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I want you guys to interview about the socio-political fight that took place back in 2017 in an Indian state called Tripura and how the indigenous people are a minority there and the illegal entry of people from Bangladesh and the state government giving them fake adhar card also the controversy surrounding the changing of names of various places to the names of bengali poets etc from the King's name when they have nothing to do with the state's history no one except the people living there know about this but it has really gotten serious over the years, the history is being slowly rewritten behind the scenes, the indigenous culture and history is in danger of being erased forever
Asian Boss thank u so much asian boss for bringing this awesome video! as a christian who is indian I think its very important for other indians and outsiders in general to know that this is a problem
Bruh I studied in a Christian school , it never felt like a Christian school . Our principal ( father ) beat everyone equally regardless of religion 😑.
Have you ever heard about the religion Zoroastrianism , if not please try to do some research on its inception story . Unless you don't have inherent hate towards other religion and people , you are good to be in your religion . But if your religion does says to hate and kill others and non believers , then You have some problem there . So being a Hindu , I do not need to change my religion to respect other religions , and just because of not being a believer of so-and-so religion, if i am going to hell , then i do not have a problem with that .
Lols ... Hope you are done with your daily quota of venom spitting . Its clear that you do not know the demography of Kerala at all ,St Thomas came to Kerala @52 AD and established Christianity here, even after almost 2000 years ,and having to gone through colonial invasion in between, our Christian population is only 19% of the the total population India's very first Islamic Mosque was built in Kerala , that too in 629 AD even before Islam was a thing in Arabia, and after 1400+ years and having to gone through Tipu Sultans invasion in between, still its only 25% of our entire population . So if you are expecting to see a rapid rate of conversion to any religion with in this state , you are probably living in a bubble of religious extremism , and i am sorry to burst that bubble .
To all , who are wondering about the last 3 comments from me, it was done as a reply to a religious fanatic , who was trying trigger me with his threatening and religious extremism . But , as always if you try to maintain your calm and reply with pure facts, they will shamelessly delete their comments and will run to their safe place. So Mr RAJAT MAZUMDER, hope you have find peace at your safe place .
I'm Indian Christian too. and in my whole class I'm the only Christian and they are so nice to me ,people rarely talk about religion also my bestie is Hindu so we are fine .
I am a Christian. This is my country. I feel so much loved here. My hindu brothers and sisters are so so good to us. Disheartening things happen, but not everyone is like that. Whenever we have Christmas, they celebrate with us. Whenever they have Diwali, we celebrate it with them. Conversion is stupid. Anyone who wants to be a Christian could be one on his own. We don't have to tell someone. That is so annoying. India has loved us the same. I feel more than safe. All I know is that when needed, we will protect our Hindu brothers and sisters like our own. ♥️♥️
@varkey42 I am a Hindu from northeast my Delhi friends make fun of me by calling me Chinese some time but its not a discrimination because they are my friends they accept me as I am so this applys to u 2.
Well me being a Christian and a guy from northeast India...i feel lucky to be an INDIAN. Our nation is a secular state and no such cases in northeast india...Jai hind!! Edit - i know what seems now a situation that happened in northeast, but it's a bit more of an actually an ethnic issue rather than religious, when u understand the sensitivity of their identity and culture topic , then u may know what might have happened there?
In our country India studying in Convent school is considered a very big thing. I have not met anyone irrespective of religion who has not gone to a convent school.
Im a Christian from Kerala and these incidents are so rare and India is and always is a wonderful country without any bias towards us. This video is just negative press against Indian I feel
I'm a Christian living in Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala. To be honest, I have never faced any discrimination on the basis of religion. My hindu and muslim friends are like my brothers and sisters........ and so I'm extremely happy to be born here.........
I am an Indian from West India. Even here we regardless of religion are United. Even my neubours who are Hindu visit Church during festivals and feasts even I visit them during their festivals. During Diwali they give us sweets and during Christmas we give them. Even my one non catholic friend has the images of both Krishna and Jeasus in their house they believe in both. I have many Chatolic and non Chatolic friends but we see each other only as INDIANS 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳💕💕✝️☪️🕉🕎☸✡.
I am a Christian from the southern state of India, Kerala. I'm glad to say that, All the religion coexist here in absolute harmony, the attack on Christians or other minority groups is next to none. The mega flood that happened recently, has even strengthened that bond.
@@snehabijiabraham9674 lol.. ever being to North East India???... I'm Buddhist from arunachal and here in the Northeast, people from every religion live in peace...
