Interesting Maps of India In Hindi | Cousin Marriages In India | Most Popular Jobs In India
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0:16 - Cousin Marriages Across India
0:48 - Laws Regarding Cousin Marriages Around the World
1:39 - Indian States Wise Cousin Marriages
2:29 - Parallel and Cross Cousins
3:18 - Cousin Marriages In North India
3:44 - Cousin Marriages In South India
4:32 - Cousin Marriages Across South Asia (Pakistan, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka)
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6:47 - Agriculture, Industry, Service Sectors
7:08 - Percentage of Non Farm Jobs
7:37 - Sector Wise GDP Contribution
8:01 - Population Change Between 2001 to 2021
8:58 - Fertility Rate In Indian States
10:40 - 2021 Population Projection
11:14 - Rate of Most Spoken Language
11:32 - Most and Least Linguistic Diversity
12:29 - North Indian Languages
13:35 - English Proficiency Across Indian States
14:11 - Religion Wise English Proficiency
14:56 - Percentage of English Speakers As Per Census
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2) Cousin Marriages In India
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8) why cousin marriage is allowed in south india
9) cross cousin and parallel cousin marriage
10) cousin marriage in hindu
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14) population growth in india in hindi
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Here in Assam , cousin marriage is literally seen as an act of crime by the society.
Yes, Northeast India is so much more progressive
That's how it should be, it's just not okay. Look how much Pakistan's economy is lagging with a highly inbred population
@ᵀᵃⁿʲⁱʳᵒ ᴷᵃᵐᵃᵈᵒ Haan wo to dikh hi rha hai
In Bihar Too
I don't think so about muslims over there 😅
In Assam we consider cousins as a sister or brother like our own .
In Tamilnadu we have 2 types of cousins. One type whom u consider brother or sister. Then the other who you can marry
In hindi belt as well
Kanyakumari in Tamilnadu cousins are brothers and sisters and friendly
@@harishankar8977 it is also in uttrakhand but no one marry eachother forcefully
You can marry maternal uncle's daughter but not paternal uncle's daughter
In bihar too
We can't imagine to marry our cousins, bcz we consider them as our siblings....
Good content bro tnx so much 💙
Wait malyalis understand hindi?
Not every Malayali. Cross cousin marriages are decreasing in Kerala. It is still in Kerala culture. That's it.
@@thepatriot47 why not?!
@@thepatriot47 har koi ni... par kuch malayalis samjte he... like me.
@@karthikcmohanyt ha,,,,
As a Keralite, it can be a cultural shock to learn that uncle and niece can marry in rest of the four South Indian States. This is one aspect that is drastically different which keeps Kerala apart. Uncle is almost like a father figure in all the Malayalam speaking communities.
In north we can't even think of marrying our cousins
You know the difference between and cousin and niece r8..🤔🤔🤔
unfortunately in those southern states, dowry is still very common practice and this approach keep dowry in one family. and cast based marriage is reality there too. these 2 are important drivers for southern states to still have inbreeding (cousin marriage in polite form)
@yesn't then why cousins marriage rate in bangladesh is lower than uttar pradesh? are you implying more muslims stay in up than bangladesh?
@yesn't yes, the difference is called education and culture. apparently UP's statistics are more aligned to Pakistan 🤣
I am from Tamilnadu and i hate this cousin marriage , this cousin marriage is mainly done to preserve caste among themselves and to preserve their wealths .... IDK when this caste and cousin marriage will go out of my state🤮
Nano atha yosche
copy kerala...
Caste discrimination is prevalent in Tamilnadu too..it should end forever
Caste system is in North India also , but no cousin marriage here. So cousin marriage for preserving caste is flawed logic.
@@nitin2385 it's their culture. Dravidian culture never see Cousins as siblings. Where as Aryan culture always prevents cousin marriages up to 7th generation from mother's side and infinite generation from father's side ( by gotra) and Iceland being a nation of 3 lakh population still gave an apps for tracing cousins up-to 4th generation to prevent cousins marriages. It's all about culture and morality.
