Why Goans hate outsiders??

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[@smitagaikwad7693]

We Goans are peace loving people. Our concept of hospitality is totally different. We never interfere with others matters if it is not damaging us. We certainly wants to keep our Goa clean n green. Very nice and sensible video. Atleast people will understand that Goa is well cultured and nourished state.

[@ShahidAli-sv9nu]

I agree with this

[@SuperSantosh100]

100% correct

[@abduza38501]

I agree

[@ghanchiiman3029]

Madam only goans r peace loving people,what about Maharashtra allowing all state people for their bread and butter.people all over india settled here and leaves like brothers.if any one from other states wants to settle in Goa he is always be treat as outsiders.why Goa is not in india.

[@abduza38501]

@@ghanchiiman3029 Culture difference. Yes we are peace loving people with good culture.Hence people are dying to be part of this....culture.

[@markdsouza9216]

Thank you for this video, brother. Really appreciate you speaking our mind out. We encourage people to come to Goa for the food, the nature, the hospitality and the uniqueness this small state offers. But keep in mind, this is someone's home, someone's pride and someone's emotion. Handle with care!

[@josephaugustomarques6328]

First and foremost, I appreciate you for expressing the real sentiments of Goans and their hatred towards non-Goans. You have to understand that Goa, during the Portuguese time and even upto the late 1980s, was a big village. Everyone knew everyone and even their grandparents. Goa had a sustainable economy with every Goan having his own house, an orchard of coconut, cashew and mango trees, and a field to cultivate. That way Goans were content with what they had. Hindus, Catholics and Muslims of Goa, used to live like brothers and sisters and partake in the festivals, weddings, funerals, and other social functions of each other. We Goans were like one big family. Fast forward to 2021, Goa has been inundated with migrants from every corner of India - the rich and the poor. The rich wants a slice of the land and businesses and the poor wants to earn a living which they probably cannot do so in their home states. Almost half of the land, property, apartments and businesses are now owned by non-Goans. Even interior villages are not spared from the influx of non-Goans, who have now captured traditional Goan businesses such as vegetable and grocery stores. These non-Goans have a culture of opening their shops are 8 a.m. and closing it past 9 p.m. without any rest. Goans had a culture of siesta, which means a period of rest in the afternoon after lunch. Siesta (which people call it susegado now and infers it to laziness) was taken because of the hot and humid climate in Goa. Basically, the ideal working hours of a Goan used to be 8 hours, with 8 hours of rest and 8 hours for pursing other activities such as music, tiatros,visiting relatives and friends, attending parties and funerals and so on. Australia and most of the European countries follow the same rule of work, rest and play of 8 hours. This cultural aspect of Goans was scorned by the non-Goans and they started calling Goans as lazy people. So the first casualty of the penetration of non-Goans into Goan businesses is siesta. Most non-Goans have the preconceived notion that every Goan girl or woman or for that matter any Goan girl wearing a short skirt or a bikini is of loose morals and easy prey. It is normal for Goans to wade in the waters at a beach in shorts or bikinis and not in sarees or salwars as many non-Goans do. The worst part is the ogling. Most non-Goan men ogle at our women and girls as if they have never seen a part of human flesh in their lives. And when they are drunk, they make advances and even grope our girls and women. Goans perceive such non-Goans as uncouth, perverts, mannerless as they burp loudly in a restaurant after eating food and for their unclean dirty habits of spitting and chewing paan. It is for these reasons, Goans hate the non-Goans as they feel that our culture and their culture do not gel. I think the rest of the reasons why Goans hate non-Goans have been exemplary covered by you. Kudos for that. A small correction about your historical fact on Vasco da Gama. Vasco da Gama reached India after rounding the Cape of Good Hope in 1497 and not in 1524. He arrived at Calicut on the Malabar Coast, which is in Kerala now at a place called Kappad. Goa was conquered by Afonso de Albuquerque in 1510 from Adil Shah, a Muslim ruler. Unlike British India, Portugal considered Goa as their overseas territory and all Goans as Portuguese citizens. It is for this reason that Goans born before 1961 and their two generation are still eligible for Portuguese nationality. The Indian nationality was imposed upon Goans after 1961 during the military administration of Goa. Portugal recognized the sovereignty of India over Goa only in 1975. In a nutshell, the influx of non-Goans into Goa has destroyed the way of life of Goans, their work-ethics, communal harmony, eating habits, businesses and robbed them of their land. Worse, Goans fear that soon they will become a minority in their own land. Anyway, overall you have done a good job to throw light on those non-Goans who think that Goa is Pattaya and anything goes on. Cheers!