This channel going to point out one issue out of billion people nd try to gain views..its good we are indians we know to tackle these biased shitty videos..love from goa bro
You should actually travel to states like Kerala, Goa & Tamil Nadu where there are significant number of Christians. They'd give a better idea of Indian Christianity and what it's like. They'd been there for centuries, they have deep Indian roots & they have a culture of their own which is distinct from Western Christianity
Hi bro! Indian Christian's, Muslims etc. are Indians only who accept those religious. How will Indians have different cultures and how will we follow western culture?!!!. We can change our religion but never our culture that's why we have the same culture because we are the same, we, you and us all Indians share the same ansisters the same blood. Religion can change but never the blood.
@@Aditi-mb3qm I'll disagree as a Catholic Goan, newer Christians tend to distance from Indian culture fully, while older communities (Malabar Catholics, Goan Roman Catholics) still have Indian tradition involved in some form or the other, like cultural dances or some wedding traditions
@@Aditi-mb3qm it's fact that ancient Christian communities in India are far more integrated into larger Indian culture. New converts are a result of Modern American missionaries who are too aggressive and even extremist at times. I felt disgusted looking at the way the way they're being brainwashed into a cult. It's a similar phenomena across many Asian countries.
Kerala has the highest Christian population out of all states in India. Most of the Christians are living in the districts of South Kerala. Ernakulam district has the highest Christian population in Kerala but in the district, Hindus and Christians live together peacefully together. Kottayam district also has many Christians. Christianity came to Kerala even before it came to the shores of Europe. Christians are living here,with the Hindus,for more than 2000 years.
@@gabrielrivas377 and one question I just wanted to ask with no offense...... someone told me that if you dont follow Christianity, you'll go to hell for eternity. What do you think of that statement.
@Raman Hinduism is not a religion it is just Indian tradition regardless of religion. Hinduism as a religion is purely western concept so You pls respect India and us Indians and don't spread western mentality here. Humanity is the biggest religion for us Indians.
I am studying in Christian College. Here our principal (sister) never discriminate us on the basis of religion. Even our college celebrates every festival like diwali holi etc. With full of enthusiasm. I never felt like I'm different from them.
I'm a christian from India, and I must comment before I even watch this video. I LOVE INDIA and India loves me. I don't see myself as a minority at all, hindus are my brothers and sisters, my mother and father, and I am a Hindu too. Hinduism is my culture, it's the color of my soul, the blood in my veins. Anyone who attacks hindus also attacks me, that is how i feel. Anyone who tries to make me feel separate from India is my enemy.
Bruce V if you say that then your are not a Christian... because Jesus said the one who follow me is my mother my brother my sister not A Hindu who follows some other gods!!!
Good for you. Your roots are in hinduism as are many hindu converts lead by lies from Christian missionaries. Hope you return back to the beautiful and rich hinduism.
Kaushik Sonowal Jesus is love , Jesus is peace . Those who love and spread peace are his brothers and sisters irrespective of religion. You're so full of hate that you want to divide everyone. Shame. I'm a Hindu (by culture) and a Christian(by faith) both and I'm extremely proud of the fact that I am. People of your type are so bent on destroying this beautiful bond we share since millenniums !
Come to India. I am Indian Catholic, very proud Indian. Love my Hindu brothers and sisters. They are not like Pakistani Muslims who frame you in blasphemy laws.
My teacher is from India for a while I thought she was Muslim but then she said she was Christian. However she said hen she lived in India she had a lot of Muslim Hindu atheist and Christian friends. She said the people there weren’t divided because of their faith I thought that was really nice but it’s probably certain areas where all religions can do exist peacefully
Niska Mo as a Indian I can tell you overall in India there is a very high level of religious,communal harmony here expect some incident.overall our society is very secular and by constitution also We don't have any state religion and it is clearly stated that it is secular State.
She is right. Communal riots are rare. The only issue is we have a population of 1.3 billion and counting even a small percentage seems huge because of that. I hope people know that India in general is very much open for every religion. Vasudeva Kutumbakam Peace ☮️
Honestly no one really cares that much about religion, here. I am an athiest living in a hindu family and we celebrate christmas just for the fun of it...the political parties though, we have a right wing party currently in power and they do tend to favour hindus imo
I'm indian christian nd i'm very happy in my motherland...and every moment i feel proud to be an indian 😊 lots of Love, Respect and Tribute for my adorable motherland India.. Jai Hind 🇮🇳
Im a Christian and i felt like attacking a Jehovah Witness group once 😂 but i didnt because, they were 7 of them 😁 Seriously..i told them that, im already a Christian, but they wouldn't let me go...😂😂 these missionaries bother everybody toomuch and please, if someone is not interested to hear your preaching..please leave them alone.....