Kerala culture is a little different from the rest of South India.
Yes and They get toxic with others
Especially when it's about football.
@@himeshthungaturthi3215 and you're rude
@@himeshthungaturthi3215
Your comment says who's disgusting.
@@himeshthungaturthi3215 Lol 😂 and madrsi claims all are Dravidian 😂
@@himeshthungaturthi3215 you are
In Himachal, we don't marry within a Village, so no worry of your mate being your cousin.
A person(of your age) from your own village is considered as your brother/sister.
Simple Formula!🆕🆒
what if you love girl in your village?
Same in haryana
Same in UP
@@mokshpatel9560 they won't love any girl in the same village
Same in UP
I come form eastern Rajasthan, we speak braj here...Rajasthan is very diverse in terms of languages. And most of them are very dissimilar.Marwari, mewari, hadoti, dundhari, mewati, shekhwati, braj, bagadi and many more... Even marwari has different accents.
Then you are not rajasthani
@@abcdefghi2302 wtf u mean?
Me also from eastern rajasthan (Bharatpur)
@@LakhanSingh-nk8nl I'm from Dholpur 😄❤️
@@prashantchoudhary7545 which place? I have lived in Dholpur for 6 yrs
I am from coastal Karnataka and cousin marriage is not practiced commonly. However mama marrying his sisters daughter or guy marrying his maternal mamas daughter is common in few communities. I am from fishermen community and we track our maternal liniege quite rigorously. We get our surname from mother and marriage between same maternal surname is prohibited , hence cousin marriage or any type of marriage within the maternal liniage is automatically prevented.
Coz we tulu mallu and kodava
Are same
Same in haryana if the sirnames of bridges mother and grandmother matches with the groom's sirname then they can't merry
Same in haryana if the sirnames of bridges mother and grandmother matches with the groom's sirname then they can't merry
@@sachinredhu1025 very interesting... That's the very reason.. every family should keep the records of family tree properly.
Similar to nair caste in Kerala..
It is because,in kerala, we thinks that their relatives or cousin are their sister or brother and we cannot marry our brothers or sisters and also kerala has 18% Christians and Christians don't allows them to marry each other.
Ya it was in olden days and even in old movies which portrays cousin marriage in Malayalam
But in present days people consider cousin's as siblings
Similarly in North too and one more thing is that if we marry to our niece or uncle's daughter then there world be high risk of diseases...
In karnataka same maternal sisters children won't marry, but brother and sister children do marry bcoz it is from a different bloodline
@@Shaivaite_buddhist how come they are from different bloodlines? All types of cousins shares 50% of ancestors and 25%of genes. And most importantly it's a question of morality ,of high Aryan morality . Hum to usse bhi shadi nehi karenge jisko ek bar behen man liya. Aur tum log pura childhood bhaiya bhaiya bol kar use sainya kaise bana sakte ho yaar? Aur khudki mama se shadi? Kitna gya gujra admi ho sakta jo khud ki beti se sadi kar le!
@@Shaivaite_buddhist it was old time in uttrakhand also, that sisters child cannot marry with eachother as they consumed your nani's milk
But child of your maternal uncle(mama) can marry you because your father came from another gotra or caste
But it is not common nowdays
In Maharashtra many men marry with uncle's ( मामाची मुलगी ) daughter . The retual is still carrying , I also rejected that when my mother asked me about that. As I told her about its faults she was angry on me for several days 🤣
You can edit the comment as maternal uncle, it will be helpful for people.
Now you'd be mocked for doing that in cities.
Most people who still continue to do that are from rural parts.
I am from Assam...and I can speak Assamese, Bengali, Hindi, English and my mother tongue Tai...😂😂
another tai ahom brother here 🙌🏻
Seriously..Tai ahom language...👀
I mean it can be Tai khamti or Tai phake but ahom(As if i don't know wheather the language is dead or not).
