The Hidden Secret of North-East of India! | Abhijit Chavda

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Summary:
In this video, I talk about Why is the far East of India call the North East of India?
The cuisine of Nagaland of other states in the Far East of India like Arunachal Pradesh, Manipur, Assam, etc. If you look at the cuisine of Nagaland it's very distinctive, very different from what you find in the mainland of India so they use Local ingredients.
So the Far East of India, Geographically Nagaland is actually a part of South East Asia.
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[@CaptainKiranKonher]

Abhijit ji: Over a period of time, I have become your (Science + Geopolitics + Culture) fan. I greatly appreciate your episodes. Keep the good work going. 🎉

[@kennedyjomoh12]

Sir i want you to make a more contents and topic about northeast India in your KZbin channel from Arunachal Pradesh 🇮🇳

[@ahambrahmasmi2477]

@@kennedyjomoh12 I respect North East Indians and they should also respect our Hindu culture! Stop eating beef in North East India 🙏

[@saloni2244]

​​@@ahambrahmasmi2477bro those converted Christians eat beef not the Hindus you can see such converted Christians in kerala eating beef they even retain their hindu name even after converting to christianity so dont get fooled by them 🙁 A real hindu would never eat beef

[@Gids96]

@@ahambrahmasmi2477 India is the highest exporter of beef, n now we using wat we sell off. It could have band many decades back, for the central government, they r only interested in attacking the lower section of the people (beef Eater), create 🔥 among us. But what about those crorepatis earning tonnes of bucks.

[@sdstarr01]

I would love to hear an Indian view of the history of Ireland. It is where the English first learned how to colonize a nation. The English learned how to use local strife to divide and rule, and how to use famine as a weapon. And when the English left they made sure to partition the nation based on religion. And even now Ireland has fewer people than in 1820.

[@truetool]

There are close parallels, I agree

[@denk3236]

You know about HRA ? Inspired by IRA

[@RANJEETCHAUHAN1985]

Totally agree with you, Churchill killed more than 60 million people of India by feminine. English are Naag (Cobra) as per our mythology. King Janmejay, founder of Jermany, Killed ever naag but on request of god some allowed to live in Modren UK, till time Irish worship Goddesses Kali Ma,

[@alani3992]

Fewer people means your resources::population ratio is high.

[@santusanturohit4832]

Irish were Guinea pig lab for English people.

[@JaSa__]

As a North eastern I thanked you for bringing this topic here. It's a much needed thing mainland India people know. We are more similar to south Asia be it terms of ethnicity food culture language

[@27NaV73]

Stop saying "Mainland" India like Mainland China. Don't fall for propaganda. There is no such thing as mainland India.

[@theoneandonlycharlzskott]

An American here and I just found your channel and it has quickly become one of my absolute favorites! Amazing content my friend! Cheers from the states!

[@Mr.BR15]

The USA used to be full of tribal red Indians as term by Columbus and the colonialist , Do those red Indian still exist now ??? I love to movies depicting Red Indians and their house and culture ..

[@theoneandonlycharlzskott]

@@Mr.BR15 yes, there are several tribes within the US and North America in general.

[@IZonKnowww]

@@Mr.BR15 the american kills most of em

[@Mr.BR15]

@@theoneandonlycharlzskott I have read in many articles and journels and documentrries that in Canada and various place in the USA Those Original american tribal inhabitants have been massacred or forcefully converted to Christian by the European colonist and their culture and language have been eroded from main stream and only European language such as Latin , English Spanish are videly accepted

[@theoneandonlycharlzskott]

@@Mr.BR15 yes, unfortunately that is very true. During the years of US expansion into the western frontier said expansion went through many tribal lands which often led to armed conflict. Not to mention the worthless treaties signed by the various tribes that ultimately weren't honored. I guess it could be called a clash of cultures that had atrocities on both sides but ultimately Eurocentric would be Americans won by employing genocidal tactics which saw some entire tribal bloodlines wiped out completely. Here in the States this entired period is known as The Indian Wars. Today there are several tribes still existence. Many of them reside on reservations in various areas of North America. These reservations are some of the most poverty stricken areas on the continent. I live close to Cherokee, North Carolina which is a reservation for the Cherokee tribe.

[@chowlungborah95]

I am a Tai Ahom from Assam , happy to see that now people knows our culture and our origin.