Jehovah Witness is the worst man, when i was child my mother always told me to stay in my room when they came to my house, she told me crazy people is coming 🤣🤣
I remember asking an Indian owner of a favorite gas station at Christmas time what holiday does he celebrate in his religion. He said Christmas of course as I am a Christian. He laughed at the shock look on my face and said Christianity existed in India even before it did in Rome. So much for my limited view of the world.
that's only because early romans prosecuted christians and some fled all the way to india. but yeah techincally it was in rome just not accepted.(don't qoute me tho). but yeah there was christians in india before the roman chatolic church if that was what he was referring to.
From what I could research St. Thomas is believed to have baptized early christians in the port of Kerala India in AD 52. So wouldn't that be before Rome? Makes for an interesting discussion to be sure.
If you are referring to Thomas of Cana he led the Syriac Christians away from the middle east to india. some of the fleeing christians i was referring too were led in part by him. If you are speaking of Thomas the Apostle, He had converted northern indians to christianity while thomas of cana is known for the south/kerala. Ancient rome is before christ, however the roman catholic christians did come after the other christians however the pope and the roman catholic church is the leader of most/all catholics. Including any indian ones.
Most of the historians doesn't agree with the st.thoma story..but agrees with the Syrian people,merchants,who came to Kerala ...the real conversion began during Portuguese period...where many people were killed..for resisting...The state of kerala has the most number of cristians comprising 20% of population...
@@themanofmarvels6573 😌 when the word period appears at the end of a sentence,it means that the writer consider the matter of discussion to be closed and not subject to further discussion.
I want to see videos on what it's like to be Hindu in Pakistan, what it's like to be Buddhist in Pakistan, what it's like to be Sikh in Pakistan, what it's like to be Parsi in Pakistan, and what it's like to be Christian in Pakistan
@Jonathan Almeida you should also acknowledge why they hates you when forcefulconversion happen and they try to call Hindus a Satan just bcs we worship idol.
@Jonathan Almeida because you people don't make them a true Christian , you make them a hater of Hinduism. I have seen many converted Christian who keep on disrespecting Hindus and their practices. Let me tell you one thing, if you want to leave in peace with Hindus they you have to stop conversion because it creates sense of insecurity among Hindus which leads to hatred towards Christianity.
@@engineeringmarvel6275 then that's not conversion no? That's radicalisation, it's natural that they don't like hinduism, because Christianity demeans idol worship, they dont dislike hindus, the people, they dislike the practises. Now tell me, if someone is feeling insecure, is it your problem or someone else's? Like Hinduism is one of the fastest growing religion in India and according to the latest PEW study, hinduism gains back as many devotees it loses through conversion, etc. it is going to stay the majority till 2200, will we even exist by that time? Hindus need to learn that hinduism is not under attack and it never will be, it's a vital part of India's identity and every son and daughter of India will die protecting it.
SUCH HOCUS POCUS & MUMBO JUMBO IS BEST UNDERSTOOD AS "CHRISTIAN SUPERSTITION & BLIND FAITH." AMAZING THAT THE BLIND ARE LEADING THE BLIND, IN THE ERA OF SCIENCE & RATIONALITY.
Lol really dude 😂 I never faced any problem I've been staying in Chennai for more than 6 years and yes people have gotten in argument with me but not because of religion some because of racism and other stuff but never religion I can't say the same fot others
@@xyzpictures9008 so what if I'm a rice bag I don't have a problem with it matter In fact I'm proud that I'm Christian and from rice bag ancestry why should I be ashamed
@@sololoner1559 aah well jesus didn't die for ur ancestors' sins, n I'm a little ashamed of ur ancestors but I'm more hateful towards those missionaries that took advantage of their poverty😔.N u r proud .Lol ok
@@xyzpictures9008 idk why you're ashamed of my ancestry you don't have any ties lol they made their choice it's not like they were forced it gave them a better life and they got educated matter of fact you should feel happy for us because we got to put away such a barbaric life with their help and got educated and modernize and FYI we're still maintaining our tradition and culture it's just that our Faith and religion has changed other than that we're still the same
In northeast India mostly like 80% are Christian. I don't include all India I said 80% of the northeast india because in northeast there are other religions too.
@@abhyudaysinghparmar6055 and that's one of the dumbest laws in the world. When the constitution itself gives us freedom of conscience and religion, some politicians decide anti conversion should be a thing.
