Appreciate your concern but our people are no less. But, we may have a reason for that...the injustices done by the govt. (or the person in charge) in the past and still continues to some extend.
Listen bro, it is not just in mainland Indians discriminating against North Easterners... Go to North East and you will see racism in reverse mode with mainlanders facing the ire!! The media chooses to ignore it
South Indians hate anyone who isn't a south indian , it's a fact . They just don't wanna accept any Northerns i stayed in Karnataka for 6 yrs and often felt it.
@Pavan Kumar nope, south indians don't speak in our language instead they ask us to learn the language , many of Northerns who live in Bangalore or Mysore know kannada including me. I am quite fluent at it i had to learn n i did. Don't just say anything. I have first hand experience with this. But language can be learnt buy the way vegetarian southies react to see us eat non veg is really offensive.
Hi I respect all the scholars who are present on debating dy.This is to inform you that India is not a racist You can't say that india is a racist Country. raciism is find in some other countries now see. Racism in America Racism is a dangerous weapon that had been in use in America. The practice of unfair treatment of the people living in America was prevalent majorly before the 20th century when a ban of racialism was announced. The blacks were majorly on the losing end when it came to matters of racism in America. However, there were others who suffered the same as they were not considered to be white people purely. These groups included the Italians, people from the Jewish nations or cultures and also the Irish people. Racial segregation was majorly in almost all areas. The tool or racialism was used in demoralizing the people. Those that were not white were treated as inferiors. The white Americans felt superior to the rest of the people. The justice mechanisms in America at the time racialism was widespread such that the systems of determination of criminalize were different. Racism in America: Prevalence Slavery was one thing that led to the increase and prevalence of the racial segregation and discrimination in America. People that were enslaved were not whites. The black people were majorly the slaves. The nature of the tasks they performed, how badly they were treated were also contributors. They were thus viewed as slaves and not people like the rest. The schools theta the whites attended were different from those all the people from other races attended. The whites could never be allowed to mix with other races. The superiority complex among the whites was too much that they could not mingle or interact with races they thought, or they considered inferior. Unfairness in the justice system or the judicial systems in America was also experienced and evident. The whites could at times be pardoned for acts or mistakes people from different races would be sentenced for. This was the favor for the whites and discrimination against the rest of the people. Employment opportunities that earned a lot of money could only be allowed to the whites. People from other races would only work as sweepers and ground men or women. Effects of the Prevalence of Racism In America The people discriminated felt inferior and also demoralized. The inferior group was denied opportunities to participate in the community in issues that mainly concerned politics or development. People were unfairly treated as belonging to a different race. Some were even sentenced for simple mistakes. The conduct of racially segregating others was in a way causing enmity between and among the different races. The racialism was finally abolished. SOME PEOPLES ARE PUT IT SOME FALLS & RUBBISH ALLEGATIONS ON INDIA IN THE NAME OF RACISM OR COLOUR OR CREED. THIS IS NONSENSE. NOT EVERY PERSON IS RACIST IN INDIA. WE ARE NOT RACIST
@@hekaikinimi9679 Am I wrong to call to North easterners "savages"? Their culture resulted in Corona which claimed thousands of lives all over the world not mine
Mahali Selepe Over all this negativity and bad behaviors it was good to read your post. It is similar here in Australia. My neighbors are from Nigeria and most of the time people here are excited to hear about their country, not to harass them.
Mahali Selepe Brits have become more sophisticated in their discrimination. Ask yourself if you have the same job opportunity, same wage as the White next door and you get the answer. Besides, the British rule of India (200 years or so) was all about racism. They also enriched themselves. So, they can now afford to be nice!
I blame Bollywood for glorifying Punjabis and fueling their ego into thinking they are superior because they are light-skinned and better at everything.
Halfvolley11 bro if you want to see perfect combination of propaganda and hypocrisy then there is no better place than Bollywood,in every field they have something propaganda against our country
@@kaydenchan7093 not all Punjabis ar sikh sardarjis you idiot. Karan Johar is a Punjabi and so are the Kapoors and the ruling Bollywood elites who killed Sushant Singh Rajput the Bihari.
3:17 she is one of the most beautiful girl i have ever seen.... North East people are the nicest people and i have many friends from North East, much love from Bangalore
I would say that Indians are not as racist as you think, but that is only by a technicality. Being racist essentially means that you discriminate people on the basis of their race (which is often by colour). Now there is discrimination alive in our country on the basis of colour. Anyone who watches T.V. will have seen the 'Fair & Lovely' ad (or the more recent 'Fair & Handsome' ads), not to mention those numerous classifieds where bride is described to have 'wheatish' complexion (because heavens forbid that they be dark!). So while we are certainly fixated on 'fairness', the kind of discrimination that you face is less. And I won't even bother starting off on the manners we dish out to our North Eastern states (I have often felt that they are the sanest people in our Nation!). Now if we decide to chuck the technicality, I am ashamed to say that we are undoubtedly VERY racist. We treat people from different states differently. I have been at the receiving end. I was discriminated by Kannadigas because I am a Malayali (a mallu as commonly known). Now if we go to the northern regions, both of us are discriminated as 'madrasis'. And no... we are not the victims alone. You can ask a mallu what their take on any North Indian or Tamilian is. You will find an equally discriminatory answer. The sad thing is that while our fixation with colour never leads to isolation all that much, the fact that you are from a certain state will certainly lead to that. We crack jokes on 'Sardars', put down Biharis, say 'Madrasis' are uncouth, think 'Nexis' (our college term for people from NE) are full of loose women and that 'Gujjus' are money-minded misers, think... Yes folks... Welcome to Incredible India! The only way to overcome these thoughts is to actually get to know different people. You will meet some of the most intelligent and proud people among the Sardars. A Bihari can make you laugh with their jokes on Lalu! A Madrasi will teach you that KFC is not the only cuisine that is 'Finger lickin good'. A Nexi can teach you on how you need NOT live in a metro to be forward in you thinking. A Gujju can teach you how to follow a passion (a certain Gujju still owes me a proper treat though!). Yes folks... Welcome to Incredible India!
@@rumteklepcha4900 I would say that Indians are not as racist as you think, but that is only by a technicality. Being racist essentially means that you discriminate people on the basis of their race (which is often by colour). Now there is discrimination alive in our country on the basis of colour. Anyone who watches T.V. will have seen the 'Fair & Lovely' ad (or the more recent 'Fair & Handsome' ads), not to mention those numerous classifieds where bride is described to have 'wheatish' complexion (because heavens forbid that they be dark!). So while we are certainly fixated on 'fairness', the kind of discrimination that you face is less. And I won't even bother starting off on the manners we dish out to our North Eastern states (I have often felt that they are the sanest people in our Nation!). Now if we decide to chuck the technicality, I am ashamed to say that we are undoubtedly VERY racist. We treat people from different states differently. I have been at the receiving end. I was discriminated by Kannadigas because I am a Malayali (a mallu as commonly known). Now if we go to the northern regions, both of us are discriminated as 'madrasis'. And no... we are not the victims alone. You can ask a mallu what their take on any North Indian or Tamilian is. You will find an equally discriminatory answer. The sad thing is that while our fixation with colour never leads to isolation all that much, the fact that you are from a certain state will certainly lead to that. We crack jokes on 'Sardars', put down Biharis, say 'Madrasis' are uncouth, think 'Nexis' (our college term for people from NE) are full of loose women and that 'Gujjus' are money-minded misers, think... Yes folks... Welcome to Incredible India! The only way to overcome these thoughts is to actually get to know different people. You will meet some of the most intelligent and proud people among the Sardars. A Bihari can make you laugh with their jokes on Lalu! A Madrasi will teach you that KFC is not the only cuisine that is 'Finger lickin good'. A Nexi can teach you on how you need NOT live in a metro to be forward in you thinking. A Gujju can teach you how to follow a passion (a certain Gujju still owes me a proper treat though!). Yes folks... Welcome to Incredible India!
A lot of the commentators here (especially Westerners) clearly haven't paid attention to the video... This video is about Indian vs. Indian racism, specifically racism towards Northeast Indians (who physically resemble Chinese/Japanese/Koreans), or racism between North & South Indians. It has nothing to do with racism regarding black or white people.
Iraqianbloodian ata Really? Racism doesn't depend on nationality but on person's thoughts and ignorance.. If you consider whole nation racist then you are ignorant..
north east people are way more forward and civilised than other indians.... thats what i noticed...even though i dont have much friends from north east but its just my opinion
I absolutely second you in your opinion. As a North Easterner myself, society as a whole is more modern and liberal than North India. But economically its a much weaker section. And its true that people form opinions on the basis of economic status of a region. Like you are more likely to treat a keralite better than a bihari.
I agree... it's right...❤️ North East people are kind hearted,I know this because I'm also a North East Indian & when we go to other states..the black Indians always flirt with us & calls "Chinese" how funny 😏
@Just the everyday Bihari streetshitter I'm telling the truth... actually I'm really hurt by their attitudes towards us...Seems like they're from Zoo.Yeah there's also good people outside there but...I met all the mean ones,why???
Something I've notice about Indian people. They love to hang around other Indian and white people and are friendly and open to talking to them, but when a black person tries to form a friendship/communicate with them they put on an attitude of indifference and barely want to talk to them unless they can get something from them. I've also notice Indian people will give praise to another Indian, white, or light skinned person if they do well, but will not acknowledge a black persons accomplishment. In addition, I've notice In Universities, that Indian students will often always accept without question information they are getting from WHITE lecturers but will question and criticize BLACK lecturers. The funny thing about this is that when they are discriminated by WHITES they cry racism.
