ADD ME ON INSTAGRAM @iam_marwa , i will keep updating you there more on this !!! My people Now we have a GO-Fund me to ensure we can sponsor a trip to Africa for a visit. Kindly let's support 🙏🏿. And if you are not of the idea please Don't Stop others for making a contribution: HERE IS THE GO-FUND ME : gofund.me/757fcded

@Homeofpraise2457

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Be taking something for them atleast clothes or our food

@armstrong_007

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YOU DONT KNOW ABOUT THESE SIDDIS HISTORY AND WHY YOU DIDNT VISIT MUSLIM OF GUJARAT STATE

@edwardmokaya8423

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Good job marwa

@abdulkadimosenye5050

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Kiswahili is derived from Hindi, Arab and the local language of the eastern Africa, it's not an original language. It's was started by the Arabs, Indian and the local people in the ancient times

@africansforafrica

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Kindly add his KZread channel link to the video description. Be happy to Subscribe.

Honestly speaking, their villages are well organised and with proper layout. It's even better than most Africa villages. That is the truth. They have water and light. The government ensures children go to school and not work. Parents are punished if they subject their children to child labour. Also good to learn that Indian government provide foods such as Eggs for them. This is lovely. On behalf of Africans, I want to say a BIG THANK YOU to the government of Indian. These Afro-Indians are proud to be called Indians. This is a good testimony for India. Now, my perspective of India has changed for good. God bless the Siddis and God bless India. May India Succeed.

@anglaenglish3929

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True, they are so happy. Their faces brighten up as soon as you meet them. Obviously,nobody are hurting them or denying their freedom. So, Indian people are indeed taking care of them.

@007Anukul

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Gee...Thanks.

@jacklinekerinabarongo4789

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all very clean & health children and parents

@ksuneetkalyanikar5619

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Your comment is really worthy,n valuable,most important thing is that these siddhi people r very proudly calling themselves indian is testimony of GOVT OF INDIA WORK FOR WELFARE N BETTERMENT OF SIDDIS,EVEN IF THEY R IN REMOTE VILLAGES THX

@SodiumSyndicate

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They are INDIANS. Period. They are not afro-Indians or anything of the sort. Once you are Indian, you are Indian - no ifs & buts.

When the woman said “India gave us everything, I’m Indian now”, it brought tears to my eye. Only a pure soul can harbour such gratitude.

@Optimusprime_683

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Mother india🥰

@vishnutkclt

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✌️✌️✌️✌️

@instagatesolution7682

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Me too

@Sthmohtwenty

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4 r3al which is rear in life

@sonsithapersad32

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@@instagatesolution7682 y u r7d

got clean skin glowing, happy families, no drugs or gun fights. have own land, houses, happy kid's with local indians also living in same village. school's and good community

@jahneychriast2141

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No ass dance!! etc!! Living decently

@musemakweli63

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I think India government..is also doing an amazing job...of protecting african minorities... !

@jungkookbtsarmy2613

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@@musemakweli63 they are much safer then Africans in Africa

@Sticklemako

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They are all local Indians lol.. They didnt come yesterday to India

@homar8049

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They are Indians now. Their language, religion, culture everything Indian.

You can quickly notice the govt effort to put Indians out of poverty ; free education plus transport to school , rural electrification . Literally ,several stimulus plans . Good job

@DrizzyDrake254

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African country greedy leaders. should borrow a leaf

@pietrojenkins6901

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But their govt is wasting too much on useless vanity projects like Indian space missions and too much on weapons and a vast military.

@panafrican.nation

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Yeah India has been making serious moves over the past decade or so. They're definitely on the way up

@jagadeeshkumar516

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Thank you

@porothashawarma2339

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🙏🏽

This village is just as same as any Indian village . Government treatment for all is same . Government resources are not very much and Indian population is large hence it is such . Further , there is a political representation and Educational and Job reservation for the Siddis . But India is not USA which has lots of money. How much the government has , they without discrimination try to give as much as they can .