@@ghanaus look how casually u r using racists terms like pundit, swami, gau mutra, guru, babas that's what we don't want to happen. Right to convert ppl is not a human right. If u think christianity is greater than hinduism u should leave my country
When I said I'm Christian, a hindu said that I had converted to Christianity for money & rice bags😂 I won't change my religion even if I'm forced to starve, he don't know about that. Actually my family & my ancestors started following Christianity centuries ago. Christianity reached India before it came to many parts of Europe. Some hindus think Christianity is a western religion, actually it is an Asian religion which orginated from Israel. I'm putting this comment to break the stereotypes about Christianity. I have many hindu friends more than Christian friends, they are very nice to me. I have celebrated some hindu festivals with them too. Political parties always want to discriminate us but we should share love & stand together in unity.
Hindu radicals think India subcontinent was always hindus when in reality they themselves converted several tribes in central partys of India centuries ago making their culture extinct
Your Hindu friend is right. Christianity was not born in India. rather brought by missionaries maybe your father grandfather got converted. Bcoz I am Christian too I know the truth.
Asian Boss just trying to exaggerate the thing in a next level !! Something must have happened in UP , like those people maybe trying to conversion and UP being a hindu dominated areas they reacted , but Asian Boss is trying to make the scene that Christians are tortured and how and that's even not true , a normal hindu person ( the portrayed villen in this video) always tends to respect any Christian or muslim more just to make them feel comfortable ....India treats everyone equally , sometimes few cases comes out in every country not only in india, and we know the backstory of this incident , even though I'm not defending or justifying , I'm just stating the true fact ...
@@traveljunkieleonardo3679 I don't but it defames India's secularism and induce fear in the minorities , even though we have every possible right to protect and prosper any minority community !! If u take the example of Muslims in India they were multiplied after independence so there is no such issues which this channel claim they have !!!
we give a lot of importance to minority caste but still they talk that we treat them bad . by seeing reservation system its clr and all hindus celebrating eid n christmas they should really should ask this question
@@tejaswinimannuru2728 @Tejaswini Mannuru may be you are not treating badly.. but there are very cases where minorities treated badly..even killed...not everyone does but in every religion there are bad people and good people also
In India 80% population are Hindu but still India is a secular country..... U known what I mean .........but don't know why Hinduism is also abused by other religion thousands of Hindu tamples were destroyed but never ever talk about it there are so many Hindus were forcefully converted into other religion no one talk about it .........why? There are some Christian missionaries schools if u want to be a teacher in those schools you will have to became a Christian .....,.....
sushma we have many catholic schools here in philippines and some teachers are not christians and catholic priest not tell them to convert christian ...
DEXTER SANDOVAL But in India these are common. Conversion of tribals by paying money. If you want to teach in christian school you have to be a christian or you have to change your religion.
Haze An if you want any proof about this matter, I suggest you to visit once kandhamal district odisha in India. And analyze the census report of 2001 & 2011 of india. Then you can get some proof about this matter. And also their was a murder of christian family & a Hindu guru at that time if you find the cause, you know better in this matter.
Haze An I am not saying all but most of them means about 80% converted through money. You heard about the recent incident of nicober where a missionary men killed by the isolated tribes who illegally enter that prohibited area. & wants to convert them to Christian. And lastly from where these money comes & for why? You know the answer..
Haze An I am telling you that in the tribal areas of state Odisha not all over the India. I only knows about my territory not all over the India. You knows the money come from head branch of christian missionary & they are rich.
Being a Christian in India I must say that I LOVE MY COUNTRY INDIA !!!!! because it is land of culture and unity and diversity I the one of the main motto of India .
This video doesn't focus all over India. Its just focus a particular state and talk about issues within the state. I am a Christian from south India and I never seen or heard any such issues in our locality. We live in peace and harmony and celebrated the Christmas like every year. Issues happening in that state is some hidden agenda by a group of people or community to make clashes. Please don't make it sound like an issue of whole India(Sorry for my English)
People should stop trusting these type of videos that is all over RU-vid. Sensationalize. Get a triggered reaction from audience. Get views. Earn money.
Deepa Hariharan yes exactly! The major narrative which comes across insuch videos is not depicted correctly as put forward by the interviewee but is heavily influenced version primarily of the person who edits these videos. Opinions can be drastically manipulated thru editing, sharing certain n deleting others.
Did you not know about coimbatore church attach during Christmas celebration? It doesn't matter which state face persecution or not. It is part of India and it affects throughout the country's christian community. I have faced discrimination at my work place being from a metropolitan city in India. There is a sense of cold hatred towards christian in this country.
I am Hindu from Kerala. We celebrate Christmas, goes to church, decorate house with crib and Christmas tree, buys gifts for family and friends. For me, it's the joyous part of the year that gives so many beautiful memories.
