I was born in Dehradun and seen the canals water the baaghs........ We had a bungalow belonging to the Ranas..of Nepal made of terracotta tiles. We went to school in a tonga Miss the beautiful Doon...now in a sorry state
Very well said... doon is now very unorganised city over populated ..pollution. traffic. Noise ...when i came here in 2003 it was amazing but now its like really sad for me.. i would prefer to settle in gadwal again.
We need people like him in our Government, he is sensible, knowledgeable, admires nature, respects mother earth, backs organised development and most importantly a good human being. I wish we could get leaders like him. Stay healthy sir
Lord Dufferin was Viceroy between 1884-1888. British. The capital of India was shifted from Calcutta to Delhi on 12 December 1911 during the 1911 Imperial Durbar. I couldn't find any record Dehradun being in books to be considered India's Capital. Though Mussoorie once was considered for summer capital but Shimla was finally choosen.
I came upon this channel today, how was I not knowing about this earlier ?!?!?! Great to see guys like you from our city Dehradun, doing such a fabulous job, definitely going to recommend it to others, already a subscriber.........more power to you.....
I miss my hometown. Even though I dont live in India anymore, Dehradun will always be closer to my heart and I will carry its memory forever. Hope to see Dehradun develop without losing its charm and natural beauty. "Dhund raha hai mera man un galio ko, jahan mera bachpan khela karta tha". I miss you Dehradun.
@Digu bisht Dehradun was settled by Sikh Guru Ram Rai. He was given this land by Aurangzeb. My ancestors have been living in Dehradun from past 4 generations. They are all buried in Chandar Nagar Kabristan. I probably wont ever return back to Dehradun because the hate is way too high. I hope you are enjoying your stay there, pahadi bhula.
@Digu bisht chutiya , pade likha ganwaro k hath internet lg jata hai yhi hota hai . Tune kya ukhad liya apne state k liye? Apni soch hi dikha rha hai hr comment me, berojgar hi hoga itna free time hai jo hr comment me hate faila rha hai
History of Dehradun at Nalapani lots of Nepali Man, women & children lost their life however they were brave of bravest people because they fought up to four day without food and water.
Manbendra shah was the last ruler of garhwal kingdom and as doon was the part of garhwal kindome so he was the last ruler of it untill 1949 afterward he accepted the sovereignty of the union of india...
Amazing Vicky sir you are a walking encyclopedia ....very informative👏👌 people will learn many things about Doon..I do agree that Dehradun's ecology has completely changed...sad to see that city of rivulets and canals has turned into a concrete jungle .. Great loss of biodiversity after becoming the capital coz of urbanization and unplanned develooment...All the canals are closed to widen the roads, which has changed the ecology of the city...just hoping that such a podcast will educate people to protect the rich biodiversity of Doon..
It was really wonderful to hear history of our city Dehradun. Dr Ohri is such a knowledgeable person and he is so gentle , loved to hear him. Hope we will get old glory of Dehradun which was was so peaceful and close to 🌿🍃. More power to u and hoping for more such podcasts. God Bless))
Nice, informative video. I am from Dehradun, but now settled in Bangalore. I come every year to visit my father, and I feel sad every time when I see the concrete structures and dust. I cannot recognize places of my school days (1960s/1970s) anymore. Rather than feel elated, I feel depressed. I can't recognise Lytton Road, Rajpur Road and many places of my youth. I looked for Cheshire home and could not see it anymore. Is it still there? Thankfully, only the cantonment in Young Road (Doon School, Cambrian Hall & RIMC institutions) area has remain untouched, thanks to the army's presence. All the green fields and green cover between Raipur and Adhoiwala gone. Numerous cars zipping through our village of Jorhigaon (above Goochoopani) raising dust and speeding without any care for the residents. Sad!
Great presentation. I settled in dehradun from delhi in2015. Within 7 years i have seen too much construction that at some moment i feel like Chandni Chowk and Karol Bagh.I feel the same reason for what i left delhi.
My vivid memory is when we used to have a globe chowk near st joseph school in rajpur road side and also we used to have an open canal in ec road where I had an accident and almost fell into it. It was a 94 era when I was just 5 years old. Is there anyone else who still remembers the globe?
