Gujarat is considered the world’s largest migration
\nGandhinagar, 01 March 2023
\nIn 150 years, it is estimated that 2 crore Gujarati people from Saurashtra, Lat, Gujarat, Charotar, Kutch region have gone to the country and abroad. However, if the people who migrated from Gujarat in the last 1000 years are counted in this, then this number can increase even more.
\n2.5 million people of Saurashtra origin live in the state of Tamil Nadu. Keeping the identity of old Saurashtra as well as the tradition and heritage of Saurashtra intact. It is declared by the Hindu Government of Gujarat. But the census figures prove this claim of Modi to be false. Because the number of Gujarati language speakers in Tamil Nadu is not 25 lakhs but 2.75 lakhs. Thus the government of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Bhupendra Patel of Gujarat BJP is spreading the illusion that 25 lakh Gujaratis live in Tamil Nadu.
\nHow many Gujaratis?
\nRank State Gujarati Speakers -2011
\n55,492,554 people in India are 4.58% Gujarati.
\n1 Gujarat 51,958,730 85.97
\n2 Maharashtra 2,371,743 which is 2.11 percent.
\n3 Tamil Nadu 275,023
\n4 Madhya Pradesh 187,211
\n5 Daman and Diu 123,648 50.83
\n6 Karnataka 114,616
\n7 Rajasthan 67,490
\n8 Dadra and Nagar Haveli 73,831
\n9 West Bengal 41,371
\n10 Andhra Pradesh 58,946
\n11 Delhi 40,613
\n12 Chhattisgarh 39,116
\n14 Jharkhand 22,109
\n15 Jammu and Kashmir 19,261
\n15 Uttar Pradesh 15,442
\n15 Orissa 14,856
\n18 Punjab 13,531
\n22 Himachal Pradesh 10,012
\n34 Bihar 8,297
\n16 Goa 6,846
\n17 Assam 7,660
\n19 Haryana 7,519
\n13 Kerala 4,710
\n23 Uttarakhand 3,921
\n24 Tripura 1,384
\n25 Puducherry 1,428
\n21 Chandigarh 1,573
\n26 Nagaland 277
\n27 Arunachal Pradesh 362
\n28 Andaman & Nicobar Islands 241
\n29 Meghalaya 343
\n30 Manipur 164
\n31 Lakshadweep 24
\n32 Sikkim 197
\n33 Mizoram 59
\nEmigration claims after Somnath attack
\nDuring Muhammad’s invasion of Ghazni in 1024, Somnath Prabhas largely from Patan, Veraval and the surrounding area migrated to Saurashtra by sea to seek refuge in Khambhat, Surat and then the Vijayanagara Empire. It is said, but in history neither the government nor the Tamil Gujarati organizations have declared the evidence.
\nAfter the decline of Vijayanagara, this community, skilled in silk weaving and other crafts, was granted patronage by the Maharaja of the Madurai dynasty. The community has settled in Madurai and the surrounding area since the year 1500.
\nAfter the mass exodus of this community from Saurashtra, it was completely cut off from its roots. However, he has retained all his Saurashtrian traits. Saurashtra’s customs, marriage system, Yagya, Bhajan-culture, cultural heritage are still mixed there like sugar in milk.
\nSaurashtra Tamil Sangam has a program from 17th April 2023 to return home, connect with their roots and recognize their native culture. Saurashtra will expand hospitality. These people of Saurashtra, who had migrated to Tamil Nadu via sea to save their culture, are again going to worship Lord Somnath in Saurashtra.
\nWent to 8 places in Tamil Nadu to invite 8 Ministers of Gujarat Government.
\nWe will reconnect them with our culture, with our food and drink. Saurashtra and Tamil Nadu will play.
\nVarious seminars like Business, Textile will be organized in Rajkot.
\nGujarat is hosting the 15-day tour from April 17 to April 30. Till April 1, 2023, 25 thousand people have registered for the Tamil Sangam programme. 9771 are females and 14749 are males and 3 (three) are transgender.
\nOfficers of 12 district judge cadre will come to Gujarat. The Tamils of Saurashtra will be tied to the womb.
\nThe government will bring 3 thousand guests to Somnath by special train. Then sightseeing will be done to places like Somnath, Porbandar, Dwarka, Rajkot and Statue of Unity (Ekta Nagar). Art under Painting, Performing Arts, Drama Performance, Literature, Beach\/Sand Art, Traditional Folk Music Craft Culture Sculpture under Culture Architecture, Language, Cuisine and Heritage Commerce-Industry Shopping Festivals, Textiles and Handlooms, Business Meetings, Exhibitions, youth sports, dialogues, education and educational exhibitions, Gujarati and Tamil language workshops will be organised.
\nSaurashtra Tamils have the best contribution in Tamil Nadu. He has been specially invited to Gujarat. The program was started in 2005 with gastro-andrologist Chandrasekharji, Houston-based Radha Parasuramanji, 7 IAS, 5 high court officials and a parliament PRO. Ganesh is coming to Gujarat.
