Why India Has This Narrow Corridor
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- Опубліковано 27 вер 2024
- Ever look at a map of India and notice that bit jutting out from the Northeast, wrapping around Bangladesh? Yeah, how did things end up that way?
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Dikshit, K. R., and Jutta K. Dikshit. North-East India: Land, People and Economy. Springer, 2014.
Singha, Komol. Identity, Contestation and Development in Northeast India. Taylor & Francis, 2015.
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The most chicken-neck of all chicken-necks ever
0:32 "only 32 million" which is more populous than a majority of nations haha. Just goes to show how populous India really is.
True lol. I'm from the USA. The fact that a country with less land than mine has triple the population is hard to think about lol
@@punbug4721check the cropland map of the world that would explain alot
@@punbug4721Google cropland map of the world that would explain alot
@@punbug4721most fertile land in the world that’s the reason. More arable land than even USA
@@kartikeykasniya6971 Actually, the arable lands in USA and India are almost the same. Some lists put India on top, while some put USA on top.
Watching from the city of Siliguri, in Siliguri, myself being the 3rd generation of one of those Refugees who lost most of their belongings in East Pakistan and moved to India. There are millions and millions like me, and most of them have created everything almost from scratch over the next 2 generations.
Punjabi para, khal para, uttorayon, hong kong market etc etc
Bollywood should had made a film over this
@@Dheeraj-y4f they would've lost their title of urduwood.
@@frank871👈🤡 Lindoo detected
@@muzamilraza49Mula bulla spotted 🤡💣
As a north east Indian, it is overall a very accurate video. Minor details here and there are off, but it doesn't matter in the grand scheme.
Actually the siliguri corridor shouldn't have been that narrow.
There was a tehsil ( thana) called - " Panchagarh" in the corridor area.
The thana was 52% 🕉majority under jalpaiguri district -72%🕉 hindu according to 1941 census.
But surprisingly this hindu majority area was awarded to East Pakistan during 1947 partition.
Now the panchagarh district 🇧🇩 is 97% muslim
And the cause is that they are not secular
Just like Kashmir
@@emonizaz kashmir was not a british administered territory like panchagarh tehsil -jalpaiguri dist.
It was a princely state. And according to 1947 partition law...the king has full right to join any dominion he decides to.
@@Jahapanah-e-hindustanand the king of junagardh joined Pakistan. We all know what happened then
@@Tuhin_islWe all know how Pakistan tried to invade Kashmir without their kings consent.
A few mistakes in the video:
1. The Radcliffe Line actually refers only to the line that partitioned Bengal and Punjab provinces, not the whole India-Pakistan border. Also, Indian Punjab consisted of present day states of Haryana and Himachal Pradesh states at the time as well. So the Radcliffe Line does not cover the border between India and Pakistan south or north of Punjab, like the border between Sind province (ceded to Pakistan, today Sindh) and the Bombay Presidency (today Gujarat in that area) and the Rajputana Kings (today Rajasthan).
The Rajputana Agency for example is a collection of a few dozen kingdoms that functioned as Princely states under the British Raj, and each individual King had the option to join India or Pakistan after the British left. Since the Radcliffe line only covered Punjab and not the Rajputana Agency, Pakistan had infact tried to make deals with the Rajput Kings to cede to Pakistan, and even almost managed to get the kings of Udaipur and Bhopal (part of the Central India Agency, CIA Kingdoms) to join them before India intervened. It didnt matter that these were Hindu kings ruling a Hindu majority kingdom, they could still join Pakistan if they wanted. Read about the discussion between the King of Udaipur and Pakistan for more interesting info here. In the same logic, Jammu and Kashmir also was not part of the Radcliffe line, and both sides were free to discuss and make deals with the King, as at the end of the day, the King was the rightful sovereign of the land who could decide the future of his kingdom.
2. The Ahom Kingdom did not outlast the Sikh Empire in Punjab (2nd Anglo Sikh War) or the Gurkha Empire in Nepal, but your map showed like all of India under the British before Assam lol.
3. The real reason for the thin corridor is not because India somehow acquired far away land, but that East Bengal was partitioned out of India as part of Pakistan, and hence that created the weird shape of India in the east that remained. Also, Assam was also partitioned, the only province other than Bengal and Punjab, and the Sylhet district became part of Pakistan (today Bangladesh). Other than these 3 provinces, the remaining 9 provinces were given either entirely to India or to Pakistan.