@maddog3768

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Well said.

@kaydenpat

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Good for the Indian government. That’s how all governments should function.

Job well done by the Indian government, the Villages are well serviced (Water, electricity, tared roads, some solar system, proper houses functional or productive farms and a subsidized public transport.............I am impressed ........thank you India

@manjunathareddy6548

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I know that the western world think of us like we live in slums. India has changed a lot and is still changing. India has set a target to be a developed country in next 25 years

@dv9239

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There's no subsidy for transport It's just cheap in general

@SuperSamantaray

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@@Mutthal6969 brother this is Karnataka not Gujarat

@madhuguru6673

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Siddis are our pride. Our Siddis Our India.

@sachinnayaka32

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@@Mutthal6969 it's Karnataka bitch it's done by our people not modi Siddis were treated good since after independence not just by modi

I thank the Indian government of having a good heart towards My African brothers and sisters.l love them ❤️

@maddog3768

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My?????, they indians !

@veerconsul8227

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They're Indians. Ancestry wise every human being in the world has African ancestry

@ToThoseWhoGotHurtByMeIAMSORRY

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It's been more than 5 centuries since they left your nation . They have roots in Africa, but they are Fully Indian.

@Amityadav-mc6jg

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Not government but say thanks to people of India who accept them as their brothers and sisters otherswise in India government change after every 5 years

@butchfils9464

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@@Amityadav-mc6jg who forced you to accept them? They are also lot of Indians in Tanzania and Kenya who left 100 of years ago. Stop making stupid comment

Indians are just nice people...Just look at the kids, what clean hearts...

The kids in India really Advanced. It's has been said that they will be the next generation so Advanced that will be taking a lot of jobs. If you notice they are not scared of the camera. Always want to be documented. There Government puts Education first boys and girls have to go to school..notice in a rural community they have access to government bus for free..clean water. Electricity and solar power..Big Deal my Brother. Keep on Traveling.

@sachinnayaka32

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And some of these area people acting in our film industry too bro from last 10years

@adivasiherbalhairgrowthoil5718

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kzread.info/dash/bejne/pnutrrxtkrm4YpM.html

@Amoghavarsha.

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Siddis are even in Kannada Film industry too.....

@Vasudevah-ht9ws

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Siddi are Indian Olympians too

From here in Nigeria, i am saying good job done by You. This Siddis people are very lovely and calm. I acknowledge the India govt for developmental plant set forward to develop and unite Indians together. Great job done.

Even for an Indian, these villages are very calm and peaceful. No autorickshaw or vehicles honking, no loud music. People are quiet and nobody is yelling. Rest of india can learn some lessons from this siddi villages.

@malharaoholkar9620

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Bhai Samudra ke kinare vale Gav sare yese hi hote he

@gogadev

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Lol. There are many sleepy villages like this.

@karuna4021

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yes, totally agree. The nature of these people seems so calm and loving and non violent.

@navnavi9499

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Most of the South Indian(at least in Karnataka) villages are like this

@TheCuriousCat1253

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@@navnavi9499 in Andhra also like this only

India have 600 million English speakers but as a Indian i am highly impressed how this villagers know good amount of English। This is power of South Indian education system I am government teacher in North India

@gurdeepdalpath8009

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Not 600 million ideot

@Chotukc007

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power of education 👌

@elizabethranialladi558

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South India have moreeducation fecilities ...govts have .spend .more for civillians

@Sthmohtwenty

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Hope he get one support

@AuntyKarenasaysdonoharm

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My best friend here in America 🇺🇸 is from Kerala.

I have so much respect for India especially the Siddis people, so humble, kind and accommodating. Marwa you must give off a special aura because everyone love you and of course, I love you too, love from Jamaica. Safe trip to your next adventure, will be watching.

@jowhit226

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I think you have a crush on the brotha

First time in my life I heard Siddi people(Indian Africans) speaking Marathi. Felt very happy.

@kiraan2610

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Beware of Modicare pyramid scheme people.