Shonen Hikada All I can say is that I love Black people.I can't seem to believe you.You know why,The Rock has more fans in India than all the people in the world combined.What about Michael Jackson? The color black is not regarded as beautiful but that has more to do with advertising in India.Black people are just considered as any other people.
Marozi Agustyan I agree it works both ways and I condemn any form of racism done by a Black person against an Asian or anyone. I'm a Black person from America and got a lot of respect for many people from India. Everywhere I've been in the world my interactions w/ Indians were mostly positive.
Mr Dacus I just don't get the hypocrisy of people. I have seen some Sub-Saharan Africans residing in India whom complain about discrimination they face from some Indians, when they are just as racist in more subtle ways (As in not even befriending someone Indian because they look down on them) - This is found in a lot of Indians as well. Things shouldn't be like this, they shouldn't have to be.
I think there should be a movie of "NORtheast people" In Bollywood industry.. As film are so famous and watched by all INDIANS peoples.. It should be shown in T.V channels.. n television!
there is a beautiful movie called 'Axone' that released on Netflix last month, its a story of North east Migrants in Delhi. Also, you can watch 'Mary Kom'.
Delhi sucks, if you walk with a woman here you can observe that people all around you would be literally staring at her from top to bottom with the most perverted looks.
Last time I checked, you aren't socially ostracized for not having a tan skin or blonde hair. Both are choices.Nobody forces you to be blonde or get a tan. In India, you are bullied by everyone if you have darker skin and forced by mothers to buy Fair and Lovely. Worse, people buy for you, making you wear it as if something is wrong with you.
MrAmsterdamcity1 I hate to say it but Indian people the most. That is saying something having once attended a school where I was the only colored person. Even then, it took a while but people were eventually able to see me for me. Here, in America (I don't know where you are from) people are accepting of different people. Once in a while you come across those ignorant people who see Indians as poor, dirty people but that is extremely rare. Eventually they come around with experience and time. However, crazy enough, in my own culture, because my skin tone is seen as "too dark" I am discriminated against. I'm not joking, people have said this to my face. "You are too dark. " Excuse me?! This lighter skin obsession is not just in India but world wide too. The reasoning behind it is really dumb.
Your comment is also quite RACIST. You are happy that you were not born in India. What a shameful Comment! Racism is in the very fabric of India and the World. So? Racism exists everywhere, some just cover it very politely. No need to fucking single put a nation in such a demeaning way. And your comment is by far the most racist. I think your not intentionally racist but an ignorant person. Well, Ignorance is Bliss, enjoy!
Inclement I'm sorry that you found my comment racist but I won't apologize for it. The fact that someone like me would never be respected or admired just because I have a darker skin tone is ridiculous. Yes, racism occurs in every country but they work towards understanding. Usually it is based on misconceptions or lack of exposure. This is glorification of lighter skin, which many Indians I have spoken with including myself is just back wards thinking. Also, just being a women in general. I am held to more restrictions, less freedom, just because of my gender. Don't get me wrong, I LOVE my Indian culture. But until accountability and discussion can occur, my statement still stands. I know for a fact I am not alone. Two more things: 1. I never said I was glad I wasn't born in India 2. I can't be "ignorant" if I have faced the very discrimination in question.
The whole comment section is very saddening. Yes, we should talk about racism and aim to bring equality. But by being disrespectful to any race and stereotyping them all is contradicting to this. Support and encouragement is needed when a country is trying to bring about a change in some of its people that show hatred to other people. Yes, it's a significant proportion of the population but definitely not the majority. The acts of ignorant people do not represent that of the whole at all.
1. Nido was murdered for the way he looked. 2. He is a victim of racism like many others in India 3. Racism is prevalent in all states of India in different degrees. 4. Not all Indians are racist. 5. Nido’s death is tragedy we could have prevented. 6. His death put a big strain on the relationship among all Indians. 7. Indians in the Northeast will never forget his death .
lol this discussing is funny .. they all acting like its a new thing we Indians been doing discrimination for thousands of years lets not forget we still have "CASTE SYSTEM" geez forget what your look like just your 'NAME' is enough for discrimination in India
I am a Bengali and a born and brought up person in Assam. I do feel proud of my birth place and my growing up stage in Assam due to some obvious reasons. The people of North East are far more caring, friendly, co operative, supportive and so on. In course of my growing up in Assam I was taught and experienced about different cultures, religions etc all together to cultivate my mentality of being accepted and to accept as the people of North East are habituated in. There are many root causes of discrimination in our country-lack of knowledge about the people of all parts of the country, their particular culture and habits in the mind sets of rest all other people in the country. We have developed this mentality with in ourselves to discriminate due to some political influence or probably due to some majority-minority issues that we create to help us keep in advantage in course of any endeavors that we take up on. "India, since long has been known for it's secularism, integrity in diversity" but all these are for reading in books and not for practical lives in common, like even now a marriage between a Hindu with a Mohammedan is a big social issue although the society has got nothing much to do in their personal bonding or relationship. The problem with North East can probably be compared with such a social misjudgment and misinterpretation in the mind sets of people round the country. It's not going to be solved till we people residing in the same country keep the map of our country clear in our minds.
People like you create problem in the society and do not ever live and let live others. From your comment it seems you are completely illiterate and can't even say what's the name of the president of our country...if you can then it's for your information the present president also has the same ancestral history as I am having. More over talking about NEers I don't think so your family had any existence since my ancestral history goes for NE and I'm talking about 18th century not even 19th. So if you claim yourself as an Indian better try to be a true one or else the door to China or Burma is always open for you.Think and rethink and try to educate and civilize yourself. All the best....
Brandon Zimmer People like you create problem in the society and do not ever live and let live others. From your comment it seems you are completely illiterate and can't even say what's the name of the president of our country...if you can then it's for your information the present president also has the same ancestral history as I am having. More over talking about NEers I don't think so your family had any existence since my ancestral history goes for NE and I'm talking about 18th century not even 19th. So if you claim yourself as an Indian better try to be a true one or else the door to China or Burma is always open for you.Think and rethink and try to educate and civilize yourself. All the best....
it is people like you who have stereotypical perception of the native NE'ers that create differences and disrupt unity and sit in your high horse. the last time i checked it was people like you who were fooling the Native NE'ers. It was people like you who were taking advantage of the differences between the native NE'ers. It was people like you who converted the Native NE'ers from their old religion. let me ask you a question, what do you think should be done to the Bengali refugees who came from East Pakistan who settled in Assam after 1972? And whoever came prior to that i don't have issues. Shouldn't they be given asylum in West Bengal just like the Punjabis were given in Punjab after the partition?
it is not matter is a lot complex then you think ... racism is other thing and being arrogant is other people in North India don't know anything about east south same goes for other .. those who very well know and aware of don't do .. the main problem is arrogant nature of people
"Racism" in general can be seen as the outward manifestation of the inward and inherent moral insolence of humans. The fastest way to suppress this manifestation, according to my opinion, is to educate the people in the best way to broaden the people's concepts and worldviews. As for India, it will be very difficult to come out from "Racism," as long as there is this "Caste system," because this system differentiates the status of humans by virtue of one's birth and descends. So,
We are truly racists.Let me tell you one thing, i m from Bengaluru and a lot of the locals living in the place cite outsiders as the key reason for ruining the city.Asking an indian citizen to move from one state to another state is nothing but heights of racism . People think that racism limits to only skin colour and nothing else.
Thousands of years of religiously following caste system rules helps perpetuate avoiding "the others" or darker or black skin. The British didn't have to teach much apartheid when they colonized the jewel in the crown India. It's going to take generations and a whole lot of internal and societal work to change views. :(
Without doubt we Indians are second to none when it comes to racism.We use every thing starting with skin color, religion, region of origin, sexual orientation, political affiliation, and nationality and even diet ( people who eat beef) to express our racist attitude. We have lost our spirit of acceptance. Our politicians are in no small way responsible for fostering this hateful conduct.
I am an Indian and I work with so many north east people and I have never discriminated .....it's high time now all indian school should make student aware abt north east ....
India suffers from the past of her oppressors…. the oppressed becomes the oppressors. Passion comes in all forms; some are loud; others are not so loud. All voices can be heard irrespective of one’s views or culture, or whether one is educated or not. What an unfortunate statement. 😢. Education is relative.
If Delhi ppl go to north east they will see that they are socially far ahead of the rest of us . Status of women , liberal attitudes . Where does this superior complex come from. 1000 saal sultan aur brtish ke ghulam abhi doosron ko ghulam banane chahta hain . Aukat samjho nahi toh mulk tooth jayega.
Northeast indians are our own people. We must be proud of them. I think connectivity is a huge issue due to geography. More and more things about northeasterners must be shown in indian media so that people become aware of them at National level.
Yup we Indians r racist, on the name of region religion caste color creed language gender we discriminate each other, n I m embarrassed of these things whenever I raise issues like these my fellow Indians threaten me to kill n abuse me, n prove my point more true haha , until n unless we except our mistake how n can solve the problem, n yes we Indians can't take criticism as well so no further hope of improvement soon
North Eastern will call South Indians ugly cause we are darker skin and call North Indians underdeveloped. North Indians will call south Indians dark and make fun of our skin colour and call North Eastern chinese. South Indians will call North Eastern Chinese and North Indians underdeveloped. Yes, not all Indians are racist. But there are still some racist out there. so instead of arguing in the comments when dont we come together and fight racism together.
