This Village in India Plants 111 Trees Every Time a Girl Is Born

[@fredak1508]

Imagine how amazing it would feel. You have 111 trees planted because you were born. The fact that people praise your existence that much. I bet it feels amazing

[@DGLeo482]

Or that there 111 trees out there, growing, thriving, and providing shelter and food to so many birds, animals, humans etc because YOU were born. It's like you need to live your life well and happily because it brought a 111 trees to life.

[@ChibiNyaNya]

I gave you 111 likes :)

[@kittykat7746]

@budaba khakaparents always pray for boys and even hate their daughters some times. they're fighting for equality

[@Crochetique424]

I wish this system was all over India .

[@ManaSamaLover.]

yes i would love that

[@roompa2271]

The pain of the father who lost his daughter and brought change all over the village brought tears to my eyes.

[@tula__]

Right. Women there must be so confident unlike elsewhere.

[@condorX2]

How about this one? Indian Man Said to Have Opened Up His Pregnant Wife's Stomach to See Baby's Gender www.newsbreakapp.com/n/0X2OmgiH?s=a99&pd=04heUi19

[@summerghost6551]

@@condorX2 what the fook did I just read just now?

[@laikakar4706]

@@summerghost6551 You read right.. it was all over the news here.. quite commmonplace to go to extreme lengths to want a male child.

[@summerghost6551]

@@laikakar4706 honestly what a fucking monster! (Forgive me for cussing) I can't just help but to feel super disgusted. I know that India is now a developing country but your government still has a lot of work to do like focusing on offering more of free education and birth controls and everything just for people to be aware that preferring a boy child instead of a girl should not be tolerated nor traditionalized!

[@lylajazz1096]

Is no one gonna talk about how cute this kids were

[@bluee4943]

Fr

[@myathegrandma]

Ikr they're eyes are so big

[@joj4096]

Its ovious that kids are cute

[@rop888]

They are very cute. And every girl in the video is seriously beautiful.

[@TheVirtualJenesis]

Literally tho. All the girls and kids were beautiful 😭💞

[@erinrising2799]

maybe we could do this in America, instead of the gender reveal parties that burn down forests

[@zuleikaquinones312]

This is a brilliant idea!!!😊

[@condorX2]

Won't it be better to teach them about birth control? Have you guys see the poverty rate and the growing number of children in the slums? Especially those being rise by a single mother of 5. The worst was seeing them get sick from drinking water. Source We Spent A Day In The Largest Slum In India | ASIAN BOSS kzbin.info/www/bejne/e3vcnX98pK-grqM

[@flynnsears1955]

Yes they did burn down a forest

[@king-su5uc]

@@condorX2 well actually birth control and family planning is being acknowledged by people these days as in most of the house holds are stopping after 2 children but since the Indian culture emphasises on a tight knit large families and strong bonds it takes time as we are used to having such big families and soo many relatives ... It breaks my heart that maybe in the future we may not see such large fun families with many relatives and having fun with all the siblings but sadly it has to be done and the process has started

[@cat_loves_curry5157]

@@condorX2 it is happening in india, but it takes time as there is a large number of people who aren't educated..it's very difficult to get the idea across them as they believe more kids means more earning hands for the family.( They all live with parents like a joint family).if you look at the educated folks the number of kids are less..it's surely happening,but is slow..you can never expect the same kind of growth from a developing country as what you see in a developed country..being said all that I do appreciate their efforts in planting the trees...it's great to know that the village is doing it's bit.😀

[@ayushiag2219]

To all the people wishing that this happened all over the world. Start doing it in your family! Soon the idea will spread. Dont just wish. Do it

[@burntpasta3240]

Yeah, That’s what I thought.