'Laatta' shabd hum Nepali / Gorkhali mein jarurat se jyada common hai ... iska exact meaning Bhojpuri mein "Budbaak" hai ... iska connotation derogatory ya negative nahi hai ... yeh jyaadatar mazzaak mein kaha jata hai. e.g Laatta kahin ka ...
It was a great podcast and I strongly feel Implementing land law is a must now, current constructions should be stopped, we need to come together and push for this if we wanna save dehradun and neighboring cities and it's heritage
A very informative conversation with an old Doonite who has seen the beauty of Doon before the hunger for development gulped it. Can we do something to restore the old beauty is what we should think and strive for ? All the best.
Sirf Gorkhas ke bare me baat kar rahe hain sir.... Garhwal was conquered for 10 years only 1804-1814 that too because of infamous 1804 Earthquake. We fought well everytime well...
Ohri ji , because you are an Anthropologist , I would like to share a very important incident that happened in the history of Dehradun. Our family have been living in Dehradun since more than 7 generations, that is why we know this. After the Gorkhas lost the Anglo-Gorkha war , the area infront of Astley Hall near Rajpur Road, where there is current Gandhi Park, there was a huge ground and in this ground the British burned hundreds of bullock carts of books that were Garhwali, Kumaoni and Nepali literature . This bon fire lasted for more than a week. We local resident know about it.
Hey, it's completely new information for me and I feel very sad about hearing this. But can you tell us why did they burn lots and lots of literature books? I mean it just can't be another "divide and rule" thing. Right?
@@vaishnavinegi4461 : I think that they did that to destroy our culture and knowledge and then re-write our history as it suits them. Otherwise what our history says about us would differ from what the British wants us to believe. Britishers have done this in many places and this is their modus operandi.
@@samirthapa6145 Yeah, it makes sense. If it's true then we can say that we are learning the twisted history ourselves. You said that they have done this in many places. Are there any books or videos related to this topic? (not only about Uttarakhand but pan India level). If you know, please share.
Garhwal aur Gorkha hamesha ladte rahe he hain but 1890 me Garhwal me Famine(bhukhmari) faila jis vajah se Garhwal 1804 me haar gya ...but only 1814 me angrej ki help lekar Gurkha ko haraya gya....
The Britishers never liked the people who are according to them called Gurkhas. One of Guru Gorakhnath's temple is in Gorkha Nepal and the people who worship him are called Gorkhali. The Khan ( खाण ) rulers of Gorkha who later became Shah captured other areas and Nepal . NEPAL was the name of Kathmandu, Lalitpur and Bhaktapur which was ruled by three kings ( Malla kings) This happened about 250 years ago during the reign of Maharaj Prithvi Narain Shah. Hence he is considered the person who established Nepal. The Britishers wanted to divide Nepal into two parts, Western Nepal and Nepal. Bum Shah who was the Governor of Kumaon first agreed and then stepped out of it. This is what I read in Atkinson's Himalayan Gazetteer. After Erecting monuments for themselves and 'Brave Bul Budder' and praising the Gurkhas , the British wanted that the people of Nepal should join its forces. This is exactly what happened. However they wanted only uneducated people to serve in their forces. Others were called लाइन छोकरा . a person who has studied , and they were not taken in their forces. It is extremely strange , Nepalese still join the Gurkha Regiments in England although they are paid much less than their British counterparts. In fact Britain is happy that it has a mercenary force to fight for them, while the Indian govts. has always respected and paid the same amount to the persons who join its army. British term Gurkha has been corrected to Gorkha and their is no limitation of study as well. However it is strange that the Govt. of Nepal considers banning of the recruitment of Gorkha troops in India.
24:00 khurpi nai bhai it's Khukri and Gorkhas attacked Kumaon and defeated Mohan chand of Chand dynasties in 1790 and Garhwal defeated Pradhyuman Shah in 1804 ,so their reign was more than 10years 😃
My god! He doesn't know history of doon. It was Mr shore who took charge in 1821 as revenue collector /superintendent and known to be the developer of modern dehradun. Capt young was junior to Shore.
It’s really sad how every successive government in Dehradun has added to the destruction of this once beautiful town … the land mafia and corruption has totally destroyed the beauty , with rampant construction and no planning….😢🙁
@@ShoebKhan-ug5fh I don't think so in Haridwar, Roorkee, US nagar I think you might be right but Dehradun it's mostly pahadi now. I've seen it change myself and also I see a sense of being pahadi in Dehradun people clearly telling that is a pahadi state and so does it capital or should say temporary capital.
