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Why Will East Africa Merge With The Indian Subcontinent | Geopolitics | Geopolipedia
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India and Africa in the present share a lot of similarities in terms of their population, demographics, environment, and geographical features. However, did you know at one point in the distant past, they were actually part of the same continent? And that in the future, it is highly likely that they will be reunited once again? Want to know more about how this could happen? Watch the video to find out!

TIMECODES:
0:00 - Intro
2:23 - History of earth
2:52 - Plate Tectonics
3:33 - Split of Africa and India
4:18 - Formation of the Himalayas
5:04 - East African Rift Valley
6:30 - Formation of Somalaya Mountains
7:46 - Shared Destiny of India and Africa

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[geopolipedia]

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[princedominic]

My brothers from India we are coming for you from Africa just wait for 200 million years

[aafatdanaav]

As Indian i appreciate you for using correct map of India ❤

[Amuzic]

Fun fact : There is a saline lake in the High Himalayas of Ladak region in India, which is a remnant of the ancient sea that got raised up along with the rest of the mountain range, but was large enough to still have some water remaining.
Edit: i thought it was obvious..I am talking about Pangong lake.

[Rachit]

Special thanks for the respect given to India, it's culture and territorial integrity. Thanks for showing the correct map !

[diksh]

As an Indian we will welcome our brothers and sisters from Africa.❤

[davidnderitu]

Its already happening. I live in Kenya along the Rift Valley, there are massive cracks along the rift breaking on roads and water ways. Its crazy i tell ya. We'll probably not see the new continent but its really happening

[Vikasuulu]

As a Indian 🇮🇳 I'm happy cause of using correct map of India....

[johnsonpranay]

Respect to you my friend for showing India map and it's culture perfectly

[akashrakshit]

Formation of mountains near the now coastal areas of India might take away one of the most beautiful season's that India has today, The Monsoon Season.

[IidentifyAsTheRightPerson]

Thanks brother for respecting our beloved country's sovereignty and showing the proper map.
And the video was a great piece of information.
Keep growing. Sending love from India. ❤️🇮🇳❤️

[KattappaMahishmathi]

Welcome back east africa.... We🇮🇳 are waiting for years.

[shantiemaharaj]

Most African nations admire Indias culture way of life and their brilliant intelligent people jai hind

[chinmayjoshi]

I think you are misunderstanding what is geopolitics and what is geology...
Techtonic drift is not a geopolitical phenomenon. The plates of the Earth's crust don't shift fast enough to have any significant impact on 'geopolitics', except in case of earthquakes, which are indeed caused by the built up stresses in the plates.
To put it in perspective, The Himalayas were formed 50 million years ago. The first migration of Humans out of Africa occured no more than 130 thousand years ago.

[Virgop]

Welcome to India our lovely brothers and sisters from Africa 🌍😍
I'll be waiting for 150 million years 🐥

[kartikeypandey]

India in todays geographical term was 6 times larger than today. Always we say Jambudweep (whole asia, some parts of africa and europe), then it comes Bharat Khande which means (today's India, whole Indian subcontinent, myanmar, tibet, afganistan and parts of Iran). Aryawarte (this means whole India of today and some parts of afganistan and paxtan)

[lillianm.munyao]

East Africa likely to join India 😳wow, 🤔

[Indisword]

If we take clue from Madagascar this process may take 2000 mil yrs😂. Madagaskar seperarated from africa to reach asia along with Indian plat. But it said fuck it, i m not doing it along the way.😂

[abhisheksoni]

Fun fact: One of ancient names of India is Jambu Dwipa meaning the island of Jamun berries.

[michaelrae]

In Australia, they had to adjust their online maps because Australia is moving. All the markers for where stuff is stayed the same, so the effect was it looked like you were driving on the sidewalk (or through the building) as opposed to the street.