Also, other than the roads and railway through the Siliguri corridor, there are now roads and planned railways that will connect West Bengal to Tripura through Bangladesh, as well as the waterways of Bangladesh being open to Indian ships now that can enter Assam and Tripura through the rivers.
Sigh. Here, take your like. You deserve it.
This was actually deliberate, as Britishers expected Pakistan to attack over Chicken's Neck. Actually Chattogram should have been a part of India, because of 96% non-Muslim population, but still Chattogram was made a part of Pakistan, so as to keep NE without any coast, as through coast India could have protected NE in case of any attack over Chicken's Neck.
I thought i knew most of the partition history and yet I was not aware of Sylhet being partitioned out of Assam. You get to know new things everyday.
Ur dp is hilarious
@@SaikatB there's a part of sylhet that's still in India ( karimganj district of Assam )
If there are 2 fish fighting in a pond,
be sure that the British passed by.
The British took advantage of already existing divisions
@@varoonnone7159 "exploited innate diversity of populations across the world"
@@jk_ilyu
They had the technological advantage, just too bad for us
At least they humanised themselves unlike muslim invaders
Hello, I believe there is an error in your statement at 8:12 regarding Meghalaya having the largest percentage of Christians among Indian states, with 75% of its population being Christian. This is incorrect, as Nagaland and Mizoram have higher Christian populations, both exceeding 90%.
Exactly
Yap .. both Nagaland and Mizoram boast over 95% Christianity
And the remaining are either Atheist or still who follows the Animist traditional religion (but never HINDUIsm or Islam )
It's the most Baptist state in the world
@@wallingnaga6563what about miyas
@@avirashelangbam7755
Miyas aren’t Local indigenous people so they have a different census ..but I believe miyas are “99%” Muslims
Fact that might be important idk: Due to ethnic lines, the Indo-Myanmar border is pretty much open and it's called Free Movement Regime
But due to the chaos over in Myanmar, the Central Government decided to scrap it
Wasn't popular throughout NE India iirc
The articifal border drawn by the british between British India and British Burma split a lot of the ethnic groups in two. When they were drawing the border instade of using ethnic lines they used the watershed to draw the border.
indeed. Punjabis, Bengalis, Gorkhas, Kuki -Zo, Etc@@thekingminn
@@parvadhami980 The Bengali-Punjabi divide was warranted, as it was Religion based.
The Kuki-Zo divide is entirely artificial.
Had the Burmese not invaded mizos, they would have remained in erstwhile "Mizoland"
Ideally a independent state, not psble as Burmese would have annexed it anyways.
@@thebestevertherewasMizoland would be a landlocked shithile. These North eastern dreams of independence are dumb af.
And that's the main cus of the Manipur's ongoing conflict
What’s more, for a while there were even small bits of India completely surrounded by small bits of Bangladesh completely surrounded by India. That, and we needed a land corridor connecting WB to Assam. And we let them get Rangpur and Sylhet; the exodus of Sylheti Hindus (that area went from nearly half Hindu to Hindu-free) to Assam has been a source of ethnic tensions for a while.
I am a descendant of those Hindus that fled Sylhet. My grandma said it was a massacre. The Assamese, Meghalayan people were also very violent and racist against these Bengali refugees and their descendants..
@@CountingStars333 you people could have come to west bengal instead ...
আপনারা west bengal এ আসলে আমাদের, আপনাদের সবারই পক্ষে ভালো হতো 😢
@@CountingStars333 why wouldn't they be? Look at Tripura for example. The Bengali migrants from Bangladesh are the majority now. Same thing is gonna happen in Assam in the future
@@m11nt bengali hindus are merely 6-8% of assam population.
Bengali muslims are 25%
Assamese muslims are 10%
>the exodus of Sylheti Hindus (that area went from nearly half Hindu to Hindu-free)
Hindu-free?
Not denying the persecution of Hindus in Bangladesh including Sylhet. But it's ridiculous to call Sylhet Hindu-free when Sylhet division (13.50% Hindus) is still the division with the highest Hindu percentage in Bangladesh (National average 7.95% Hindu population).