.....noooo because different castes are of the same race. Is it discriminating, yes, is it morally wrong, yes, but it is not racism. However, the Indian government promotes hatred against orientals, arabs, whites, and Africans, so yeah, it's still a pretty racist country, not because of the caste system though.
Northeast Indians are both linguistically and genetically related to other Sino-Tibetan people like the Tibetans, Qiang, Nakhi, Akha, Lisu, Han Chinese, Burmese (Myanmar), Ngalop (Bhutan), Kirat etc. North Indians on the other hand are Indo-European speaking people, linguistically and genetically related to people in the Middle East and Europe. South Indians are Dravidian speaking people, native to India and they were thought to be the ones to have established the Indus Valley Civilization. 18:51 Are you very sure that Northeast Indians share 65% common DNA with other Indians? Northeast Indians carry Haplogroup O3-M122 (O3*), O3-M134 (O3a2c1) and O3-M117 (O3a2c1a) just like their Sino-Tibetan relatives.
dude in 1850 Indias GDP was 25%that of world we have to study what ha happened to us that we are falling so fast , for that we have to study our HIstory not from western's point of view but our own , that will take time , Instead of crying lets find what made these reasons which make us crying
Get the attention of Indians, work hard and intelligently, prove yourself to be a human beings, and make sure they get to know who you are as a person, some of the so-called racists will change their mind very quickly, and you will be surprised. I went to school with Indians, and that is what happens to me. They became friends and respectful. I am black from Africa, and have noticed that racism is the outcome of lack of information about other individuals. Basically, you have a bunch of people sticking on stereotypes without getting time to know who is who. They don't go beyond the outer appearance.
I m not north eastern Indian but my country (Bhutan) is just bordered by 3states of north east India, I studied in India since from 7th grade (2013) to 2015!my experience in Delhi was completely different in terms of the way people judge! I m not generalizing whole Indians n I know there is still many good educated Indians out there, some people made fun of my physical appearance, they often call us chinkis/chowchow/Dog eater(Ugh) to my Family when ever we use to go for shopping ! Some students use to judge me harshly as if I did something horrible, stabbed behind my back, I couldn't comprehend n I wasn't upset with them being as racist, I was just confused because I have been very calm and kind to them but the way they treated me was different than the way I treated them! So as a Buddhist,i firmly believed in forgiveness so I completely ignored n I responded with compassion and kindness, I realised that it was literally in their blood n nobody can change their mentality except we can be the change to them! I m not being judgemental here but I m just being genuinely honest with what I feel as of my personal experience! I don't hate some Indians for being racist but I m devastated with their Odd mentality n I have seen lots of north east Indians facing discrimination according to their physical appearance and cultural differences, I can feel them so well because I have been there too.. I mean in a same boat! I just want you all Indians to stay united with eachother because be it from north east India or south India, you all are Indians! From same motherland called 'Bharat' so please discrimination should be abandon from people's mentality and I pray for flourishing united life together!! 💓💓💓💓
My father is from the southern state of Kerala. He worked in Delhi for 5 yrs or so as a chartered ship broker. He said he faced more racism in those 5 years than he did in the 40 yrs he has lived in Canada when he moved in 1970.
Even now in 2018 we are facing the problem ..just two days back one of my sister complains of being called "Chinki chinese" when she was having a walk in her own university.This might seem a small act but it actually leaves a large impact on our life ........like we are Indian's ,we were born in India ,we are a registered Indian citizen ,and we even know and taught Sanskrit in our school days and everything about is Indian .so ,what's their problem with us .......
i can understand what u mean. india is extremely racist and we can't help it at least till a century or two. the only solution is to leave india itself, because u find racism in every part of the country
@@sublime9525 Then you must know what I imply. Don't yap. Be courteous. It's all about upbringing. And I have been living in Mumbai all my life. So don't teach me. I think your parents haven't taught you how to carry yourself in society. Upbringing counts.
Being from North East India and studying in Delhi, I have as well faced a lot of racial discrimination. I was sharing my stories with other students and people from North East and I was shocked to know that EVERY SINGLE PERSON present in the room have had a history with racial discrimination. This issue should be given the spotlight! It's not only the people from North East who face racism, but also people from different parts of India. Shockingly, there also has been acts of reverse-racism. If not accepted that India is a RACIST COUNTRY, this issue could become so serious to the peak that this country will be fragmented socially and mentally.
People judge blindly , so old school This was uploaded 6 years back , Did it change anything?? NO it's still going on . Now mainland indians calls northeastern indians corona . Racism in india might never end 🙄 I guess Indians loved the gift (discrimination) the Britishers left on their departure so much that it has become a tradition..
Just visit the tip of India at every direction Northern most, southern most, Western most ,Eastern most then you will understand the diversity of the India
I think people are changing a lot and with the help of UA-cam vloggers, many are coming to know about the northeast India and how people live there. The racism will keep on declining at a rapid pace with expansion of vloggers and more northeast students coming to the mainland and interacting with the locals. It is 2024, and this video is 10 years old now.
the fact that Indians are having this discussion is wonderful: in China there is no free speech. i live in china and racism is really over-the-top here ... and no discussion whatsoever. at least in India you have the freedom to discuss things
Good or bad people everywhere, we cannot judge things by just one or two bad examples. We Indians are most kind and generous people around the World. East or West India is BEST!!
I am from Assam and recently I faced such a Problem where I was forced Cancel my Booking at Hotel in Punjab after saying I Was From Assam... and Even I was Shocked after being Asked for my nationality in Delhi Again after saying about my Place
I had a friend called Deepa from Manipur in engineering 14 years ago on Karnataka.. she spoke Hindi, Manipuri, English, Kannada and even understood a bit of Telugu I spoke with others. Mad respect for the talent. Also..when you accept people, they will also go out of their way to accept you or your culture. I can say this confidently about Manipuris. Very friendly people, and they used to be fashion leaders in the college..lol
A big salute to the host for conducting a very constructive debate on this very subjective topic. I found it knowledgable, controlled and everyone had rightly expressed their opinion and even concluded very well. Indeed this I feel the way to organize a debate and not just asking a question and shouting on it for 15,20 mins and finally ending it abruptly.
India has a very heterogeneous population with institutionalized discrimination. " Racism does exist in India and no one can deny. Persecution of religious minorities is an open secret in India.
Prof madav we are not economically backward...for ur kind info....we are providing oil since 1901 ...coal uranium tea.major economic products....silk..etc...so before u read ur essay search some facts....ur no at all at debatable person
Why does this need a debate ? Look at those fairness cream commercials and ads in matrimony sections and one will get the answer. It only becomes an uproar when we are subjected to it abroad .
I've just recently had an Indian married couple - young - younger than I - condemn my country - Australia - because ''There is racism there (I was told.) ''I've heard about it''. They've never actually been there. This trait of professing to be authorities on things they don't understand or have little or no knowledge about shocks me. I've since outlined our history mirrors others sprung from the conquest of colonial powers. That the general consensus of Australians is that was unjust everywhere it occurred (not just by the British) - moreover that reconciliation work in Australia with Aboriginal nations people continues to acknowledge past injustice upon the land we now call home and redress what it can in the 21st. century including the formal giving back back of that land wherever possible. I've since told them they are actually far more likely to experience racism in The U.K. (where they have immigrated and I live also). I've told them 'racism' exists anywhere there is ignorance - without regard to nations' borders or nationality. I've told them of being detained in the 1990's (even as The Good Friday N. Ireland Agreement was underway) on the passport of my father's nationality (Irish) in Britain and the abuse of power that saw me bullied, intimidated and threatened under interrogation by former MI5 operative detectives (given carte blanche to do so). I've told them they will never experience such a thing (nor should they). I've told them you don't have to have dark skin to experience racism or injustice (evidenced by the above). I've told them if they continue to put their perceived ideas of self entitlement ahead of them in terms of 'racism' they will construct in their own minds things that aren't there. I was told in feeble and completely irrelevant response I was somehow 'responsible' for the fact hotel resorts in India create 'western' compound environments around them (as opposed to prevailing local national Indian ones). I've told them their unwillingness to see anything beyond their own adherence to the victimhood and self entitlement displayed above puts them in danger of enacting the very ignorance against which they purport to oppose. Sadly - unable to countenance it any longer - I've parted company with them. I doubt they'd view this video.
I love all my brothers and sisters from the north-east and I can't do much but will apologise for all the shit u guys go through because of some racist assholes all over our country. From: A Delhiite.
I would say that Indians are not as racist as you think, but that is only by a technicality. Being racist essentially means that you discriminate people on the basis of their race (which is often by colour). Now there is discrimination alive in our country on the basis of colour. Anyone who watches T.V. will have seen the 'Fair & Lovely' ad (or the more recent 'Fair & Handsome' ads), not to mention those numerous classifieds where bride is described to have 'wheatish' complexion (because heavens forbid that they be dark!). So while we are certainly fixated on 'fairness', the kind of discrimination that you face is less. And I won't even bother starting off on the manners we dish out to our North Eastern states (I have often felt that they are the sanest people in our Nation!). Now if we decide to chuck the technicality, I am ashamed to say that we are undoubtedly VERY racist. We treat people from different states differently. I have been at the receiving end. I was discriminated by Kannadigas because I am a Malayali (a mallu as commonly known). Now if we go to the northern regions, both of us are discriminated as 'madrasis'. And no... we are not the victims alone. You can ask a mallu what their take on any North Indian or Tamilian is. You will find an equally discriminatory answer. The sad thing is that while our fixation with colour never leads to isolation all that much, the fact that you are from a certain state will certainly lead to that. We crack jokes on 'Sardars', put down Biharis, say 'Madrasis' are uncouth, think 'Nexis' (our college term for people from NE) are full of loose women and that 'Gujjus' are money-minded misers, think... Yes folks... Welcome to Incredible India! The only way to overcome these thoughts is to actually get to know different people. You will meet some of the most intelligent and proud people among the Sardars. A Bihari can make you laugh with their jokes on Lalu! A Madrasi will teach you that KFC is not the only cuisine that is 'Finger lickin good'. A Nexi can teach you on how you need NOT live in a metro to be forward in you thinking. A Gujju can teach you how to follow a passion (a certain Gujju still owes me a proper treat though!). Yes folks... Welcome to Incredible India!