[@GhumakkadFamily]

Thanks for such a nice and long explanation. Much appreciated 🙏

[@SuperSantosh100]

Very very correctly spoken the right emotions of Goans. Outsiders settling down in Goa are a big threat to Goa. At least Govt. of Goa should take measures to stop the influx of non Goans in this blessed paradise. I agree to your views completely. May God bless the Land of Goa and Goan brothers and sisters.

[@bernadetteraikar8822]

@@SuperSantosh100 the government WILL NOT STOP the influx of non-Goans into Goa as they are their vote bank.

[@SuperSantosh100]

@@bernadetteraikar8822 You are right but I only pray to God that the Goenkarpon of Goa should live for ever. This land and it's people should always remain with their originality forever and ever the quality of originality of Goa I love the most. Dev bare karo

[@veronicadias4454]

Yes. U have explained it soo... Well. Feel so proud to be a GOAN, always was but ur explanation puts a feather in my cap. Thank u Sir.

[@monirodacosta6074]

Goa is a land of Saints and rich culture , Respect the land and the culture , we don't want sick people , we need decent and fun loving people who behave rationally .. Kudos to you Jiten

[@Robinh189]

❤

[@Shrutig11]

Respectfully asking sir, if a non Goan accepts ur culture wholeheartedly nd respects goans too, then too u will not accept us?

[@RamRaj-go7fl]

decosta you are converted into christianity and think you are special while you are just poor unuseful slogs

[@sebastianfernandes4901]

I would like to thank you from the bottom of my heart for doing this video and explaining what we are ( GOANS ). You have done your homework 💯. Hate is not the word I suggest but the culture of our Indian brothers and sisters simply doesn’t match with the Goan culture. In other words when you visit Goa keep your culture back at home and enjoy what we offer you. Certainly we do keep our Beaches clean, the Roads , and beauty of our Nature flora and fauna. I wish I meet you personally and explain the meaning of Ghanti word. Meaning of this word is just been misused or misunderstood by some people. But thousands thx to you. Please do visit Goa. People of Goa love all Indians . Viva Goa !! Let’s Goa !!! Be Goa !!!

[@deepakchauhan6829]

I from Delhi and really appreciate your views. I frequently travel Goa feel like second home.

[@Avinash-mt4wz]

you are not indian ?

[@greenpoison9342]

Goans, especially the Catholics hate Hindu Indians.

[@familygaming6981]

​@@Avinash-mt4wzlol goan christians hv surnames like these .

[@rameshshrikhande1223]

Thanks Bro..It's really a very good topic you selected. You really spoke like a true goan. We Goans need such humble and sensitive outsiders (?)..All d very best to Ghumakkad family..

[@siauk5266]

You Nailed It 👏 You're right Goans are very loving people...

[@Maria-rb3dj]

Spot on! You hit the nail on the head I am a Goan ❤ origin & yes whatever you have said is true. Because of this there are hardly any Goans in Goa. It’s the people that make the land what it is. Breaks my heart to see my Goa like this.

[@coritasaldanha5975]

Being a Goan, I truly agree with you. Thanks for the message

[@jems_mont07]

As a Goan , i sincerely thank you for clearing a lot of misconceptions. I hope you and family stay back. If i may add 2 more reasons Goans resent outsiders. 1) Crime has shot through the roof and over 90% of these are commited by outsiders. Our women dont feel safe anymore like how it used to. 2) Slums coming up across the state.

[@rajanbandodkar4539]

I really liked this frank video I m a Goan myself whatever you said on video is 100/ true great insight

[@MrSazith]

Thank you for this video. There is a lot of misconceptions of Goa and Goans but this video provides some clarity of what’s happening in Goa and what every Goan is going through.

[@greenpoison9342]

Goans, especially the Catholics hate Hindu Indians.

[@Aleya786]

Goans are really very good people. Those who are spreading misconception about them in social media must be booked to justice and It is totally doable.

[@nitanirlikar6132]

Thank you brother. Appreciate whatever you spoke about Goans which is absolutely true. Thanks. God bless you

[@sanatpai1086]

Nicely expressed! Another reason why we Goans hate 'Ghantis' is because the crime rate has increased in the past few years, due to influx of migrants. The entire lot of people coming to Goa for a living are looked down upon because of a few. This reason has also impacted the safety of women in the state. Liked the format in which you explained. Absolutely agree with you.