Out of 64 districts of Bangladesh, the 4 districts of Sylhet has the following percentage of Hindus:
Moulvibazar is 2nd highest out of 64 (24.44%)
Habiganj 8th (15.84%)
Sunamganj 16th (11.67%)
Sylhet district 31st (7.32%)
Source: Latest (2022) census:
Thank you for speaking about our history!
~a person from North East India
You don't understand how happy we are to be mentioned in an international UA-cam channel's video 😂
How Is you point of view with all the situation with the mainland ?
Is the situation really that isolated ?
@@97Corvi yes, so isolated,if you live in either Tripura or Mizoram and you get into a conflict with Assam which happens very frequently, basic necessities are cut off because everything we survive on gets transported through Assam
@@RegzalTG Damn, need another connection to Mainland.
Will Bangladesh sell some land to India ?
@@thebestevertherewasWe actually swapped some enclaves with Bangladesh in 2015. Now India had done a deal with Bangladesh which says we can transport goods to Northeast India through Bangladesh's Chittagong port.
@@thebestevertherewasWe had major opportunities to acquire Chittagong in 1947 and 1971. But we had stupid leaders back then.
To be fair to Radcliffe even if an Indologist had carefully constructed how India would be partitioned it still would have been a shit show and resulted in the same fighting we see today.
As an Indian I 💯 agree since the country was already a minefield by then
British apologist detected. Opinion rejected.
@@CountingStars333 Alternative ideas neglected. Limited outlook protected. Solutions not expected.
@@CountingStars333 People will comment stuff like this but then not know who Muhammad Iqbal is
@@CountingStars333 try parroting the books .
Blaming british for everything.
Never dare to question the muslim league, khilafat movement .
Put all blame for partition on the british ...trying hard not to offend the sherwani ppl.
3:43 correction here, by the 1820s british control didnt include punjab, that took 30 more years.
Assam and Sikkim make the best tea in the world!
Darjeeling isn't Sikkim bro. Atleast not anymore for about 200 years
@@fishyfish6510 Who was talking about Darjeeling? Sikkim is its own tea region and I like it far better than Darjeeling.
Simply wrong as long as Darjeeling exists 🥱
@@beef_file4459 Did you even try Sikkim??
@@Xardas131have you tried Darjeeling? Look at the recent stats
I'm from southern part of West Bengal but i have lots of friends from siliguri.
So the British, innit?
Always
The video is a good starter for understanding the northeast but it has more complex situationships with the rest of India itself. One being the hordes of immigration to the small northeast states by Bangladeshis over Bengal partision, Myanmar refugees from the myanmar conflict. The demographic changes is a huge crises here, second, lack of parliament representation and overall negligence by Indian government. Third, each states having their own conflicts within and insurgency, which was borne out of various reasons, annexation of independent princely states by Indian union after colonial independence. My dtate Manipur had its darkest periods of annexation and being humiliated by Indian union since 1949. We truly never belong to India and have shared sentiments with other northeast states too, that we should have freedom from India as a whole
your community should be freed from Indian in order to gain Independence
7:07 actually there are 2 different railway lines that pass through the region, one through Siliguri junction(in Northern Siliguri), the other through NJP junction(in Southern Siliguri), there are connection between the two junctions through the city, which also has in parallel the track of Darjeeling himalayan railway line. Also, both railway and road connection to the North east have significantly increased in recent times, due to the doublification and electrification of railways and widening, making of new highways, building tunnels and bridges throughout the North east. Also, while most of North east is still pretty green, the capital cities are pretty much urban places, Guwahati, the capital of Assam being one of the larger cities in India. Also, while the Siliguri corridor is not considered the part of North east being part of West bengal, geographically, demographics wise and culturally the 4 districts of West bengal have more similarities with the North east than the rest of west bengal or rest of India.
No. Demographically it's Nepalis, Bengalis, Marwaris, Biharis, that's nothing like North East. No tribals like the North East has apart from the Adivasis who are mainland adivasi.
It is multicultural and that's the only similiarity culturally to North East.
watching from Jalpaiguri, the main old town of the region, 45 km from the corridor. partition resulted 5 Thanas of the district going to Then East Pakistan
Time for independence from pajeetistan
Average dr*g enjoyer
Average Chinese bot 😂😂😂
Free Balochistan like Bangladesh
We will take azad Kashmir
Jai hind jai bharat 🇮🇳
@@Lofiedits12375 average pajeet assuming everyone chinese
We northeast need independence from India as a whole
I live in NE India and I never felt like I was ever any less indian. Hearing about the "mainland" thing for the first time here. Many people will watch this video and take it as facts. Try visiting North East. It's not as chaotic as it sounds in the media.