@akshaymasane3018

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Ho na bhau, mala pan aanand watla he paahun!

@thiswasme5452

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@@akshaymasane3018 Mala ascharya watla !

@anjalialam1431

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Mla pn khup chan vatl

@shravankumarkadam6566

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Entire haliyal taluk speaks matathi.

The Indian culture is something that can never found anywhere in the world. People can only realize this when they come, stay and feel it like Marwa realized.

The humbleness in the boy is so amazing

@veerconsul8227

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That's the local trait of all ppl in many parts of Southern India. They're quiet, peaceful ppl

@TB38208

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@@veerconsul8227 Oh I see! That is the way should be.The environment am seeing reminds me of Philippines, negros oriental to be specific.

@Sthmohtwenty

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4 real he is an qngel

I didn't know India can be this beautiful and accommodating! The govt is doing some good job over there 👏👏

@19859999

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India was accomadating to everyone. When Jews where hunted everywhere India give them home. Today when they back to their promised land, but still keep the Indian citizenship as love towards India

@tusharnagpal266

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We only have problema with radical Muslims and missionaries. Everyone else is as much Bhartiya to us as we are.

@gagadonim3354

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Radical Mu$lims want to make India a !slamic republic that's why there is clash

@jadeemperor1616

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@@tusharnagpal266 keep the missionaries aside, almost all of the top colleges and universities in India are because of them.

@tusharnagpal266

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@@jadeemperor1616 Ever wandered why? Because funds collected by more than half of Indian temples are not allowed to run educational institutions because of the places of worship act.

I have come to respect you a lot Marwa. This trip showed me your true human heart and side. True love wins no matter where you are on this planet. Thank you.

@didi33333

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Yes. I commented in another vlog, that the Sidi trip is his best travel ever. This is a storied trip.

@majuma6819

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@@didi33333 Absolutely!

@XxxclusiveReviews

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I too appreciate this segment.. Great work bro.... 👏

@clone-2322

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Bro all he did was vlog.

@majuma6819

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@@clone-2322 I know. Except that he did it in such a way that was loving, caring, and humane.

"May be the houses you may see may not look fancy... but I think everything we need in life is a peace of mind." -- Marwa. Deep words spoken by a man with a deep heart.

@karuna4021

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They have more peace of mind than Westerners living in the West who are constantly hounded by high rents and vindictive "property managers" and always under the threat of ever increasing rents and evictions. No one is going to evict these people from their homes.

Wow.. I am a Sri Lankan and watching this beautiful village life was mind blowing. Wonderful people and very chill. All people of the world should be like this. No arrogance or conceit. In harmony with nature.

I have to say these afro-indians siddis lives a better life than those in Africa. They have water, land, food and they live a quiet life which is really good., Away from all the dramas, drinking, drugs, party life, social media life all the rubbish in this world.

@sunboy1558

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Than those in Africa not like most Wow you are really clueless and Believe that Africa is just a jungle Your ignorant comments says who yu are, people like you will never come close to black people becoz we are the best in everything and please try to know about Africa and Africans in 2022 Before yu make a fool ɔf yourself again

Marwa! I had researched the Afro-Indians but seeming your interaction and appreciation and genuine love for our people I appreciate that immensely. May God continue to bless and protect you. Continue educating our people throughout the diaspora.

@aprildawn2942

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A synopsis of their history from a researcher . kzread.info/dash/bejne/foR5tKWMaceaYNY.html

@armstrong_007

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MUST SEE AFRO INDIANS OF GUJARAT STATE THEY ARE BAD TREATED AND DESPERATE DUE TO THEIR MUSLIM RELIGIOUS

@briopalumpus8676

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notice none of them are rich, if it was the other way round they would be a bit wealthier than the locals,

@TheGREATdEEPs

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@@briopalumpus8676 No. You are incorrect here. They live in a village like most other Indians and they have resources like most other Indians. Remember India is a developing country. Europeans looted us for centuries. We as Indians learn to appreciate what we have. Discrimination is a world's problem.