\nSince 2005 efforts have been made to reunite this community with present-day Gujarat and in 2010 the Virat Saurashtra Sangam was organized in Madurai. For the first time in Saurashtra, such an unprecedented program will take place.
\nToday after 1200 years as Saurashtra Tamils in Tamil Nadu this community has made outstanding contribution in every field by maintaining the heritage of their land, language, culture, literature, weaving art survey in Tamil Nadu.<\/p>\n
The migration of the people of Gujarat to foreign countries continues even today, because of what?
\nIn 2021, the Union Home Minister revealed that over 6 lakh Indians have given up their citizenship in 5 years.
\nOn an average, 1.25 lakh people are renouncing Indian citizenship every year since Modi came to power in 2014. Within 10 years after Modi’s power ends in 2024, 12 to 13 lakh people would have left the country. Most of them are from Gujarat. In the entire country, maximum number of people of Gujarat are migrating from the country. In which there are 1.25 lakh leaders of Gujarat who are elected every year, their children and He himself is ahead of common people in migration.
\nSince 2017, the number of people giving up citizenship every year is 1,33,049 in 2017, 1,34,561 in 2018, 1,44,017 in 2019, 85,248 in 2020.
\nAbout 40% of applications for renunciation of citizenship come from the United States, followed by Australia and Canada, which together account for 30% of Indian citizens renouncing their citizenship.
\nIndian passport has to be surrendered. After Indians renounce their citizenship, they have to apply for surrender or relinquishment certificate.
\nIndia ranks 69th in the Passport Power Rank as per the World Passport Index. As of 2020, the number of people who relinquished citizenship in the United States is 6,705. A record increase in the number of people was observed. In which the natives of Gujarat are more.
\nBetween 1990 and 2017, there has been a 150 percent increase in the number of people settling abroad from India.
\nAs of 2020, there are about two crore people of Indian origin living abroad. The people of India are at the forefront of the list of migrants in the world.
\nAbout 7 million people of Indian origin migrated abroad in the 1990s, rising to 17 million in 2017 under the Modi regime. Today it is estimated to be 20 million.
\nIn the last 30 years, the number of people of Indian origin settled abroad has increased by 143 percent.
\nEvery year 1.20 lakh politicians are elected in Gujarat. They also send their children abroad. 50 percent of the children of BJP leaders are studying abroad. Instead of loving the country, they are going abroad to get jobs from the government. Generally, international migration is driven by economic leaders.
\nIn 2011, 637,000 artisans settled abroad. In 2017, the figure dropped to 391,000. After Modi’s capitalist government, artisans are not going abroad, but rich and educated people are leaving the country.
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\nThere has been an increase of 82,669 per cent in the number of people of Indian origin living in Qatar. Earlier, 2,738 people were settled in Qatar. In 2017, this number reached 22 lakhs. In 2021 it can be more than 25 lakhs. From 1990 to 2017, the population of Indian origin in Oman increased by 688 percent and in the United Arab Emirates by 622 percent. In Sweden, Netherlands and Norway the number of Indians increased from 42 to 56 per cent. Due to affordable education and more job opportunities, students and job seekers have started settling there. Education in Germany is free and there are many job opportunities. That’s why people started going there.
\nAbout 30% of the people who go to different places from Gujarat every year are from Surat and 15% from Ahmedabad. The number of Surtis is the highest among Gujaratis who go on foreign trips. Goes to 50 countries to study abroad. Out of which 80 percent people live there. 51% of them like America. Every year 5 million students from all over the world go to study in other countries. 5% of India is going abroad. Out of which 85 percent like 6 countries. 17 percent goes to China. In 2005, 1.46 lakh students went abroad. Now this number has increased to 1.90 lakh.
\nMore students from Karnataka, Tamil Nadu, Maharashtra go abroad to study than from Gujarat. In 5 years, 1.77 lakh students and 1.98 lakh people have gone abroad for employment. In which 41 thousand went abroad from Gujarat in 2018 and 48 thousand in 2019. In 5 years till March 2021, 1.99 lakh industrialists of Gujarat went abroad for jobs while 1.90 lakh people went abroad for studies in 5 years. Most of them live abroad. A total of 4 lakh Gujaratis have gone abroad in 5 years. On the other hand, from 2001 to 2021, since Modi came to Gujarat, 6 million Gujaratis have gone abroad, most of them living there. In the last 7 years since Modi became the Prime Minister, the number of citizens from Gujarat going abroad for studies and employment has been increasing steadily. In the first 5 years, 1.77 lakh students have gone to America, Canada, London, Australia and 1.98 lakh for employment. More people from Kerala, Tamil Nadu and Uttar Pradesh are settled abroad than from Gujarat.(google translation)<\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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