Rivers in North East India - Geography UPSC, IAS, NDA, CDS, SSC CGL

[@mahendrapanchal359]

NORTH EASTERN STATES RIVER 🔷️SIKKIM🔷️ 1.TEESTA 2.RANGPO(EAST) 3.RANGIT(WEST) -MERGES AT TRIBENI 🔵BRAHAMAPUTRA🔵 ORIGINATE IN ANGSI HLACUER (YARLUNG TSANGPO IN TIBET) ⛰NCHA BARWA 1.SUBHANSIRI 2.KAMENG. 3.BEKI(N.BHUTAN) 4.MANAS(S.BHUTAN) 5.GADADHAR(N.BHUTAN) 6.DIHANG 🔷️ARUNACHAL PRADESH🔷️ 1.SUBHANSIRI 2.KAMENG(PAKEE TIGER RESERVE) 3.DIHANG 4.DIABANG(MISHMI HILLS) 5.LOHIT(ZAYU NAMED IN EASTERN PART,PARSHUTAM KUND) 🔷️NAGALAND🔷️ 1.DHANSIRI(Laisang Park) 2.DOYANG(DOYANG HYDRO ELEC.PLANT) 3.DIKHU 4.MILAK 5.CHHATE🏖🏖 🔷️ MANIPUR🔷️ ***LOKTAK LAKE**** 1.BARAK 2.IMPHAL 3.MANIPUR______CHIDWIN)))) 4.IRIL 5.NAMBUL 6.TUIVAI 🔷️ MIZORAM🔷️ 1.BARAK 2.TLAWNG 3.TIAU 4.KARNAPHULI 5.TUICHAWNG 6.SONAL 7.TUT 🔷️TRIPURA🔷️ 1.GOMATI 2.MANU 3.SUMALI 4.KHOWAI 5.JURI 6.FENI(MAY REMIND CYCLONE) 🔷️MEGHALAYA🔷️ 1.DIGHARU 2.KOPILI 3.MYNTDU 4.SOMESHWARI........... ----------------------------‐----------

[@AbhiSharma-wp1xx]

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[@Muleslover]

Thanks

[@akgypsy3642]

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[@skrocks2522]

Thnks for special hook points👏👏

[@bobjuniel8683]

thank you very much for the information. 👍🙏

[@krutoiuchiha8942]

Iam from ARUNACHAL PRADESH and i think,this is the only video in entire youtube where you will find such a great content about NORTH EAST INDIA,and amit sir you have pronounced every word with such care and accuracy...respect to you :) n btw BRAHMAPUTRA is known as SIANG in ARUNACHAL,Just a minor input :)

[@36_tonmoydutta57]

I totally agree with u , love from assam

[@ashika_ss]

Totally agreed. Love from karnataka for this video 🤗🤗🙏

[@reemeebarman1764]

Dihang or siang.

[@itatube7594]

@@reemeebarman1764 in upper region, it is called siyom. But then again siyom is later joined by many other rivers. So, as a whole it is called siang. And Districts are also named after it like upper siang, west siang, Siang, east siang etc. hope it helps.

[@desimanas9875]

@@itatube7594 *thnx for the info. love from Haryana.*

[@dilkhushpatidar2487]

Rivers making boundaries between the states is the most satisfying thing.

[@Blue_Pumpkin]

Yeah.. that's oddly satisfying 😂

[@rt9637]

@@Blue_Pumpkin It is bullcrap, see Indo-Nepal border dispute.

[@poliika1000]

Unitedstatian gang disliked it

[@Fran_Tluanga]

Rivers slowly changed their original position, so people still find a reason to quarrel over it

[@user-xr4fw1se9q]

Also a bone of contention between states.

[@User-54321n]

For the first time in my life, I came to know about so many rivers of North Eastern India. Earlier, I was acquainted with Brahmaputra, Dibang, Lohit , Barak and Teesta only. Very good work towards knowing North eastern region in detail. Thank you.

[@iqbalsinghmangang]

learn to look beyond whats around you

[@anjalishejwalkar3400]

If they teach in schools showing maps in this fashion , students will love to learn geography! I must mention here one of my teacher's name Mrs Aakhve, who never taught us without maps available in those days ie 30yrs back. Technology has improved so much! Liked your video very much! Going to visit these states in near future! Wish to see all these rivers!