@@jagatdeuri3261 but there are villages where they speak tai ahom still now 🙄
@@jagatdeuri3261 or maybe the user has learnt the language, we never know
and anyway our ancestral mother tongue is tai ahom
@@jagatdeuri3261 ooi... my father is an tai ahom language lecturer...BTW in tai ahom script it has more alphabet than any other tai tribe script making it unique...Do some research...
As a Maharashtrian, I can agree that Maharashtrians are Multi lingual, My Parents are Gujratis, So Gujrati is my mother tongue, I have learnt Hindi and Marathi in schools along with english, so in total I can speak 4 languages fluently.
Are you from Mumbai ? 🤔
@@thyme1691 Yes
i have many gujrathi friends so picked up that language some what while playing cricket. i am from mumbai so you can guess other 3 languages.
good job.. go to gujrat just because of you people maharashtra marathi is dissapareaping
@@Gk2810_ Mumbai speaks four languages Gujarati,Marathi,Konkani and Hindi.
I'm not considering English.
In Telangana, cousin marriages happen, here we call it as menarikamu , but not always for preserving wealth and assets , in most cases cousins love each other ( mainly because from their childhood, they were constantly said that they can marry eachother one day) , but after menarikamu for continous 3 generations, a gap is given for 1 generation to marry an outsider
Yes!..it is not weird for us here in Telugu states as we have different relation names for cross cousins... And we don't consider them as brother and sisters at all... The value of relationship is different... And cross cousin marriages are common from ancient times here..and no one has genetic problem..if there also very negligible amount.. to avoid such condition there is rule here that no continuous third generation marriage should happen from same home...
@@saichand1 yes , we treat out direct cousins as our own brothers and sisters , and call our cross cousins as bava and mardhalu , and marriage between mama and kodalu is common in Andhra, while completely taboo in Telangana , and cross cousins are genetically not much similar to us , so there will be no problems
@@chaitanyareddymuthyala2967 there's nothing such as Cross or parallel cousins according to genetics. All cousins shares 50% of ancestors and 25% of genes.
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Same happenes in Maratha people....we're allowed to marry to cross cousins upto 3 generations ( not compulsive ) but it may leading genetic backwardness so people voluntarily do not marry after 3 generation
We North Indians love Rakshabandhan and see cousins as real brothers and sisters
We south indians love Rakshabandhan/Raakhi and see parallel cousins as real brothers and sister. Cross cousins are not considered cousins. North Indians have no words for cross cousins. Also, Arjuna married his first cousin.
Just because Abraham's religions hate idol worship, it doesn't mean that Indian culture is wrong.
Cross cousin marriage are common in some parts of North India also some time ago.
@@Kk-mp5yk Bro, In Bihar marraige can be happened in a family. If there is no blood relationship found between Boy and Girl.
And here all type of cousins are considered as Brother and Sister.
@@Kk-mp5yk Cousin marriage was never common in North because we always believe in Gotra System which has been practised Since Vaidik Era.
And Yes, Cousin marriage is very common in Islamic cult.
@@shashikant3150 Gotra system is not practiced in Southern India?
I could not find much more foolish sentence. You mother gotra didn't change after marrying your father?
@@shashikant3150 First of all, English lacks many words like it didn't have proper distinction between mother's elder sister, younger sister. In the same way Hindi don't have proper words and they just call cousins. Actually, they are not considered cousins here. Lack of words in your language causes all this. Please attain the adequate knowledge before comment this shiz.
It would be interesting to study kerala in detail...as it has influenced and was influenced by the arabs, sumerians ,egyptians ,romans ,portugese and chinese for a long long time due to trade,there are mentions of it in egyptian and arabic scriptures....muziris(kerala) was a major trade centre..suprisingly ,muziris is mentioned in the bible also...that shows how important it was..in the ancient times...Also i read that..Mnay jews came and settled in kochi in 62 CE after their city was destroyed , christianity came when st thomas arrived in kerala and islam came through later arab merchants and the king meeting mohammad when he was alive
I too studied in my tamil book about cheras
In the muvendars cheras was best in trading in sea
I think that is about belifs
St thomas coming to kerala and chera king meeting mohammed are not backed by any evidence except hearsay.