@@nitinkharawate2079 very well said nitin. When we interact with different types of people we develop understanding and is the only way to stop discrimination.
My cousin from Meghalaya work in Gujarat as assistant manager, is now coming home became mental loss and disordered due to racism and he got harassing Gujarat
I'm form the NE India, teach these Upper Caste Indians especially Brahmins a lesson just like they did in Australia wherever they are in the world. Thank You World. ^
+pompsjackal NE was jus forcefully annexed and treat us like shit we wae not interested to accept wha delhi says ..... sovereignty will come and we will be free once again
shngain100 u not even stay in india right now ( i saw your proifile) ...lol u accepted to stay abroad, u need to cme to your native land and do some work and show something ...lol..
I thought black and white racism in America was the only racism that prevailed. I now see that to be a dubious claim; we should all love one another as family. We all breath, bleed, and decay the same as any other human. We're not that much different.
if you thought black and white racism in america was the only rcism, then you need to open a history book, because it clearly shows complete stupidity of this large diverse worls
Even through I hate NDTV but just watched this video coz of Dr Swamy being present....and no one could put their point of view the way Dr Swamy did....which was so correct.
Don't spread ur propaganda using common north east people. They r part of India, majority of India sympathie with them. If u want t try t mk a separate nation, it's a terrible and failed idea
Like Japan or South Korea! :D They are great model nations. Their lands are very smaller than India but they are clearly advanced and powerful nations in the world (The only Asian members of OECD and G20 both league but India can't do that) Their brands and culture are obviously worldwide and we know they even already hold Olympic Games and World Cup long time ago which still have been impossible events for India long time. Too huge population and land are hard to be upgraded.
North Eastern will call South Indians ugly cause we are darker skin and call North Indians underdeveloped. North Indians will call south Indians dark and make fun of our skin colour and call North Eastern chinese. South Indians will call North Eastern Chinese and North Indians underdeveloped. Yes, not all Indians are racist. But there are still some racist out there. so instead of arguing in the comments when dont we come together and fight racism together.
If Indians weren't racist then Modi wouldn't be standing as a prime minister right now. I don't have a problem with anyone being racist, its their choice. I just wish they had the courage to at least be frankly honest about it instead of pretending to be from a different moral base to people who have already been exposed.
16:42 Superiority complex amalgamated with Inferiority complex, feeling inferior to Europeans. 19:54 Discrimination based on pigmentation (“fairness” creams) and ethnic origin / descent.
Are Indians racist ? The Answeris YES . We are already divided South India and North India and North East India just do a sepration it will be awesome .
I'm dark skinned SOUTH INDIAN girl, i have a few NORTH INDIAN friends (neighbors) they call me "Kali" (dark colored). since then I've felt NORTH INDIANS are True Racists.... BTW one question why Bollywood movies have never had a dark skinned Actors? while many South Indian movies have? (remember an actress was called 'Kali Kaluti' in b'wood)
What a great conversation. Everyone is civil. No one talking over one another. Have watched Arnab a lot but will switch to current host. Kudos to everyone for civility if discourse.
Fight for it bro tell the government .that you people want to separate....I hope they will help you maybe ....it will be fine that you people never face discrimination again ....anyway respect from eastern india
I'm from Shillong and I have been facing racism since my childhood days , in short I was a paying price for not being a tribal. Was called names "dakhar" meaning foreigner, " apna desh jau" . Not just me but my parents are born and raised in Shillong so where the hell is my desh?? I then went to Delhi and again the same thing happened but I wasn't hurt or felt bad may be because I was used to racism.
I apologize to our Manipuri and Assamese brothers and the whole seven sisters states people for the racism they face in India.
Animesh M
What about the racism faced by south indians
Appreciate your concern but our people are no less. But, we may have a reason for that...the injustices done by the govt. (or the person in charge) in the past and still continues to some extend.
Listen bro, it is not just in mainland Indians discriminating against North Easterners... Go to North East and you will see racism in reverse mode with mainlanders facing the ire!! The media chooses to ignore it
Bishwanath Duttachoudhury
Yes it happens.... But Northeast Peoples aren't As Racist as Other States of India....
Thanks
the most racist cream ..fair and lovely can only be sold in India
Wrong. U have similar products (bleaching creams) in many African countries as well.
+Aditya Khunteta hahahahaha :D
+Iraqianbloodian ata have you got any idea how many indians are in africa dude :D like wtf
Aditya Khunteta True
IN AFRICA IT'S HAIR STRAIGHTENER AND WHITETENING CREAM ALSO, SO?
If you're from north east India living in mainland India (especially north) you'll know what true racism Is like.
@Pavan Kumar you south Indians discriminate us .
I'm from North East .
Yes u south indians hate us too
South Indians hate anyone who isn't a south indian , it's a fact . They just don't wanna accept any Northerns i stayed in Karnataka for 6 yrs and often felt it.
@@dysplasiaanaplasia4128 yes
@Pavan Kumar nope, south indians don't speak in our language instead they ask us to learn the language , many of Northerns who live in Bangalore or Mysore know kannada including me. I am quite fluent at it i had to learn n i did. Don't just say anything. I have first hand experience with this. But language can be learnt buy the way vegetarian southies react to see us eat non veg is really offensive.
Being an Indian i can say that yes we are racist .
And because of that we get discriminated by other countries aswell😂
Yes
unfortunately 😕😕😕
Hi I respect all the scholars who are present on debating dy.This is to inform you that India is not a racist You can't say that india is a racist Country. raciism is find in some other countries now see.
Racism in America
Racism is a dangerous weapon that had been in use in America. The practice of unfair treatment of the people living in America was prevalent majorly before the 20th century when a ban of racialism was announced. The blacks were majorly on the losing end when it came to matters of racism in America. However, there were others who suffered the same as they were not considered to be white people purely. These groups included the Italians, people from the Jewish nations or cultures and also the Irish people. Racial segregation was majorly in almost all areas. The tool or racialism was used in demoralizing the people. Those that were not white were treated as inferiors. The white Americans felt superior to the rest of the people. The justice mechanisms in America at the time racialism was widespread such that the systems of determination of criminalize were different.
Racism in America: Prevalence
Slavery was one thing that led to the increase and prevalence of the racial segregation and discrimination in America. People that were enslaved were not whites. The black people were majorly the slaves. The nature of the tasks they performed, how badly they were treated were also contributors. They were thus viewed as slaves and not people like the rest. The schools theta the whites attended were different from those all the people from other races attended. The whites could never be allowed to mix with other races. The superiority complex among the whites was too much that they could not mingle or interact with races they thought, or they considered inferior. Unfairness in the justice system or the judicial systems in America was also experienced and evident. The whites could at times be pardoned for acts or mistakes people from different races would be sentenced for. This was the favor for the whites and discrimination against the rest of the people. Employment opportunities that earned a lot of money could only be allowed to the whites. People from other races would only work as sweepers and ground men or women.
Effects of the Prevalence of Racism In America
The people discriminated felt inferior and also demoralized. The inferior group was denied opportunities to participate in the community in issues that mainly concerned politics or development. People were unfairly treated as belonging to a different race. Some were even sentenced for simple mistakes. The conduct of racially segregating others was in a way causing enmity between and among the different races. The racialism was finally abolished.
SOME PEOPLES ARE PUT IT SOME FALLS & RUBBISH ALLEGATIONS ON INDIA IN THE NAME OF RACISM OR COLOUR OR CREED. THIS IS NONSENSE. NOT EVERY PERSON IS RACIST IN INDIA. WE ARE NOT RACIST
NONSENSE, RUBBISH, BASELESS
Proud to have this lady. Lots of love from Nagaland
@@Prashant-xl1rv abey bhag yaha se
@@ocean3057 chal bhauk mat, Tu Nikal idhar se, sale jungli
@ Prashant Singh Tomar.. Tu Tiajung Lkr ko Jungli bol Raha hai thik hai par Hum lok Apko Kya Bulawo???
@@hekaikinimi9679 Am I wrong to call to North easterners "savages"? Their culture resulted in Corona which claimed thousands of lives all over the world not mine
@@Rohitroy-xp3di No need to show your class
As an African living in the UK; the only times I was discriminated against was by Indians; not Whites! 😮😄.
Mahali Selepe Over all this negativity and bad behaviors it was good to read your post. It is similar here in Australia. My neighbors are from Nigeria and most of the time people here are excited to hear about their country, not to harass them.
Mahali Selepe
Brits have become more sophisticated in their discrimination.
Ask yourself if you have the same job opportunity, same wage as the White next door and you get the answer.
Besides, the British rule of India (200 years or so) was all about racism. They also enriched themselves. So, they can now afford to be nice!
+Mahali Selepe So?
Olivier South Why's that? Such a judgmental statement for somebody you've never even met.