[@3jacktory914]

You are correct! Even I was shocked when I investigated my Ahom origin. Basically very little we know about us. Akhandbharat was the main reason for our similarities with the other region the far we go the more. we know all the language of the region also sound same when we speak.

[@Zone07376]

Where are u from?

[@touchmesama2590]

The northeastern frontier has nothing to do with the mainland part of India until quite recently in history. Anything about akhandbharat is unrelated to the northeast my friend.

[@Zone07376]

@@touchmesama2590 maybe ur state has nothing to do with rest of india but assam was culturally a part of greater india.

[@3jacktory914]

@@touchmesama2590 get some education

[@3jacktory914]

@@Zone07376 may be giving him proper proof will make him understand

[@dPten]

Far East of India (a.k.a. NE of India) is the gateway to the SE Asia and the Pacific. It is also the key to understand a potential cultural bridge between the ancient civilizations on the East and West coast of Pacific, as well as some interesting islands located amidst. It is no doubt, a very out of the box research, but trust me, it has tremendous possibilities. The ones who holds the power bank, knows the truth. Hence, they do not tend to even lure around those areas. For an instance, search about this place called 'Unnakoti' in Tripura. It has a striking resemblance to a similar site in Indonesia, and the rock cuttings have the same sort of impressions like what you see in Meso-American cultures.

[@20_sumedhadighe25]

Thank you for the good work sir. Sir can you speak a little bit about the conversions that took place in the far East of India?

[@20_sumedhadighe25]

But I am not complaining and am from the far east (north-east)

[@Yogis_BitterTruth_Nirvan]

@@challenger539 it is not our fault. it is fault of the corrupt puppet politicians who took over the top positions and controlled the world so that their other converting teams can carry on their conversions and wiping out the native cultures and true identity of every human. this is common pattern thoughout the world not just in India. just imagine Christians are highest in numbers and they donate 10% of their salary to Church empire which they use to control politics, geopolitics, history, medias, education system, hospitals, etc. they control the flow of resources of a region and deprive people from accessing them and keep them in poverty then give them greed of rice bags, money, jobs, promotions, Christian education, medicine and even fool them stage healing shows to convert them in massive numbers. they focus on brainwashing younger generation who are easy target so the chain of contenious traditions brakes and within one generation whole cultures ends up loosing their culture. speaking from personal experience, even if a child goes to city spend 10-15 years in the name of education and comes back the kid ends up loosing their cultural values, perspectives, understanding, ideology, identity and pride. christians are mastes at doing this the most evil force on the planet.

[@MihirS84]

100 years ago there were barely any Churches in far east India. Today, Christianity is the number one religion in 5 of the 7 far eastern states. Majority of these conversions were done by the so called foreign NGO's in the 1960's and 1970's under the garb of 'uplifting' the poor tribal people. The central Government in New Delhi was sleeping when the demography of these States were being changed rapidly. Unfortunately even today there are rampant mass conversions happening in Chattisgarh, Jharkhand, Odisha and eastern MP.

[@namastehindustan9879]

​@@20_sumedhadighe25 don't say far east of india.

[@Bharatwasi7]

​​@@challenger539 They were called Maleechh, Non Vedic. (Maleechh means who eat meat and don't follow Vedic rules and regulations and considered Impure). The people who don't follow Vedic path will face wrath according to Garud Puran. Don't believe me just read yourself Garud Puran. Though I don't agree with the ancestors of our land. Hope they get good recognition and respect in present time. Jai Hind 🇮🇳

[@100merijung]

5:02 In Jharkhand as well, the tribal folks would offer the red ants chutney, popularly known as Haaw. They are basically obtained from mango trees then crushed mixed manually with coriander leaves, green chilly & tomato. It tastes very good with their traditional peethaas.

[@shreeshansaikia7772]

Its popular in Assam also

[@tl-favourites]

Solid answer of NE cuisine.. being a Naga I love my origins. Thanks to TRSclips I came to know you. I’m a big fan and follows from day 1. Thanks sir ji

[@madansingh.6469]

One of my favourite dish (worms found in trees)😮😮😮 Delicious.dry pork,, Akhuni,, local rice,, very loving,, Friendly, innocent peoples,,I love my Nagaland ❤❤❤

[@richagupta834]

Why non vegetarians r so cruel on animals ???? What if same happenes to them ??

[@kulvirkaur9734]

@@richagupta834 😂

[@salimakhtar4430]

The problem with majority of north Indians is that they don't respect or understand the diversity in our country...They expect everyone to speak the same language,eat same food and follow same lifestyle, have similar facial or physical appearance.Their version of what we call Indian is limited to themselves only.