Thank u for coming thru with answer to a question I have always wondered
Correction at 5.55, the punjab state depicted in the video was actually larger in size that what was shown. This also encompasses HP and Haryana, which were seperated in 1966 to become their own state.
I am watching from Meghalaya, Northeast India.
Thanks for sharing this explained video.
7:24 To be fair, there _are_ Austronesian languages in that highlighted area; The Cham languages of southern Vietnam and parts of Cambodia.
Thanks for covering this region. as someone who lives here I am glad people are talking about the Northeastern part of India (:
Great video, nicely explained but a small issue, u used a wrong map of India. India still has the ladakh region which is apperently not shown in the map u used. i hope u look into it from next time. anyways i enjoyed ur content.
The fact that he has to call colonies "factories" bc of the YT algorithm annoys me to no end...
Assam, Manipur and Tripura. Oh from where do I know these from...
Assam tea?
Manipur conflict? Tripura flooded by Bangladeshi immigrants, Assam being Assam?
Ha! They're from Europa Universalis 4
@@lly_09Flooded with too many Bangladeshis🤣
Do you have any information on @SpaghettiRoad? He hasn't showed up anywhere online for over two years now and he said he was your videographer. Let me know if you have any info about him, we're all worried for him.
Thumbnail quote courtesy of India's grandmother.
Bangladesh mentioned 🗣🗣🗣🗣we are making greater Bangladesh with this one
Hell🗣🗣🗣yeah. Joy bangla 🗣🗣🐯🐯
Lol
🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
cope more we're the reason you exist
@@Semiconductor-0.3Lundia*
Correction: Sukaphaa dies in 1268, not 1286
What actually surpises more is that after 1971 victory India could have negotiated with Mujib for widening of Siliguri corridor ( in exchange for some lands ) as well as the Return of POK.
My Opinion , 1971 was a grand wasted Potential and Final chance for India to regain what it lost before. All because of the shortsightedness on top.
ehen travelling around silliguri you encounter a huge military presence because of the vulnerability of the area
Hindi is spoken only in the central Indian region or the Hindi belt,
It’s not used as much in the southern state and North Eastern states as they in the hindi belt
Your pronunciation of the names of places is actually impressive! 😮
Nothing like a Khanubis video on a Sunday morning.
British were the reason we lost many regions to now Bangladesh
I knew about the existence of this corridor before watching the video, but not much about the people who live east of it. My knowledge of southeast Asia is unfortunately lacking. Thank you for teaching me just a little bit more!
God be with you out there, everybody. ✝️ :)
You are not allowed to include Nepal in visual representation of pre independence of India as nepal was a different country at that time and was never colonized by British
In 1967 India and China fought at Nathu la and Cho la at Sikkim, a then protectorate of India very close to the "Chicken-neck".
India won this brief skirmish.
In 2017 Doklam crisis took place close to this area
It's all good as long as bangladesh keeps providing us alternative way to north east.
Is there any reason China cares so much about this area?
@@swapneelbehera260😅😂😂If Bangladesh speaks then India will occupy it 😅
@@swapneelbehera260 best way to allow bangladeshis to jump on trains and enter india.
Most interesting video, mate! Please, take my like.
Because in the near future that will be a new country
Living In Jalpaiguri, Near NH-31D , apart from minor details here and there! That's accurate!
the northeastern states have a special status which places much of the decision making in the local administration's hands, thus negotiating for development becomes more difficult as the majority of the population still prefer living a traditional life.
It sounds like you are pronouncing the name of the country as "meow- mar." 8:59
Well, as far as I know, their currency is the Khat. Also, Burmese cats are, I believe, quite popular with cat-lovers.
5:00 but it actually went opposite way
Hindus has been 2nd class citizens in india
উত্তৰ - পূৱ ভাৰতৰ পৰা মৰম জাছিলো ।। ❤❤❤
I'm from Europe and I remember talking to a Northeast Indian girl, she said "no one in my family has ever married someone even from the mainland, let alone outside of India" the Northeast and the rest of India are just truly different entities
They are distinct sure, but that statement would be true for MOST people from literally any state, lol. India's is the 2nd most diverse "continent" on the planet (after Asia), so most ppl tend to marry ppl from the same culture, or the neighboring similar cultures. That's not specific to the North-East. India's just rly diverse and ppl like the peace of mind that comes witch marrying within ur own sub-culture.