@Digu bisht Abbe ye shehr Guru Ram Rai ne basya tha. Bhut Punjabi bhi rehte hai. Darbar sahib ka architecture Persian hai. Sach bolu to pahadi pahad se abi aane lage shehr me. Tere khud ke b ancestors abi aye honge. "Pahadi Pahadi mat bolo ji, Dehradun wala hu". I bet you speak hindi with pahadi accent.
Totally the British Narrative presented , British came to India to finish our economy and end the culture of India by introducing foreign religion. Agar itna hi pyaar tha Britishers ko Dehradun se..to itne Churches kyun banaye..why Britishers constructed so many Churches which are so huge... At that time there were handful of Britishers in Dehradun and very less populations of Dehradun..kabhi socha ki itne bade bade Churches banane ke peeche ki wajah kya thi.... " To convert Hindu population of Dehradun in to Christians" .. not only in Dehradun they also build Churches in Mussoorie... My request to the young generation of Dehradun.. Please never ever forget the atrocities and bloodshed that British did to India ... Please do not glorify the British period - do not give pain to the soul of our revolutionaries who gave blood to this soil.... Vande matram..Jai Bharat ..Jai Uttarakhand...
Dehradun had many white Christians before independence. People like Ruskin Bond and Tom Alter are from Dehradun/Mussorie. Not to mention it was army cantonment area for British, so many British officers lived there.
@@bigbhasad9974 My brother there were handful of Britishers, and there were soldiers who are particularly not Christians . Then what was the point of making huge number of Churches all around Dehradun and Mussoorie . I am not against your podcast, But i am against the narrative which is propagated throughout India that " British gave us advanced development and vo log bahut acche they ". Please understand British not only destroyed us economically but their future planning was also to finish our culture,religion and our way of living and Dehradun was not exception to the same. census of 1940 shows the population of Rajpur area shows only 2000 families. And very less families in Jakhan as well. Jab inti kam population thi to Itne bade churches banane ka maqsad kya tha... The planning was " If British stayed after 1947 , These churches will be playing important role in blatant conversion of Garhwali,Nepali and kumaoni people , We should thanks " Subhas bose " for declaring war against the queen, and navy revolt took place and thrown out the Britishers .
@Digu bisht That's a different thing.. Law like Himachal Pradesh never ever implemented in Uttarakhand. In Himachal pradesh only Himachali people can purchase land in Rural areas and in Urban areas some limited land can be purchased, We need special provision like article 371 to safeguard our culture,religion and community. Recently "Christian missionaries" are targeting Uttarakhand to convert them in Christian , These kind of things are happening because " no strict Law" at the centre is there...
Kis baat ke bhartiye ho tum log yaar Jab apne hi logo ko khte ho ki tum yaha ni aa sakte Dehradun kisike baap ka thodai hai To tum log kyu Delhi aur Mumbai mein jaake baste ho? Adhikar sabka barabar hai is desh mein humara
So good to see him after so long...
He used to teach us at j.m.s school.... I was in 10th standard 2003-2004 batch ... He was so humble ...
I was born in Dehradun and seen the canals water the baaghs........
We had a bungalow belonging to the Ranas..of Nepal made of terracotta tiles.
We went to school in a tonga
Miss the beautiful Doon...now in a sorry state
Very well said... doon is now very unorganised city over populated ..pollution. traffic. Noise ...when i came here in 2003 it was amazing but now its like really sad for me.. i would prefer to settle in gadwal again.
Outsiders mess our city
@@himanshubalodi2576 true
Doon is in garhwal
@@anshman2003 historically yes.
Sab chale jao yaha se.
We need people like him in our Government, he is sensible, knowledgeable, admires nature, respects mother earth, backs organised development and most importantly a good human being.
I wish we could get leaders like him.
Stay healthy sir
Lord Dufferin was Viceroy between 1884-1888. British. The capital of India was shifted from Calcutta to Delhi on 12 December 1911 during the 1911 Imperial Durbar. I couldn't find any record Dehradun being in books to be considered India's Capital. Though Mussoorie once was considered for summer capital but Shimla was finally choosen.
