印度东北各邦想脱离印加入中国 - 中国人看了很震惊

印度东北各邦的民族，包括藏南地的阿鲁纳恰尔邦，由于相貌和中国人很相似，在印度其他地区经常面对各种各样种族歧视，尤其是东北印度的女孩子，肤色较浅，而且和其他印度人非常不一样，让她们成为了强奸犯注意的目标，东北邦的人一直想从印度独立出来，由于人种和中国接近，很多人想干脆加入中国算了，过去这些年，印度没有给这些地区投入任何资金，这些地区经济发展严重落后。下面是很多东北邦德人的讨论，很多人想离开印度转投中国。

Su (London)

Why don't India give NE part to China. So Chinese taught Delhiwalas a good lesson?

为什么印度不把西北部划给中国，这样中国人可以给德里好好上一课?

AK (Kunming)

Bengal and North Eastern states should merge with China. The former being communist and cultural affinity and the latter on racial make up. Enough with Hindustani rule. They will be more productive and prosper in China.

孟加拉和东北部应当和中国合并，前者是因为共产主义者和文化上的亲和力，后者是因为种族构成。印度斯坦的统治够了，在中国他们能更加繁荣发展。

I have been in China for 2 years, Both North Indian features and the Tibetean features very closer to Chinese features,their cultures is very similitude.

我在中国呆了两年，北方印度人和西藏人的特征很像中国人，文化上也十分相似。

China should take over this province, they will be treated in a more civilized manner.

中国应该接管这个省，他们将以一种更为文明的方式被对待。

ewr (USA) replies to Su

The people from NE is more happy to be a Chinese.

印度东北部的人会非常高兴成为中国人的。

Lake (Mumbai)

China should step in and take north eastern indian states. Anyways, indians from different states hate each other, What big deal if india collapses.

中国应该介入拿走印度东北部各州。反正印度不同州都彼此仇恨。还何必维持一个印度。

AK (Kunming)

when china attacked india in 1962, no single citizen was harrased by chinease army. People from assam and arunachal treated the indian army at their best who fled away from war. ask any 1962 war veteran. but the sad part is that indian army is raping by 13 year old girl year old girl to 60 year old lady during operations against militant in NE as if they have been told NE is a colony of india.

当1962年中国进攻印度时，中国军队没有骚扰一个当地人。assam和arunachal的百姓们尽其可能款待了逃离战争的印度军队。可以问任何一个1962战争的老兵但不幸的是后来印度军队在与当地游击队作战时，强奸了从13岁的小姑娘到60岁的老太婆，就好像有人告诉印军：东北部是印度的一个殖民地。(什么意思，难道当年英军也是这么对待印度殖民地的)

The saddest part is, most of the people in india dont have any idea where northeast is...they dont know whether its in india or in china....its d fault of education because no chapters is included for d students to learn about north east,the fact is it is not seen as a part of india by the govnt itself so what to expect form others....people have all unwannted stories to tell about NE...they have no idea how well d north indians are treated wen they visit the"7 sisters"...and i think that this 7 states are well more educated and developed wen compared to d rest of india interms of hospitality...visit and u will know!

Once upon a time, people from south were called Madrasees, its time Indians know our country more and more and treat every countrymen equally irrespective of anything.This should be taught in schools. Assam produces crude oil and NE is a beautiful area in India. Indians should shred the wrong attitudes once for all.

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NE girls battle racial slurs, feel like aliens
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A Delhi University student from the northeast, was on a cyclerickshaw when four bikers brushed past, feeling up her thighs and snatching away Rs 15,000 that she was carrying. And after all the fight she put up she was literally dragged by the bikers for some distance she reached the police station only to see the constables smirk at her. They simply asked her to give a written complaint and leave.

This was one of the many similar incidents shared during a group discussion organized by NGO Jagori as part of its `safe cities' programme. The vulnerability of women from the northeast and the sexual harassment faced by them in Delhi has been catalogued in the international four-city study labelled "Learning from Women to Create Gender Inclusive Cities", which was presented at the three-day international conference on safe cities for women in the capital that concluded on Wednesday. The study takes into account the vulnerability of women working in call centres in Delhi.