In canada you don't get a national holiday on diwali but in india you get a national holiday on Christmas plus festival sales ans cities are decorated I'm a half hindu half sikh and thr church in my neighbourhood is filled with hindus or people of other religion . There are more of them than Christians in there😂❤❤❤
@@abhishekmanna5002 do we have national holiday for a festival of immigrants? I don't think so. Then why do you expect other countries to give us holidays when we go there? They will give when the population is considerable. For example. The Telugu population is high in Tamil Nadu. TN gives holiday for Telugu new year. But the Tamil population in Andhra is not so high so no holiday for Tamil new year in AP. Simple logic. Sometimes we tend to overcomplicate things
actually if you go through the comments you'll see low key hatred..... I myself have not faced this so called hatred as a Christian there are places in India where people do face them be it subtle or not
@1639 _ Prateek Hajare Who the hell expects love and respect from random strangers online? The only reason I said what I said is because we ignore what's happening around us and believe if we ignore it, it doesn't exist. and I was just pointing out the comments as an example of low key hate. Its not like Christians are the only people facing it.
@@diyapaulson4365 don’t behave like you are some kind of barbie doll. I know all about the brainwashing and conversations happening around and don’t give a damn what you think 😡
I am a Christian And I am A PROUD INDIAN🇮🇳 AND I AM A HUMAN BEING for always a good cause .....But these days In Twitter so many are loosing their control and showing anger on each other , Forgetting the fact that all are Indians🇮🇳 , peace bro.
@@247_shivamkilanjar2 he never mentioned hindus were bad in twitter. He just claimed that twitter is filled with rude people, which in this case is mostly true. Twitter isn't really a good platform for proper discussions.
I am a Hindu but I study in a convent Christian school and have many friends including Muslims, Sikhs and Christians too. Many of our teachers are also Christians but they never discriminated among us and whenever there is a festival we use to ask them questions that how to celebrate it properly and all.
As a Christian ,let me inform you Hinduism is not against Jesus Christ. Infact many great Indian sages have admired and even worshipped Jesus. For example let me quote the internationally famous Swami Vivekananda who states this "*Had I lived in Palestine, in the days of Jesus of Nazareth, I would have washed his feet, not with my tears, but with my heart's blood!* " Hinduism is v v inclusive and Hindus are the most flexible i.e. they have no problem in attending church as they don't believe in heaven or hell only karma and recognise that good can be found everywhere. So where is the problem. This is NOT due to the catholic church as the girl rightly mentioned it takes nearly a year for a person to enter the catholic faith . The reason is 2 fold 1. Protestant denominations going about insulting the Hindu deities, 2. Insecurity among right wing hindus about loosing followers to Christianity.
Why is idol worship such a powerful temptation? Ultimately, the answer to this question is “sin.” It is the sin nature of man that causes us to worship modern idols, all of which are, in reality, forms of self-worship. The temptation to worship ourselves in various ways is a powerful temptation indeed. In fact, it is so powerful that only those who belong to Christ and have the Holy Spirit within them can possibly hope to resist the temptation of modern idolatry. Even then, resisting the worship of idols is a lifelong battle that is part of the Christian life (Ephesians 6:11; 1 Timothy 6:12; 2 Timothy 2:3). When we hear the word idol, we often think of statues and objects reminiscent of those worshipped by pagans in ancient cultures. However, the idols of the 21st century often bear no resemblance to the artifacts used thousands of years ago. Today, many have replaced the “golden calf” with an insatiable drive for money or prestige or "success" in the eyes of the world. Some pursue the high regard of others as their ultimate goal. Some seek after comfort or a myriad of other passionate, yet empty, pursuits. Sadly, our societies often admire those serving such idols. In the end, however, it doesn’t matter what empty pleasure we chase after or what idol or which false god we bow down to; the result is the same-separation from the one true God. Understanding contemporary idols can help us to understand why they prove to be such a powerful temptation. An idol can be anything we place ahead of God in our lives, anything that takes God’s place in our hearts, such as possessions, careers, relationships, hobbies, sports, entertainment, goals, greed, addictions to alcohol/drugs/gambling/pornography, etc. Some of the things we idolize are clearly sinful. But many of the things we idolize can be very good, such as relationships or careers. Yet Scripture tells us that, whatever we do, we are to “do it all for the glory of God” (1 Corinthians 10:31) and that we are to serve God only (Deuteronomy 6:13; Luke 16:13). Unfortunately, God is often shoved out of the way as we zealously pursue our idols. Worse yet, the significant amount of time we often spend in these idolatrous pursuits leaves us with little or no time to spend with the Lord. We sometimes also turn to idols seeking solace from the hardships of life and the turmoil present in our world. Addictive behaviors such as drug or alcohol use, or even something like excessive reading or television