[@yvette.3075]

We planted about 30 trees and gave some away just because 🌳😁👍🏻 I think it would be a great idea to have a child grow up and witness their tree grow in their honor😍 It can also be done when someone passes away 🤔

[@rh6657]

I- Okay, I love the idea of trying, but I can't. I'm fourteen and don't plan on having kids til 24 at least lmao

[@ayushiag2219]

@@rh6657 I didn't tell the year. Do it whenever you wish lol

[@rh6657]

@@ayushiag2219 Fair enough XD

[@greyfiveys]

Dang.. Saving the earth one girl at a time

[@greyfiveys]

Notre Aira woah I didn’t mean it in that way. I said it was amazing that they’re doing this

[@tiredlez2394]

@Notre Aira Uh. What about.. 🌟 equality? 🌟 😁

[@kota3192]

@Handsome Squidward it's a joke.

[@pillowmaster420]

Notre Aira bruh, cant tell if you're sarcastic or for real, but not "All" men are like that, i repeat not all men, But some men are mean because How life Treated them Some men out there, Is probably woking hard to Construct buildings for us, some men (police) Risking their lives to stop criminals, so please stop focusing on the negativity of man and focus on the good stuff, and that "Go get me a sandwich" is a meme you know, Ugiene: *🙂aight imma head out*

[@truitons]

lol 1.300 000 000 population .. and throwing plastic in the ocean ...... '' saving the earth one girl at the time '' ahahaha fucking sheep.

[@bcmly]

is no one gonna mention that the village name literally has "plant tree" in it

[@sushmasingh3107]

Country -India State - Rajasthan Village - Piplantri

[@zravasyaaaryaman6767]

Underrated comment!

[@sunneytt2152]

I didn't realize it until i saw yr cmt...

[@bmona7550]

It was like it was meant to be

[@ronakdash5778]

😂 well done

[@Nekrochomikon8]

This man loved his daughter so much.

[@cindyclawford2816]

If the whole world would have planted just a single tree every time a kid was born....

[@burntpasta3240]

Thousands of children are born every year though.

[@hannahz3377]

Burnt Pasta that’s the point. The amount of trees planted would be good for clearing up air and boosting ecosystems

[@burntpasta3240]

Hannah Z well, I hope you are one of the people who will plant that many trees.

[@tula__]

@@burntpasta3240 he didn't mean 1 person planting thousands of trees. If this rule is implemented. Every household plants a tree in a year only. That would be enuf to make huge difference.

[@hannahz3377]

Bunny That’s a really good idea. My family has already planted trees before so we can start doing it when our friends or family have kids

[@blasangna3797]

This makes me so so proud. This is Indian culture. This is what we stand for. Make this popular 😭❤.

[@piyushuniyal6129]

Anar Chy stfu you r negative

[@blasangna3797]

@Elly O Are you crazy? You know Muslims are minority in India right? India is predominantly hindu. Also who is forcing whom to convert? Wtf

[@robin-xf7so]

Elly O ???

[@m.yxcs1]

Elly O I’m sorry In Islam your supposed to treat a women right and if you don’t you go to hell get your facts right and try reading the Quran before speaking

[@saswatagupta5288]

@Elly O Yeah, the British stayed in South Africa till the 90s.what did they do??

[@tenebrosforsetti.7998]

GOD BLESS SHYAM SUNDER PALIWAL AND HIS FAMILY AND HIS GENERATIONS GENERATIONS FOR ALL ETERNITIES AND INFINITIES FOR HIS UNIMAGINABLY AMAZING,INCREDIBLY EXTREMELY,IMMENSE HARDWORK,PERSEVERANCE AND SACRIFICES.

[@iguebo6864]

didnt have to scream it

[@vanhminglianitochhawng3209]

Why are you shouting

[@anushkaa28]

He is not shouting he is just saying bcoz maybe he is happy to see this.

[@oliviaperalta9720]

I was grinning from ear to ear the whole video. What a beautiful and joyful place to live. I hope their wonderful tradition is able to spread far and wide and help more people see that a woman is of equal value to a man, and can be just as successful when given the proper tools.