@@vaibhav2k13 then where did they come from
Certainly, if I am not wrong. Atleast 2 kings of Kerala has met Prophet Muhammad (saw) himself?
Kerala, with both it's present and past, is an interesting place.
Whenever i see your videos ..I can't Stop myself to play it.. ❤️
That's a Great Compliment...🥺
Thank you very much ♥️
Same here
@@TheGraphicEarth ❤️🥰
Same here
Fenile bhai Rose 1 ya 2 video detay Rehna. Love you.I am from Assam
In Hinduism the main rule is that Gotras shouldn't be same...
So, Cross cousin marriages are acceptable in South... Parallel cousin marriages are strictly forbidden in South as they have same gotra...
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Also cross cousin marriages got nothing to do with preserving Caste or anything... It was just an option available...
In south both types of cousins marriages are acceptable cross are more acceptable than to parallel but that too because of Indo-Aryan influence Dravidians hum se alag hote hain, unki soch alag hai.
@@souvikgoswami5870 Chutiyapa mat phelna...
You know nothing about South... Parallel cousin marriages are strictly prohibited in South... Parallel cousins look at each other as own brothers and sisters...
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Aryan/Dravidian is a fake nonsensical division that got no relevance to current topic...
South Indians are Hindus as much as any other Indian community if not more...
Yes
@@77chotu77 Yes. Parallel cousin marriage is paap in South. We strictly follow gotra system. Cross cousin marriage is a choice and not compulsory.
In this video, this fellow said that mostly Reddys do cross cousin marriage. He is wrong. It is followed irrespective of caste and financial status. Anyways, cousin marriages are slowly coming down in this generation
@DARK
No... Indians have mix of both genes...
Today's North and South doesn't have separate genes...
Rest all is bunkum...
Here, in Manipur marrying someone same with our clan name(surname) is strictly prohibited.If it happed we'll be chase out from the village.
Same within the Apatani and Adi tribe of Arunachal.
Btw, are you Meitei or Naga ?
I'm naga
@@dilbungdb2282 👍🏻
same witthin the kukna tribe of south Gujarat
In each and every Map
South India+Maharashtra+goa
And
North India +gujrat
Can be seen different
South India (MH/GA) ❤️
Beacuse MH and goa share border with south , while Gujarat connected with Rajasthan
Sorry but Maharastra can't be considered south india
It should be considered west india , and isn't culturally dravidian
come to Maharastra u will get to know 😂 How south indians trouble 😂
@@itme3929 he is says that MH is little bit similar to south as compare to any other state, we are in western India 😏
I'm from kollam, kerala never knew that my district was an industry hub😅 here lot of industries has been destroyed by communnist party workers by the name of increasing salary.
Bro vote for other parties
Kollam- cashew capital of the world
@@rahulkarmakar3796
We may vote for other parties, but BJP will never be in those parties. 😂
@@j000p yes bcz they will start ghar vapsi of ppl like u 😅
@@Uda_dunga
You are saying that because you don't know the history of Kerala. Christianity in Kerala is older than Hinduism here. I know you will find it difficult to believe, but I really don't care. You may laugh at what I said, but the fact remains a fact.
Christianity reached Kerala when the natives followed the Dravidian folk religion, and the Kings patronised Buddhism. Brahmins from the north started arriving in Kerala, 300 years after the Christians reached, and significant wave took place only after the 7th century AD. It was only in the 9th century AD, when under the leadership of AdiShankara, the Dravidian natives were categorised into Hindu caste system and automatically converted as Hindus. And if you have watched the whole video carefully, you will agree that if some fool comes talking about "ghar wapsi", the very first obstacle he would face would be the language, because the common people would ask "wtf is that ?" 😂
Its sad that so many dialects are considered as Hindi, like magahi, its totally different from bhojpuri or maithili, there are many more languages in Bihar but many are just considered as dialects when a language is not just merely a language, it's the culture of that area and people speaking that language. I have lived in many state and i have seen how different languages are spoken there but every language is considered Hindi. I couldn't even understand people and as per rules, they are speaking Hindi. It's weird. More recognition should be given to at least major dialects spoken by a good number of people.
