The very fact that this is even a question makes me a little sad, but we can't exactly blame the people who have this question these days for it. Generation upon generation has been subjected to and put through a largely Eurocentric education system (especially when it comes to the 'history' we are taught and the lens we are taught to view it through), as well as a lingering inferiority complex that is, unfortunately, still harboured by many Indians today. That makes me all the more thankful for people like Mr. Chavda who can respectfully counter this narrative and introduce a different viewpoint in doing so. Keep doing what you do, sir!
It made you a *little sad.* I was appalled that there are people who can make such a suggestion. It is the pacifist nature of Indians that we continue to be "respectful" of such depths of nonsense. The suggestion that, _Well, the British just shat in our faces and not in our mouths. So, that has to be good._
Abhijit sir , you should start your Hindi channel asap. So that people living in rural areas can learn about true history of India. ( Ironically I am talking in English 🙄)
I wish he could START a TELUGU channel as well, I'm from ANDHRA PRADESH and I don't get to understand HINDI(Na bhada ardam cheysukondi acha bhacha thapa em radhu ra naku). hope you understand majority of my state population don't understand HINDI also.
@@Mahakaalkideewani111 na okadi kosam ani em kadhu andi kani chestey bhagundu kadha ma entlo valu kani kotha valuu koda choostaru ani. Hope you understand Have a great time
'British Occupiers were our saviours' is a classic case of Stockholm syndrome, that is when the victims start to have positive feelings towards the abuser or captor
The way he politely disagrees and keeps his point shows that he wants to propagate knowledge and he's not like some pseudo intellectuals who disrespect the person just because the opinions aren't matching 🙏
That's the sign of a truly intellectual man. I bet he was internally gnashing his teeth at the question but he didn't show his anger for the sake of humility.
I'm Indian studying in Russia... Here everyone proudly speak Russian,... Rich, poor ,students, diplomatic everything Russian.... No superior inferior on the basis of language..... Even some Russian words directly taken from Sanskrit... Like, 1-adin, 2-dwa, 3-tri, 4-chitri,5-pyat,6-sest, 7-sem, 8-wosem, 9-devit, 10-desit... These r not exactly same but u may see similarities with Sanskrit
Brazil does not have any self respect. It literally uses the language of it's colonizers as national language. They don't even have any identity of their own. Technically they should be speaking Latin.
Brazil has long been a successful manufacturer of its own commercial aircraft .. this is better than many developed countries.. including Russia and China
i also appreciate that AC was respectful towards him,since, it was a well articulated question and the questioner seems to have general curiosity on this.
"Brazil, Not so advance but still have some self-respect, doesn't use English" This sentence explains the whole point that we are still under colonial hang over and not just lost our wealth but self respect and pride for being who we are. Kudos to you sir 🙏🏼 thank you so much 🙏🏼🙏🏼
Brazil speaks Portuguese...it has forgotten the languages native to its land...Brazil was a Portugal colony and adopted the Portugal language ..so where's the self respect there? ... India still speaks hindi and other regional languages native to its land..besides speaking English ( we also speak English cuz we were colonized by the English / brits) which is an added bonus.. if not for anything else ..we can atlesst connect with the world community in a much better way than others who can't speak English ...learning and speaking a new language is never a bad thing... just imagine with the kind of backwardness and poverty we have today ..if we even didn't know English we'd have been in total shambles. The newer generations of China , Japan, Germany, France , eastern Europe have all started learning and communicating in English.. English has been introduced in there education system and so many of them are found of various language portals and social platform looking to practice their Englsh with native English speakers ... so all those counties have understood the importance of knowing English which is the lingua franca of the world.. so nothing wrong on knowing and adopting English language..which can help us to connect with international community more easily and in a better way
@@cosmictruth3600 Oh my god so much respect for English language. Boy learn the language good to communicate but don't dwell into it so much that u forget using mother tongue. Here in India people have a stereotype that a person speaking English is well educated and hindi speaking is just old fashion. Change this mentality and still keep English as a medium for better communication in any international matter ( travelling, studying, business, documents) but for national for god sake keep Hindi or your native language the top.