[@mercyvarghese500]

R.i.p kiran You are being remembered by us and the peaple in your village! Also #teamtrees

[@TheKaniamania]

I heard a story, an Indian village has tradition to plant tree when a baby has born. From the harvest they could pay the school fee. And would sell the whole tree when the child getting married. Those story inspire me, me and husband love the ideas to plant a tree if our child born. Imagine the plant breath, produce oxygen, grow together with our child. That's beautiful

[@maineahnorth4047]

All of these girls are stunning as well as the babies

[@helsiclife]

Finally something positive in my feed! Much respect for the leader who started the tradition.

[@VeeVeeFreeFox]

Beautiful man, beautiful memories for his daughter. She’s very proud of him.

[@nichenight]

You can clearly see the joy in these women!!! Feeling safe, valued and appreciated ❤️❤️❤️ such a beautiful sight

[@clementdaniels3968]

I'm so proud of my country! That a village is taking this stand to accepting women #goindia

[@rochelle8247]

This village is going to save the world..

[@Jessie-xg2du]

My friend Pret is indian and I love her to death shes amazing and I miss her so much. She moved back with her children i cant wait to see them again.

[@PrakashSharma-ez1ce]

U got a great frnd ❤️❤️. Hope one day I get one true frnd as well, Do pray for me. Love from India.

[@anika3398]

@@kshitishshetty Why tf do you care

[@anika3398]

@@kshitishshetty What? It isn't even an Indian person who wrote this, she wrote it about an Indian friend..

[@shrutibhoir5831]

I hope you meet them again very soon❤️😊

[@misskrishna1]

This village is more progressive than any place, thankyou. You are such a great inspiration 😭🤗

[@prototypejr.2905]

I am an Indian and hearing this the first time makes me question what the Indian News channels and so called activist are not spreading the word of such a wise man all over the country.

[@mundano]

Best news I've seen in a long time. This brings happiness to my heart. Thanks.

[@clarahdao2193]

Those girls are so lucky when they were born at that place in India

[@indiansaresuperioralienrac3615]

What you mean ,other places in india women get attacked? Most of the crime towards women is from North india, usually in UP or bihar due to poverty and high population..all other places women are safe ..in place like kerala women workers in job is high percentage than global level

[@mess7990]

This video gave me goosebumps ❤❤❤the way these villagers respect this person's good intentions n even celebrate a festival which is one of the most important festivals in India n they doing it with smiling faces this needs to be promoted by Govt n such methods should followed by fellow villages too

[@StreamHGF]

This. This restores my faith in humanity.

[@Catwomenbrigade]

There is a say in India, " Every country has its own treatment"... India might have many prejudice, problem but a good thought can transform it to the best in its own way....🔥

[@MAGICALAttika]

Wah..! Bohot khushi hui jaan ke...yahan aana chahoongi...inn betiyon ke liye..kush apna baantne ke liye... Sarpanchji ko pranaam. 🙏🏼

[@surabhi_kumari]

Beautiful initiative for this mother earth and beautiful daughters of our land .

[@pursuitsoflife.6119]

Surabhi Kumari why are you everywhere?!

[@tushargupta4912]

0:02 she is so beautiful

[@anand_ravindran]

She looks like a doll. So pretty.

[@ayushraj371]

Her eyes

[@mafia8727]

Also 0:03

[@justaperson4065]

This is by far the best thing I have seen on the internet today!

[@someonewithnofriends]

I'm an Indian and I love India! If you're an Indian then repeat after me- Bharat Mata Ki Jai!!😊😘👳❤

[@meowchikawowow]

This is so beautiful ❤️ this is the types of rules that should be enforced! Such beautiful culture with so much of optimism! We need this in Pakistan! Its a great influence thanks for sharing 😊😊

[@svrrtvvvreewbt1882]

This village has my greatest and utmost respect for upholding the rights and honouring women.