[@thanzuali5513]

From Mizoram, I have always gain so much from your videos Sir. Covering so much , it may sometimes be difficult to pronounce many local names, I'm not going to complain or correct many names but I just want to say that the longest river in Mizoram is Tlawng and the 'T' in Tlawng is not supposed to be silent rather lead the tongue. Looking forward to more of your videos.Thankyou

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Cool and calm, clear, and confident

[@Blue_Pumpkin]

Also sexy voice

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[@shummu1458]

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[@bobjuniel8683]

It is so difficult to get information about rivers,waterways, lakes and seabeds on the internet. This was excellent and very clear. Rivers are so important to the cultures of India, Pakistan and Bangladesh, in fact the world in general, but maps and navigation information seems unavailable. I am in thailand and my old hard copy maps are back in Australia, but they would not have this detail. Thank you very so much, 🙏 Maybe other rivers in India and later Pakistan? I live in hope. 😊 I found them on your KZbin sight, I’m in heaven!!!!

[@skrocks2522]

Time changes

[@chomang6519]

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[@deepjyotisharma482]

I agree with you

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Lov ur voice sir and its understanding I request u to take csat also

[@jamesthounaojam4062]

I m overwhelmed with your efforts to mention all the rivers of Northeast India in one go. Thank you 😊 i have never found such videos in KZbin. This is very helpful to those who has less information about NORTHEAST states

[@ToniLego-j5c]

It's my first time to watch such a complete details about North Eastern rivers......I'm from Arunachal but I hv never ever seen ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

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[@khadijaniazi57]

18:00 manipur 23:00 mizoram 28:00 Tripura 31:00 megh

[@kls6398]

Great content. This is definitely a one stop destination for NE rivers. Also, the pronounciation of the names of rivers are commendable. Thank you Sir

[@gauravkr4760]

I love studying rivers after watching your crisp & clear video.. What power pack man u are... God bless

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Kindly do cover sir, we are waiting, really impressed by the way you use illustrations and maps,

[@mutumyangthoiba3710]

19:06 The perfect wording for *Imphal* will be Valley not Plain.

[@yadavamit23apr]

one of my favourite educator on youtube.

[@JangTaithul]

You pronounce all the names correctly and it’s amazing. Especially the names form Mizoram 😂👍🏻👍🏻.

[@biakahmar9171]

No, the pronounciation mentioned in 23:24 is wrong

[@fabianralte8987]

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[@talimoalongkumer7684]

Thank you Sir for covering each rivers of North Eastern states in detail and the way you pronounce districts of Nagaland such as mokokchung with ease is just awesome

[@jayantathakuria1863]

First time i am learning geography. Thanks a lot

[@manmayuri2001]

Beautifully explained about the rivers of Northeast, ❤️❤️❤️ from Assam Northeast India ❤️

[@ciriacosforza6226]

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U must be living under a rock

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[@Nagamanu-o8u]

Sometimes I just want to take time and say Thank You for everything..You make my preparation shorter and easy to understand

[@yogendranautiyal9994]

One of the best educative vdo on rivers of NE India. Thank you

[@Negi1998]

Sir sir sir you are the best!!! We need more teachers like you who teaches us like this...the way you teach us is so effective!!

[@ezzalallung427]

Correction: Aizawl is located on the hill, it is not a plain area. Tlawng river(the longest river in Mizoram) doesn't flows through the capital city, but it flows through Sairang village, which is a plain area, Sairang village is situated around 2-5 km from Aizawl. So, therefore, river Tlawng is the source of water for Aizawl.

[@KazeTdr]

2 km is hardly a distance. 😂 It maybe called aizawl

[@saikatchakraborty5572]

Valley

[@hmatl9627]

20km

[@mutumyangthoiba3710]

Valley is the perfect wording other than Plain.

[@yeett173]

@@saikatchakraborty5572 No Aizawl is a city built on hills.

[@foodloverzvlog]

The best channel for geography. And I'm in love with your voice sir.

[@phoenixjazz9171]

For the first time i am learning rivers of north east with their tributaries.Content is highly appreciable sir💐 Its my humble request to you to make short video on rivers of north east as well as Himalayan rivers from with their direction of flow, for example :n-s & s-n &e-w flowing rivers .Thanks !