***** ..well here I am.
I blame Bollywood for glorifying Punjabis and fueling their ego into thinking they are superior because they are light-skinned and better at everything.
@@neilmallick20 🤣 keep telling yourself that
@@neilmallick20 u knw wat!!!!! fawk ur racist mind..... everything u said shows ur upbringing....keep it up bruh....
Punjabis? They are the nicest people ever! (I’m from Taiwan)
Halfvolley11 bro if you want to see perfect combination of propaganda and hypocrisy then there is no better place than Bollywood,in every field they have something propaganda against our country
@@kaydenchan7093 not all Punjabis ar sikh sardarjis you idiot. Karan Johar is a Punjabi and so are the Kapoors and the ruling Bollywood elites who killed Sushant Singh Rajput the Bihari.
3:17 she is one of the most beautiful girl i have ever seen.... North East people are the nicest people and i have many friends from North East, much love from Bangalore
"We need to accept, not tolerate". The best line!
I feel like unsafe in delhi because I'm northeastern
I would say that Indians are not as racist as you think, but that is only by a technicality. Being racist essentially means that you discriminate people on the basis of their race (which is often by colour). Now there is discrimination alive in our country on the basis of colour. Anyone who watches T.V. will have seen the 'Fair & Lovely' ad (or the more recent 'Fair & Handsome' ads), not to mention those numerous classifieds where bride is described to have 'wheatish' complexion (because heavens forbid that they be dark!). So while we are certainly fixated on 'fairness', the kind of discrimination that you face is less. And I won't even bother starting off on the manners we dish out to our North Eastern states (I have often felt that they are the sanest people in our Nation!).
Now if we decide to chuck the technicality, I am ashamed to say that we are undoubtedly VERY racist. We treat people from different states differently. I have been at the receiving end. I was discriminated by Kannadigas because I am a Malayali (a mallu as commonly known). Now if we go to the northern regions, both of us are discriminated as 'madrasis'. And no... we are not the victims alone. You can ask a mallu what their take on any North Indian or Tamilian is. You will find an equally discriminatory answer. The sad thing is that while our fixation with colour never leads to isolation all that much, the fact that you are from a certain state will certainly lead to that.
We crack jokes on 'Sardars', put down Biharis, say 'Madrasis' are uncouth, think 'Nexis' (our college term for people from NE) are full of loose women and that 'Gujjus' are money-minded misers, think... Yes folks... Welcome to Incredible India!
The only way to overcome these thoughts is to actually get to know different people. You will meet some of the most intelligent and proud people among the Sardars. A Bihari can make you laugh with their jokes on Lalu! A Madrasi will teach you that KFC is not the only cuisine that is 'Finger lickin good'. A Nexi can teach you on how you need NOT live in a metro to be forward in you thinking. A Gujju can teach you how to follow a passion (a certain Gujju still owes me a proper treat though!). Yes folks... Welcome to Incredible India!
dipankar gogoi not only in Delhi but all over India
@@rumteklepcha4900 I would say that Indians are not as racist as you think, but that is only by a technicality. Being racist essentially means that you discriminate people on the basis of their race (which is often by colour). Now there is discrimination alive in our country on the basis of colour. Anyone who watches T.V. will have seen the 'Fair & Lovely' ad (or the more recent 'Fair & Handsome' ads), not to mention those numerous classifieds where bride is described to have 'wheatish' complexion (because heavens forbid that they be dark!). So while we are certainly fixated on 'fairness', the kind of discrimination that you face is less. And I won't even bother starting off on the manners we dish out to our North Eastern states (I have often felt that they are the sanest people in our Nation!).
Now if we decide to chuck the technicality, I am ashamed to say that we are undoubtedly VERY racist. We treat people from different states differently. I have been at the receiving end. I was discriminated by Kannadigas because I am a Malayali (a mallu as commonly known). Now if we go to the northern regions, both of us are discriminated as 'madrasis'. And no... we are not the victims alone. You can ask a mallu what their take on any North Indian or Tamilian is. You will find an equally discriminatory answer. The sad thing is that while our fixation with colour never leads to isolation all that much, the fact that you are from a certain state will certainly lead to that.
We crack jokes on 'Sardars', put down Biharis, say 'Madrasis' are uncouth, think 'Nexis' (our college term for people from NE) are full of loose women and that 'Gujjus' are money-minded misers, think... Yes folks... Welcome to Incredible India!
The only way to overcome these thoughts is to actually get to know different people. You will meet some of the most intelligent and proud people among the Sardars. A Bihari can make you laugh with their jokes on Lalu! A Madrasi will teach you that KFC is not the only cuisine that is 'Finger lickin good'. A Nexi can teach you on how you need NOT live in a metro to be forward in you thinking. A Gujju can teach you how to follow a passion (a certain Gujju still owes me a proper treat though!). Yes folks... Welcome to Incredible India!
@@rumteklepcha4900 When we interact with different types of people we develop understanding and is the only way to stop discrimination.
I am scared to go to Delhi
A lot of the commentators here (especially Westerners) clearly haven't paid attention to the video... This video is about Indian vs. Indian racism, specifically racism towards Northeast Indians (who physically resemble Chinese/Japanese/Koreans), or racism between North & South Indians. It has nothing to do with racism regarding black or white people.
Yes indeed..
Iraqianbloodian ata Really? Racism doesn't depend on nationality but on person's thoughts and ignorance.. If you consider whole nation racist then you are ignorant..
lol ya
@@sunnyboynfs and steriotype also
This isn't just about India
north east people are way more forward and civilised than other indians.... thats what i noticed...even though i dont have much friends from north east but its just my opinion
Bharat Rao how could you think so?
Absolutely right you are..they are way more civilized and disciplined
I absolutely second you in your opinion. As a North Easterner myself, society as a whole is more modern and liberal than North India. But economically its a much weaker section. And its true that people form opinions on the basis of economic status of a region. Like you are more likely to treat a keralite better than a bihari.
I agree... it's right...❤️ North East people are kind hearted,I know this because I'm also a North East Indian & when we go to other states..the black Indians always flirt with us & calls "Chinese" how funny 😏
@Just the everyday Bihari streetshitter I'm telling the truth... actually I'm really hurt by their attitudes towards us...Seems like they're from Zoo.Yeah there's also good people outside there but...I met all the mean ones,why???
Something I've notice about Indian people. They love to hang around other Indian and white people and are friendly and open to talking to them, but when a black person tries to form a friendship/communicate with them they put on an attitude of indifference and barely want to talk to them unless they can get something from them. I've also notice Indian people will give praise to another Indian, white, or light skinned person if they do well, but will not acknowledge a black persons accomplishment. In addition, I've notice In Universities, that Indian students will often always accept without question information they are getting from WHITE lecturers but will question and criticize BLACK lecturers.
The funny thing about this is that when they are discriminated by WHITES they cry racism.
Says a Pakistani, who are jeleous of Indians and racist themselves
Shonen Hikada All I can say is that I love Black people.I can't seem to believe you.You know why,The Rock has more fans in India than all the people in the world combined.What about Michael Jackson?
The color black is not regarded as beautiful but that has more to do with advertising in India.Black people are just considered as any other people.
Shonen Hikada I'm Indian and it works both ways, I have had Blacks who don't like me because of my race.
Marozi Agustyan I agree it works both ways and I condemn any form of racism done by a Black person against an Asian or anyone. I'm a Black person from America and got a lot of respect for many people from India. Everywhere I've been in the world my interactions w/ Indians were mostly positive.
Mr Dacus I just don't get the hypocrisy of people. I have seen some Sub-Saharan Africans residing in India whom complain about discrimination they face from some Indians, when they are just as racist in more subtle ways (As in not even befriending someone Indian because they look down on them) -
This is found in a lot of Indians as well. Things shouldn't be like this, they shouldn't have to be.
Don't know about other people. But I'm not a racist. And I love north east.
In fact I love a north eastern girl so I love whole north east. ....
and racist are those who are uneducated. ...
You love north east doesn't mean that you are not racist
Thanks
Fake...
@@moviesflix5490 yes, infact you might be a racist too
I think there should be a movie of "NORtheast people"
In Bollywood industry.. As film are so famous and watched by all INDIANS peoples..
It should be shown in T.V channels.. n television!
That would require actors from a similar background. And that is quite difficult in India.
Bro most of the Indians would call it "another Chinese movie" and they won't watch it at all😂😂😂
there is a beautiful movie called 'Axone' that released on Netflix last month, its a story of North east Migrants in Delhi. Also, you can watch 'Mary Kom'.
Let me tell you like this, if it is not 18+ movie they won't watch
I suddenly recall a white supremacist who had his DNA tested on a challenge, and found that he's 15% black lol.
Mickel Tee is he Trump? Lol
Racism and rape are very high in Delhi. There should be some problem with their mentality.
Delhi sucks, if you walk with a woman here you can observe that people all around you would be literally staring at her from top to bottom with the most perverted looks.
@Abhigyan Banerjee so which state r u from? Manipur, nagaland or...?
@@nitaseely6830I guess a state which doesn't have dumbasses like you kid
I have utter respect for people from North East India and Nepal. I think they are the most adorable, charming, and beautiful people on earth.
Claps for the ladies for having the best debate. 👏🏻👏🏻The purple sari lady. U have my vote👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👍🏻
looks like every single person from any issue will pick their tribe and ignore the others. basis of discrimination
Are you saying that northeast should be discriminated base on economic. What a insensitive person . Need to educate yourself.
I'm so glad I don't live in India. This obsession with lighter skin and lack of acceptance is really sick.