The words India gave me everything I'm an Indian and I really appreciate it

I discovered your channel by accident when it popped up in my feed and I love the content. I lived in Bratislava and in Hungary too. I felt for you when you were denied entry to Hong Kong and saw the terrible treatment you received in the Dominican Republic but you kept a level head. I don't know how I would have managed in a similar situation. A particular reason why I enjoy your content is because I lived in Zimbabwe and Swaziland for many years. My son is adopted from Swaziland, is now grown up and you remind me of him. Good luck in your travels. I live in Tbilisi, Georgia so if you ever are coming this way, drop me a line.

@panafrican.nation

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wow you've lived everywhere

The village is so clean. I never seen such a clean and organized village.. and the people are kind, warm and classy!

@imtiazmohammad9548

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Thanks, this is my neighbouring state Karnataka and siddis also live in the state of Gujarat

@turning_point96

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The cleanest village of Asia is in the Indian state of Meghalaya... The name of the village is Mawlynnong. Also, Indian Govt. runs a scheme called Nirmal Gram Yojana, which basically focused on cleanliness and eradicating of open defecation.

Mother India may God bless the Ancestors of this land🙏🏽💜☮️

We love you our Siddis Brother and Sisters! ✊🏾🇮🇳🇺🇸🌍

@AKu-xs5vg

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Lmao the US flag

@Optimusprime_683

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🇺🇲country kill majority of native American people but India welcomed everyone

Thank you Marwa for showing us this beautiful Afro community in India. ❤️ Glad the India govt is taking care of them well. I loved ur Afro India series. Much respect to ur tour guide. God bless him.

Am filled with emotions seeing you leaving the village. The siddis really showed you some love..... Marwa dont forget those people ever in ur life 😭

Their village is so clean and green. It looks like a nice peaceful community. They are living much better than I thought. Happy to see the children are able to go to school.Kudos to the Indian government for trying to be inclusive.

@gyanibaba25

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Indians are all inclusive ....come and visit special Indian villages....becoz people from cities are greedy busy....want to earn only money.,...but in villages people are pure hearted ....and only in villages u can see real and old India ...where people are so welcomed

as an African leaving in india really happy you explore and meet our fellow africans.

The love shown by the kids are unimaginable

Indeed, the Indian government is trying all its best to fight poverty, disease and ignorance among my brothers-Siddis.

@tusharnagpal266

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They're trying to do good work for all Indians but the population of 1.4 billion people males the process very hard.

Please invite this boy in Africa marwa he is very nice boy

@rosahacketts1668

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Do donate please.

Indians all our brothers an sisters, This is our school pledge, This is our education system, I say proudly I am Indian 💪 Jai hind 🇮🇳

@collinsoconnor5843

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Jai Paakisthaan 🇵🇰.

@nattyslim124

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Hi Vijay

@SodiumSyndicate

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@@collinsoconnor5843 Fk Paak

@collinsoconnor5843

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@@SodiumSyndicate 🇮🇳 India is a bhenchood country.

@power3433

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@@collinsoconnor5843 chal bhaaaag

I love their peaceful way of life and their contentment of life in the village. Their homes are isolated from all the negativity and drama. I personally don't mind living in such peaceful environment.

@williamsiddi8484

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Ur welcomed to come and explore

@chrisper94

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I have seen videos of life for many of the majority Indians in the metropolis and country side, and it is appalling. This group, although bereft of the trappings of modernity, seems to be living a better life than most Indians. The Indian government has made a pledge to protect this racial minority from day one, and is doing the minimum at least to afford them a stable existence. God bless India🇯🇲🇺🇸

@rejuvenatingsoul3498

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@@chrisper94 Where did you get that from? Most Indians even in villages have proper developed homes. No they're not living Better than most Indians lol.