@@writersart2488 that is what is my very point. In India we haven't forgotten our mother tongue unlike Brazil or other Latin American countries. .. English is very important.. even in the ICSE syllabus English and Hindi subjects are compulsory besides other subjects like social studies, science, maths, etc ...( during my time ) not sure if they have added a regional language subject also alongside English and Hindi in today's time...and in all state board syllabus one regional language is certainly compulsory ...in our country we mostly communicate in our local language ..English is used only at work, interviews and official communications only...( especially in private sector) .. How many Indians can speak English properly? Not many ...it is because we mostly communicate in our local language. Unlike Brazil or other Latin American countries where they have forgotten their real language..and adopted the Latin languages of Portugal and Spanish respectively.. Brazil did not adopt English language however adopted Portuguese cuz they were not colonized by English but by Portugal.
Even Brazil does not have any self respect. It literally uses the language of it's colonizers as national language. They don't even have any identity of their own. Technically they should be speaking Latin.
@@writersart2488 no where in my comment did i mention hindi or other regional languages spoken are inferior. I said we all still speak, read and write our own languages too besides English unlike Brazil which has compeletrly adopted a foreign language as ther own ans have forgotten their own languages Btw hindi is not the only language spoken in India there are other languages too. So pls you need to change the mentality that hindi the native language for all Indians. ..there are various other regional languages too spoken widey in different regions outside the hindi belt..However it doesn't make sense to ignore English and only stick to our own languages esentially That was my point .its like taking several steps backward and isolating ourselves. As far as the stereo types are concerned I am not even getting there ..that's a different topic all together..
There was nothing to get angry He just asked what we have always been hearing , and is written in our textbooks I think abhijit sir responded very well...
@@adwikrajesh7768 i would have been a dropout if this was written in my textbook and my parents would have supported . and would rather gone to any other state board
for those who say railway had not came to india without british in india .let me ask you a question: did british made space programe or satellite for india ? no , but still we have one . why ? because technology don't need any other foreign colonization
Would they have developed the same tech without the British influence? Seems unlikely. Only U.S. and Russia developed space programs which were then copied by others
"All colonisers are brutal... All colonialists are the same. They don't care about anyone else's human rights." Perfectly surmised, Mr. Chavda! Extremely balanced argument supported by historical and statistical facts. We must come out of this illusion of 'benevolent British colonialism' once and for all. As a linguistic professional I'd fully endorse your analysis of the English language. Yes, "We must find ways to get over this mental colonisation." This is one of your best videos.
Indians who dont recognize the british ebgineered bengal famine is disgusting, this just shows that being martyred has no value in india, as it even cant be recognized forget about respect
What is even worse is that when referring to someone evil our own people will be quick to use Hitlers name. But they will never use churchill, Hitler actually helped Netaji to set up thr first Free India movement under the Waffen SS while that racist genocidal chutiya churchill killed over 10 million of our people in the Bengal famine.
Very well said Abhijit Sir! Most of us (Indians) are still under Stockholm Syndrome that Britishers did something good for us. Especially who benefitted after Britishers left. There are still some Clubs where family rich people gather together and feels nostalgia about how India was good under British Colonization. And we are still told that we have progressed only bcoz of Britishers. Hence, its necessary for us to come out of this Syndrome and form a new India thinking and always be proud of our ancestors who sacrificed their lives for our Freedom.
The one Indian language that could have been accepted by almost all Indian states is Sanskrit. But we have all forgotten how to use it and besides the secularists will vehemently oppose its reintroduction. And this is a democracy, so...
@@zp8542 we should always put Sanskrit first. It is our nation's original language. That in itself should be our mother tongue since every mother tongue today is derived from Sanskrit.
Issue Ms.Roy is that Nehru never really thought of using Ambedkar's ideas. He wanted Sanskrit as our lingua franca. But, Tamilians and also chauvinists and Christians and Muslims won't accept it. If we had a communist autocracy which was Vedic in nature, then maybe it's possible.
I’ve attended many international seminars and meetings abroad. I’ve seen the French, the Germans, the Russians, the Chinese and the Japanese take notes during speeches in their own language. But we Indians take notes in English. Colonisation of India by the British is the single great blow to our nation’s self respect. As I grow older by the day I feel more and more humiliated of it. Perhaps that’s what the British intended to do to a great nation.
Everyone is entitled to their opinion and I love the fact that Pritish's views were not ridiculed. This is how all debates should be, politely try to convince the other person!