U should promote it. Only u can protect your language and culture. Learn the language
@@dynamitebsb4520 Maithali has official status in indian constitution.
Bojpuri is a dialect of Hindi
Magahi is a dialect of Maithali and Hindi
Anga is a dialect of Maithali but central Govt. consider it a dialect of Hindi for political reason.
Why TATA steel city , Dhanbad coal city of jharkhand is being not included as it's also the largest manufacturing industry and job producer of the east..🙄🙄
Other state wale ko jharkhand ka bare kuch nahi pata hain
Jada se Jada humlg vlogs news se batana huga
@@rainbowtv122 ya jharkhand is less popular in other states. Humare bhi dost the hazaribagh or daltenganj ka oo bhi khud ko bihari hi batate the
Half of the migrant workers in migrant workers in my state are from Dhanbad😂
Born and brought up in the US, I did get to notice and hear about the Telugu community having a cultural norm in their families to marry their cousins. Soch by Mohak Mangal even made a video about this
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Cross cousin marriages are very common among the hindus in South India however parallel cousin marriages are prohibited here We literally consider Parallel cousin marriages to be a sin as we consider parallel cousins to be our own siblings
Parallel cousin marriage is a sin in telugu community, but cross cousin marriage is a common practice but we can do only once.
I can speak bhojpuri,english, hindi, gujarati. I am living in gujarat from past 18 years. I was born in bhavanagar currently living in Bhavnagar, but my father was from up
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Then which state you like up/gj
Obviously gujarat
@@amitjain1293 are mera ak bhai he uske father gujrati he or vo maharashtra pe born huaa he fir bhi use gujrat jyada pasand he. Isliye pucha
Growing up in my bengal
It's so true, Bengal isn't that kind of multilingual state like our western states
English and Bengali, both are our main languages tho, but still,6-7% of hindi or urdu speakers are living in our state,
And another 5-6% speakers are Nepali, Kurmali and you gujjus 🧡
Are you a gujjar
@@AmanDeep-ln4wu Nope
I am bengali, currently living in Philadelphia 🇺🇲
Yeh for medical studies!
@@Aditijaiswal09 😂😂 I'm from punjab and here is gujjar meaning cow boy /girl 😂🤣 jo cow or majho ko charne wala . Simple language me bolu to dudh bechne wala 😁😁
@@AmanDeep-ln4wu no! Actually we know gujratis as "Gujjar pratihara" who fought against Bengal's pala Kingdom (back to middle era)
So, that's why it's "Gujju or Gurjar to us"
@@Aditijaiswal09 If I'm not wrong it will be "Gujjara Pratiharas" . A a behind gujjar
Welcome back bro
Love your videos😺
Thank you very much Mohith😊♥️
Sometimes it depends on literacy rate also. for example most the literate people in sudan refrain from cousin marriage because they are fully aware of the consequences
Isn't it allowed by Islam??
@@adarsh2282 allowed but not mandatory. ok. 4 marriage allowed. but not mandatory. muslim men marriage chiristian and jews women (with belif their religion) is allowed. but not mandatory. some thing are allowed but also they discourage by hadith.
Really I like your thoughts on maps. I always wait for this type of maps.🙂🙂
Thank you very much 💞
I Will Make Sure to Provide You Such Content In Future too...
@@TheGraphicEarth you should say fatehgarh sahib not fatehgarh please
Iam a big fan of your work . Lots of love from kerala . Hope i can see more and more excellent videos from you . ❤️
Yahh, I Will Try to Provide Good Content...
Thank you very much ☺️
Kerala- Only South Indian state where maternal uncles don't marry nieces . I can't imagine about other South Indians considering a wife in Sister's daughters .