Dehradun is a beautiful place and we should keep it clean and peaceful.
Definitely!
I came upon this channel today, how was I not knowing about this earlier ?!?!?! Great to see guys like you from our city Dehradun, doing such a fabulous job, definitely going to recommend it to others, already a subscriber.........more power to you.....
I miss my hometown. Even though I dont live in India anymore, Dehradun will always be closer to my heart and I will carry its memory forever. Hope to see Dehradun develop without losing its charm and natural beauty. "Dhund raha hai mera man un galio ko, jahan mera bachpan khela karta tha". I miss you Dehradun.
I came here
Damn that line hit hard
@Digu bisht Dehradun was settled by Sikh Guru Ram Rai. He was given this land by Aurangzeb. My ancestors have been living in Dehradun from past 4 generations. They are all buried in Chandar Nagar Kabristan. I probably wont ever return back to Dehradun because the hate is way too high. I hope you are enjoying your stay there, pahadi bhula.
@@bigbhasad9974 aurangzeb ke khne pr tehri garhwal naresh ke dwara diyaa gya ...
@Digu bisht chutiya , pade likha ganwaro k hath internet lg jata hai yhi hota hai . Tune kya ukhad liya apne state k liye? Apni soch hi dikha rha hai hr comment me, berojgar hi hoga itna free time hai jo hr comment me hate faila rha hai
History of Dehradun at Nalapani lots of Nepali Man, women & children lost their life however they were brave of bravest people because they fought up to four day without food and water.
Nice Informative Video 👍Thank you So Much Sir ♥️🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Lots of love from Dehradun Uttarakhand
Very beautifully explained Lokesh Sir. Always gain something new about Dehradun from you. This video must must reach to each Doonite.
Share it with your friends and family 😇
Manbendra shah was the last ruler of garhwal kingdom and as doon was the part of garhwal kindome so he was the last ruler of it untill 1949 afterward he accepted the sovereignty of the union of india...
Amazing Vicky sir you are a walking encyclopedia ....very informative👏👌 people will learn many things about Doon..I do agree that
Dehradun's ecology has completely changed...sad to see that city of rivulets and canals has turned into a concrete jungle .. Great loss of biodiversity after becoming the capital coz of urbanization and unplanned develooment...All the canals are closed to widen the roads, which has changed the ecology of the city...just hoping that such a podcast will educate people to protect the rich biodiversity of Doon..
We all need these type of vlog... THANK YOU SO MUCH
It was really wonderful to hear history of our city Dehradun. Dr Ohri is such a knowledgeable person and he is so gentle , loved to hear him. Hope we will get old glory of Dehradun which was was so peaceful and close to 🌿🍃. More power to u and hoping for more such podcasts. God Bless))
Superb 🎉a man full of knowledge and humbleness !!
Learnt a lot about the place I belong myself the most to. Amazing unknown insights✨
Hearing somuch about my home town is just like hearing stories from grand maa . Bhaji essi podcast banata raho. Superb work
So enjoyed this talk show! Dr Ohri you doing such an awesome job!
Dr Lokesh Ohri is a walking encyclopaedia on Dehra Dun. Amazing interview.
Very informative about Dehradun.Tourism Department should promote it throuhh this video.
What a podcast man ..! Great work. I Was not aware this much about my city dehradun . Thank you
Very very informative show ❤
Wonderful knowledge on Dehradun
Hope Dehradun's beauty doesn't perish!
Some nature restoration is adopted and Doon valley retains its charm👍
Nice, informative video. I am from Dehradun, but now settled in Bangalore. I come every year to visit my father, and I feel sad every time when I see the concrete structures and dust. I cannot recognize places of my school days (1960s/1970s) anymore. Rather than feel elated, I feel depressed. I can't recognise Lytton Road, Rajpur Road and many places of my youth. I looked for Cheshire home and could not see it anymore. Is it still there? Thankfully, only the cantonment in Young Road (Doon School, Cambrian Hall & RIMC institutions) area has remain untouched, thanks to the army's presence. All the green fields and green cover between Raipur and Adhoiwala gone. Numerous cars zipping through our village of Jorhigaon (above Goochoopani) raising dust and speeding without any care for the residents. Sad!
Cheshire homes is still located on Pritam Road , Dalanwala. I live nearby so I can assure you it's still there , sir. 😊
@@akumar3607 Thank you!