@Kubs777

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So true... the world around is falling apart at its seems. I pray this video doesn't bring bad exposure and prying eyes that would prey on these wonderful people

@ToThoseWhoGotHurtByMeIAMSORRY

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@@chrisper94 64% of people in India live in rural areas. You will hardly find any videos of rural India. And rural Indians lives, eats and breathes better than urban Indians. I come from almost the same type of environment. My village has an even less population than this one.

Definitely an emotional departure. Let’s make it happen to send this young brother and the sister, who rescued Marwa, to Kenya!!!

@sd-ic5gc

Жыл бұрын

I was thinking the same thing it would b great to c

Actually I'm so excited that you explore this for us. And one thing I realized that their Physically appearance are Africans. But in culture they are more adopted Indian culture And even the government are protected them And actually I'm really love them 💜💜💜💜 Thank you so much bro for your exploring Watching you from Sudan 🇸🇩Africa 🌍

What a beautiful place. Everything is so peaceful. I hope it stays that way and continues to progress. Thank you for showing us this part of India.

@ccu881

Жыл бұрын

It will stay that way, as long as they KEEP OUT too many outsiders who will CONTAMINATE their way of life!

This is great! Indeed the govt of India has done a lot for them. I will be traveling to GOA soon and i think I will visit this village curtesy of Marwa. I will upload it on my channel. God bless you for showing us this community

@UMESHPILANIA

Жыл бұрын

Sure Pls Visit

@adithiarjun6764

Жыл бұрын

This is in karnataka not goa

@sangubgorkar729

2 ай бұрын

Karnataka state govt done ✅ not Indian govt 😅

@didasafari

2 ай бұрын

@adithiarjun6764 I am coming to Goa. So when I am there I will cross to Karnataka

Very beautiful peoples. Somes look Ethiopians, some Kenyans and Tanzanians. What's a respecfull community. You can judge by the way the talk and interact.

@Tashaten

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Please watch by Dr.Eugene Adams it's called Africans in Asia, on Utube it's very interesting!

Everyone has own ancestors 💖 bro I'm proud of you , you found your own blood brothers . Let me tell you our ancestors are also from Tibet but now we are all Indian 💖🙏 I respect all tribes coz all have different journey 🙏 love from Meghalaya garo hills 💖💖 keep going

@rohanch07

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One day we will get Tibet freed.

@Benthing.

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@@rohanch07 may be 🙏

Marwa this is one of your greatest documentaries you ever made Thank you for giving us a inside look on the Siddi people's way of life It's such a blessing discover these people in the far away parts of India They may not have much but you can see they're genuine and humble people You are the true spirit of the African diaspora. A citizen of the world. Merci and May god bless you with longevity, love, peace and prosperity

I was born in Jamaica an raised by my grandmother, she was from the Pakistan region when Pakistan was part of India ,an the British was their , do not know how she came to Jamaica i guess because Jamaica an India were part of the British empire back in days , but my grandmother an my grand aunt loved me very much . I never knew about the black Indian,but i can see my grandmothers an my grand aunt faces in them , i would love to visit my grandmother an great grandfather's Homeland .

Marwa this is the most impactful trip that you did till now. I've been following you since when you lived in Colombia. Bravo.

Watching your Indian vlogs is sending me to an Indian restaurant here in Accra right now!

@007Anukul

Жыл бұрын

haha, nice

@eagle_eye7734

Жыл бұрын

Pls just don't go doing the Indian head shake...🤣🤣🤣

@kuuku006

Жыл бұрын

@@eagle_eye7734 hahaha it comes naturally with an Indian

@atul9533

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@@eagle_eye7734 lol

@eagle_eye7734

Жыл бұрын

@@kuuku006 True talk

There were three other young boys besides chaltrason! I do recognize their efforts of accompanying you all around. They need appreciation too👏👏👏👏🙌🙌🙌

Oh bless your guide he said at the end he wanted to go with you ohh my heart broke the sadness in his eyes like he is seeing his older brother off. If he was still off from school it would have been great to take him along to your next stop as he probably has not visited other areas in India and also can translate for you.