@Donolu It doesn't happen in Kerala . We treat sister's daughter as our daughter in kerala . In Other South Indian states, they marry sister's daughter particularly Tamilnadu .
@Donolu hahahaha 😂😂😂😂😂
@Donolu ye log beef bhi khate hai, bhai bheno se shaadi bhi karte hai ,bhanji se bhi shaadi kar lete hai muje to ye samjh nahi aara ye log hindu hai bhi ki nahi , inhone to india ke musalmano ko bhi piche chodh dia ha
@Donolu zaroor uski cousin attractive nahi hogi varna pakka kar leta 😂😂😂
Fenil your videos are simply mind blowing🤯 Very rare info and topics we can ever think of... I loved your india' hindi problem and emerging new states demands video s.. Hatz off buddy..
Many many Love ❤️ from Bangladesh 🇧🇩
I'm a *Bengali* but I can speak and understand *Hindi* well. It's so sweet language as *Bengali*
Cousin marriages are not common in Kerala, also my cousin sister is only 6years old whereas I am 24years old
Ya my cousin sister 34 and me 27 🤣🤣🤣
It was common.
I am from West Bengal,, cousin marriage is not prevalent here(except a few muslim communities), I am 23 and my cousin sister is 22,,😅,,, don't worry I am not a moron,, I have a girlfriend
My respect Increase for Kerla People 🇮🇳
Love from Haryana 🇮🇳
@@sayanbiswas3563 ami North bengal theke .I'm 25 but I'm still single 🙄😒
Awesome videos! It's really a big deal to make all these animations and transitions to make the video interesting
Thank you very much 💞
That was very informative!
I don't know what's the exact reason for lower cousin marriage in kerala . May be because ,we always play together , learn together , and are houses are nearer and often visits cousins home . And we consider them as our brothers and sisters .
And when there would be any family functions or get together , we sleep in a big hall with all the cousins ,we have no shy to sleep with our cousins .
I am from Maharashtra and even our family is exactly like this. Even distant cousins are seen as our brothers and sisters. Marrying a cousin is seen as a big taboo in our family.
Same here in West Bengal
We consider them as our own siblings
A VERY INFORMATIVE VIDEO. AS ALWAYS WILL HELP A LOT. THANK YOU.
Thank you... Glad That You Liked it...🤗
wow! interesting data! great video
Great 👍 interesting 🤔 video 😄
Well done ✅ Brother 👏
In Odisha we don't do marriages in same blood lines .We consider cousins as brothers and sisters.
Also west Bengal
In South Odisha it isn't... Cousin marriages do happen in Odia marriages of S.Odisha
Same in Punjab
@@drpriyeshmaharana that's due to Telugu influence. In border areas , such type of cultural, traditional diversities happen.
Was waiting for your video for so long🥺❣️
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Just loved it💚
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Thank you very much Krishna....
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In whole Balkan is banned cousin marriage Serbia,Croatia,Bosnia,North Macedonia,Greece,Albania,Bulgaria and sometimes is allowed in Romania ( depend of culture) . Even guys and girls from the same village do not marry each other, because they are considered a distant family, because they grew up in the same street and have known each other all their lives.
Cousin marriages are decreasing in Kerala because government banned Marumakkathayam system. In this system, a man's wealth will directly goes to his sister's son not to his own offsprings. And now it is decreasing due to the ban. Not completely disappeared. Sometimes it happens. Even my parents are also cross cousins.
eeew....how can anyone marry their cousin.....
@@JitzyJT Just like others get married
Nice video 👍👍👍👍
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Thank you Shubham....🤠☺️
Loved the video
Ufff.....! 😌 Yeh maps bhi na kitne interesting hote hai accha hua ki main yeh Channel bahut pehel hi subscribe kar liya tha .
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In Hinduism cross cousin marriage is not prohibited. Subhadhra and Arjuna were cousins. There are so many examples. That's why south Indian states follow that. But personally I don't support cousin marriages. There can ve so many genetic disorder problems.