[@navya1018]

I appreciate the mindset of that people.wish every corner of the country has such customs

[@imkimjisooimokay]

Yesss THIS is how we should react when a baby girl is born. other Asian places learn from them

[@ella6713]

Perfect metaphor for the power girls and women hold for GIVING LIFE!!! 🌹💕

[@arpanaminj10]

इस गांव से सीखना चाहिए। कितनी अच्छी सोच है "बेटी बचाओ nature बचाओ।"

[@vantablacc3264]

*When indians plant more trees than Mr Beast.* Mr. Beast: *"Oof! Thats Stiff!"*

[@showaibzaman400]

@@biswajit5783 well sadguru is legend and when I did compare him with Mr beast 😑. Jadav Payeng He plant enter forest by own he is real forest man of India literally. And you say Mr beast planting tree publicly to show us, well yes actually no. Because it impossible for him to plant 20M tree by his own so he need help that why he doing this publicly. (also he is not concerned about environment that much). ( I'm Not a fan of Mr beast)

[@showaibzaman400]

Also India plant 220M tree with in one day Mr beast not even close.

[@lllemons]

@@biswajit5783 2 things first of all stfu he is helping the environment and spreading awareness 2nd of all he planted 5 mil over a long time and he said only 45% of them survive due to close rooting

[@InfinityGamingHere]

@@biswajit5783 lmao sad guru don't say the name of that sexist under this video.

[@lllemons]

@@showaibzaman400 give me link because if they did that daily then the entire earth would be made of trees

[@georginashanti4605]

A wonderful story, sacred number, protection of girls, so many benefits & blessings.

[@ShaneAnnConnell]

Wow out of sorrow comes a celebration of joy one that bucks traditional views. Well done!!!

[@ABC-we3ib]

I don’t understand why people dislike videos like this

[@frankienarcimous7830]

I thought that a lot of places around the world freely practiced femicide. Thank you so much for proving me wrong :)

[@mishthirastogi3320]

So c'mon let us all also take an oath to protect our environment and save mother Earth who has given us so much.....and plant at least 5-10 trees on our birthdays.....just imagine our planet after that😍😍

[@missl1775]

One video, one community, so many reasons for happy tears. I want to save the way learning about this village makes me feel every moment of every day

[@ruhanib2514]

When rural areas are smarter than most urban areas.

[@BeanOnTheFlipside]

Gurgaon delhi hyderabad banglore jaipur are joke green cities? Chandigar is the garden city of india its dense with trees

[@petyrparker]

Feeling amazed and proud to know that such villages exist in India too!!

[@babyloveamy8732]

Paliwal Sir what a great thought... commendable... what an idea...

[@rahul_paliwal8]

Thank you so much for appreciating

[@srujanidenchanala2517]

I wish the whole India have this tradition❤️❤️❤️❤️ # mothertoadaughter

[@user-oz2mh1hi4s]

I'm sorry, but Indian women are just absolutely stunning

[@touhoufan7061]

Now thats what I call a family tree

[@theguywhotrolledyou]

0:35 Can you please give me some examples of those Indian places considered daughters as burden...???

[@zzzz44400]

Rural haryana, Rajasthan etc.

[@theguywhotrolledyou]

@@zzzz44400 like England America or Australia??

[@user-dh9oz9um2w]

Mr beast top competition is a village in india

[@shudra3040]

Also CauveryCalling which started in September will plant 2.4 billion trees along a long river called Cauvery in India.

[@ShiroRoyal]

It's pewdiepie vs tseries all over again. Lool

[@shudra3040]

@@ShiroRoyal no one said that and please don't make it that. Anyone who is doing good in the world there is no comparing. A good deed is a good deed done by anyone in this world. My comments was to make people aware that India has also some initiative to make this planet green that's all🙏 I support every person who is trying to do better in this world , no matter which country religion or race. We have divided ourselves enough with millions of things. Let's try to slowly get back together. M sorry if I offended you anyway.

[@bhavyashah8015]

Check Cauveri Calling , they have already planted about 44.3 mil

[@user-dh9oz9um2w]

Vijendra Yadav it’s called a joke can take one?