[@prashanthkamath7437]

One Auto da fe a year kept crime rates quite low during the Portuguese rule in Goa.

[@rogerrebello3934]

This message should be shared with all states as it's all very beautifully said .. and 100% true

[@greenpoison9342]

Goans, especially the Catholics hate Hindu Indians.

[@jonasdcosta5101]

Visited 1st time on your channel and I really appreciate the things that you have highlighted in your video for people coming outside Goa.. Love from Goa... bruhh Keep visiting Goa

[@greenpoison9342]

Goans, especially the Catholics hate Hindu Indians.

[@gloriadesouza4625]

Thanks brother for uploading this video. It means so much to us Goans. Couldn't have expressed better than what you said about us. That's exactly what we are by nature. God bless you bro. 🙏

[@greenpoison9342]

Goans, especially the Catholics hate Hindu Indians.

[@gloriadesouza4625]

@@greenpoison9342 I disagree with you. All the religions in Goa are very united. Sorry you've got the wrong notion about that.

[@kyrosm3588]

Thank you Sir! If more there were more tourists that thought like you we'd welcome them with open arms.

[@nikleshpednekar7802]

Very Beautifully xplained the feelings of r Goans we appreciate Ur kind of tourists n nt d one hv a misconception abt r Goans lifestyle n culture... thank you so much Bro🤗

[@mariofernandes649]

I NEVER EXPECTED THIS THANK YOU VERY MUCH GOD BLESS YOUR FAMILY BUT MY FIRST COMMENT IS FOR THOSE WHO SPOIL THE NAME OF GOA N GOAN PEOPLE IF I HAVE HURT YOUR FEELINGS I M SORRY YOUR VIDEO DESERVES AN OSCAR AWARD I M REALLY SURPRISED THANK YOU

[@rudreshgaonkar5894]

As a Goan, appreciate ur efforts to understand the real problem of this beautiful State 👍

[@martinhobarreto3073]

Nice message but also the goans have to be blamed for selling goa to outsider

[@nike09040]

Thanks for understanding us… we always welcome sensible and responsible tourists like you ❤️

[@DulcinaDias]

Thank you dear..God bless you for the real truth of Goa being an outsider, you have learnt so much about us and our culture we love fun, we love dancing , we love our beaches and cleanliness was in our blood… now we are tired of cleaning what others leave behind… and we love our state… so love urs too make it a haven as God has created all places in their own beauty!

[@MarioDcosta-yk2ut]

Very well said, if you want to enjoy the Goan way of living, go with the flow and don't impose your lifestyle here, otherwise you will turn Goa into the place you have come from, and you have lost the reason you wanted to be in Goa.

[@marcosdias7182]

Truth about Goa Thanks Brother, Ganti, Bingdakar we do say, Really you have seen Goa.

[@jesuinarebello3480]

Thanks a lot brother for your good words about us goans and our beautiful Goa may God bless you and your family always we will always respect tourists like you thanks again stay safe stay blessed

[@shraddhashirodker]

Thank you so much for making this video. Highly appreciate your efforts. Regards, A Goan 🙏🏻

[@bhaskarnaik3691]

Thank you so much bro u spoke our heart each and every word is very much true to the deepest, u nailed it .Our Goa was as beautiful as Heaven but very sad to say its getting ruined by outsiders as well as some of the insiders for their personal greed

[@riyaholkar3528]

As a Goan I agree! This needs to be implemented asap. Basically it's about ones mentality. *Clean India, Green India* 💚

[@kedarpai1988]

After watching this video, you have a new Goan Subscriber... 🙂

[@sjcconventlodhivali9730]

Absolute bro. I myself is Goan staying outside Goa. You r just reflective, respective Indian. Thanks a tone

[@anjalinoronha2841]

Thank you for the video. Very important that you made it at this time.

[@stanleydmello8351]

I am a Goan, a baby boomer. I respect you and your very very truthful views. You are simply great. Please tell this to your family.

[@valankadacunha1513]

Damn. I agree. Bro bohot acchi video hain. Finally somebody understands our goan's pain

[@rahulsonare6520]

Brother I like the way u talk. Very stright forward but in a nice manner. And thanks for choosing such sensitive topic and also thanks for presenting in a nice way.