[@MRANALYSISSCIFACT]

Hello Sir, a very amazing video as always. Just a small advice to the fresher editor: The "Click" volume with every slideshow should be reduced a little to make it more professional

[@ashwinruke9282]

Central as well as Southern state people has very little to no knowledge of Indian Eastern states due to their very low mention in Indian History , Politics as well as Daily News . People living in Eastern states are very well versed with living with nature and forest survival . Their religious practices are very interesting and very colorful some people can find it very strange after listening about their dishes and ingredients but we have to also keep in mind in that part of India survival is very hard because high mountains and rain forests . We should treat them with equal respect and they should be given equal respect through our history books and media .

[@anantbhushangaur1972]

Sir these videos are great 🔥

[@Gids96]

Uniqueness of Cuisine is very much dependable on the geographical landscape. Eating what nature provides. No issue unless eat human. This is what makes Bharat unique n diverse. We should even showcase our smallest culture to the world.

[@vesefoods831]

Very true

[@prashanthpanthu2684]

Hi sir, an absolute fan of u since the lockdown 2020. You have a better reach among the people following you. sincere request, when ur free pls educate us on a topic called as gazwa e HIND (attack on India, vision 2047) so that true Indians would be aware of a potential danger which might arise in the near future.

[@bimbo8849]

Atleast some one is trying to figure out about our North Eastern communities or tribes instead of calling chinki or some vulgar names Huge respect to this man hats off ❤️❤️ Lots lots of love and respect from assam ♥️

[@trekzindia7141]

These people are so cute, why they call them so. People in delhi are not good to anyone.

[@bimbo8849]

@@trekzindia7141 it's not about or any other states it happens in almost every states specially city areas not even villages or rural areas We are also Indians our ancestors are also Indians We north easterns still face discrimination in 2023 😢 it's sad but it's true I am not saying that everyone is mean but because of some people this kind of things happens to our brothers nad sisters

[@trekzindia7141]

@@bimbo8849 even the people from Bihar and up are taunt as bhaiyaa, village people are kind hearted. Northeast people are so cute and joyful. They respect everyone but i know it all stated from Delhi and letter it spread. You guys are more Indians than those who taunts other.

[@bimbo8849]

@@trekzindia7141 I totally agree with you man

[@trekzindia7141]

@@bimbo8849 I'll come soon for northeast trip ❤️

[@DutchmanRumbling]

Not everyone is from Yunnan Province or South East Asia, The Kacharies a major group of people in Northeast India are from Tibet and the first settlers austroasiatic people like Khasi and jayantia used to call them Bodh which means people from tibet, they established their Kingdom in Northeast in Assam. Later on Kachari people got separated into different tribes in medieval period and among these tribes Koch Dimasa Twipra Sutiya they established powerful medieval kingdoms in Assam.

[@peacegamer3779]

Exactly I am from bodo tribe from Assam live near Bhutan and Arunachal Pradesh West kameng border, here you will feel like Tibet as you move further north in West kameng and tawang district. Very different not similar with nagas and khasis

[@noiiir7312]

​@@peacegamer3779 well kacharis and Bodos have common ancestry

[@peacegamer3779]

@@noiiir7312 yes that's the reason we don't have similarities with nagas and khasis, mizo

[@lakshyajitdas3922]

The world "Mainland India" itself a debatable word that need not to be used. Like how can someone specify certain places as mainland !!

[@elementalbendingmaster3536]

Can you make a video on the great Vedic war in ancient India where around 10-15 clans were banished from Aryavart and Bharatas under Sudas won. Btw big fan of yours.

[@karthikeyakv4441]

Abhijit Sir, Japan Toyota and Nissan became Worlds Toyota and Nissan, Why India's Tata and Mahindra does not became Worlds Tata and Mahindra?

[@bullet_inhaler1873]

Hi I am from manipur naga rongmei tribe.... for the migration part we were told by some of our elders that we migrated from China ( not sure which part).... it is said that all the tribes fleed from that certain place, because we did not want to join in building of great wall of china basically not wanting to be slave workers for the chinese( Han tribe or Mongols not sure)... and end up settling in north eastern part of india.....{again i am not a historian its just what ive heard...}

[@v.shinatolishohe4335]

That is the reason why India is a land of diversity. Educate people about Northeast history like this and hopefully it will implement even in our Education system.