Sir please start posting in the Hindi Channel. Your knowledge is very useful and eye opener and it should must go to masses. And by using Hindi videos you will have a larger audience and greater number of people who will be aware of our History.
Abhijit ji your views about India has changed my total idea of india and about many personalty of indian history I really follow all your volgs and hope to do so in future.
wow sir you are just amazing I am in wow with your clarity and understanding of our culture. I will learn Sanskrit in the next few years, that's my Bhishma pratigna.
I am from Darjeeling but still no development has been done from indian government neither from state. Toy train which was started in 1887 and the tea plantations given by British is still giving us employment till date.. soo yeah for us Britishers done good thing for us than indian government
That is not British greatness. that is your failure to be great for yourself and your people. and they made you dependent on them for their benefits. don't take it personal. understand it on social level. don't wait for someone to spoon feed you. take matters in your own hand. that's why you didn't replace those outdated century old systems. Don't blame Indian government. the corrupt politicians and people in every part of geography do monopoly on resources.
बहुत बहुत बहुत सुक्रिया सर ।। ऐसे सवाल बहुत लोगो के मन मे है अभी भी मैंने सुना है लोगो को बोलते हुए की अगर ब्रिटिश नहीं होते तो इन्डिया इतना डेवलप नह होता पर सोचो अगर ब्रिटिशर्स अगर ना होते तो शायद आज भारत ज्यदा डेवलप होता🤷🏼♀️
I asked ChatGPT to draw a parallel between the Britishers and swarms of Locusts. Here is what it answered: The comparison between the British Empire and swarms of locusts draws attention to a striking parallel in their impact on the world. Just as locusts descend upon farmlands, consuming crops and leaving barren landscapes behind, the British Empire extended its reach across continents, leaving a wake of colonization and exploitation. The empire's voracious appetite for resources and power led to the systematic colonization of numerous countries, resulting in the exploitation of their wealth, resources, and cultures. Like locusts devouring fields, the Britishers consumed the riches of the lands they colonized, leaving behind socio-economic imbalances, cultural erosion, and political upheavals. The British Empire's colonization was marked by the imposition of their values, institutions, and governance systems, often at the expense of indigenous cultures and traditions. Just as locusts disrupt the delicate ecosystem of farmlands, the British rule disrupted the social fabric of the colonized nations. Economies were restructured to serve the interests of the empire, leading to unequal distribution of wealth and exploitation of local labor. The aftermath of British colonization echoes the aftermath of a locust invasion, with countries struggling to recover from the social, economic, and political scars inflicted by imperial rule. In summary, likening the British Empire to swarms of locusts underscores the parallel in their capacity to cause widespread devastation. Both phenomena highlight the far-reaching consequences of unchecked exploitation and dominance, whether in the natural world or in the realm of geopolitics.
obviously because. they built a cheap staircase to your house, emptied your house through the same staircase, then in the end they charge you twice amount of money to built the same staircase, then they boast "look we developed your house by building the expensive staircase" when the people were being artificially being killed in engineered hunger famines in the same house. house = India/country. staircase = train. try and replace these words and read again.
I am glad I found your channel. I really believed that Indians tought that the British colonization what the best that ever happened to them. You should come to countries with Indian Diaspora. This is the way they think. They think the Dutch are the best thing that ever happened to them. They can't see that the Dutch destroyed their self image and that's why they see them a better human beings than themselves and others. A small group of them keep our country down, just to please the Dutch.
Funnily enough I once had a conversation with my Spanish roommate who firmly believed the Spanish would’ve never been so bad as the English and I disagreed. But thinking about it now English definitely were the most devious of the lot.
Very good points- “English is an inferior language”. We teach phonics to teach reading and spelling to kids. The English language has so many exceptions to the rules of phonics that its funny. On the other hand, Hindi or any other Indian languages are pronounced exactly as they are spelt. Its so much easier to teach them than English.
Very much liked this conversation.. people are so much mentally colonised that we can’t get over of it.. British tactfully abolished our education system so that coming generation can be brought up along with low self confidence and that they could be easily tayght whatever they felt like
Sir I have studied in a christian school for all my life. I often feel disheartened that I know a lot about the Christian religion, the european history but not a lot about Hindu culture and Indian history. Isn't this the fault of our governments and teachers that they failed to teach us about our true history? Also I was always forbidden to raise any questions on anything and i was humiliated by my history teachers and my moral Science teachers. What can we do to make sure our future generations do not fall under this inferiority complex?