[@Mark-bu7mc]

GOLDEN GOA" is the word to describe its Natural beauty, and. " SUSEGAD" are the people of Goa. Initially outsiders were called Ghantis as these people came from across neighbouring state of Karnataka through the GHATS. Nowadays we come across people from all over the country which isn't a problem. Some are very nice, gentle and loving people . And there are others that come to Goa are rude, always loud and abusive, stare at women, stand in the middle of Roads like Cows except the cows sit. do not follow traffic rules. In Short Goans are peace loving, caring , humble and God fearing people, if you do not have these qualities, one has to avoid Goa. ADEUS.

[@anthonyfernandes4381]

This is the best video, I am sure all those who have a wrong picture of goa and the people of goa. All who want to visit goa, please see this video first 🙏. Thank you for this video

[@entartainerrad3580]

Totally appreciate your concern brother! Agree!

[@vishweshsalvi]

I am Goan, watching your video for the first time. You have explained everything nicely. 👍 Strict action should be taken against KZbin'r like you mentioned who is portraying wrong image and spoiling image of Goa. Such KZbin'r also spoils minds of viewer who are planning to come to Goa and feeds wrong perception about Goa.

[@ventureplusconsulting6116]

This is a good Video Jiten, I would suggest that you make another 30 - 45 mins video exclusively focused on Tourists visiting Goa for better experience for all.. This must have the Top Do's & Dont's in Goa.. Which you & the locals give their inputs for.. Also, Places to visit in North & South Goa.. Social media has the power to change people's attitudes & mindsets as its easily accessible, shares by people.. So i am quite optimistic that the nee videos will create the desired positive impact on tourists..

[@lucianorebello2375]

Your video is very much appreciated. True facts have been expressed .Keep going with your good work.

[@thelastminutefantasypodcas8519]

As a Goan I feel this is the most apt and genuine explaination on this topic. Couldn't have said it any better. 👍

[@InformationFeeder]

correct

[@riteshkinlekar644]

True video ❤️

[@cocoshen7756]

As a Goan, I absolutely agree with all of your reasons!!! Although, I'd like to add another point to your list... You touched upon it briefly but I'd like to elaborate further. We have been receiving false publicity all around that someone can consume alcohol anywhere in Goa and there won't be consequences... So I've seen tourists who literally ride bikes while holding a beer can in their hand!!!! I've grown up in the coastal belt so this has been a very common sight.. The fact that they couldn't care less about our rules and regulations absolutely disgusts me!!!! Why do they think it's fine to do such things in our state when they wouldn't do it in their own??? And not to mention the ruckus/ traffic they cause due to drunk driving... Anyway, I commend your detailed explanation👌🏼 Thanks for being utterly precise about our feelings✌️ I'm a first time visitor to your channel and this video is really good!!! A thumbs up from me👍

[@johnfernandes5927]

Thanks for your frank and good observations. You are very honest and straightup. You have come with an open mind. Keep it up!!

[@miltondcosta5088]

Well spoken , For 8 years you have come to goa you nailed it .Thanks an Cheers , We all are Indians , As for myself when ever I visit other parts of our country I respect and obey the laws . that's what I expect from all who visit Goa

[@jinjujineesh]

I'm from Kerala and my wife is a Goan from Sancoale, Vasco. Whatever he said are points that my wife tells me, kind of on a daily basis. Prior to marriage, I also was shown in the media the image that Goa is a state where you can do whatever he hell you want. It was after our marriage that I spend a considerable time roaming around Goa with my wife that my whole perception of Goa changed. In one word, I should say that Goa is exactly like Kerala in terms of the landscape and climate, but with a way chilled out people. When my Goan wife comes to Kerala wearing shorts, she gets stares as if she is a celebrity like Virat Kohli. The stares make all the good things I talk to her about Kerala engulfed in that embarrassment. When I walk in a lungi in Goa, people do stare thinking what is he wearing, but those are never uncomfortable stares. They are a bunch of people who mind their own business and do not bother about the other persons dressing or behavior. As said in the video, you can pick a Goan from an outsider by simply noticing the chill factor. Goa is just a wonderful state with wonderful people. I always get a king like feeling when I visit my mother in law or other people in Goa who know me through my wife. I've even taken my wife at midnight to Bogmalo beach and spend time till 1am there with no issues at all. This I can do at Kozhikode beach also, but for sure, some random sadachara police will have khujli seeing us sit like that at that "time ". Many people have tried to put my wife into that Mallu box just because she is married to me. As we agreed prior to marriage, I always accept that she is a Goan, and not a mallu girl, and she also understands that if her husband has to choose between her and porotta+beef, the latter would always win. So in short, enjoy in Goa, but stay in your limits. Don't think that the women you see there in the beaches or casinos or anywhere are there as your bounty. Feel free to check our journey with #munchkinwedspumpkin or #keralawedsgoa.