This is the same for the south of India
Make video on manipur kangleipak kingdom ❤
Will you be able to do a video on the languages spoken in Pakistan and which language families it originates from.
that is a very well presented video
How the hell you include Nepal under Mughal empire? Khas kings of Western Nepal and Modern Day Uttarkhand literally fought off Mughals. And British didn't have control over Nepal (Anglo Gurkha war 1814-16). I didn't expect this from KhAnubis. And BTW Nepal as a whole is not a Indo European Language speaking country. Roughly a quarter or more of Nepal Population speak Tibetan Burmese Language family. For God's sake read more before making a video.
ITS A ROUGH BORDER
and he also skipped all of nepali history contributing to this(gorkhali empire)
And I happen to live in that place. ✌🏼
Northeast India is one of the most diversed region in Asia(World). There are have more than 220 ethenic languages & ethenic groups.
Love from Northeast India❤️
"It is better to die an independent king than to reign as a vassal"- U Tirot Singh!
You are showing Indian map in an incorrect way.
What lack of rack of representation? They have same or more rights than many Indians
True. "Mainland" Indians can't even legally buy land, or enroll for jobs, in the Northeast.
Please show the correct Map of India...
The video is for international viewers, not just India and therefore it would be better to use the UN map of India
This is the correct map sadly
Good video. Also correct the map or blur Kashmir if you cant find the correct one.
You know this corridor reminds me of another one that started a global conflict
Wrong map, if talking about a country that is not yours, show proper respect
6:27 It's called Chicken's neck because chickens are easy to grab by their necks and choke. Basically how they're butchered for meat too.
Watching from Siliguri ✌️
Well India doesn't need to only depend on the siliguri corridor to connect the NE to the mainland. India has made deals with Bangladesh for right of way.
My hometown is located near the indian border in bangladesh my side is with meghalaya although there are many people the area is so remote
Where's POK
The total Christian population in Meghalaya is 22.3 lakh which makes 75percent of the state population so he said Meghalaya is a populous Christian state because it has high number of Christians population wishe
They should make northeast india independent country bcz ethnically we are sino-tibetan and since india is not helping indigenous people of northeast in anyway , i bet most of the northeaster will agree with this ☺
Chinese propaganda 🙏🙏🙏we are happy being part of India and the government is indeed helping us internally stop with this nonsense 🙏🙏
@@ljs-freal Helping? We tripuris are now in minority in our own state.
@@wzzruknz6695 as a meitei I can understand 🙏we live in 10% of Manipur being the majority population, time lgega bhai sbr karo
Video title:- Why India has this narrow corridor
Reason:- Because India gave lands to make a separate country.
*British Raj, not india.
@@abdullahnasir2882 Bruh British Raj means the rule of Britishers. Where did they rule? In India.
@@priyangshumallick1889 no. It was British colonial empire which was divided into Pakistan and India. "India" didn't give any land as it didn't exist then
@@abdullahnasir2882 Wah wah 😂 dreams
@@priyangshumallick1889 counter him factually
India would've lost it , they still have something because of their genius diplomacy. The British plan was to keep both India - Pakistan in two parts .
The Westerners did the same whevever they colonized.
Saudi & Qatar, India and Pakistan, S.Korea and N.Korea, Russia and Ukraine.. etc
Actually the British wanted the country in one piece, since it was less paperwork. Jinnah and Nehru both wanted to rule, and fearing hindu persecution, Jinnah lobbied for an independent state. The British, who were reluctant at first, feared civil war and decided on the partition
@@hindurashtra63Saudi was never ruled by the west, and Russia along with Ukraine is the west. Go learn geography
@@Sleepyirishcoffeeykw, India plays the famous Divide and Rule policy with northeast to this day 😉
@@lly_09 Divide and rule is a myth, British never used it. Romans did.
I live 30 km away from chicken's neck
Simple answer: The Northeast isn’t a part of India because people from there speak a totally speak another language and they’re a Sino - Tibetan tribe, which is genetically related to Burmese, Tibetan and Chinese people. They’re not even mentioned in Indian national anthem because they’re too weak and dominated by Indian. I hope someday that part will split up and became an independent nation.