Amazing to know about Dehradun . History never amazed me like this .
Great presentation. I settled in dehradun from delhi in2015. Within 7 years i have seen too much construction that at some moment i feel like Chandni Chowk and Karol Bagh.I feel the same reason for what i left delhi.
Amazing informational discussion 👏👏👏💐👍
My vivid memory is when we used to have a globe chowk near st joseph school in rajpur road side and also we used to have an open canal in ec road where I had an accident and almost fell into it. It was a 94 era when I was just 5 years old. Is there anyone else who still remembers the globe?
'Laatta' shabd hum Nepali / Gorkhali mein jarurat se jyada common hai ... iska exact meaning Bhojpuri mein "Budbaak" hai ... iska connotation derogatory ya negative nahi hai ... yeh jyaadatar mazzaak mein kaha jata hai. e.g Laatta kahin ka ...
Doon in 1960s was so peaceful n beautiful . It's not worth living even at present .
Sad
Proud to have such personalities in our town 😃😃
It was a great podcast and I strongly feel Implementing land law is a must now, current constructions should be stopped, we need to come together and push for this if we wanna save dehradun and neighboring cities and it's heritage
Good one bro👍
History is well described,,, good work
Slum on the hill rightly said sir
Same is the condition of Nainital and other hill stations which are now just a concrete jungle
Wonderful Video 👍 Great explanation abt our history🙏 Feeling Proud to be a UTTRAKHANDI ... "Jai Maa Kali aayo Gorkhali"..🙏Jai Gorkha
Splendid to listen to it.. although I am not from Uttarakhand.
Lovely conversation .. good to know such a lovely history of dehradun
Thank you 😇
Pretty much informative podcast.. kindly do more these informational videos so we can know about history of our Uttarakhand( Kumaon and Garhwal)
Sure! We will! 😇
More likely Gross misinformation
A very informative conversation with an old Doonite who has seen the beauty of Doon before the hunger for development gulped it. Can we do something to restore the old beauty is what we should think and strive for ? All the best.
Very informative podcast thank you for spreading awareness about doon history waiting for more such podcasts🤞🏻
Thank you 😇
More informative podcasts coming your way!
Loved it! Wish the conversation went on for many more hours so I could learn of even more gems of my city💚
Thank you! We'll get Dr. Lokesh Ohri again on the Podcast 😇
Truly a Materclass.
Amazing podcast ☺️👍🏻 & Great initiative 🤟🏻
So fascinating
Amazing video learn alot ❤️
Jai devbhoomi ⛰️
Jai devbhoomi 😇
🕉😊🙏wow amazing nicely explanation sir🕉😊🙏
Dehradun my place ❤❤
Iss region se Gurkha , Garhwal and Kumaon 3 regiment bani he....Garhwalis pehle Gurkha me he bharti hote the but 1887 me separate kiya gaya...
It is an amazing podcast really informative
Wow!!! Amazing episode! The guest is quite knowledgeable in all things Dehradun!
Glad you liked it 😇
Thank you for this podcast bohot kuch sikhne ko mila apne doon ke bare me
😇
Gained lot of knowledge about local history
Amazing podcast !!!!
Thank you 😇
Sirf Gorkhas ke bare me baat kar rahe hain sir.... Garhwal was conquered for 10 years only 1804-1814 that too because of infamous 1804 Earthquake. We fought well everytime well...
A much needed podcast🤍
Thank you 😇
Kafi informative podcast
Love from Jhajra Dehradun
Ohri ji , because you are an Anthropologist , I would like to share a very important incident that happened in the history of Dehradun. Our family have been living in Dehradun since more than 7 generations, that is why we know this. After the Gorkhas lost the Anglo-Gorkha war , the area infront of Astley Hall near Rajpur Road, where there is current Gandhi Park, there was a huge ground and in this ground the British burned hundreds of bullock carts of books that were Garhwali, Kumaoni and Nepali literature . This bon fire lasted for more than a week. We local resident know about it.
Hey, it's completely new information for me and I feel very sad about hearing this.
But can you tell us why did they burn lots and lots of literature books? I mean it just can't be another "divide and rule" thing. Right?
@@vaishnavinegi4461 : I think that they did that to destroy our culture and knowledge and then re-write our history as it suits them. Otherwise what our history says about us would differ from what the British wants us to believe. Britishers have done this in many places and this is their modus operandi.