Marwa you did a super super job in India. The videos were beautiful and very informative. Good to see our brothers and sisters living in India. The streets are so clean and the neighborhood/village so so quiet.

To be honest, I cannot stop watching this episode. This one is a classic. Social interaction at its finest. Marwa, has a way of adapting and allowing others around him to be themselves. At the same time, his interactions with them are so very organic and non-intrusive. This can be viewed and analyzed in a sociology discussion class for sure. There’s a lot to learn here. Thank you Marwa for inspiring us to be better human beings.

This series is just on its own level 🥲 Bravo marwa & God bless you so much! We love all of the siddis, they are very nice people, loving and caring..... Very simple lifestyle and thats how life should be....not like the pressure in this western countries.

@trukenyan

Жыл бұрын

Exactly. This series was absolutely awesome. Absolutely heartwarming!

I really enjoyed these India videos, the people are humble and simple, although they don’t have much they are satisfied with what they have.

@prasadkulkarni975

Жыл бұрын

Government won't provide everything they just provide social benefits, you need to be work hard to become rich in the society.

ಮಾರ್ವ ನಿಮಗೆ ಶುಭಾಶಯಗಳು ಕನ್ನಡಿಗರಿಂದ , ಸಿದ್ಧಿಗಳ ಪರವಾಗಿ 💛❤ Best wishes to you Marva from kannadiga's karnataka India on behalf of Siddi kanndiga god bless you

I'm an African i respect what the Indians government is doing for the siddi people is really amazing

Indian gov has done tremendous work for educating people in India but still we need to develop more and help other African nation to be developed too❤️ Hope all people get water, education,food .

@rosahacketts1668

Жыл бұрын

Do donate.

@truthhurts4732

Жыл бұрын

African countries need to teach Indians to not spit everywhere or poo and pee in public.

@Umar23Malik

Жыл бұрын

@@rosahacketts1668 donation is temporary solution. Bringing economic reforms and proper scheme and implementing them strictly is the best way to eliminate poverty.

@samature4470

Жыл бұрын

Correct

@i_am_sub

Жыл бұрын

@@rosahacketts1668 bro i am only 17 i didn't have job or money i still live with parents so i cant donate

I am feeling sad for the young boy. I can see that he miss you very much, I hope he will visit you in Kenya 1 day 🇯🇲

@theharryexperience_

Жыл бұрын

the reality is the boy became attatched to @iam_marwa and saying goodbye was very difficult but one thing i know is that the his life will never be thesame as he has been exposed to te world and i believe he will get to leave his dreams sooner than he imaging.#experienceafricans

@afrakanaswahilitv5520

Жыл бұрын

That was just an Afrikan spirit in the boy. We must support Marwa to have that boy come visit in Kenya. He will be in a better position to seriously connect both the African indians and the African on the mother continent.

Exhaustingly Emotional! I've been watching you for 3 years, subscribed, LIKED ALL of your videos and THIS SERIES has been the BEST! Great job Marwa!!!

@tombimashri8149

Жыл бұрын

For sure, the young guide was sad to see Marwa go. Marwa should Ve given him a brother hug. I. Hope Marwa keeps in touch with him also pray he gets to visit Kenya where he will touch Africa soil please people let's make this happen

You looked emotional when parting company with your guide and the whole experience. This has touched me too. Stay strong bro. We are praying for you.

The last moments were emotional. Love your guide bring him to Kenya.

This is so heartwarming to see fellow african brothers and sisters from africa living peacefully in India. its kinda nice to see them that looks so afro but they speak and the culture is so indian, really such a great melting pot of two worlds. thank you marwa for showing the beauty of your people all over the world. even for me personally i have cousins who are a mix of both afro and indians living in malaysia. they are all malaysian citizens but are living in malaysia.

Wowww, look at their welcoming smiles and cheerfulnesses. African blooded peoples are always very wonderful. Love my African-Indians.