The Delhi chapter of the study has a section, `Place of origin', highlighting that students and young women from the northeast states reported facing particular forms of discrimination. Young women reported being called names such as "chinki" (Chinese Chick), "momos" (dumplings, wontons), "thukpas" (noodle soup) and "noodles".

"The findings are an outcome of a focussed group discussion carried out as part of the study to understand the concerns of women from the northeast states of the country who come to Delhi to study or work," pointed Kalpana Viswanath from Jagori.

The discussants comprised six young women, aged between 19 and 22, from Arunachal Pradesh, Meghalaya and Manipur, who are studying at DU. They stay in private hostels or PG accommodations mainly along with other men and women from their states.

The study points that since they have different racial features from north Indians, they are subjected to humiliation, molestation and sexual violence.

Everyone in the group agreed that Delhi is unsafe for women, particularly those from the northeastern states. "People perceive us as different. They have preconceived notions about women from the northeast and brand them as `untraditional, easy, and available for sexual favours'," said one of the participants.

"When I wear salwar kameez people stare. If I wear shorts they say `she is ill mannered'. No matter what we wear people always comment," Tina from Manipur said.

The Delhi chapter also looks at safety of women working in BPOs. A focus group of nine female employees aged 23-28 years working at a BPO at different times of the day were interviewed. They said they feel secure wearing I-cards so that they're not misunderstood if they are out waiting for their cabs at night.

Significantly, crowded places seem to be as unsafe as deserted places. One of the participants shared how she was teased while waiting for her 11pm cab in a market. Another employee revealed that her cab with only female passengers on board was followed and asked to pull over by strangers who banged on the windows. This, too, occurred in a marketplace and not a secluded spot. (From Times of India)

http://www.indigenousportal.com/Gender/India-Northeast-women-most-vulnerable-in-Delhi-city.html

http://northeastblog.in/north-east-india/woman-from-north-east-india-gangraped-in-delhi-again-letter-from-a-ne-youth/

http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=163038063772

http://www.article2.org/mainfile.php/0105/57/

印度东北各邦的民族，包括藏南地的阿鲁纳恰尔邦，由于相貌和中国人很相似，在印度其他地区经常面对各种各样种族歧视，尤其是东北印度的女孩子，肤色较浅，而且和其他印度人非常不一样，让她们成为了强奸犯注意的目标，东北邦的人一直想从印度独立出来，由于人种和中国接近，很多人想干脆加入中国算了，过去这些年，印度没有给这些地区投入任何资金，这些地区经济发展严重落后。下面是很多东北邦德人的讨论，很多人想离开印度转投中国。

Su (London)

Why don't India give NE part to China. So Chinese taught Delhiwalas a good lesson?

为什么印度不把西北部划给中国，这样中国人可以给德里好好上一课?

AK (Kunming)

Bengal and North Eastern states should merge with China. The former being communist and cultural affinity and the latter on racial make up. Enough with Hindustani rule. They will be more productive and prosper in China.

孟加拉和东北部应当和中国合并，前者是因为共产主义者和文化上的亲和力，后者是因为种族构成。印度斯坦的统治够了，在中国他们能更加繁荣发展。

I have been in China for 2 years, Both North Indian features and the Tibetean features very closer to Chinese features,their cultures is very similitude.

我在中国呆了两年，北方印度人和西藏人的特征很像中国人，文化上也十分相似。

China should take over this province, they will be treated in a more civilized manner.

中国应该接管这个省，他们将以一种更为文明的方式被对待。

ewr (USA) replies to Su

The people from NE is more happy to be a Chinese.

印度东北部的人会非常高兴成为中国人的。

Lake (Mumbai)

China should step in and take north eastern indian states. Anyways, indians from different states hate each other, What big deal if india collapses.

中国应该介入拿走印度东北部各州。反正印度不同州都彼此仇恨。还何必维持一个印度。

AK (Kunming)

when china attacked india in 1962, no single citizen was harrased by chinease army. People from assam and arunachal treated the indian army at their best who fled away from war. ask any 1962 war veteran. but the sad part is that indian army is raping by 13 year old girl year old girl to 60 year old lady during operations against militant in NE as if they have been told NE is a colony of india.