[@adityaojha1918]

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[@Positive_Videos_calm]

I have never seen such an extraordinary explanation with river mapping on states with high accuracy 👌👌👌🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏thank you so much sir

[@prithumitash3199]

Wow!!! Haven't seen such a detailed Video...Your teaching style using maps is great

[@harshavardhanprakashpatil4884]

Never Has Any1 Explained the Geography so Deeply and Explicitly 😍😍

[@biakahmar9171]

23:24 I can absolutely confirm that the 't' is not silent. But rather the 'aw' is pronounced as 'O' in mizo language as in the case of english words like - Dawson, Lawson etc.. hence, the river "tlawng" is pronounced as "Tlong".

[@BanshanMarwein]

Interesting info

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[@sumitrana5145]

Can't even think that how much effort u putted to make this video ...such a masterpiece sir I watched this video to understand the elevation of North eastern states and through rivers you have not left me with any doubt. Keep doing sir a very big thanks ❤️

[@manvigaur6336]

What on earth we did to deserve such knowledgable vedios for free? 😭Thanks Sir 🙏🙇

[@ashika_ss]

Amazing insights on north eastern rivers of India. Never found a content like this on KZbin. Amit sir you are truly one of a kind. God bless you sir ☺️☺️🙏🙏🙏

[@bidyachanu5194]

The way you explained is so precise n very informative... thanks alot...keep up the good work...!!!

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[@radhakrishnan2309]

Being a civil engineer and interested in history & geography , exteremely benefitted , good way of explain , Thanks .

[@deepikagautam3071]

Really nice its very clear due to ur clear maps and lines as well ur voice . And slowly ur teaching way it's perfect. Got new subscriber.

[@ravindrababu7231]

Excellent. Rivers of North East are very crucial and strategic. Their place in India China relations is very significant. Thank you.

[@77ranvijay]

greatly impressed with your self control and calmness while describing the topic which inspire me......thanks a lot sir.....

[@77ranvijay]

@@crystalsangma7633 may be......I am not from north east.

[@arnikasingh6376]

Very good lecture ...... Really, u hv made very easy way to understand about rivers in north east India....

[@harinderdhillon2719]

Thanks a lot sir.. U r the one among those who rarely found on this planet.

[@dipakganguli2027]

Dear Amit Never learnt any of these facts about Indian Geography at school. Thanks a lot for making me a little bit wiser about my country´s geography.

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[@rajyalaxmiarjun4059]

Voice is flowing just like a River....

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[@lostillusion2842]

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[@bennyvarghese413]

Thank you Sir for that clear explanation about the river system in North East India. It is indeed very educative. God bless you 🙏🙏🙏

[@valarmorghulis8387]

This is the most amazing video I have ever watched, ty so much sir And waiting for eastern , northrn and southern rivers. Ty so much

[@gl9831]

Sweet voice for North East India. Truly sweet voice

[@deepeshchat]

really appreciate this map based teaching style of river system, was very much helpful. need more sir !!!

[@enyaangu9632]

Lots of information and hard work, don't understand why few ppl choose to dislike this video. Thanks sir

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Very nice

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Nice explanation about rivers of North East in India 🇮🇳

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its seems like you are an ias officer and your ways of speaking and teaching is just owsm ...

[@mridulsingh8775]

Sir, a big thanks from the bottom of my heart , the way you explain is amazing covering all the relevant things in the best possible manner.

[@neelmusic1]

a crisp and clear explanation of the river system which is so hard to explain . thank you !

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I can't believe.how someone could be so perfect in making things clear.Hats off to u sir🤗

[@lostillusion2842]

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[@sofianakharkongor2077]

I am from Meghalaya I have seen that there are major rivers that runs and originated from Meghalaya is not mentioned like Umngot river, Umiam river, Umtung river, Umshyrpi river, Umkhen river and in Garo hills the Simsang river. You need to learn more about Meghalaya to educate students who are depending on it. Anyway thanks for the great effort putting on it.

[@priyarani442]

Within a second after hearing ur voice..I subscribed ur channel Ur voice is very soothing.....