[@pravitdessai6689]

Can’t agree more, please respect our land our traditions and customs!! Moreover any religious divide doesn’t exit here! This video is what Goa tourism is about.

[@michaelmesquita78]

Well said bro.thank you.god bless you and finally we found someone who understands the current situation in Goa.

[@GhumakkadFamily]

My pleasure

[@germanodias2050]

Very nice video we welcome family s who come to goa and enjoy. Our goa beauty .food churches temples and sea keep up the good work

[@missangelfernandes3264]

I m new to your channel . Thank you from the bottom of my heart for this video .

[@thomasvas1967]

SUPERB VIDEO WITH REALITIES, THANKS BRO. I WISH GOOD LUCK TO U N UR RESPECT DESERVE FAMILY. GOA WILL ALWAYS EMBRACE U WITH ITS OPEN HEART

[@AnthonydeBetalbatim]

Thank you brother for your nice video nice speech on our Goan's people and our culture God Bless you.👏👍🙏

[@cyrildias3064]

Your right boss thank you

[@richarddsouza8160]

U r honest and speaking truth god bless u n family n your you tube channel.

[@brizenfernandes3288]

With that mindset you r most welcome to come to my homestate anytime Thanks for the lovely words Brother

[@sapnanaik8863]

🥰 it's true we Goan like live SUUSHYEGAADA life.Thank u for this beautiful explanation of Our Goans. 🥰 God bless you Nd Ur most welcome again in Our Beautiful Goa. 🥰

[@alexiussaldanha8238]

Very honest video. Well appreciated. I am now a subscriber.

[@ren.oooooo]

So true, I never thought about it but as a Goan I have never littered ever even once in my life. It was a shock to go to other parts of India and see people carelessly litter

[@mariol1951]

Well done. Simple and straight to the point. Respect the place, the culture and the people when you visit any place and you have a good time.

[@greenpoison9342]

Goans, especially the Catholics hate Hindu Indians.

[@arronfernandes454]

Point to point speech specially about cleanliness and jobs thank you for your video.

[@rajendranayak9664]

Thank you for speaking for goans. I am comming from family which fought for Goa 's freedom. We Goans are rich in finance, culture, heritage ,religion. We believe in our culture. We respect highly all religions and specifically women.we dont hate any Indians. But if outsiders come with wrong ideas we are sorry. Goa is our home should not be presumed as party capital of India.

[@gopidayma03]

Everything you said is True and practical....stay safe stay clean , thank you for your like this video

[@AppleiPhonemacbookTricks]

Nicely explained i wish ur kind of people is there all over but it made me laugh when u used the word bikna or bitna 😄

[@xavierfernandws4718]

Love you bro ❤️ from Goan’s all over the world.🇬🇧🇵🇹🇮🇳✌️

[@greenpoison9342]

Goans, especially the Catholics hate Hindu Indians.

[@sareen4904]

Very well said bhai......very nice information about goa.

[@AoptimisticNihilist]

Great! Love the way you articulated a lil risky topic, but I feel it's lil stereotyped we are much more diverse in good and bad waysc

[@taunusdsilva2116]

Totally Agree !!

[@sangeetharajkumar4025]

Correctly said 👍we have to respect the culture

[@rajeevajgaonkar4152]

