world.2000 YEARS OLD CIVILISED CULTURE IS OURS.

[@nitinnitin3974]

Temple is not a religious place. It's a school, hospital, bank, and many more

[@shobhitverma7048]

Can you explain??

[@hemantrana301]

@@shobhitverma7048 check jaipur dailogues for point of view

[@Freaky.Princ3]

Seed Storage

[@niharikanegi8819]

You don't understand the concept of TEMPLES so shut up!

[@nivedhaezhilarasan5215]

@@niharikanegi8819 I don't know how temples acted in North India but surely temples acted as a bank in tamilagam now your so called South India

[@sruthikrishna4924]

Absolutely true video. I am from Kerala specifically Trivandrum and so proud of my Tamil root. I feel whatever south language you talk we south Indians are Dravidian (Tamil ) in a way.

[@vishnul1342]

Trivians...👍🙏

[@northeastindiacry4851]

But Shruti you are not pure Dravidian

[@mendalf4623]

@@northeastindiacry4851 poda punda

[@northeastindiacry4851]

@@mendalf4623 You think i cannot translate what you said, is this the great culture of Tamil what you just said taken the screen shot to show how actual Tamils behave, also i did not said anything incorrect.

[@northeastindiacry4851]

@Hand Cuffs Did i said anything wrong?

[@priyadurai4305]

The concept of giving to temple is for giving to the people who are suffering for food because in most of hindu temple they offer free prsadam( food) .. The concept is taking care of entire society instead of keeping everything for our family....

[@nsant3790]

I feel proud to be an Tamil. People's must visit Kanyakumari and Rameshwaram at least once in their life time. To see the beauty of nature 🙏🏽🇮🇳

[@sruthikishore900]

TAMIL is a great language with the oldest literatures in the world, great architecture, great culture and also the oldest language in the entire planet. People around the world should notice who tamilians are and what our culture really is. Thank u @jabykoay for bring our beautiful language to notice. Hope u guys do more of these.

[@electromagneticnomia4206]

Sister oldest language is Sanskrit go and read veda and gita

[@aimesolomon]

@@electromagneticnomia4206 bro, Sanskrit is an Alien language. Nobody knows how it evolved. Based on that, we can say Tamil came first.

[@abhay8658]

@@aimesolomon kuch bhi😂😂😂

[@DDkhappytravel]

@@abhay8658 tamil language all language mother

[@abhay8658]

@@DDkhappytravel proof?? koi study ?? Article?? Hawa matt bol bhai😑

[@vinodterry2212]

For u guys one more information , Harward University as now started a Tamil chair as all our worldwide tamil people donated 40million $

[@rasigan46]

You know a fact.. within a day it's trending in TamilNadu..❤️ this is example of our bond with our தமிழ்..🙏

[@englishphobia5853]

Being a non-tamil, im proud of my intelligent countrymen, tamils❤

[@Oneread4]

“If you give a man a fish, you feed him for a day. If you teach a man to fish, you feed him for a lifetime.” Likewise it’s not a wise step to sell your heritage just to add some more resources, we gotta learn to grow and we’re growing.

[@dhrinsagrawal9057]

Money kept for nothing doesn't even help anything but no government can do that... Maybe no one can use that amount of money properly so it is better as it is... But according to your quote about fish, we can build better quality schools with better quality teachers and infrastructure, it would ofcourse help shape the future but again no one can do that 🤷🏻

[@ambrose7581]

It's never ending debate to give money of religious places for poor people or use for infrastructure.. BUT at time of pandemic Oxygen, Vaccines and other medical equipments would by brought with this money, that would be the best use of devotees money.

[@screenplay4u]

@@dhrinsagrawal9057 if you are just looking for troffie then you lost the key to development of human

[@screenplay4u]

@@ambrose7581 are you a devote???????

[@Oneread4]

we're not that sort on capital, we just need better management

[@viveksivam543]

Why Tamils accepted English instead of Hindi? As a Tamilian how I see is, Hindi already started to spread across the country swallowing other regional and tribal languages in the North even before the Independence. After Independence when Indian Union government decided to put Hindi as a sole national language of the Country we Tamil people felt that if we allow this Tamil will also face the same fate that other regional and Tribal languages faced in the North and they not only pushing their language but also the culture. We people are rich in language, culture and history so we said If India can't make all the Indian languages as national language lets make English as associate official language. In that way we Tamil people can use our language happily in our boundaries and can connect with other parts of India and also to the other parts of the world. We fought not only for Tamil but for all the Indian languages. Because we love and respect our Mother Tongue. That's why we didn't accepted imposition of Hindi on us.

[@harshwardhanpatil6827]

I am not favour in making hindi as national language but talking about your hindi swaling other tribal languages in North is just a ignorant comment . I am maharashtrian here we speak marathi with 100 of dialect and they are not dead due to hindi . In North india gujrat speaks it's own language ,rajasthan has its own language,punjab has its own language ,j&k has its own language, Bengal has its own language ,northeast states has their own languages but to connect each other hindi is most convenient language for north and northeast people's . I will only say that if there is any language in the south part of india which can connect the states which are in down south like Kerala ,tamilnadu etc then the people and states should pramote it with each other's support rather than opposing hindi .If this happened then the people of india will learn the 3 languages i.e their mother tongue ,hindi and one choosen south language rather than foreign english language .Because for south one can not learn 4 or 5 languages to work their or to travel their , rather than english we should have one language like hindi for southern part of india .