[@mrnobody6121]

Nagaland land of festivals n lots of fashion n beautiful girls. N their food is awesome. I'll visit Nagaland again.

[@visionHANDA]

The education department should add the different tribes and all traditional groups from all parts of our country in syllabus. So we can know about each other which will further unite us more! JAI HIND❤

[@thayiljoseph277]

India must be grateful to british for occupying NE states and joining them to India , having grown up in NE states I found the NE people wonderful full of cheer and laughter, who value happiness above gold, and not greedy like mainland Indians,the main threat to NE is illegal immigrants from bangladesh keep coming and altering the social structure, these Bangladeshis bring crime ,Islamic terrorism, smuggling human trafficking , the Govt the Home ministry must protect intervene to protect all the tribals, by taking away all voting rights,of these illegal immigrants from bangladesh,

[@sahilbharti7047]

India has cultural influence over South East Asia as well as Tibet. Buddhism spread in South-East Asia from India. Myanmar is a fully Buddhist country. Animist(Naga, Mizo) might have migrated much later in Noth-East.

[@sundinm7703]

@@sahilbharti7047 much later you really never know northeaste

[@noiiir7312]

​@@sahilbharti7047 animist have been living here for ages, which later converted to hindus and christians.

[@cherrylle]

​@@sahilbharti7047 7th fail

[@joyeldvrma3793]

Love from Tripura❤ (ST)

[@risingsun9064]

The Far East of India looks beautiful, I look forward to experiencing their food and culture sometime.

[@chandra_himanshu]

Most this tibeto Burmese tribes have migrated in these region. ..most recent were mizos.

[@Mr.BR15]

Khasi society of meglaya came to this land some 60 thousands years ago via North India . This migration happen before the migrations of Aryan into NORTH INDIA .. So basically KHASI , The adivasi in orissa jharkhand chattisgad and the Dravidian people were the First inhabitants of India as per few research paper , historian , and Genetic study .. From North east the people move toward Southeast Asia , and also few migrated via China , so we find mixed breeding in southeast Asia , while In Northeast India we see inter breeding between tibeto-burman mongoloid race with Austro Asiatic race and Aryan Race in recent decades and past centurries which have make region varies vastly in gene pool .

[@mysterioussingh8270]

Yeah you can figure out that’s way or assume.That’s also possible mainland India are also possible and identically similarities with those definitely but not Pakistan nor any historians have no answers because they’ve not done any research

[@rambhaktkushmakar]

5:28 actually sir that Ant eating thing has Travelled from Kalinga To south east asia

[@payalgoel6434]

#AskAbhijit Sir, French president and EU Chief are in China . What do you have to say about this sudden love of European leaders for china? Does everyone want to follow the India way of Foreign politics? Is the US Block losing strength ? What about Chinese and western enmity ? What is their in it for India ?

[@mahendradev2756]

ABHIJIT IS A GENIUS, STORE HOUSE OF KNOWLEDGE. PLEASURE TO LISTEN TO HIM FOM USA

[@neelimamachineni1710]

Plz no music please.😢 Are you experimenting ?

[@TheWorldTeacher]

Sir, why do you call your nation by the name given to it by the British (from the PERSIAN word “Hindustan”)?☝️ What’s wrong with its PROPER name (Bhārata)? 🇮🇳

[@zammiatesparker152]

Absolutely, and many other local names like jambudeepa or ARYAVARTHA

[@SenapatiM96]

'Hindustan' is not Persian. 'Hindu' is derived from Sindhu river. 'Sthaan' is Sanskrit.

[@laopaatkosupaat3038]

bharat too is an official name of our country. I've never written the word INDIA in my native language.

[@TheWorldTeacher]

@@SenapatiM96, yet the term was COINED by Persians.

[@SenapatiM96]

@@TheWorldTeacher Point taken.

[@Adesh0108]

Love from karnataka ❤to our north east India brother

[@mypersona8270]

I'm really fascinated by Tribes of Naga ❤❤lovely people ❤

[@KonsTantin-c6j]

The cuisine of Nagaland and the valley peoples of Manipur are significantly different from each other.

[@capricorn9186]

Sir, Do you know about..from where Kalita people of Assam came from..??? Their origin..???