I am an Arab, I love India and Africa, good luck, brother🌹

@orignal

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Saudi Arabia?

I have watched your videos for years but this trip to India caused me to Subscribe. Thank you!

Marwa... of all your videos this is my most favorite 😍 Seeing the Siddis was such a blessing. They look happy and content. Like they are almost sheltered from our failing societies around the world. Yes they have hardships but they look happy. Thank you for blessing us with this journey 🙏

@Umar23Malik

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Their are real pure 100% Africans genetically more african than some Africans in India called "Jarwa" and "sentinels" in Andman and Nicobar islands. Check them out.

3:16 the tribe you were talking about was Jarawa.. but they are very ancient people they have been inhabiting those islands since 65,000 years ago.

@Atharva-Kulkarni

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Correction the Jarawas are part of the ancestral South East Asian And by extension native Indian and the Australian people, termed the Australoid Vedoids. Therefore by definition they are ancestral Indians. There is no ethnicity called "Indian" these lands have seen many a ethnic people come here (usually from the north) and live in harmony together. The Indians are a truly mixed raced people.

No matter how bad things get in India, one thing I want to say that my country India has always been there for its people and protected its people to the best of its ability. Proud of being born in this land.

@samk6051

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Can't say this in the past few years though...country is getting unsafe for minorities

Good answer 😮 no matter where your ancestors from you belong wherever you belong.epic😮❤ It’s a very good thing they’ve been assimilated to the point where they don’t even care much about Africa and in a multicultural society like the Indian subcontinent it’s pretty easy to blend in

Marwa ji ! You are doing quite an excellent job. Amazed to see the social and family life of Siddi people from Africa who are seen to have quite assimilated in the Indian society & culture through these few centuries, although they have not lost their ethnic identity. Very sober, well behaved and balanced persons. Well, Mother India (Bharat Mata) has sheltered and nurtured till today many races from the world, over its millennia old history. Take the example of Parsis from Iran, Jews from West Asia - all of these persecuted people can be found here well preserved at their glory. India's ancient cultural ethos has been - "The whole world is one family" (Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam)

@lifeisfun_n_diy1254

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Absolutely, and don't forget shelter for Armenians too!

Of all the videos you have done . I’m really impressed with this series in India. I have learned a lot, especially in regards to learning that they were Afro Indians. You have grown with your content.

Waaaooooo when she said now i am indian only, it melt my heart. She is more patriotic, rational lady. Trust me that lady is more educated than half of india. They way she is communicating.

This was beautiful to watch. Your interaction with the kids was awesome. You made them feel seen and heard.

I really appreciate your young friend, so supportive, honest & trustworthy dedicated support.

Welldone! You outdid yourself on this one. It was interesting to watch all the episodes for this Siddis series.

Yeah, that gifund me is a knockout. Get it started and support will pour in. Cheers and lots of love to these Afri-Indians.

Much respect to Young Tour guide...Bless up🙏🏽

What a beautiful video! I’m from Karnataka and it is a very culturally rich place and with beautiful rainforests and biodiversity. These people are so nice man, Indian culture is really something else

I am so happy about the go fund me. I wanted to suggest it but was not sure how. I will definitely contribute. There is something about this young guy , he is genuine.

Wow, good job brother, you showed us some of our people in India up close and personal! Bless up always!!!

I really enjoy your videos. You made real friends in that village and he was sad to see you go, I hope you both keep in touch and he gets to visit Africa. Great work, keep it up!

Hey marwa for a nice vlog of taking us around the afro indian village..am a kenyan and loved the siddis life and love. we will support the boy to visit us in africa kenya. One good thing i learned is the way thye indian government take of its pple...more interesting is the way education is valued hope same may happen here in kenya.