Btw subhdara and arjuna marriage is also the last cousin marriage bcoz when krishna try to do this marriage his mother asked him why did you do this avedic marriage and he said I know I am doing wrong and this is last avedic marriage it's not gonna happen in future but currently this is important and I am from mathura living in delhi so I don't know why south keep this culture alive even we awadhi, mathura people are not doing this types of marriage 🤭
@@akritigoel9497 maybe thats a myth...... Another example sree budha married gopa...... She is his cousin
Wow thank you good information ❤❤
Nicely made and done. 👍
Muje pata nahin , lekin jabbi aapki vedios aati hai sab kuch chorkar aapki vedios dekhta hu .
It's very very very informative and interesting and knowledgeble vedio .
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Tamharo khub khub aabhar bhau .
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Brother explain more and more maps of Atlas , there is more diverse topic (options/ideas) that might help us to learn more
I always love your explanation
I Will try....
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12:58 i live in chhattisgarh and you are right chhatisgarh and hindi is 80% similar....
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So much information in one video,, Amazing presentation.
Very interesting Enjoyed your video
In Meghalaya marrying cousin or any who even remotely related is considered a sin... For khasi people, even marrying a person with the same surname is abhorrent and loathsome.
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Educative!! Thanks for presenting.
Great video bro
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Cousin marriage should be restricted.But there is no logic in not marrying same village persons.
Because in punjab and northern India an unmarried girl is not only considered as a daughter of an individual family but daughter of the whole village
@@armandeepsingh1843 Why rape is common in north India?
@@Gogetaover90000 rapes are rare.
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My dad's side is from what is modern day Pakistan and they do have some cousin marriages. Like bua ki beti mama ke bete se or something, similar to Raaj kapoor and Krishna Raaj kapoor kind of relationship. But I think that was because the influence of Islam on Hindus in that area was different. But my mom's family is from UP and they always saw cousins as brothers and sisters
In Nepal the cast of Mongol races like Gurungs, Magars, Tamangs we can marriage their mother's elder or younger brother's and father's elder or younger sister's sons or daughters it is fully acceptable and consider very good by both religiously and socially but in other castes it's not accept.
Not only you showed maps but also explained them that is a great thing...
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Tabbu nahi bhai… ta-boo. Pronunciation: tay-boo. By the way, it’s informative.
Ohh, 😯 I Always Read it as "Tabbu". Never Heard How It Pronounced...So I Made Mistake....Will Take Care Next Time.....
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@@TheGraphicEarth it’s a minor thing and I’m sure you’ll improve. Besides, your videos are interesting and informative, which is the crux of the story. Keep it up!
I am from Maharashtra and here cousins means.... Aap mama ki ladki ya fufa ke bete se shadi kr sakte hai ...... Mausi ki ladki/ladake ya chacha ka ladki/ladake se nahi kr sakte..
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South Indian Hindus allows parallel cousin
It is not a taboo in South India even Hindus
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Bro listening to your voice, I felt this would be funny and average video. But dude, your content is informative and amazing!! Keep it up!!
Nice information.
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Very knowledgeable topic.
I am from Kerala Thiruvananthapuram. Because kerala Hindu culturally dominance is strong so we hindus banned the cousin marriage
What about north kerala😔
Kerala hindus or so strict btw I am from karnataka. Even my friends from costal areas are practice hinduism very religiously
What has cross cousin marriage to do with Hinduism? In South India along with Maharashtra and Goa cross cousin marriages are very common. Even amongst Sindhi and Pakistani Punjabi Hindus first cousin marriages are most common.