[@viveksivam543]

@@harshwardhanpatil6827 I pity people like you. How blind you are! Do you know How many languages were in North India before Hindi became Official administrative Language and how many are now? So you are from Maharashtra right, Is Marathi is most speaking language in your state? Is your state media telecast everything in Marathi? Government GOs and announcements coming in Marathi? Mumbai is your capital but everything in their is only Hindi based, why? Even bollywood which functions in Mumbai is full of Hindi. How many schools their teach Marathi as a subject? Road signs, shops name board, advertising boards in maharashtra are in Marathi?? In punjab many people are still fighting against Hindi imposition. And ask yourself this question, how many percentage of people speaking Marathi in your state before and after Hindi became Official administrative language in India. In few decades there will be no Marathi in your state. In my state everywhere you go you will only see Tamil and English. Tamil for the natives and English for others states and county people. It's more easy this way. If we want to learn Hindi we will learn Hindi without any hesitation but why impose on us? Why make it compulsory? That's the question. You guys are saying make two doors one for the big dog to enter and another for the small dog to enter. But what we are saying is let the small dog use the big door too to enter. If you learn English you can communicate with whole India and other countries too.. Just because you got numbers don't rub your language on us..

[@harshwardhanpatil6827]

@@viveksivam543 u know nothing about marathi and maharashtra .U r just a ignorant. Our all official works are in marathi ,news channels are marathi ,our sign boards are marathi ,our mpsc exam is also in marathi we can give our government interview in marathi , any form of government or circular comes in marathi language And lastly our technical education is also coming in marathi language . So it is just your politically made fear and I can say u r totally confused between the language and script .🙏

[@starkarc5521]

@@viveksivam543 as you said this man. Every state has all the things you said in their own state language. In my state Punjab, we speak Punjabi all the time. And we know Hindi too. Hindi is the simplified version of Sanskrit, so it's very very catchy to all and they they understand it well. And there is no imposition of culture. Every state has its own culture and still prevailing. Because Bharat is the land of different cultures but one civilization. In my opinion, the only problem I have with Hindi is it contains Urdu words. Which I hate. So I don't use them. Even the respectful great king of Tamil Nadu, Rajendra Chola has a Sanskrit name. Raj + Inder. It's just a very planned conspiracy played by Britishers. Because before them. Before them no one ever talked about differences. The thing I really bow down to Tamil people is that they preserved true teachings of Sanatana Dharma. And we are very thankful to the people and great kings of that time. And also contributing to our diverse Bharat because we are like this different cultures but one civilization. Love to all Tamils bros and siss

[@siaoyagten3642]

Who cares

[@rooney3735]

Tamil nadu is the First state in India to have a female chief minister ❤ Also Try the video, how Korean language is so similiar to Tamil language❤

[@randomvideos187]

Original channel la part - 2 panna solluga bro

[@1tan_freed0m]

Nice 😀 First country to have a Female Prime Minister 🔥🇱🇰❤️✝️☪️☸️🕉️

[@shubhangipawar4210]

Thank you. I was wondering this for the longest time how korean sounds sooo South Indian like Appa Amma, referring to yourself as Nan/nanan, etc.

[@shanmugarajt5007]

🙄

[@CN-vv6wm]

@@1tan_freed0m Yes, Sri Lanka is the first country in the world to have a female prime minister. She was also the first president to pass discriminatory laws that sparked inter-ethnic conflict and resulted in a 26 year civil war.

[@chrismathewjoseph1283]

I live like 50km away from the Padmanapaswamy temple, but I have never been that curious about it in my life.... I knew it had treasures but because of the fear in people instilled by legends like "If u open the last treasury, the whole of Kerala will drown in water or something..." - myth, people have just left it behind and I haven't even thought of it even once until the video mentioned it.... *I was more curious about the Tamils when the thumbnail came up because geographically, culturally and linguistically, Tamil Nadu and Kerala share a lot in common...Well, I guess I have to learn more about my nearby surroundings much more 😂

[@jeyaramsathees6128]

As you have seen in Enjoy Enjaami, Tamil society WAS a women lead society,, not now cause of others influences

[@bhanuprakash4127]

I want more comments mentioning this song.

[@jeyaramsathees6128]

Tamil culture is women led.. I didn’t say regarding our recent history , I said about 1,2,3 rs sangam times ,, aryans traveled without women and established colonies or villages while Tamils didn’t do it, Tamils established centering women first ,

[@eisenyu3298]

Tamizhagam had two major families.... Male centered families and Female centered families and not merely just one of them...