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Nah we're fine bro. And that "they speak another language" you don't even know that we speak 400 plus languages from 4 different families.
Lol according to your logic many Indian state should seperate because they speak different languages
@@royal_mustanggaming1483 Why you always have to look at other comments to judge their logic like you are a professional debater? Lol. Basically, a country could have many minority ethnic groups but in this case they have a mass population around 45m people and the total land area estimated as the same size as the British isles, how ridiculous if they’re not an independent country.
@@mohanadasa2268 It’s so funny that the problem you didn’t mention about is the exact answer for the question “what language do they speak”. They speak 4 languages but 3/4 of them are Asiatic languages which are Sino - Tibetan, Kradai and Austroasiatic. Also those are not even totally different languages because they are all belong to Asia as long as they share the common vocabulary and many of other similar features in genes, appearance, culture, etc… while the Indians speak Indo - Iranian which have affected the native culture of Northeast India.
Just use map of proper india if you making vdo on india to watched by indian😅
Which part of it is unclear?
India being partitioned in a way without sea access in north east india was dumb af
I have decided to follow Jesus,
No turning back, no turning back.
Song from Meghalaya, which is 3/4 Christian and was part of Assam at the time, hence the tune name.
Imma go with "because Islam"
nah,bc hindus 😊😊
@@explorer063 the muslim league was created in early 1900s demanding a seperate islamic state
@@spec214
cz Congress was too aggressive
All this happened because of the British, neither would they have come to India nor would India have been divided.
Thats Bangladesh. Its actually more developed as a country compared to neighborhoods
put the correct map of India
The Siliguri corridor was taken from Nepal and given to India which allowed india to colonize the north eastern states. If Sri Lanka wasn't an island, india would have colonised them too.
Please, stop consuming cheap marijuana.
Fake propaganda free pok free Balochistan
Stop descrimination against Shia muslims
Free Lahore
@@NoEndForUs
his saying true facts that why we konw who're itching
@@Cooperative-e3b
free khailstan,free kashmir, free 7 sisters
@@explorer063 whole Pakistan is India Afghanistan is India anyone who will try divide India will not succeed
Jai hind jai bharat 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳
Akhand bharat ki jai
Whole of India stands with NorthEast....jai Hind.
Thank you but you're not whole India.
@3:40 Let me correct what the Brithish got from the skirmish of Plassey was 3 villages in the south Gobindapur, Kharragpur and Jadavpur not the entire province mate.
wake up everyone khanubis uploaded this is a historic even
YOU ARE RIGHT
partition of sylhet is literally forgotten it just lost in the pages of history books
I am from Sylhet
@@khanasif5223 nice to hear that
I am from Indian side of Sylhet 🇮🇳🇧🇩
@@SahilAhmed-lv7so what are you saying brother? Indian side of Sylhet what does it mean i Didn't understand
I'm early idk what to say
Why no mention of Kamarupa Kingdom which was there before the Ahoms and had links to Magadha and other states in the Central-Eastern Indian plain?
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kamarupa
Because it has nothing to do with the present day borders?
@@snehanshuphukon728 Nonsense, Kamarupa extended over the Brahmaputra Basin as well. This video talks about the Ahoms as well after all.
Is this another presenter?
Bangladesh need increase and modernization thier army ...bcz they can be beneficial from it ..... blessed land areas of Bangladesh geographycally ❤🎉🎉🎉🎉 fireworks 🎆
I am from the region
LES GO
That narrow corridor never be the part of india......
Use correct map of India unless we have to report this video. STOP SPREADING MISINFORMATION.
5:00 projection
Now every non sunni muslim community in Pakistan is relegated communities
Video title:- Why India has this narrow corridor
Reason:- India had to give its land to form another country.
Stop making Nepal a colony of different empires, research properly.
If you are intending to make money by making a primary school level video of India and then using Indian viewers as cash cow, least you could do is use the correct map
Nobody really cares about ndia that much 😂
@@SaidAlSeveres He did care enough to make a video about it, and make money
Nepal wasn't part of british india..😢shame research
Bangladesh should take over Seven Sisters.
😂😂😂 nice joke
@@rohangamer8244 Tera country joke hai saale