@@samirthapa6145 Yeah, it makes sense. If it's true then we can say that we are learning the twisted history ourselves.
You said that they have done this in many places. Are there any books or videos related to this topic? (not only about Uttarakhand but pan India level). If you know, please share.
@@vaishnavinegi4461 : I will let you know. They have done this in many places in India, I know this for sure.
@@samirthapa6145 Yeah, certainly.
Informative👏
Pls also tell role of Garhwal along with British in defeating Gurkhas....
Garhwal aur Gorkha hamesha ladte rahe he hain but 1890 me Garhwal me Famine(bhukhmari) faila jis vajah se Garhwal 1804 me haar gya ...but only 1814 me angrej ki help lekar Gurkha ko haraya gya....
The Britishers never liked the people who are according to them called Gurkhas. One of Guru Gorakhnath's temple is in Gorkha Nepal and the people who worship him are called Gorkhali.
The Khan ( खाण ) rulers of Gorkha who later became Shah captured other areas and Nepal . NEPAL was the name of Kathmandu, Lalitpur and Bhaktapur which was ruled by three kings ( Malla kings) This happened about 250 years ago during the reign of Maharaj Prithvi Narain Shah. Hence he is considered the person who established Nepal.
The Britishers wanted to divide Nepal into two parts, Western Nepal and Nepal. Bum Shah who was the Governor of Kumaon first agreed and then stepped out of it. This is what I read in Atkinson's Himalayan Gazetteer.
After Erecting monuments for themselves and 'Brave Bul Budder' and praising the Gurkhas , the British wanted that the people of Nepal should join its forces. This is exactly what happened.
However they wanted only uneducated people to serve in their forces. Others were called लाइन छोकरा . a person who has studied , and they were not taken in their forces. It is extremely strange , Nepalese still join the Gurkha Regiments in England although they are paid much less than their British counterparts. In fact Britain is happy that it has a mercenary force to fight for them, while the Indian govts. has always respected and paid the same amount to the persons who join its army. British term Gurkha has been corrected to Gorkha and their is no limitation of study as well.
However it is strange that the Govt. of Nepal considers banning of the recruitment of Gorkha troops in India.
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There's a lot to know about Uttrakahnd .
Does anyone know about Chaundkot garhi ?
Nice love from dehradun
Jai gorkha❤
Jai gorkha🥷
Proud to be a doonite❤️
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Sounds good , lots of information 👌👌
Glad you liked it 😇
Dehradun ❤
Enjoyed the learnings 🤩
We're glad! 😇
Amazing 💫💜
Thank you 😇
a fine mountain man
A nice podcast however should have asked more about dehradun during the U'Khand statehood movement.
We can have a different Podcast for that! 😇
@@thesmalltownshow waiting for another podcast😊
Capital Punishment....hahahahaha indeed for dehradun
24:00 khurpi nai bhai it's Khukri and Gorkhas attacked Kumaon and defeated Mohan chand of Chand dynasties in 1790 and Garhwal defeated Pradhyuman Shah in 1804 ,so their reign was more than 10years 😃
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Where can I get authentic information about dehradun
My god! He doesn't know history of doon. It was Mr shore who took charge in 1821 as revenue collector /superintendent and known to be the developer of modern dehradun. Capt young was junior to Shore.
देहरादून विशुद्ध रूप से गढ़वाल का हिस्सा रहा, पर राम राय से यहाँ सिख बसाये फिर अंग्रेजी राज मे पूर्वबिया और west up के लोगो को बसाया 🙏🙏🙏
Bhai tu usse puch rha h jo khud bahar se aaya h tapasya krne
Jaipur has 4 Ganeshas
Community kaise join kr skte yeh
Can we know history of Jounsar bawar
Everyone will go back again to there native places after spoiling this town
It's 'Khukri', not 'Khurpi', btw!
It’s really sad how every successive government in Dehradun has added to the destruction of this once beautiful town … the land mafia and corruption has totally destroyed the beauty , with rampant construction and no planning….😢🙁
When are this walk conducted and how can we join.We are settling in Dehradun and want to know more about Uttrakhand
You can Follow 'Been There Doon That' Instagram page and get updates on the upcoming walks 😇
Hii we are also planning to settle in doon very soon ...can you guide with good cbse schools for kids .. thankyou
Will pahadi people will become minority or 2nd class citizen in Uttrakhand?