I have been visiting goa since 1975. My forefathers were goans who had to migrate due to religious persecution. But that's another story. I do agree with you on many points. Namely, unruly behaviour of tourists. Principally from the north. I know from personal experience that trade and business have now changed hands from the locals to immigrants with big money. You have mentioned land mafia and profiteering from development activities. That's right. But please show me one state in India,where it does not happen. This is a sellers market. Prices can only skyrocket. From what I know, mining was the only industrial activity in early post independence days in Goa. Even then,very few locals opted to engage in manual labour. So labourers from Andhra and Karnataka settled here. As you must be aware,true blue goans were/are prone to susegad attitude. Businesses small or big, cannot operate on those lines any longer. Especially with a spurt in population. People need quick service and value for money. Are the locals in a position to provide that? Do they have that mindset? I don't have any such experience. Now about jobs. Securing a job is not a right. If you have the right skillsets,yes you can get a job. Otherwise someone with a better work profile and also willing to be hired at a lower cost is bound to snatch it away from you. Period. So it's time goencars awaken to this fact. Now getting to the crux of the issue,lands were not snatched away. They were sold by the locals, perhaps willingly, perhaps not so willingly. Drugs. Allegedly sold by foreigners,but definitely helped along by locals. With a good amount of help from politicians. Prostitution. Does exist. As everywhere else. In fact it's the oldest known profession historically. Goa has the highest p.c income thanks to overseas remittances. It has nothing to do with local industry or agriculture,or trade, save for the tourism industry. Now with this newly spawned hatred for outsiders,I wonder how long that distinction can exist. The USP of goan tourism industry is liquor alone So far as beaches go,I'm sure Karnataka has better virgin beaches. Kerala has a much superior infrastructure for tourism. But liquor is not cheap there.And when liquor and tourists come together, the only outcome is filth,eve teasing, and unruly behaviour. The immediate remedy is to shore up policing, improve public sanitation and impose heavy fines for littering. These are my impressions on the issue. You and perhaps others too, may not agree with me. But as you have made it amply clear,this is a logical debate/discussion. So there it is.!

[@GhumakkadFamily]

I second your opinion. Thanks for putting more light to the topic

[@ashtonzacharia5013]

I am a Goan myself and u spoke from my ❤️...we like respectful guest like you... thank you for those words..

[@greenpoison9342]

Goans, especially the Catholics hate Hindu Indians.

[@TwoEight8]

Being a goan, I surely agree with U sir, due to my work I have also been traveling around india and each n every state doesn't discriminate me by saying GATI/OUTSIDER which usually goan's say...but the matter of fact is *Few goan's r lazy and they don't like to work under anyone that's y u see many of outsiders being hired. Goan's need to teach younger generation to forget that they r *bhatkar ( landlords)... GOAN'S we need to support our people in thick n thin..Promote local things that can ultimately put it on world map...( Which goan influencers do )

[@rajeevajgaonkar4152]

Rightly said Nanubab. Dignity of labour must prevail.

[@greenpoison9342]

Goans, especially the Catholics hate Hindu Indians.

[@Jaysondsouza]

Thanks on behalf of all we goans 😊👍🏻 couldn’t have said it any way better 😊

[@elizabethmitchell4926]

Brother today i have seen ur video i am very thank full for u for this video i am so happy to see ur video god bless u 🙏

[@techpunkvlogs]

i too like a great logical conversation just like u bro.. will try to meet u when in goa.. btw luv ur channl

[@saviofernandes4916]

I really thank you from the bottom of my Heart for this Video..... We Goan and peace loving people and very welcoming we will never interfere with anyone unnecessarily... I remember since the time I was growing how the State of Goa was and how Goa is now ....I would say there is massive difference we all used to live in Harmony no matter which religion we never have Hatred amoung us or we never hated any tourist or anyone from other states .....But now what is happening is these people who have settled in Goa they dome rescpet the land and the people ...there is so much filth around ...so many criminal activities happening land mafia......Brother all we ask and say is come to Goa enjoy yourself and respect the land and the people and our culture Goa is much more then just parties......I personally have confronted so many tourist when I see them littering ....cooking in th road side and keeping the Garbage behind so many tourist drink in the Beach and break the bottles on the beach and bury the broken bottles 🙆‍♂️🙆‍♂️ ....... we will never go to any other ask do the same .....So we also expect the same as will never go to another state and grab their land and build houses or do illegal things and yes many north Indian who are filthy rich they come and do Dadagiri here which is not right ......I hope this video reaches Many fellow Indian who come to Goa....... PLEASE RESPECT OUR LAND AND OUR CULTURE ...Thanks .....Sir much respect to you

[@greenpoison9342]

Goans, especially the Catholics hate Hindu Indians.

[@rostancarvalho1923]

Unfortunately this is a reality of all Colonial states, UTs and hill stations of India like Goa, Pondicherry, Diu, Daman, Bassein, Ooty, Manali etc. In some cases locals have lost their identity and forced to migrate. Local people are neglected. Local resources exploited for appeasement.