viewing, may be used as a means of temporarily “escaping” a difficult situation or the rigors of daily life. The psalmist, however, tells us that those who place their trust in this behavior will, essentially, become spiritually useless (Psalm 115:8). We need to place our trust in the Lord “who will keep [us] from all harm” (Psalm 121:7) and who has promised to supply all of our needs when we trust in Him. We also need to remember the words of Paul, who teaches us not to be anxious about anything, but rather to pray about everything so the peace of God, which surpasses all understanding, can guard our hearts and our minds (Philippians 4:6-7). There is another form of idolatry prevalent today. Its growth is fostered by cultures that continue to drift away from sound biblical teaching, just as the apostle Paul warned us, “For the time will come when men will not put up with sound doctrine” (2 Timothy 4:3). In these pluralistic, liberal times, many cultures have, to a large degree, redefined God. We have forsaken the God revealed to us in Scripture and have recast Him to comply with our own inclinations and desires-a “kinder and gentler” god who is infinitely more tolerant than the One revealed in Scripture. One who is less demanding and less judgmental and who will tolerate many lifestyles without placing guilt on anyone’s shoulders. As this idolatry is propagated by churches around the world, many congregants believe they are worshipping the one, true God. However, these made-over gods are created by man, and to worship them is to worship idols. Worshipping a god of one’s own making is particularly tempting for many whose habits and lifestyles and drives and desires are not in harmony with Scripture. The things of this world will never fully satisfy the human heart. They were never meant to. The sinful things deceive us and ultimately lead only to death (Romans 6:23). The good things of this world are gifts from God, meant to be enjoyed with a thankful heart, in submission to Him and for His glory. But when the gift replaces the Giver or the created replaces the Creator in our lives, we have fallen into idolatry. And no idol can infuse our lives with meaning or worth or give us eternal hope. As Solomon beautifully conveys in the book of Ecclesiastes, apart from a right relationship with God, life is futile. We were created in God’s image (Genesis 1:27) and designed to worship and glorify Him as He alone is worthy of our worship. God has placed “eternity in man’s heart” (Ecclesiastes 3:11), and a relationship with Jesus Christ is the only way to fulfill this longing for eternal life. All of our idolatrous pursuits will leave us empty, unsatisfied, and, ultimately, on the broad road that most people take, the one that leads to destruction (Matthew 7:13).
Dont defend those ignorant people . Actually this video is about hindus attacking christians, it is not talking about hinduism. Have u seen their disgusting comments everywhere in youtube insulting christians and especially muslims as if we arent humans we dont have fellings. Actually i dont hate their religion but the people who are narrowminded and who dont care about others felling. They cant take little criticism of their religion but expert in criticising others religion.
BikeStuff Bro are u stupid Hinduism and christianity are the furthest religion Islam or Buddhism is close to hinduism Jewdaism or islam is close to Christianity
I am from punjab , if you converted here you gets 1 lakh rupees + one family member visa to European country ( though they cheat and send them to gulf, perks changes ) . And you find missionaries roaming around mostly in poor people homes all the time.
uday manhas talk about materialism. Why would you give people money to convert? Don’t you want people to believe in god and not convert for the sake of money.
Wah! What a good scheme! Western countries are propagating Christianity by giving visas! You sir are a moron. Do you know who invented the word 'secularism'? Can you name one 'Christian' country? Do you know how many temples are here in the US and UK? And fyi, converting to Christianity is a really loong process and it cannot be forced.
I m an Indian hindu, why would I harassed a Christian ? we hate conversion and I hate anybody trying to convince anybody for conversion because I dislike the mentality they have. why are you trying to tell me about hell, absolutely stupid! you want to tell, okk. tell me good things about Christ and his teachings, I m interested but don't tell me that I'll go to hell if I m do not convert, this is what I hate.
Yeah they aren't suppose to judge but they do, I get told the same thing. There is no burning hell anyways that's a lie preachers tell people to scare them so they pay them to pray for them out of purgatory . That's just my opinion ..
Same reason I don't like Hare Krishna movement. I mean seriously? Do we have to do this kind of movement? Padyatra is a different thing and what ISCON is doing is quiet a similar thing like Zakir Naik. They do teach Hindu philosophies but they are doing more in conversion and the fact is that half the people they have converted have only surface knowledge about Hinduism.
During my college days i was surrounded by beautiful christian friends they were always so humble and loving towards me they would always invite me for Christmas dinners i also use to visit church on many occasions fathers and sisters were always so welcoming and i alwyss use to make and decorate cribs on Christmas for them they took care of me whenever i was sick and always praised me for helping them i miss them all so much. God bless them all.