[@schoolkid1809]

@@bhanuprakash4127 Yes... 🤔🔥

[@foverknight8750]

Indra Gandhi

[@Cezhiyan07]

Some English & tamil similar words Here we go: Mango - மாங்காய் (maangai) Cash - காசு (kaasu) One - "ஒன்"று (ondru) Eight - "எட்"டு (ettu) Victory - வெற்றி (vettri) Win - வெல்/வென்று (vel/vendru) Wagon - வாகனம் (vaakanam) Elachi - ஏலக்காய் (elakkai) Coir - கயிறு (kayiru) Eve - அவ்வை (avvai) Terra - தரை (tharai) A"ttack" - தாக்கு (thaakku) Round - உ"ருண்டை" (urundai) Roll - உ"ருள்" (urul) Ginger - இ"ஞ்சி" (inji) Kill - கொல் (kol) Prize - பரிசு (parisu) Other - இதர (ithara) Tele - தொலை (tholai) Teak - தேக்கு (thaekku) Rice -அரிசி (arisi).... etc

[@arun62146]

Three - திரி (thiri from thirikadugam)

[@ToxicBro2009]

That guy who said Chola Dynasty as Sola Dynasty is wrong. Achara and Jaby pronounced it correctly.

[@asat103]

Are you dumb he is pronouncing it the tamil way not the enlish spelling.

[@tamilselvan-em1te]

@@asat103 you are the dumb here acharya's pronunciation is tamil pronunciation

[@kanyeeast4495]

As a person who has lived his whole life in Tamil Nadu, we do pronounce it as Sola.

[@tamildinosaur4180]

@@tamilselvan-em1te per liye Tamil vechukuttu Dont you know tamil properly....There was no "Cho" sound in early tamil... " So" is perfect tamil...Cho was used only in this generation...Even in village sides people use only 'so' like solam,sombu, not cholam or chombu...

[@MonojitBhattacharjeeMONO]

No 'CHO' in old tamil pronounced almost as 'SO'.... with bit of element of cho therfore both are correct...I guess

[@perumalkirubaaharan7946]

Navy was derived from "Naavai" (Tamil word) the organised way of warfare in a massive and professional way by Chola Kings

[@ashwatimenon5481]

As a malayalee who shares history with tamiz people, we still have some political leverage and attention when compared to north east. North eastern history is still not even touched in our schools. Shame on our education system.

[@eniyathendral2728]

Brother, our ancient Tamil history is only in our schools, it is not shared in North Indian schools. The union government project only the North Indian history. They want to hide the rest of the countries histories. They even steal the history, you should read about how they stole the Tamil princess Sempavalam history who went to Korea in 48 AD and how she influenced Korean culture. In Korean language they call Amma and Appa for mother and father and there are so many Tamil words. This union government in 2018 declared that princess was from Utter Pradesh princess and got 200 crores from korean government for building a temple for her in Ayodhya. She is from Ayuta kingdom which had two fish symbol in their flags. In ancient times the city was called Saketa, not Ayodhya. So that theory of her being Indian (Indo-Aryan) origin seems fundamentally flawed. Also the two fish symbol fish of UP was designed in 19th century based on 17th century nawab king symbol. Tamil Pandya kingdom existed more than 2000 years ago with two fish symbol.

[@abdulaleem9207]

true.

[@MD-lu3wu]

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[@BaalaMSS]

@@eniyathendral2728 genius

[@wallingnaga6563]

Iam from Northeast (Nagaland) and I agree with you 100%

[@kabilan8617]

Watch the "Thamizhi" series. It's available in KZbin. You can understand more about the history of the language Tamil. It also has English subtitles.

[@aathavant714]

+1

[@dayanandsalunke3120]

Ooo yea! I watched that as well, its really informative.

[@salempasangasp]

Give this comment a upvote👍

[@kabilan8617]

@@gokulmanoharan6628 yes. please mention in comments

[@shivamgaur6474]

I am from UP and i have always been interested in learning south indian launguages and it will be a honour to learn the oldest language on earth. _/\_

[@rajkumar-bf2eu]

Welcome

[@d.ravichandran323]

Felt very proud .. the way u talked about us .. Thank you .. God Bless You..

[@sukandanuthayakumar7104]

The whole sending tamils as workers to other British colonies is basically the whole gist of enjoy enjaami song. Edit : Now that y’all got a glimpse of whats going on in Sri Lanka now you know why Tamils were against The family man and showcasing Tamil group as terrorists

[@user-ll6pr5cw1f]

They are not slave , they are transported as labour's அடிமை என்கிற வார்த்தையை எடுத்து இருங்களேன்

[@sukandanuthayakumar7104]

@@user-ll6pr5cw1f panniten nanba. Nandri for the correction

[@sakshisinghaneja6879]

They were not portrayed as terrorists, it was clear that they were rebels who were trying to get their rights, their freedom and if a sane mind is watching family man it will definitely empathize with them.

[@user-ll6pr5cw1f]

@@sakshisinghaneja6879 ok thalaiva

[@gokulkhumar2633]

@@sakshisinghaneja6879 no,you show when does isi and tamil srilankan worked together and they showed chennai as city with more rappers and not safe for women . you travel in chennai ,I bet no one is treated as they show in family man . central india is where women's are not safe .none of the thing shown in the series was real.