Seeing Everyone what Indian Govt is doing let me tell you how give welfare State we are this is same all over India : 1). 35 kg of rice per household for 1 rupee/kg per month . 2) Subsidy in electricity and free for below poverty line family. 3) free immunization program . 4) Mandatory Education fee upto class 10. 5) free Mid day meal to students in govt schools so that attendence donot decrease and many more. ZERO balance account for poor to bring them into the financial system. Many I there are lots of them. In my eye Govt is doing all the good steps it can. But our main enemy is corruption, it has drastically reduced now a days but still there are corruption. Hope we will all rise up and take back our Glory. Good luck my friend.

Oww I will miss that young friend of ours.. Very nice, decent, intelligent & smart Sidii kid...

Marwa that was beautifully amazing. It was a rich educative experience, with really cool vibes. That part of India is very much Africa, and the folks are happily connected. Thanks for sharing the great stories of the Siddis. I love 💘 these folks.

Bravo, Marwa!🙏🏽 This is impressive and fascinating!!!!❤

I love how you interact with such amazing people! My heart melts I love the laid back lifestyle

Hi Marwa! I've been a bit busy so I had to binge watch the Afro Indian series. I must say it didn't disappoint. I honestly think this was one of your best video series. I'm really enjoying the Indian vlogs as a whole. I discovered your channel during the start of the pandemic and I've been hooked since then. Your videos have opened my eyes to many different cultures and ways of life in parts of the world I'd probably never know about. Sometime in conversations I'll say something about something I learned by watching one of your videos and people ask, how'd you know that. I respond by watching iam Marwa one of the best travel vloggers ever. Keep up the awesome work my friend ❤️

Lovely people... Authentic, loving and humble people. Maybe next time I will visit these people and interact with them. Jakina stole the show...The guide too such a down to earth guy. GOD BLESS THEM.

GOOD JOB INDIAN GOVERNMENT FOR TAKING CARE OF MY BLACK BROTHER'S AND SISTER'S... GOD BLESS

@dineshbhat7978

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Come to INDIA.

@stavishnu

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They are our brothers first

@tomorrow.

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Currently they are Half black and Half Indian but anyways they deserve all the love.

Marwa the Indian vloggs was very enlightening. Reminds me of Jamaica 🇯🇲 wgen I was a child in the country of Westmoreland. Blessings and guidance 🙏.

Tabarak Allah! SubhanAllah! Thank you Marwa for this travel vlog series. This was a delight to see. I am part of the African diaspora, AA. God was truly with you, and blessed you with this amazing experience. Thank you again, for sharing it with us. May God continue to bless you, keep you, provide for you, and keep you in good health. Ameen!

@wisdommasterreviews4712

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What is a AA?

@1Loveneverends

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@@wisdommasterreviews4712 African American.

Marwa keep doing what you're doing! Our people eyes and mindset do need to be opened to the world of our people and where we live...Thank You!

Your tour guide has helped you get some very inside cool content. Hope you give him some very good tip

marwa,this life is very simple and peaceful,it is what need as I get older,I am from Trinidad living in Canada and will lov to retire somwhere like this,in peace ,thank you for this educational trip,you always do the best job brother,thank u

I have learned that u should not ignore or underate anyone becoz the one you ignore can make your dream come true,,like the case of young guy who helped marwa to reach every village and also a lady who helped marwa from noisy boys and sat near him to protect him,both will get the opportunity to tour africa.i really like the reward from marwa to those young boy and a girl.

@trendinggossip8692

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What did he reward them

@jameskithome1550

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He promised them something

@trendinggossip8692

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@@jameskithome1550 okay

Good job..Marwa. I appreciate the content. I loved your young guide. So humble.

Fantastic video, it's great to see our brothers and sisters on the other side of the world. Just fab. Bless

Gresson is a very smart boy and very poised for his age. What does he want to do when he grows up? Does he entend to live the village life? Or become a famous youtuber like you? Or pursuit higher education in science, engineering and come back, give a boost to his village!

@user-ys2fe2is4k

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He said he wants to study hotel management

Very educational thank you for the series .

Thanks for this video Marwa for this has given much needed information that we all are yearning to know more about our brothers and sisters who went East. Be blessed always we look forward to your next video.