Pahadi people are already minority in Dehradun.
Oh really then who are the majority?
@oldsport Its mixed mostly desi people from plains.
@@ShoebKhan-ug5fh I don't think so in Haridwar, Roorkee, US nagar I think you might be right but Dehradun it's mostly pahadi now. I've seen it change myself and also I see a sense of being pahadi in Dehradun people clearly telling that is a pahadi state and so does it capital or should say temporary capital.
@Digu bisht Abbe ye shehr Guru Ram Rai ne basya tha. Bhut Punjabi bhi rehte hai. Darbar sahib ka architecture Persian hai. Sach bolu to pahadi pahad se abi aane lage shehr me. Tere khud ke b ancestors abi aye honge. "Pahadi Pahadi mat bolo ji, Dehradun wala hu". I bet you speak hindi with pahadi accent.
Kisi insan ki Nadaani par use pyar se lata kahte hain. Na ki budhhu ya bewkoof
We should have land law like Himachal Pradesh else what may happen in joshi math may happen in other places. Indians have destroyed our dev bhomi
Totally the British Narrative presented , British came to India to finish our economy and end the culture of India by introducing foreign religion. Agar itna hi pyaar tha Britishers ko Dehradun se..to itne Churches kyun banaye..why Britishers constructed so many Churches which are so huge... At that time there were handful of Britishers in Dehradun and very less populations of Dehradun..kabhi socha ki itne bade bade Churches banane ke peeche ki wajah kya thi.... " To convert Hindu population of Dehradun in to Christians" .. not only in Dehradun they also build Churches in Mussoorie... My request to the young generation of Dehradun.. Please never ever forget the atrocities and bloodshed that British did to India ... Please do not glorify the British period - do not give pain to the soul of our revolutionaries who gave blood to this soil.... Vande matram..Jai Bharat ..Jai Uttarakhand...
Dehradun had many white Christians before independence. People like Ruskin Bond and Tom Alter are from Dehradun/Mussorie. Not to mention it was army cantonment area for British, so many British officers lived there.
@@bigbhasad9974 My brother there were handful of Britishers, and there were soldiers who are particularly not Christians . Then what was the point of making huge number of Churches all around Dehradun and Mussoorie . I am not against your podcast, But i am against the narrative which is propagated throughout India that " British gave us advanced development and vo log bahut acche they ". Please understand British not only destroyed us economically but their future planning was also to finish our culture,religion and our way of living and Dehradun was not exception to the same. census of 1940 shows the population of Rajpur area shows only 2000 families. And very less families in Jakhan as well. Jab inti kam population thi to Itne bade churches banane ka maqsad kya tha... The planning was " If British stayed after 1947 , These churches will be playing important role in blatant conversion of Garhwali,Nepali and kumaoni people , We should thanks " Subhas bose " for declaring war against the queen, and navy revolt took place and thrown out the Britishers .
@Digu bisht That's a different thing.. Law like Himachal Pradesh never ever implemented in Uttarakhand. In Himachal pradesh only Himachali people can purchase land in Rural areas and in Urban areas some limited land can be purchased, We need special provision like article 371 to safeguard our culture,religion and community. Recently "Christian missionaries" are targeting Uttarakhand to convert them in Christian , These kind of things are happening because " no strict Law" at the centre is there...
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कौन कौन deheradun से है 😅
As we know guru Ram Rai na aurangjeb ko maaka ghuma diya tha whi darbar sa hi isliya guru Ram Rai ka father na unko nikal diya tha
Latta bade pyar se bolte he....mummy apne bacho ko bolti he...meru latta cha...iska matlab buddhu literal nhin
We respect vaastu the ancient science and nature yet exploitation is most in our country ..unplanned exploitation
Kis baat ke bhartiye ho tum log yaar
Jab apne hi logo ko khte ho ki tum yaha ni aa sakte
Dehradun kisike baap ka thodai hai
To tum log kyu Delhi aur Mumbai mein jaake baste ho?
Adhikar sabka barabar hai is desh mein humara
Bro your constant haanji in between is annoying to hear
Will definitely work on that! Thank you for the feedback 😇