[@prakashshinde5838]

I always visit Goa only for Nature beuity and enjoy peaceful life. I respect Goan culture.thamks for sharing facts.

[@marissadsouza637]

Thank u we have to clean the dirt that u leave behind.

[@Knowbbies]

You have ability to hold attention with your talks. Keep doing talks with your niche topics. All the best. - Pratik, Pune

[@agostinhorebello9227]

Thank you bro. Could have not explained better then this.thanjs

[@warlord9247]

Thanks, for understanding us Goans. You are always welcome back to goa. Hope all who come to goa have the same respect as you do towards us and love towards our land. Viva Goa

[@santoshmandrekar6337]

True...we would like to welcome tourist like u....

[@marchonz]

Absolutely spot on with the points put forward here.. like the fact that you have given an unbiased opinion and yet being very realistic on all counts. Your statements and information provided in detail is like a ground zero report and I am surprised to hear all this from a person not originally from Goa is awesome. You have ike and following from a Goan islander.

[@avitocrasto2328]

Very beautiful explained..as a person from goan origin , I appreciate what you said , explained and its true , We hope, public of other state understand and behave accordingly when in goa .... Goan don't say don't come to work as labour's, but work ,make money n please go back to ur homeland n develop it , spread the awareness of cleanines , respect every religion, do family planning , take care of families with better prospects... Goa is small state, small land .. If all public start migrating in goa, then where goan future family will live ? How about nature....? We don't need over development in goa , not many unnecessary bridges , roads, over mega constructions..bcz we want to save goa beauty , culture and tradition alive for our future generation.

[@starxust3827]

So U are a New Goan, hope all New Goans adapts, assimilate, take the baton ahead and protect the Old, take forward the progressive attitude of Human behaviors ahead.

[@Amateurappetiteadventures]

Form the heart of a Goan, a very big thank you for this important and informative video about a topic thats always misunderstood..

[@greenpoison9342]

Goans, especially the Catholics hate Hindu Indians.

[@Amateurappetiteadventures]

@@greenpoison9342 get a life! and stay out of Goa if you think so

[@greenpoison9342]

@@Amateurappetiteadventures Stay out of Bharat, bloody convert. Go to Portugal.

[@Amateurappetiteadventures]

@@greenpoison9342 says who that im a convert?? tu ne mera paasport dekha kya?? people like you dont deserve the hospitality that we goans give! Convert tu hoga mere bhai! Jo India ke naam pe dhabba hai! We indians live in harmony and not trigger fellow indians sentiments like this.. befor you speak, think! dont yap cz you can! #proudgoan #proudindian #stayathomegreenpoison

[@greenpoison9342]

@@Amateurappetiteadventures Goa tere baap ka hai kya? Bloody Convert. One true evil lord follower.

[@rajatparabgaonkar1116]

Very well explained 👏👌 Appreciation from a proud goan🤟

[@mayurdesai5866]

Really appreciate that you highlighted true facts about goa. 👍👍👍🙏🙏🙏

[@armandodias7435]

Brother you really speak the truth I appreciate you thank you very much, God bless 🙏

[@krpraharsh]

Amazing video. Very simply and well explained.

[@khandobakhanvale9151]

Soon this channel will cross. 1lkh subscribers bcoz of this. Video

[@jazzmino333]

You have perfectly put out the point !! Much appreciated!! Your most welcomed to Goa 😊

[@greenpoison9342]

Goans, especially the Catholics hate Hindu Indians.

[@samboer5993]

As a Northeastern ,other than keralites the goans are the only one I find more comfortable with. They are cool they know how to party without creating a scene and most important have a sense of compassion and respect for other.

[@FauziaPires]

I think misbehavior is not n should not be tolerated anywhere. Very well explained

[@elvisdcosta6337]

We Goan are heart loving people. G-Greatest. O-Of A-All N-Nation That's why we Love our GOA. You give us respect we Goan will give you respect in double. Aw

[@remynunes7555]

Beautiful Video boss. And the once who are spoiling the image of our little Goa are the ones who come inn with a negative thoughts in their mind

[@kevingomez5823]

Thanks brother 👍 for making this beautiful video to tell others about our beautiful Goa. God bless u n ur family

[@randhirk4378]

I wish each and every Human coming to Goa understands this video message….

[@krishnachari223]

Appreciate your Real sentiments on Goan people n culture. Thanks n love from all Goan.