Last time I checked, you aren't socially ostracized for not having a tan skin or blonde hair. Both are choices.Nobody forces you to be blonde or get a tan. In India, you are bullied by everyone if you have darker skin and forced by mothers to buy Fair and Lovely. Worse, people buy for you, making you wear it as if something is wrong with you.
MrAmsterdamcity1 I hate to say it but Indian people the most. That is saying something having once attended a school where I was the only colored person. Even then, it took a while but people were eventually able to see me for me. Here, in America (I don't know where you are from) people are accepting of different people. Once in a while you come across those ignorant people who see Indians as poor, dirty people but that is extremely rare. Eventually they come around with experience and time.
However, crazy enough, in my own culture, because my skin tone is seen as "too dark" I am discriminated against. I'm not joking, people have said this to my face. "You are too dark. " Excuse me?!
This lighter skin obsession is not just in India but world wide too. The reasoning behind it is really dumb.
Your comment is also quite RACIST. You are happy that you were not born in India. What a shameful Comment!
Racism is in the very fabric of India and the World. So? Racism exists everywhere, some just cover it very politely. No need to fucking single put a nation in such a demeaning way.
And your comment is by far the most racist. I think your not intentionally racist but an ignorant person. Well, Ignorance is Bliss, enjoy!
Inclement I'm sorry that you found my comment racist but I won't apologize for it. The fact that someone like me would never be respected or admired just because I have a darker skin tone is ridiculous. Yes, racism occurs in every country but they work towards understanding. Usually it is based on misconceptions or lack of exposure. This is glorification of lighter skin, which many Indians I have spoken with including myself is just back wards thinking.
Also, just being a women in general. I am held to more restrictions, less freedom, just because of my gender.
Don't get me wrong, I LOVE my Indian culture. But until accountability and discussion can occur, my statement still stands. I know for a fact I am not alone.
Two more things:
1. I never said I was glad I wasn't born in India
2. I can't be "ignorant" if I have faced the very discrimination in question.
*****
Sounds wacky doesn't it
The whole comment section is very saddening. Yes, we should talk about racism and aim to bring equality. But by being disrespectful to any race and stereotyping them all is contradicting to this. Support and encouragement is needed when a country is trying to bring about a change in some of its people that show hatred to other people. Yes, it's a significant proportion of the population but definitely not the majority. The acts of ignorant people do not represent that of the whole at all.
1. Nido was murdered for the way he looked.
2. He is a victim of racism like many others in India
3. Racism is prevalent in all states of India in different degrees.
4. Not all Indians are racist.
5. Nido’s death is tragedy we could have prevented.
6. His death put a big strain on the relationship among all Indians.
7. Indians in the Northeast will never forget his death .
lol this discussing is funny .. they all acting like its a new thing
we Indians been doing discrimination for thousands of years
lets not forget we still have "CASTE SYSTEM"
geez forget what your look like just your 'NAME' is enough for discrimination in India
exactly! I completely agree with that
Yes bro damn true😂
Then its common with every community on earth and may vary from person to person -the truth
Iche Binalakshmi nepram I really proud of you as a Manipuri.........long live
I am a Bengali and a born and brought up person in Assam. I do feel proud of my birth place and my growing up stage in Assam due to some obvious reasons. The people of North East are far more caring, friendly, co operative, supportive and so on. In course of my growing up in Assam I was taught and experienced about different cultures, religions etc all together to cultivate my mentality of being accepted and to accept as the people of North East are habituated in. There are many root causes of discrimination in our country-lack of knowledge about the people of all parts of the country, their particular culture and habits in the mind sets of rest all other people in the country. We have developed this mentality with in ourselves to discriminate due to some political influence or probably due to some majority-minority issues that we create to help us keep in advantage in course of any endeavors that we take up on. "India, since long has been known for it's secularism, integrity in diversity" but all these are for reading in books and not for practical lives in common, like even now a marriage between a Hindu with a Mohammedan is a big social issue although the society has got nothing much to do in their personal bonding or relationship. The problem with North East can probably be compared with such a social misjudgment and misinterpretation in the mind sets of people round the country. It's not going to be solved till we people residing in the same country keep the map of our country clear in our minds.
Saikat Ganguly Go back to East Pakistan you Bengali Refugeeeeeeeeeee and don't speak for the natives of the NEers
People like you create problem in the society and do not ever live and let live others. From your comment it seems you are completely illiterate and can't even say what's the name of the president of our country...if you can then it's for your information the present president also has the same ancestral history as I am having. More over talking about NEers I don't think so your family had any existence since my ancestral history goes for NE and I'm talking about 18th century not even 19th. So if you claim yourself as an Indian better try to be a true one or else the door to China or Burma is always open for you.Think and rethink and try to educate and civilize yourself. All the best....
Brandon Zimmer
People like you create problem in the society and do not ever live and let live others. From your comment it seems you are completely illiterate and can't even say what's the name of the president of our country...if you can then it's for your information the present president also has the same ancestral history as I am having. More over talking about NEers I don't think so your family had any existence since my ancestral history goes for NE and I'm talking about 18th century not even 19th. So if you claim yourself as an Indian better try to be a true one or else the door to China or Burma is always open for you.Think and rethink and try to educate and civilize yourself. All the best....
it is people like you who have stereotypical perception of the native NE'ers that create differences and disrupt unity and sit in your high horse. the last time i checked it was people like you who were fooling the Native NE'ers. It was people like you who were taking advantage of the differences between the native NE'ers. It was people like you who converted the Native NE'ers from their old religion. let me ask you a question, what do you think should be done to the Bengali refugees who came from East Pakistan who settled in Assam after 1972? And whoever came prior to that i don't have issues. Shouldn't they be given asylum in West Bengal just like the Punjabis were given in Punjab after the partition?
and you may know Genghis Khan who was a mongoloid like me
we are very racist thou we have diverse people in our country. Unity in diversity is a total BS.
it is not matter is a lot complex then you think ... racism is other thing and being arrogant is other people in North India don't know anything about east south same goes for other .. those who very well know and aware of don't do .. the main problem is arrogant nature of people
Can not agree with you .. we have discrimination but its not anyway extreme.
Hrishabh Divya
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Are you Goan?
Quite true. The latter is more of an ideal goal.
"Racism" in general can be seen as the outward manifestation of the inward and inherent moral insolence of humans. The fastest way to suppress this manifestation, according to my opinion, is to educate the people in the best way to broaden the people's concepts and worldviews. As for India, it will be very difficult to come out from "Racism," as long as there is this "Caste system," because this system differentiates the status of humans by virtue of one's birth and descends. So,
It's 2016 and people still think their shit don't stink
in 2021 its gotten worse
We are truly racists.Let me tell you one thing, i m from Bengaluru and a lot of the locals living in the place cite outsiders as the key reason for ruining the city.Asking an indian citizen to move from one state to another state is nothing but heights of racism . People think that racism limits to only skin colour and nothing else.
Why participants are standing. Let them sit, feel comfortable and then talk. Well. the host is sitting, funny !!
Uncomfortable topic requires all participants to also be uncomfortable... Gets best results for TV.
Thousands of years of religiously following caste system rules helps perpetuate avoiding "the others" or darker or black skin. The British didn't have to teach much apartheid when they colonized the jewel in the crown India. It's going to take generations and a whole lot of internal and societal work to change views. :(
sad, isn't it?
Solarius The British didn’t impose apartheid in India or South Africa.
Without doubt we Indians are second to none when it comes to racism.We use every thing starting with skin color, religion, region of origin, sexual orientation, political affiliation, and nationality and even diet ( people who eat beef) to express our racist attitude. We have lost our spirit of acceptance. Our politicians are in no small way responsible for fostering this hateful conduct.
I am an Indian and I work with so many north east people and I have never discriminated .....it's high time now all indian school should make student aware abt north east ....
*_Moral :-- Uneducated peoples make loud noises_*
Look how calm She is ❤️❤️.
India suffers from the past of her oppressors…. the oppressed becomes the oppressors. Passion comes in all forms; some are loud; others are not so loud. All voices can be heard irrespective of one’s views or culture, or whether one is educated or not. What an unfortunate statement. 😢. Education is relative.
If Delhi ppl go to north east they will see that they are socially far ahead of the rest of us . Status of women , liberal attitudes . Where does this superior complex come from. 1000 saal sultan aur brtish ke ghulam abhi doosron ko ghulam banane chahta hain . Aukat samjho nahi toh mulk tooth jayega.
singhajs yess I agree
Yup you said it right brother. Go Gators :). What are the chances of running into you here.
Eating dogs and cats is a sign of savagery and barbarism not liberalism, you idiot
Only Indian does not hve it sad .ancient country vry vry far ahead from rest of us 😂
@@Prashant-xl1rv What's the difference if you are not a vegetarian
Northeast indians are our own people. We must be proud of them. I think connectivity is a huge issue due to geography.
More and more things about northeasterners must be shown in indian media so that people become aware of them at National level.
Yaaasss
"We should accept, not tolerate" awesome n true!!
Who is here after coronavirus.. 🤦♂️😃
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What's the point of putting smile emoji...hope u understand the debate..
@@natashasaroop u'r basically a kind of person who gets offended quite easily.. Get a life yo.. grow up
I am pretty sure that when somebody from north India goes to other parts of India people do not treat them as their own
Yup we Indians r racist, on the name of region religion caste color creed language gender we discriminate each other, n I m embarrassed of these things whenever I raise issues like these my fellow Indians threaten me to kill n abuse me, n prove my point more true haha , until n unless we except our mistake how n can solve the problem, n yes we Indians can't take criticism as well so no further hope of improvement soon
I have 2 friends from north east
North Eastern will call South Indians ugly cause we are darker skin and call North Indians underdeveloped. North Indians will call south Indians dark and make fun of our skin colour and call North Eastern chinese. South Indians will call North Eastern Chinese and North Indians underdeveloped. Yes, not all Indians are racist. But there are still some racist out there. so instead of arguing in the comments when dont we come together and fight racism together.