[@marquisdehoto1638]

Some people get eaten up by grief... and some make amazing changes! This video gives me hope for the good in humans...

[@Anita-md9ze]

It's a beautiful story, probably one of the best in a long time. This sure is significant for India I'm sure. Wonderful. Just hope it doesn't take to lose someone before you realise their worth.

[@Cutiepie-ff7gn]

i like how they put their baby on the basket and carry it.

[@kennethwalcott6645]

Speaking of girl power at saving the earth👏🏽

[@howdopeoplecomeupwithcreat1335]

most things I hear about india aren't that nice but this is beautiful.

[@nikkifrozen3814]

It's because of western Media they only show negative light of India

[@bhavs398]

@@nikkifrozen3814 this is 100% true. If your source of news on any country especially South Asia and the Middle east is BBC or Al Jazeera, there's a good chance it's exaggerated for propaganda.

[@kishore369]

I am an Indian and honestly , most things I hear about other countries are not very positive as well. Guess the media is dividing us..

[@howdopeoplecomeupwithcreat1335]

@@kishore369 i guess so. But to be fair most news only put bad things which are happening which makes us immediatly think the worst about different countries even when it is not true

[@kishore369]

@@howdopeoplecomeupwithcreat1335 Can't agree more.

[@Enximity]

First time I heard anything good and worthy of the status of hero in India after about 73 years of turmoil

[@asramohsin9839]

Isn't daughter the most beautiful gift you can get from Allah.I wish I had a daughter.

[@Sanatani_kattar]

Allah is mohmmad actually

[@camyh6180]

Great news and inspiration to start a new year!! Happy new year and bless all the girls and boys around the world as well as every sapling

[@tiffanydrepaul5554]

A culture that celebrates women. So beautiful

[@serenity9446]

This is beautiful and very heart warming. I've planted a tree every year for my son (4) and my grandfather has trees from all the grandkids. And, my dad has all of our trees. This year we're getting a live Juniper tree for Christmas and we're going to plant one every year for our family as well.

[@shaminderrajsingh2664]

Impressed.... And happy... May God bless these people....

[@ogamisanada6173]

I think, everything in this video is beautiful. There is something kinda soul healing about this.

[@muskasafi7123]

Waw what a beautiful useful tradition. Masha Allah

[@poolbhai1220]

2019 - #teamtrees 2020 - #teamocean

[@eyafaer]

I love how Piplantri’s people plant trees

[@poojasingh-ld2qk]

So proud. Beautiful. Respect. Salute.

[@ss...7208]

Women over there are extremely beautiful. Like look at their eyes and smile. This may be an year old but I hope their okay

[@yoongisfgshirt5897]

This made my day! It brought me so much warmth and a genuine smile...

[@saronamsalu]

I was scared when they were holding those babies in baskets on their head with One hand, but it was still beautiful

[@waterfallsdontsaymeow2917]

That's how Lord Krishna was carried to his home by his father from a jail cell.

[@bullymaguire2459]

It's kinda ironic that girls in this small village is more safe that in big and modern cities

[@saoirsestark3903]

A beautiful tradition worth keeping 💙

[@nadjabrause4821]

My mom planted a tree each for my brother and my. I like to visit them. I've outgrown mine, as it's a slow growing one. 🌲

[@prantamdhazrat6648]

The most Beautiful story in KZbin. Yes it is very rare many be the only example in South Asia.

[@JustSomeLemon-IshLimes]

Mr Beast: finally, i’ve met my match Our battle will be legendary!

[@humblebee7979]

Imagine this approach sweeping all of #india ❤️

[@aliendude4064]

In my hometown in south India we plant a specific trees called "Theku" tree when any child is born. When the child reaches the age of 20 or so the tree would grow big and will have a huge woods. Parents used to cut the trees they planted based on the child's need and sell them since those huge woods are costly and they fetch a good amount which is used for the child's higher education...

