I am from KERALA, but I love ASSAM more than 100% of Culture..... Nature...... dress code.......etc......etc..... Wow..., what a wonderful state. 🙏🙏🙏❤️🙏🙏🙏
I love watching these foreign videos and most are mean to the animals and smacking them away.Thank you so much for feeding the cat.You guys are great people
मुझे ज्यादा तो पता नहीं है पर बुजुर्ग लोगों से कहते सुना है कि असम में रहने वाले बहुत से लोगों में आदिवासी समुदाय (ST )के, झारखंड राज्य से हैं, जो चाय बागन मे काम करने असम गए हुए थे thanks for sharing this video, really love from jharkhand 🙂👌🇮🇳
Sahi suna he or adiwasi log he Assam ke tea bagano me kam karte he agar adiwasi nahi honge to tea hoga he nahi 200sall pehle angrejo ne jharkhand orisa se inko Assam me ana thha tea ke liye
Wow! Este video si me emciono! Y k rika kosina hasta se me estaba enchinando la boka x comer esa deliciosa comida gracias a esa hermosas personas felicidades
I m from Delhi but fortunately born and brought up in village so I feel myself connected and proud when I watch such village vedeos. I myself did a lot of hardwork in my fields . Still when I go to Village I do works in my fields , khet me kaam karke bahut sokoon milta hai kabhi moka mile to zaroor karke dekhna , sayad Ghandi ji bhi isi liye Roz manual work karte the. God bless u sir and all the villegers living in the world. Jai hind , jai Indian culture. Very very ..... Love 💖
Rupak another amazing video! Can you name each vegetable on the video? I’m not familiar with a lot of them. These women are so beautiful. I love how well they take care of their home and gardens! Thank you for these wonderful videos! Bless you! May Blessings be poured down on you and these families!
First of all you are hart touching beauty full. Your cooking is beauty full. Your house an environment are beautiful love. In one say your all are full of beauty beauty and beauty. Live you lovely thanks a lot to you. Always will wait to see you and to see your videoes.may god help snd bless you.
Tiwa people are still in Assam closed to borders of Ri Bhoi. Many including me migrated to Ri Bhoi in 17 and 18th Century and were known as Karow or Bhoi Khasi. The Clan or Kur of the migrated Tiwas started with the word Ma like Makdoh, Maiong or Majhong, Mallai, Maslai, Matlai, Maklai, Masharing, Mithi or Muktieh and many more .
As.other Assamese this girl didn't fry the fish before putting into the sauce....anyhow the way she prepared is very appreciable.....we can very well learn how we can be natural ,,,casual,,,and simple......nice vedio,,,,God bless,,,,,
This reminds me of my own life way back as a young child growing up at the farm. Always something fresh to eat. Thank you for sharing your beautiful life with us. Farming is not easy but eventually satisfying.
I was with the Tiwa people for almost 5 to 6 years,they are very simple and peace loving people. I still remembered when one Tiwa family invited me for a dinner, the way how they prepared dried fish (nahflang) was so delicious. I remembered only one word of appreciation when they taught me the word sewa pangai.