You know that! India is based on a caste system, or groups that make up different levels of society.
caste system = racist
.....noooo because different castes are of the same race. Is it discriminating, yes, is it morally wrong, yes, but it is not racism.
However, the Indian government promotes hatred against orientals, arabs, whites, and Africans, so yeah, it's still a pretty racist country, not because of the caste system though.
음훼훼훼훼훼 n our prime minister, president n vice president is from low caste tho..
It was introduced by Western people.India had varnas which was flexible.
@@sangramchore6714 always blame the white man ,the black African, the Turk, the Arab the Chinese , the Muslim but never the Indic or Hindu..
Northeast Indians are both linguistically and genetically related to other Sino-Tibetan people like the Tibetans, Qiang, Nakhi, Akha, Lisu, Han Chinese, Burmese (Myanmar), Ngalop (Bhutan), Kirat etc.
North Indians on the other hand are Indo-European speaking people, linguistically and genetically related to people in the Middle East and Europe.
South Indians are Dravidian speaking people, native to India and they were thought to be the ones to have established the Indus Valley Civilization.
18:51 Are you very sure that Northeast Indians share 65% common DNA with other Indians? Northeast Indians carry Haplogroup O3-M122 (O3*), O3-M134 (O3a2c1) and O3-M117 (O3a2c1a) just like their Sino-Tibetan relatives.
YummYakitori Now that is very good reasoning right there(with the facts).
India has fallen so far. I honestly feel like crying sometimes. It's pathetic.
dude in 1850 Indias GDP was 25%that of world we have to study what ha happened to us that we are falling so fast , for that we have to study our HIstory not from western's point of view but our own , that will take time , Instead of crying lets find what made these reasons which make us crying
tanmay patil Please check the figures:
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Timeline_of_the_economy_of_the_Indian_subcontinent
Then stop voting for backward, rowdy, corrupt, gangsters, uneducated street thugs.
Me too. Me too.
I want to help people. But I don't know how can I.
Neil Mallick Why are you prejudice towards other Indians?
NE people are very stylish and beautiful ..:)
this video is 8 years old but the situation is still.........
Get the attention of Indians, work hard and intelligently, prove yourself to be a human beings, and make sure they get to know who you are as a person, some of the so-called racists will change their mind very quickly, and you will be surprised. I went to school with Indians, and that is what happens to me. They became friends and respectful. I am black from Africa, and have noticed that racism is the outcome of lack of information about other individuals. Basically, you have a bunch of people sticking on stereotypes without getting time to know who is who. They don't go beyond the outer appearance.
I m not north eastern Indian but my country (Bhutan) is just bordered by 3states of north east India, I studied in India since from 7th grade (2013) to 2015!my experience in Delhi was completely different in terms of the way people judge! I m not generalizing whole Indians n I know there is still many good educated Indians out there, some people made fun of my physical appearance, they often call us chinkis/chowchow/Dog eater(Ugh) to my Family when ever we use to go for shopping ! Some students use to judge me harshly as if I did something horrible, stabbed behind my back, I couldn't comprehend n I wasn't upset with them being as racist, I was just confused because I have been very calm and kind to them but the way they treated me was different than the way I treated them! So as a Buddhist,i firmly believed in forgiveness so I completely ignored n I responded with compassion and kindness, I realised that it was literally in their blood n nobody can change their mentality except we can be the change to them!
I m not being judgemental here but I m just being genuinely honest with what I feel as of my personal experience! I don't hate some Indians for being racist but I m devastated with their Odd mentality n I have seen lots of north east Indians facing discrimination according to their physical appearance and cultural differences, I can feel them so well because I have been there too.. I mean in a same boat! I just want you all Indians to stay united with eachother because be it from north east India or south India, you all are Indians! From same motherland called 'Bharat' so please discrimination should be abandon from people's mentality and I pray for flourishing united life together!! 💓💓💓💓
India is most diverse country- made of many ethnic people. Sad to see racism exist in India! Who these racist people think they represent of or for?
My father is from the southern state of Kerala. He worked in Delhi for 5 yrs or so as a chartered ship broker. He said he faced more racism in those 5 years than he did in the 40 yrs he has lived in Canada when he moved in 1970.
Even now in 2018 we are facing the problem ..just two days back one of my sister complains of being called "Chinki chinese" when she was having a walk in her own university.This might seem a small act but it actually leaves a large impact on our life ........like we are Indian's ,we were born in India ,we are a registered Indian citizen ,and we even know and taught Sanskrit in our school days and everything about is Indian .so ,what's their problem with us .......
i can understand what u mean. india is extremely racist and we can't help it at least till a century or two. the only solution is to leave india itself, because u find racism in every part of the country
Sorry for whatever happened...In which state did it happen?
North East India is a virgin forest land. I love Manipur, Assam, Nagaland and Tripura.
Chup kar tera virgin forest land
@@sublime9525 Abe tujhe Angrezi ati hai kya? Matlab to samjha kar.
@@bijoydasudiya chup kar be. I got 90th percentile in GRE English if you know what I mean. Samajh nahi aya to phir bolna, samjhadunga tu bengali ko
@@sublime9525 Then you must know what I imply. Don't yap. Be courteous. It's all about upbringing. And I have been living in Mumbai all my life. So don't teach me. I think your parents haven't taught you how to carry yourself in society. Upbringing counts.
@@bijoydasudiya lol kitna chillata he
Being from North East India and studying in Delhi, I have as well faced a lot of racial discrimination. I was sharing my stories with other students and people from North East and I was shocked to know that EVERY SINGLE PERSON present in the room have had a history with racial discrimination. This issue should be given the spotlight! It's not only the people from North East who face racism, but also people from different parts of India. Shockingly, there also has been acts of reverse-racism.
If not accepted that India is a RACIST COUNTRY, this issue could become so serious to the peak that this country will be fragmented socially and mentally.
People judge blindly , so old school
This was uploaded 6 years back ,
Did it change anything??
NO
it's still going on .
Now mainland indians calls northeastern indians corona .
Racism in india might never end 🙄
I guess Indians loved the gift (discrimination) the Britishers left on their departure so much that it has become a tradition..
Sorry there is nothing called main land India
Just visit the tip of India at every direction Northern most, southern most, Western most ,Eastern most then you will understand the diversity of the India
I think people are changing a lot and with the help of UA-cam vloggers, many are coming to know about the northeast India and how people live there. The racism will keep on declining at a rapid pace with expansion of vloggers and more northeast students coming to the mainland and interacting with the locals. It is 2024, and this video is 10 years old now.
the fact that Indians are having this discussion is wonderful: in China there is no free speech. i live in china and racism is really over-the-top here ... and no discussion whatsoever. at least in India you have the freedom to discuss things
Good or bad people everywhere, we cannot judge things by just one or two bad examples. We Indians are most kind and generous people around the World. East or West India is BEST!!
What does Economic Or success have to do with racism.?? 🤔🤔
Sad to even breathe with that type of mentality
Yes we need acceptance not tolerance
I am from Assam and recently I faced such a Problem where I was forced Cancel my Booking at Hotel in Punjab after saying I Was From Assam... and Even I was Shocked after being Asked for my nationality in Delhi Again after saying about my Place
I had a friend called Deepa from Manipur in engineering 14 years ago on Karnataka.. she spoke Hindi, Manipuri, English, Kannada and even understood a bit of Telugu I spoke with others. Mad respect for the talent. Also..when you accept people, they will also go out of their way to accept you or your culture. I can say this confidently about Manipuris. Very friendly people, and they used to be fashion leaders in the college..lol
A big salute to the host for conducting a very constructive debate on this very subjective topic. I found it knowledgable, controlled and everyone had rightly expressed their opinion and even concluded very well. Indeed this I feel the way to organize a debate and not just asking a question and shouting on it for 15,20 mins and finally ending it abruptly.
India has a very heterogeneous population with institutionalized discrimination.
" Racism does exist in India and no one can deny.
Persecution of religious minorities is an open secret in India.
The guy who spoke last was magnificent
Prof madav we are not economically backward...for ur kind info....we are providing oil since 1901 ...coal uranium tea.major economic products....silk..etc...so before u read ur essay search some facts....ur no at all at debatable person
Why does this need a debate ? Look at those fairness cream commercials and ads in matrimony sections and one will get the answer. It only becomes an uproar when we are subjected to it abroad .