I’m a hindu and we celebrate Christmas as diwali .. ❣️✨ Shopping malls are being decorated On Christmas eve.. 🎉 we wish each other .. i don’t think that any discrimination would ever happen to Christians in India❣️
Misleading video, i was never discriminated by my friends. I am from north india,delhi Infact i have only hindu friends and zero Christian friends, few of them celebrate Christmas more than i do Video is very misleading, also conversion with money is an actual issue! Missionaries are doing it
Happy to be born on kerala, a major center for orthodox Christianity. I've rarely seen anybody being discriminated against based on their religion but it does happen. Sad to see the ones who are supposed to protect us all turning their heads away. Unity in diversity. We all are people, respect each other and love each other
Discrimination against minority and based on caste and color and gender is still happening in India. It does not look like its decreasing either... Religious terrori$ts are haunting this country. Humans spitting each other, on the basis of what? As Jesus said, even satan can't survive if they're fighting amongst each other. No your God won't be happy about you harming other people on THEIR NAME. All religion ends up in the great ocean called love. Love each other. Respect each other.
Next Time :- What it's like Being Hindu in other countries (especially in Muslim countries) Edit:- Not only in muslim countries, in their own so called Secular country, like living in West Bengal rn🙂☠️
In India itself we (Hindus) face discrimination based on religion. Libtards and libtard media will never highlight discriminations on hindus. If we voice out, we will be called as andhbhakts or extremists.
Many institutes and schools in India are run by Christan missionaries, myself went to the convent and there are many Hindu parents would send their kids to Christian Schools for better education. Growing up I was very much influenced by Christianity and I always use to do prayers visit church etc. In retrospect if I think about it I was a manipulated 10 years old. and all i wanted was a rational education instead of religious teachings. Years may come and go we all are Indians and Hinduism is our root ancient culture for thousand years. By the way, I don't see Hinduism as a religion but I see it as a way of living, our ancestors always Loved nd respected other religions otherwise we would have not seen many religions living in India and we don't see this openness in other culture. Respect for all 🙏
Wrong. Hinduism is construct by British. They created it by explicitly naming a religion so during registry. Before that people followed different religions or gods.
In India teaching a child below 14 about a religion not his is not legal or lawful below i am from.a catholic school i am a hindu and the school was St Xavier's so by name u can get the aspect they didn't allowed us to wear rakhis if we wear lockets or stones they fined us heavily and also we celebrated Christmas with grandeur but can't say the same for our festivals ..they sang hymns etc and recitated from Bible at the beginning and ending of the day ...seems kinda provoking to me
INDIAN EMPIRE REBORN But our Christian missionary school in Guwahati, Assam is different they celebrate Christmas but also Saraswati puja inside the campus. We have a church also. I think some Christians are radicals.
Please note that.. There is no extra privileges for those who are minority.. It is only for the backward classes and for women that some privileges are given to them
In India everyone is a minority. There is no person in our country who is majority in the Country , State, his lane May it be in language or religion or anything. Because India is a land of minority not a single person in India is majority
@@Judah_889 We aren't brainwashed. I go to Church and Mandir as well. Even Muslims celebrate with us. I hate religious people. Everyone should become secular. Don't blindly believe in religion.
In my school there are rarely any Christian but my school is decorated like heaven during Christmas and Easter.❤️🥺. Edit. I also live in Uttar pradesh 😂
SUCH HOCUS POCUS & MUMBO JUMBO IS BEST UNDERSTOOD AS "CHRISTIAN SUPERSTITION & BLIND FAITH." AMAZING THAT THE BLIND ARE LEADING THE BLIND, IN THE ERA OF SCIENCE & RATIONALITY.
This interview is focused only on one particular incident in one state of India... So don't generalise it as an issue for Christians in India as a whole. India is a huge country with 29 states which are quite diverse from each other.
Weaver Bird this video comes across as it is widespread across whole of India n such incidents happen frequently not rarely...which is untrue. This is my point here.
What you're saying is fair but this is certainly not an isolated incident. Religious persecution is an ongoing issue in India, mainly with Christians, as well as attacks on Muslims. Religious equality is definitely something India can work on. It's a beautiful country but persecution is a national problem.
Johanna Caba can you name one other country where the majority community is as tolerant towards other religions as hindus are in India? Look at the percentage not numbers vis a vis the total population figures.