[@banaras859]

Sir please make the video of remaining part of indian river's... we are waiting

[@sidhantasingha1373]

the video met more than my expectation and as A northeastern I Knew some of it already. but eventually gotta know some new rivers too.. Thanks sir.. much respect to you

[@supersaiyan2648]

You haven't mentioned the name of Brahmaputra in Arunachal ..... It's called as Siang in AP

[@jibokomiuli]

Same river is called by different name by different ethinc people, ADI will their own, bodo-kachari wil l have their own, assamese will their own, tibetian have their own name, Bangladeshi have their own name

[@arnikasingh6376]

It's called Dihang in AP

[@llvigneshnimmala6828]

@@arnikasingh6376 it's called siang in AP, Dihang in assam joins Dibang and lohit in sadhiya town Assam

[@SKumar-bs7zz]

@@llvigneshnimmala6828 it's called siyang in AP and Brahmaputra in Assam

[@SKumar-bs7zz]

Dihing is a tributary of siyang?? Isn't it

[@Vision_Voyagers]

Content quality is Unparalleled to anything on the internet.

[@francissumi9326]

You didn't mention 2 most important rivers of Nagaland. Tizu and zunki rivers which flows to chandwin in Burma

[@saurabhjha7232]

Your videos are very useful since u teaches with map..it becomes esy to understand..thanku...keep it up

[@Akhila_reels]

Please tell about indus , ganga tooo. Thank you

[@jasidurrahman5995]

OMG ... This is best explanation I had ever seen ... What a explanation.. ...

[@srinidhi7140]

I love tawang........❤️💝

[@nasidsidd4262]

Learned so many unkown things of the rivers, its so so knowledgeable. Thanks a lot ,Explained so beautifuly 💚 frm Assam.

[@Amar_Sapam]

I know you might be busy. Can you please post at least a video every week? It's a request 🙏😊

[@rishiawasthi705]

What does he do?

[@Catloverassam]

@INTIAZ Alam how do you know

[@sangteahrangkhawl3456]

Very important to know for all citizens of India. This will solve problem of racism. Important class.

[@undercover118]

Hey

[@chojornorbu1322]

There is no India-China boarder....There is only India-Tibet boarder

[@smtouheed3863]

How brother? Please enlighten us

[@surajangom3636]

Border means not only fencing

[@JagbirSingh.Boparai]

Accept it and move on 😂😂

[@rahulmahela999]

Pakistan nikal

[@AnilKataria-ys1os]

First, it's called "Border" and second, acknowledge the truth there's no problem in that

[@poonamdubey7489]

Best effort to explain Indian geography which needs exclusive map description Tq sir

[@nombaite2443]

Thank you so much for making this video. It's easy and comprehensive. By the way, Aizawl is located in hills and not plain. The pronunciation of the names of rivers in Mizoram makes me laugh abit.😄

[@jkchandravanshi]

It would be so nice of you, if you pls help us to learn the right pronunciation of these names.. 😊☺️

[@jayalekshmijs6260]

I can't express my gratitude in words sir...Thank you so much for helping us in our preparation..

[@loveall69]

Rivers in Mizoram has TUI word in it which is a KokBorok word meaning water

[@nemophilist90]

even in Kuki Twi/tui means water

[@zank4471]

And many rivers in Assam starts with 'Di' which also means water 😀

[@loveall69]

@@zank4471 yeah it comes from Bodo & Dimasa which are Brother Language of Kokborok

[@loveall69]

@@nemophilist90 its taken from Kokborok

[@nemophilist90]

@@loveall69 i think kokborok too has similarities with Chin-Kuki-Mizo language too..because when you have a common word for basic human needs like water (tui/twi) it means we are in a way related!!

[@ambalikabhardwaj]

I belong to that much remote area where I'll never get any coaching for preparation...thanks to you...for contributing my journey....

[@tonsingmuan]

I'm confused that as per your map There is two rivers crossing in Mizoram(Tuichawng and Tiau ❌ at khawthlengtuipui)

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One of the most underrated channel. Very Video is resourceful. 🙏

[@imviiku]

So , Assam can be A Hub of Hydroelectricity.

[@lostillusion2842]

Superb #gkmagnify

[@iladwivedi9856]

Never saw such a video!!Thankyou so much sir.... grateful for this.🙏

[@kainounganbairengbam2432]

Sir, Iril should be pronounced as "Eril". E means Blood in our native language. I forgot the name of the battle but after that battle, the water colour of the river turn into red due to the bloods of the warriors. And the river was called Iril after that incident because it looks like a river of blood.

[@makhriene9veimy]

it is called Operation Bluebird.

[@justicebydeathnote]

thats intersting i gained knowledge thanks