当1962年中国进攻印度时，中国军队没有骚扰一个当地人。assam和arunachal的百姓们尽其可能款待了逃离战争的印度军队。可以问任何一个1962战争的老兵但不幸的是后来印度军队在与当地游击队作战时，强奸了从13岁的小姑娘到60岁的老太婆，就好像有人告诉印军：东北部是印度的一个殖民地。(什么意思，难道当年英军也是这么对待印度殖民地的)

The saddest part is, most of the people in india dont have any idea where northeast is...they dont know whether its in india or in china....its d fault of education because no chapters is included for d students to learn about north east,the fact is it is not seen as a part of india by the govnt itself so what to expect form others....people have all unwannted stories to tell about NE...they have no idea how well d north indians are treated wen they visit the"7 sisters"...and i think that this 7 states are well more educated and developed wen compared to d rest of india interms of hospitality...visit and u will know!

Once upon a time, people from south were called Madrasees, its time Indians know our country more and more and treat every countrymen equally irrespective of anything.This should be taught in schools. Assam produces crude oil and NE is a beautiful area in India. Indians should shred the wrong attitudes once for all.

---------------------------------------------------------
NE girls battle racial slurs, feel like aliens
---------------------------------------------------------
A Delhi University student from the northeast, was on a cyclerickshaw when four bikers brushed past, feeling up her thighs and snatching away Rs 15,000 that she was carrying. And after all the fight she put up she was literally dragged by the bikers for some distance she reached the police station only to see the constables smirk at her. They simply asked her to give a written complaint and leave.

This was one of the many similar incidents shared during a group discussion organized by NGO Jagori as part of its `safe cities' programme. The vulnerability of women from the northeast and the sexual harassment faced by them in Delhi has been catalogued in the international four-city study labelled "Learning from Women to Create Gender Inclusive Cities", which was presented at the three-day international conference on safe cities for women in the capital that concluded on Wednesday. The study takes into account the vulnerability of women working in call centres in Delhi.

The Delhi chapter of the study has a section, `Place of origin', highlighting that students and young women from the northeast states reported facing particular forms of discrimination. Young women reported being called names such as "chinki" (Chinese Chick), "momos" (dumplings, wontons), "thukpas" (noodle soup) and "noodles".

"The findings are an outcome of a focussed group discussion carried out as part of the study to understand the concerns of women from the northeast states of the country who come to Delhi to study or work," pointed Kalpana Viswanath from Jagori.

The discussants comprised six young women, aged between 19 and 22, from Arunachal Pradesh, Meghalaya and Manipur, who are studying at DU. They stay in private hostels or PG accommodations mainly along with other men and women from their states.

The study points that since they have different racial features from north Indians, they are subjected to humiliation, molestation and sexual violence.

Everyone in the group agreed that Delhi is unsafe for women, particularly those from the northeastern states. "People perceive us as different. They have preconceived notions about women from the northeast and brand them as `untraditional, easy, and available for sexual favours'," said one of the participants.

"When I wear salwar kameez people stare. If I wear shorts they say `she is ill mannered'. No matter what we wear people always comment," Tina from Manipur said.

The Delhi chapter also looks at safety of women working in BPOs. A focus group of nine female employees aged 23-28 years working at a BPO at different times of the day were interviewed. They said they feel secure wearing I-cards so that they're not misunderstood if they are out waiting for their cabs at night.

Significantly, crowded places seem to be as unsafe as deserted places. One of the participants shared how she was teased while waiting for her 11pm cab in a market. Another employee revealed that her cab with only female passengers on board was followed and asked to pull over by strangers who banged on the windows. This, too, occurred in a marketplace and not a secluded spot. (From Times of India)

http://www.indigenousportal.com/Gender/India-Northeast-women-most-vulnerable-in-Delhi-city.html

http://northeastblog.in/north-east-india/woman-from-north-east-india-gangraped-in-delhi-again-letter-from-a-ne-youth/

http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=163038063772

http://www.article2.org/mainfile.php/0105/57/