[@dhmasti6373]

Assame me bhi hai..aur khate hai bro.. Silk worm bohot testy h.. even yaha pe hum real jungli curry patta khata hai.. jo ki south me khub khata h.. wo to original nhi h.. Assam me jo milta h wo original h aur iske ausadhi gun jyada h...🙏

[@happening2023]

Manipur has 2000yrs old history. Even a scripture of its own. Manipur also had a bible like book called PUYA which was burnt by Hindu Missionaries and all the meitei converted to Hinduism similar to Bengali before British came to India. And hilly people converted to Christianity after British came to India. Manipur is the only state with its own script and it own religion called Sanamahism.

[@avinashsingh357]

Sir cultural exchange leads to change in traditional food habits, as this part of India cacooned from other parts of the world with little interaction with neighbors. It still retains it's culture and food habits.

[@mxmgonmei]

With love from Manipur ❤️

[@abhradip_1]

I want to taste 😋

[@VeerMaratha]

Me too.

[@ranakumar1929]

Sir hindi me bhi vidio banaya karo sir plzz English upper se hi nikal jata hai

[@cryptic1692]

bhai pure india ke liye bana rhe hain , isliye samjha karo

[@denk3236]

Sunate raho. Samajh me aana shuru ho jayega kabhi na kabhi

[@brijeshnenwani]

No background music nesxt time please?

[@Honestman5]

The Chinese Yi,Han , Mongols have many similarities with the Nagas in the way of living, farming ,Etc

[@anirbanroy06]

If you check cuisines of tribals at odisa, Bengal, chattisgarh, jharkhand etc, you will see same similarity

[@ihateyou4375]

im from Nagaland, Dimapur..appreiate your good work 👍

[@alynlong]

👌 wow...please more videos about the tribes of Assam also

[@abhassharma2677]

Background music not required

[@ajeetban13]

True many departments haven't done their job property. But I am sorry to say but there were some point in this video I can't agree with. Insects like ant & ant eggs are also part of the regional cuisine of tribes in the Dandakaranya region. So is Dried fish, which is not only part of tribal cuisine but also part of cuisine belonging to the mainland of the central plains. Pork is also an important source of protein in the tribal region & central plain. Note: in the case of the central plain it is either hunted or domesticated & consumption is only seen in socially backward communities. And have a social stigma attached by the socially upper class communities.

[@williamdeori428]

Sir, can u make a video on sino- Tibetan language history, I am from India North East .

[@saurabhbhadoria3299]

#AskAbhijit sir, few people say that harappan's were not vedic as they speak proto dravidian and it conformed from the mesopotamian accounts as they trade with them and import sesame oil from harappa and call it by the name "ilha" and today in tamil we call it "illa"

[@marakjebush]

Garo origin roopkun find this on KZbin its about Garo of meghalaya the head hunters.

[@travelaxom]

We also eat that in Assam

[@ashishpatel350]

thanks for your work,

[@vandanaark3595]

Sir can pls tells about history of temples in India.when was idol worshiping become a popular way of worshiping in India. Oldest hindu temple of india

[@sherlockhomes520]

Dog is a delicacy in , Nagaland , & many mainland bhartiya non veg go & try it although majority of them dislike it later

[@ManeeshSolankiYT]

If we had some parts of eastern Tibetan plateau, then it could have been called Northeast India. Alas, we had worst people in politics after transfer of power

[@mayurdugar03]

Great video. The background music was distracting.

[@vishalsharma-pj7jr]

#askabhijit sir please tell us about operation search light in bengal

[@predictor7708]

Western big Three vs my big three bhagat singh sukhdev Raj guru

[@saurabhbhadoria3299]

#AskAbhijit sir, few people say that sanskrit originated in Syria as we find the oldest written sanskrit there, is it true or not?

[@Sungratsü]

I'm glad you're sitting in wherever you are and critiquing about a place you've never been about food you've never tried, all thanks to Google. First try and comment, bless you

[@PittheadX]

Not hidden anymore. Sonny BEFRS already made it mainstream

[@loyaluwang4228]

We are more closely related to Southwest Chinese.

[@PallabTalukdar210]

Thank You Sir.

[@princeabhiraj]

nice sir

[@viketouliepienyu2421]

Regarding our origin,our ancestors came down from Yunnan province and crossed over the Chindwin river and migrated towards the hill tracts of modern day Nagaland .It took more than 1000 years of steady migration to reach modern Nagaland, Manipur and Arunachal pradesh(3 Naga districts).Today's Naga culture evolved with the passage of time,geography and interaction with mainland Indian culture and may not bear much resemblance with that of Yunnan's culture.Our cuisine is considered wild and exotic and is closer to our ethnic cousins in Myanmar, Thailand, Vietnam etc

[@alani3992]

Have any Nagas done DNA test? What % are they Yunnan, Tibeto-Burman or Austroasiatic.