Hey Christmas is arriving 😆!! I celebrate Diwali I celebrate Christmas I celebrate Lori Bcoz I live in India. India has no. Of national holiday another other country. This states that we live with secularism I'm a orthodox Hindu But first I'm a *INDIAN*
@@saketadarsh7606 China is dominated by buddhism and 57% people there don't follow any specific religion,that why they are get developed day by day, cause' there's no other controversial religion to argue for. Religion is not a problem in China,Japan, north Korea
There are so many chritians convent school in india, where every child want to study. I never seen any Sanction on chritianity. I live in rural area in north india, chritian hold second mojority in my area, they celebrate what ever they want morover they also celebrate our religion festivals. India is so diverse only indians can understand
So what there are many Christians who study on hindu majority CBSE and ICSE schools. What about that like K.V where free education is got to girl child from any religious group.
@@apappyfizz4826 majority of the icse schools in Kerala are Christian convent school's , and I think you have either forgotten or didn't really know that icse in actual is the board of Anglo Indian's(a Christian community)
I am a christian too from kerala, india.There is no discrimination on the basis of religion here and y the fk are you trying to convert people to christianity because to me Hinduism is Far better than every abrahamic religion there is.
My friend is Christian but I never had feeling of religious diff,we lived like an indian, But as I grew old,I get to know & also noticed Christian conversion by NGOs funded by west countries, We love Christian not Christian conversion, Now a days Church Bishops are openly supporting anti-hindu political parties,these are the reason why Christian conversion groups might being targeted at some places !
In Nepal the time 8.7 magnitude of earth quake hit in 2015, Christian Missouri were distributing Bible for Food. I don’t mean all Christian did it but it happened.
Moon walk when I was a student & had visited a sahitya sammelan (literature festival) in Mumbai, two people came to me & gave me a book for free. Later I realized it was Bible & they were missionaries.
Suyog Parab same thing happened with me they handed me an copy of bible in Assamese but i enjoyed reading that bible. I don't believe in forcefull conversation.
When they are in a minority they act scared and liberal. When they are in a majority like in Fiji, they do a coup and treat Hindus like second class citizens without similar rights. Christians in India not only have same rights as any others but also have minority quotas and stuff in many colleges of India. The earlier government also promoted Christian conversions so they can build their votebank.
@@nishant4sc my point was every community* changes according to whether they are in majority or minority. Christianity is a vast religion. If Christians of some other country are desriminating against Indians (or Hindus ac to the comment) than why you gotta generalise and treat our own fellow citizens who happen to be of the same faith like that.
mumbai3008 Ohhh god so true!!! We’re living in a strange country where the majority people have less freedom than minority. Even after that they are slammed for almost everything.
Khyati T that is not true! Have you ever even been in a mere company of a person of minority? The majority has all the freedom in the world that's whythey get away a with lynching and murder.
I don't know if any will see this but I am so happy that the second largest nation is a secular and democratic state ! sure india might not be sunshine and rainbow but at least it's people are free and supportive of each other's ! Eternal respect from france to India 🇫🇷❤️🇮🇳
i am a hindu..i do celebrate all christian festivals,our calendar us gregorian too..but christian shld stop their proselytizing tendencies...they are creating radicals in the society..in my housing society some neo-converts are rabid radicals..previously he used to come and celebrate and donate in ganesha celebration..now he calls my gods as "satan"..he even refuses to take temple sweets as he has been "preached gospel" like that..and u know what in 1947 when india was just free out of 29 states..more than 5 state has been converted from 4-5% to now more than 90%..and u know what they are rabid one..u cant take out a procession with hindu god idol in those states..the christianity in india has to indianise and not call hindu and other gods as satan and hate idol worship etc..other than that we have no problem,my kids go to missionary school are made to sing songs fr jesus but she cant go to school with "hindu attire"(vermilion on head,heena etc)..some are fined..on many hindu festivals there is no holiday let alone celebrating it...
I am Christian and I agree with you brother, some of them are radicals and they should respect native religions, I don't ask people to convert or evangelize and I respect other religion, I hope you are safe and your community well, good luck to you :)
I'm a Hindu, I love Muslims, Christians and every other religion. We are living happily, we celebrate diwali, Eid and Christmas. Don't spread any king of myth. 🙏🙏🙏
oh please!!! I have never celebrated Eid. Specially in kolkata. christmas we celebrate every year. Never been to a Mosque but been to Church many times.
IN Comment section Non Indian christians- India is intolerant Most Indian christians- India is very tolerant,we are happy here.. Non Indian christians- you are not a Christian..
That's because commentors are also from different regions. Different regions and states has completely different attitude. Religious atrocoties based problem is more prevalent in north.
4:40 :- That guy in the specs melted my heart by saying this... It is true that India has always been a peaceful nation and matter of fact it has never waged war or invaded any other country in its long history... It is only the extremist or detractors that cause such chaos and nusance of consciousness and peace from time to time ✌️🙏