Tripura mai Tripuri Hindu 13 pd tak koi cousin marriage nehi kar sakta.. Example agar koi relative mar gaya 13bi tak veg (Neramish) khana padta hai tu isliye 13 Vansh bhi bol sakta hai waha tak Tripura (Tripuri) Hindu marriage nehi kar sakta chahe boy ho ya girls... Yhe Tripuri Culture mai asa mana jata hai cousin ka sath Shaadi nehi kar sakhta khoon ka reste dar hena.. Bhai bahen ka Matlab kya hai isliye humari culture mai Shaadi karna ek aparadh hai.. Iska hamara ek Purbaj mai ek History bhi hai real History Bhai bahen ka History ka Name hai Chethuwang (Jo ek Tree ke name hai) usi se juda ek kahani hai isliye humari Tripuri Hindu mai yhe sab mana hai
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I like Geographical Indication! Thank you for sharing! Have a nice day!
Come to odisha, people can speak more then 3 language odia, hindi, English, Bengali and Telugu also. But odisha is most underrated state in india.😢😢😢
First of all there is no cousin relationship in Hinduism.
Its Western word for generalising like aunt uncle,.
Father brothers children called as brothers and sisters not cousin. Similarly mother's sisters children consider as brothers and sisters too.
Father sister called as mother in law. Why because if we call Father sister as mother, she will equal to wife of your father. So to distinguish mother in law is right word than aunt.
. similarly mothers brother Children.
Brother in law and sister in law.
Example Krishna, Arjuna relationship with subhadra
Help full video bro than you so much 😊
Wow so much information
In Kerala , cousin marriage is now considered foolishness . Because Majority people are well educated and everyone is free to choose whom they marry . But in old days it was not the same .
Probably may be North Indian influence, high Brahmins numbers ( who have significant northern ancestry), western influence had a role to change people's perception.
But why it's showing in malayalam tv series?
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Kerala brhamins are not from north .cousin marriage has happend in kerala .my sister children can marry my children .but my children cannot marry my brother children .my sister children cannot marry their fathers brothers children .that was criteria for cousin marriage
@@rosammajacob6689 because in the past it was there . But now everyone opposes cousin marriage
@DARK
Kerala brhamins are not from up
In Assam
We Assamese hate this
In our culture it's like paap
In bengoli muslim of Assam it happens,but in Assamese culture it's almost 0 perchant
Lol you're funny. In Odisha as well! All kinds/types of cousins happen to be our own sisters or brothers!
We too have the concept of avoiding marriage within same village (related or not).
Even marriages within same Gotra, kula or sa-pinda don't happen. It's a strict no-no.😀
Hey visit Odisha some day! 🙂
@@truthreal3378 But in my gotra every one have to marry Shiva gotra (Nath)
Even I never saw any Muslim from northeast Marring cousin
@@pranabkantinath9581 Just spoke to a friend from Shiva/Nath gotra. According to him their Gotra is based on Guru Shishya parampara. People from Nath/Shiva Gotra consider their Nath Gurus as important and have hence taken up their Guru's name. For them their Guru is every thing and his family follows Saint yogi Gorakhnath. Their Gurus are like their Family.
According to him Nath means Shiva and it was customary for shaivite Guru to have Nath in the end of their name.
According to the Nath Gurus every one of us are part of God Shiva.
According to my friend, even the regular disciples of Nath sampradaya like him give up their name, gotra, surname and identity to adopt the name as given by their Nath Gurus. It's their way of complete surrender at the Holy feet of their Gurus.
From what I've understood is the difference between *Nath Gurus/Saint* and *disciples* is, *Nath Gurus/Saints* are strictly brahmacharya while *regular disciples* can start a family.
Hence therefore you've Natha Gotra as due to Guru Shishya parampara and people from Nath Gotra are not necessarily related genetically speaking.
By Nath Gotra they mean that they are shaivites. They follow and are following God Shiva from many generations....as explained by my Friend!
Hence the people from Shiva gotra are not genetically related to each other except their family members.
I'm absolutely clueless! I've just shared everything that my friend claimed.
So Feel free to correct my if you don't agree with something. Thanks
Jai yogi Gorakhnath 🙏Jai Aadi Yogi 🙏 Om namah Shivaya🙏
Very nice video
Thanks for making
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