[@buuu489]

Ahoms also came from yunnan

[@Ljh076]

​@@alani3992 Yes, have few naga samples.

[@phantomgaming1902]

#AksAbhijit Sir What is the history of Kite ??

[@armanranjan5581]

Sir you said that Gandhi's decision to allow partition was wrong and Abraham Lincoln's decision to go to war was right. But for Lincoln, it was a matter of economic stability and resources since the southern states were into farming of cash crops needed to run the industries of the northern states, and in India Jinnah had threatened that he will wage a Hindu Muslim war and back thenalmost half of India's population were muslims and Neither did India have the resources to protect itself nor did the people. So was he really wrong? He wanted to protect the nation's integrity by reminding all that they all were Indians and that there is no such thing as High or low. Sir please explain the situation. I have heard and fully respected your side of the conversation and My father's side as well but I am in a dilemma right now.

[@taidelek9994]

Simply because they are not racially culturaly and spiritually indian. Just like ladakh arunachal and sikkim . We are politically indian .

[@user-vapee]

As an Arunachali, I always have this question. That where are our ancestors from..are we really Indian..are we really Chinese as the mainland indicates us...and y most Arunachal foods r like nagalands food even though we r so far from each other...y most of northeast people look same except Assamese ( not in a bad way)... Did we migrate? If..then from where..n many more. our books just show us history of Mughals, choras etc but not about northeast.

[@user-vapee]

@GO BLOOD ∙ 7.7B views ∙ 9 seconds ago　 thanks 🙏 I still have so many in my head but they won't come on mouth...

[@Ljh076]

@@user-vapee We are not Han Chinese. If you are from AP then there are same kind of small tribes living across the border but those are not Han. More than 90% of china is Han chinese. As for mainlanders calling us chinese, they will even call korean and japanese , thai or anyone with similar features as chinese. That's what comes to their mind(sad people of their own country don't).

[@cherrylle]

We lived in these parts only, look at the Bokar tribes who live across the border in Tibet, they are exactly the same as us. Even the same language and dress as Tani tribes.

[@mousumsonowal5983]

No I think all north east people look defarent ech others,

[@vijayadithya50]

even people in greece are called unanis is there any connection between them and thai?

[@avishekkumarjha4578]

you are using affinity which is not correct. Similarity is the correct word

[@Myvlogshow658]

❤❤❤❤ from nagaland

[@mihirdutta5617]

It is often seen that due to lack of research the NE is often bracketed as a single unit. However each state has different tribes with distinct language , cuisine, culture and traditions. I am disappointed with Mr abhijits portrayal if the region while not highlighting the cultural uniqueness of each region. For Eg the Assamese language is not having any indo-tibetian roots and rather sanskrit. Nagamese is a mix of Urdu, Assamese and Sanskrit. While I would like to see him trace out the migration of these tribes with their roots it will only create more alienation for these local populace in the mainland. Hope some more research is done at least by Mr abhijit about this region.

[@TheWord7777]

Nagaland isn’t in the foothills of Himalayas

[@sasom1647]

Sir were is bell icon and subscribe Icon please

[@chowcheingkhen4118]

Yunan Tai people r close to our Tai Khamti There r various TAI TAIKhamti TAI WAN TAI NENG N So on Like Hindi speaking Bhojpuri,Rajesthani n so on ❤😢

[@rajivjha123]

Well Assam's food is very similar to Bengal and Mithila region of India :)

[@ethanmanjhi4007]

Can you give some example because I lived here in bengal since my birth

[@rajivjha123]

@@ethanmanjhi4007 - everything is same . The language , the writing script , the curd & sweeta , rice and fish curry , the dresses , the festivals - durga puja , Kali puja . Thanks

[@Mynagogoi123]

​@@rajivjha123 lol... original Assamese people eat pork . silk warms red ant etc etc bangoli people don't eat this N language... Assamese language is older then bangoli language Durga Puja come in asaam 1st time in ahom Kingdom 17 th century We r not like so call bangoli.. We r Assamese okay

[@rajivjha123]

@@Mynagogoi123 pork is also eaten in Bengal , Karnataka and all state . Before being lol understand everything starts at some century . Lastly I am an Assamese who has lived acrossed the globe . You may get better explanation from Bhupen da probably.