[@priyab.7601]

That brought tear in my eyes and warmth in my heart. So inspiring 🙏. I wish the whole world could learn from this village ! That used to be basics of our ancient culture in India, “respecting the Nature” ( trees , rivers , sun , moon, mountains, animals and every other thing that coexist with us and nurture us directly or indirectly) and “respecting the Women”, and hence praying them as “Gods”. But over thousand of years the “respecting part” got lost just the empty prayers were left. Obviously not for everyone, There are millions of people who still believe in “Respecting”, but unfortunately they get mocked and laughed upon for being a “tree worshiper” or “animal worshiper”. This is so sad to see that people pray to some unknown self made gods but don’t respect and cherish the mother nature, which is very mean of our existence. So happy to see that there are still people who are following and reviving lost essence of our culture !!! 😇

[@sriramsridhara1763]

I'm so proud of being an Indian right now. It's much more effective than mass tree plantation cuz, people focus on planting instead of actually growing the trees. The fact that the family takes care of the trees is huge! This idea needs to spread

[@visuallemonade6119]

AMERICANS: burns down a whole ass state when somebody is born

[@juniclee3511]

Most beautiful thing I have ever seen all week... But I have a question, how is it possible for those girls to be so gorgeous... 😍😍😍

[@Yourlocalteen-c9k]

Single handedly saving the world 111 trees at a time

[@nasallypineapple1778]

THAT'S SO GOOD!! Cause.. I'm really hoping that someday every president, king, or any leader from a country to make a competition. Like a competition who plants the most tree win something.. I think it'll be a great idea💡

[@gauravvlogs157]

This tree planting moment is gonna bring a great change

[@taehyungoppa7208]

Wow I didnt know this happend in india. Im surprised

[@sumedhahalder159]

This type of place usually exists in fiction. Rare sight ❤️❤️❤️ but just think how progressive their thinking is

[@landongreen2383]

In India the birth of a boy is seen as a blessing form god and there is truth to this. The man who started this tradition is the biggest gift and blessing the village has received. The gods sent him to save the village from being consumed by their ancient traditions. And the real hero is also the man’s mother, giving birth to her son was the greatest act of her life. Without it the village would not be like this. I hope this tradition will spread to all of India eventually. And we can end female infetocide and child marriages once and for all. Girls and boys are both blessings! ❤❤

[@paritoshdabral2946]

Awesome! Great plan to tackle gender inequality, water scarcity and female foeticide in one go. It's stories like these that we need to restore our faith in humanity.

[@emi5312]

This is beautiful! I wanna visit this village once :>

[@maryschmid4806]

I love this man!!

[@Studypharmaa]

Planting trees is awesome 💚

[@hashbashcreation6164]

My India ❤️🔥🇮🇳🙏

[@konogiornogiovannayumegaar2998]

43+ people spotted who want "boy not girl" as their kid😡

[@maya-cc2sx]

I can’t tell if this was sarcasm

[@crisptomato9495]

There’s nothing wrong with having a gender preference for your future kids.

[@V1Pin]

Maybe they have a lot of girls already. Get a life.

[@konogiornogiovannayumegaar2998]

Spotted 3 of them already 40+ more to go😒

[@user-qx2kb9jl4y]

Lmao I want a boy too, it’s just a preference my dude, they live in this village, where they support women. So they prob don’t have an issue with girls. In India the girls family has to support the guy’s family, so it may have something to do with that, hopefully this village doesn’t follow that rule tho. If the statement was reversed, who want, ‘girl not boy’ y’all be praising them.

[@karunachandrakar632]

The village is planting 111 trees whenever the girl is born... Beyond the religious conventional of recessive and restriction of girls in India.. After the phenomena of the _sarpancha's_ daughter.. they realize how.. girls presence are significant Although they follows religious traditional of _head cover_ but the steps are unbelievable...👌

[@utkarsharaj8109]

This is beautiful 🖤

[@harishsk8561]

Great u guys are sensible people

[@nabihanakib8053]

this should be done in every country