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Why is northeast India so different?
Nowhere in the world has a geographical area equivalent to the Northeast India which consists of such a varied group of people. The region has highest density of different tribes and several sub-tribes residing in an area, making the region vibrant with colourful people.
Are North-East people friendly?
People of Northeast are polite and well-behaved than most people in India, but try not to offend them. Either avoid the Delhi-way of speaking there (where bad mouthing is, in a way, considered cool), or avoid going to this place.
Can you settle in North East India?
“They can have Indian citizenship, but cannot settle in these States (Northeast); they will still require the consent of the State government,” he said. Citizens from other States require ILP to visit Arunachal Pradesh, Mizoram and Nagaland as per Bengal Eastern Frontier Regulation, 1873.
Are North Eastern states in India safe?
Things to know before visiting North East India North East India is completely safe, as safe as any other part of the country. In fact, it much safer than many parts of the rest of India. Almost all the insurgent groups that were active in the past, don’t exist anymore or at least are no more active.
Is North East India rich?
SHILLONG: The northeast, which is truly a ‘mini’ India, is rich not only in natural resources but also in social capital. It is more so in the case of the various tribes, which live in the remote hilly areas of the region, social scientists point out.
Which is the most beautiful state in northeast India?
Meghalaya, the abode of clouds, is one of the most beautiful states in North-East India offering a variety of sights, activities, food and festivals to the tourists.
Why northeast India is poor?
Poverty in the northeast, like the rest of India, is a more rural phenomenon than urban: 11.6 million people of the 12.8 million living below the poverty line are in rural areas. The two main reasons for poverty are under-developed agriculture and unskilled labour, according to NIRD.