I've just recently had an Indian married couple - young - younger than I - condemn my country - Australia - because ''There is racism there (I was told.) ''I've heard about it''. They've never actually been there. This trait of professing to be authorities on things they don't understand or have little or no knowledge about shocks me. I've since outlined our history mirrors others sprung from the conquest of colonial powers. That the general consensus of Australians is that was unjust everywhere it occurred (not just by the British) - moreover that reconciliation work in Australia with Aboriginal nations people continues to acknowledge past injustice upon the land we now call home and redress what it can in the 21st. century including the formal giving back back of that land wherever possible. I've since told them they are actually far more likely to experience racism in The U.K. (where they have immigrated and I live also). I've told them 'racism' exists anywhere there is ignorance - without regard to nations' borders or nationality. I've told them of being detained in the 1990's (even as The Good Friday N. Ireland Agreement was underway) on the passport of my father's nationality (Irish) in Britain and the abuse of power that saw me bullied, intimidated and threatened under interrogation by former MI5 operative detectives (given carte blanche to do so). I've told them they will never experience such a thing (nor should they). I've told them you don't have to have dark skin to experience racism or injustice (evidenced by the above). I've told them if they continue to put their perceived ideas of self entitlement ahead of them in terms of 'racism' they will construct in their own minds things that aren't there. I was told in feeble and completely irrelevant response I was somehow 'responsible' for the fact hotel resorts in India create 'western' compound environments around them (as opposed to prevailing local national Indian ones). I've told them their unwillingness to see anything beyond their own adherence to the victimhood and self entitlement displayed above puts them in danger of enacting the very ignorance against which they purport to oppose. Sadly - unable to countenance it any longer - I've parted company with them. I doubt they'd view this video.
I love all my brothers and sisters from the north-east and I can't do much but will apologise for all the shit u guys go through because of some racist assholes all over our country.
From:
A Delhiite.
Shameful for India.
I would say that Indians are not as racist as you think, but that is only by a technicality. Being racist essentially means that you discriminate people on the basis of their race (which is often by colour). Now there is discrimination alive in our country on the basis of colour. Anyone who watches T.V. will have seen the 'Fair & Lovely' ad (or the more recent 'Fair & Handsome' ads), not to mention those numerous classifieds where bride is described to have 'wheatish' complexion (because heavens forbid that they be dark!). So while we are certainly fixated on 'fairness', the kind of discrimination that you face is less. And I won't even bother starting off on the manners we dish out to our North Eastern states (I have often felt that they are the sanest people in our Nation!).
Now if we decide to chuck the technicality, I am ashamed to say that we are undoubtedly VERY racist. We treat people from different states differently. I have been at the receiving end. I was discriminated by Kannadigas because I am a Malayali (a mallu as commonly known). Now if we go to the northern regions, both of us are discriminated as 'madrasis'. And no... we are not the victims alone. You can ask a mallu what their take on any North Indian or Tamilian is. You will find an equally discriminatory answer. The sad thing is that while our fixation with colour never leads to isolation all that much, the fact that you are from a certain state will certainly lead to that.
We crack jokes on 'Sardars', put down Biharis, say 'Madrasis' are uncouth, think 'Nexis' (our college term for people from NE) are full of loose women and that 'Gujjus' are money-minded misers, think... Yes folks... Welcome to Incredible India!
The only way to overcome these thoughts is to actually get to know different people. You will meet some of the most intelligent and proud people among the Sardars. A Bihari can make you laugh with their jokes on Lalu! A Madrasi will teach you that KFC is not the only cuisine that is 'Finger lickin good'. A Nexi can teach you on how you need NOT live in a metro to be forward in you thinking. A Gujju can teach you how to follow a passion (a certain Gujju still owes me a proper treat though!). Yes folks... Welcome to Incredible India!
@@nitinkharawate2079 very well said nitin. When we interact with different types of people we develop understanding and is the only way to stop discrimination.
@@lifegoesonnow now finally you are getting me that's m saying
Yes we definitely are! You can find all permutation and combinations of racism and casteism. Not accepting that is hypocrisy.
My cousin from Meghalaya work in Gujarat as assistant manager, is now coming home became mental loss and disordered due to racism and he got harassing Gujarat
Bring the professor to the northeast and we will teach him demography.
Please conduct this debate again .🙏
I love India ❤️
I love North East ❤️
Right!
Proud to be have powerful lady 👍 much respect n love from Mizoram Northeast🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳
They Kill Bihar workers in North East, why did the news channel did not cover this?? Why only they cover these sort of muggings in Delhi?
North Indians especially Punjabis are the most racist!
Bina you are great..God bless you abundantly..please continue to do your good job...
I'm form the NE India, teach these Upper Caste Indians especially Brahmins a lesson just like they did in Australia wherever they are in the world. Thank You World. ^
+Brandon Zimmer dont forget its the upper caste which has given u tribal status so that u can get free jobs/education lolz (called reservation)..
+pompsjackal NE was jus forcefully annexed and treat us like shit we wae not interested to accept wha delhi says ..... sovereignty will come and we will be free once again
shngain100 u not even stay in india right now ( i saw your proifile) ...lol u accepted to stay abroad, u need to cme to your native land and do some work and show something ...lol..
I am an Assamese a brahmain too.. don't just point out to one caste
Emotional support to our north east brothers and sisters. People should respect every Indian. Respects to every indian from Kolkata.
I thought black and white racism in America was the only racism that prevailed. I now see that to be a dubious claim; we should all love one another as family. We all breath, bleed, and decay the same as any other human. We're not that much different.
if you thought black and white racism in america was the only rcism, then you need to open a history book, because it clearly shows complete stupidity of this large diverse worls
I insist they should be a strong law in india against racism and control on main stream media asap
She said India will become much more terrible country if we not address Racism....
Welcome to 2021
I'm surprised there was even debate on this. We know we are
Even through I hate NDTV but just watched this video coz of Dr Swamy being present....and no one could put their point of view the way Dr Swamy did....which was so correct.
Suresh Ganapathy Cool down my friend.
Northeast people why don't we be a separate from india...we can if we
Don't spread ur propaganda using common north east people. They r part of India, majority of India sympathie with them. If u want t try t mk a separate nation, it's a terrible and failed idea
Personally I don't feel bad if they dont accept N. E pple as indian... In fact, it sounds better that we r dffernt from them.. 👍👍
Like Japan or South Korea! :D
They are great model nations.
Their lands are very smaller than India but they are clearly advanced and powerful nations in the world (The only Asian members of OECD and G20 both league but India can't do that) Their brands and culture are obviously worldwide and we know they even already hold Olympic Games and World Cup long time ago which still have been impossible events for India long time.
Too huge population and land are hard to be upgraded.
@@l.g.e.9804 India is a bribe country so it will take time to come up with other countries
North Eastern will call South Indians ugly cause we are darker skin and call North Indians underdeveloped. North Indians will call south Indians dark and make fun of our skin colour and call North Eastern chinese. South Indians will call North Eastern Chinese and North Indians underdeveloped. Yes, not all Indians are racist. But there are still some racist out there. so instead of arguing in the comments when dont we come together and fight racism together.
If Indians weren't racist then Modi wouldn't be standing as a prime minister right now. I don't have a problem with anyone being racist, its their choice.
I just wish they had the courage to at least be frankly honest about it instead of pretending to be from a different moral base to people who have already been exposed.
16:42 Superiority complex amalgamated with Inferiority complex, feeling inferior to Europeans.
19:54 Discrimination based on pigmentation (“fairness” creams) and ethnic origin / descent.
Are Indians racist ?
The Answeris YES . We are already divided South India and North India and North East India just do a sepration it will be awesome .
yeah lets part the pizza and see who farts the smelliest
Go back to FUCK-ISTAN !
Gami Polizin Quit living on benefits
88hyperman Im not gonna take your word for it. You must be a janitor cleaning toilets and thats as far as you can go. Congratulations.
Bharat Rao hey who lit the fuse on your tampon?
Such a pathetic panel of debaters. Is it so hard to realise that racism does exist in India?
And it doesn't exist anywhere?? Even USA has got this problem. So called developed country.
Ancient to till now division of caste system going on and on and on
I'm dark skinned SOUTH INDIAN girl, i have a few NORTH INDIAN friends (neighbors) they call me "Kali" (dark colored).
since then I've felt NORTH INDIANS are True Racists....
BTW one question why Bollywood movies have never had a dark skinned Actors? while many South Indian movies have? (remember an actress was called 'Kali Kaluti' in b'wood)
What a great conversation. Everyone is civil. No one talking over one another. Have watched Arnab a lot but will switch to current host. Kudos to everyone for civility if discourse.
That long haired woman is the smartest of them all , put it into law ! Lock them up for even bleaching the skin !
Dr. Swami is very right!!!!!!!!!!!!
Kotiem exactly my point
+Laxman Nadig ur father is imbecile
+Laxman Nadig ok ur mother is imbecile then
You should ask that to MANU. The foundation of Indian culture runs deeper than racism.
I'm from north East india n I'm not proud to b Indian anymore because of discrimination the we look n speak....
We Indians are one 🇮🇳
All we want is separation from India?
Why are we not getting?
Fight for it bro tell the government .that you people want to separate....I hope they will help you maybe ....it will be fine that you people never face discrimination again ....anyway respect from eastern india
Nobody wants to have dog and cat eaters anyway so get lost
@@Prashant-xl1rv we don't fuking eat dogs
@@Prashant-xl1rv which indian history did u learn.
O i forgot indian r illiteracy not even know about their own gk wht will u know about .
@@Prashant-xl1rv we eat cows bro. And my fvrte meat
ppl of our country should start thinking out of the box n start accepting there differences
How about saying "We" instead of "people of our country"?
It is not just skin color Yellow Mongoloids are often lighter skinned then the average Indian yet still face plenty of taunting and mocking
I think it depends on the region
I'm from Shillong and I have been facing racism since my childhood days , in short I was a paying price for not being a tribal. Was called names "dakhar" meaning foreigner, " apna desh jau" . Not just me but my parents are born and raised in Shillong so where the hell is my desh?? I then went to Delhi and again the same thing happened but I wasn't hurt or felt bad may be because I was used to racism.
I am no racists and I know India is a diverse country but at 2:26 she literally looks South Asian or Korean per say.