[@Mynagogoi123]

@@rajivjha123 u r not a indigenous Assamese okay... don't lacture me on my culture Bholuka baah sini pau ne toi

[@vladmirputin2964]

Khana khaye wkt dekh rha tha ulti kra di sir apne😅

[@kyodai420]

Sir, please refrain from using background music in your videos. It kills the serious and educational tone of your videos.

[@Mayurishihz11]

Please lower the music a bit 🙏

[@Simp-Son]

You hired editors?

[@sungjemimchen4997]

Thank you so much sir for bringing attention of people to the North East 🙏 Love from Nagaland.....Deeply wish to know the actual and valid origin of our people ❤

[@Rituparnna]

Lest replace Indian food with northeast food

[@akshitdadhwal]

Cusine of whole india was more or the less same ... But Indians adopted vegetarianism and started using spices during early gupta period because india became a Hindu nation and rich country

[@agniswar3]

@@rajputa_na there is a verse in Manusmriti which tells that those who eat meat, serve meat, cook meat, prepare meat, sell meat or buy meat are all sinners.

[@agniswar3]

@@rajputa_na I am not a vegetarian though.

[@hidum5779]

nope. Manasollasa in 11th century speaks of many non veg recipes. That is a book for royalties. They also speak of eating rats. And that's not necessarily a bad thing, primarily because jungle rats are much better than sewer rats. This anomaly comes after colonization and extreme urbanization.

[@akshitdadhwal]

@@agniswar3 you go by texts .. when half of India were tribals and hunter gatherers .. bhils of Madhya Pradesh , south india is full of tribals and even Himalayan states of Uttrakhand and himachal pradesh people were meat eaters who have left eating meat in recent times

[@ashaypallav4158]

​@@akshitdadhwal Dude, with what confidence you're spreading false information? I'm a South Indian and I can tell you we South Indians are not tribals. Tribals are more in your Bihar, Jharkhand and in that eastern region.

[@Roman-ye5ff]

Do you know? Nagaland is the most linguistically diverse state in India.

[@gauravbharat6734]

#AskAbhijit if caste system is british creation then what is origin of untouchablty and tell about battle of bimakorego

[@vishalkumarsingh4087]

🙏🙏

[@sohgaurababhan]

is vegetarian food superior to Non-veg.

[@clintonlaishram949]

Manipur is the oldest state having elected members and Constitution of it's own in 1947 before india had it's Constitution in 1950 ...... British conquered manipur in 1881 and later the first among other states to be liberated from british.... U should learn manipur history sire abhijit

[@hoameitat7121]

We are not masala eaters.

[@संजयगोस्वामी-ग6ह]

Spot-on. Plus plenty immigrants from SEA. ex. Ahom

[@laopaatkosupaat3038]

actually you can hardly call it immigration considering the fact that around 1200s SEA was a full fledged part of Bharatiya Culture.

[@Tabayamana]

Hello sir 😊 I do agree towards your research! I am travelling myself to all the south East Asian countries and I got my answers … right now I am in Cambodia, and I see we share so many similarities with Cambodia Laos vietnam Thailand than the mainland India. I am from Arunachal Pradesh and I record my raw travel experience ! I found your channel in my wall. Interesting 😍 Thank you 😊

[@OnlyYoursTruly]

Hiii Ana I was reading comments and saw you too were here hehehehhe ❤

[@deepgogoi5821]

I am a Tai ahom. I recently done my DNA testing and found out I am 20% Malay, 14% chinese (Naxi and Oroqen), 46% North east indian, 16% UP/Bihari and 4% south indian. Quite a mix.

[@supremearya]

Cost of dna test?

[@deepgogoi5821]

7K INR

[@Mynagogoi123]

​@@deepgogoi5821 dna test to kot korebo parem moi u korem ..7k...hoi jabo no problem but .. JORHAT t parem ne korebo eh test too 🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔

[@tribalwildling9926]

46% North East Indian? That's a very broad categorisation.

[@deepgogoi5821]

@@tribalwildling9926 yup my be they dont have enough dna in their database to specify. Maybe that is why they used an umbrella term. But I am surprised about the Naxi and Oroqen DNA because the population of the Naxi and the Oroqen people are 3 lakh and 8k respectively.