In class 10th cbse board we study in history book about the East India Company. The most controversial part of that book according to me is, 'Benefits of East India Company'. I mean, what benefits? That seed of myth eventually grows into a plant of misunderstanding and people end up taking this so called beneficiary side of EIC seriously.
Sir, idk whether this happens with anyone else but I feel I am an emotional person and right now I have just hatred for britishers and those who tried to colonize us in past. These videos of yours has enlightened me a lot about our real Indian History and made me cry often. I don't know how to react sometimes it's harsh reality but no one out there is giving any fk about it. But I really appreciate your boldness and courge that you have shown by covering these sensitive topics that which no one else will try to even touch in India beside criticizing country outside the nation. But I believe real people of India still exist here and they don't act like puppets instead they want reforms and soon we will be at the top again. Thanks Sir once again!
The kindness of a coloniser towards the natives is same as the kindness a butcher has on his goats. Had our ancestors been strong and smart enough to keep them under check, India would have been a wealthier place and people would have had a better life. Those days, foreigners came into India for trade, education and invasion. Thanks to British, Indians are going to other countries for education, employment and others. And we take pride of having an advantage of knowing English as it furthers our opportunities. Above all, the stigma of colonisation still haunts the Indians.
Japan and Germany in some course of higher study, they use English but other time even some of their private school also offer study in English. I am not making it up go and see the university language in japan and Germany or type in chrome which language they study in the higher course. I am not justifying British colonization but I am saying English became important because America grow by that language in the modern world.
Wonderful sir. I am from Kerala and I agree completely on the railways if one studies the railway line in Kerala alone you will find the line is very close to the coast. They completely destroyed the ports existing before their time. Entire networks of waterways destroyed. This comment section is not enough to summarise. But yeah let's atleast openly discuss about history so that we don't repeat it.
@@descendedofrigvedicclans2216 see if you want me to answer about a foreign language that has become a second or even a third language for many. You must understand that the same language is being studied and accepted in places like Japan and South Korea where they learn everything in mother tongue. In Indian's dilemma of a unified language Inglish is more acceptable. Hence my answer can't be a yes or no. And I tried politely to avoid your question but I guess you just want it ...
Absolutely right .. Sanskrit is written the way it's spoken unlike the European languages ..that proves that Sanskrit way too developed instead of English anytime
We all should be able to agree on one script though we may have different languages within India. This would surely integrate all languages. Also if Sanskrit script is followed then that would pave the way for highest knowledge of the self. But all regional people should agree to this because this would mean a lot in computerization commonly and has ever so many advantages without losing the ancient texts in one's own language. People should understand a Rose is a Rose in whatever name you call it. Similarly glory of any of the Indian languages would not diminish if script that can unify is adopted.
I'm okay with people using English at their workplaces, but bringing that language home and communicating with your family members in English is disgusting. One can see this trend a lot wherein parents feel the need to school their children in English, as if schooling them in their mother tongue is not going to sound serious enough. I look around and see people teaching their children ABCD at a very young age and these same kids grow up struggling to speak their mother tongue with proficiency! We need to push for Indian culture and Indian languages within India first.
I would agree with most of the statements you made. The British came to India because we were the richest nation on the planet at the time and they systematically plundered the country without any mercy or consideration for the local Indian population. Now the British not only have forgotten their colonial atrocities but strangely expect us to be grateful to them for the looting and havoc they caused in India. Sanskrit should be revived and made the national language of of India and not Hindi to be fair to all Indians in terms of both acceptance and the sacrifices we all have to make ( to share the burden equally among us) in order to make our ancient divine language great again and take pride in it.
Wealth of Mughal India was held disproportionately by the elites. The common people were not much better off than they were hundreds of years before that. Also it is likely that in the 1600s and early 1700s, the average British person was wealthier than the average person in India. By the 1600s Europe was undoubtedly at the forefront of technology globally. Steel from Europe was imported to India to create "firangi swords". Recall that just several centuries prior, India was famed for creation of Wootz steel, prized throughout the world. But by 1600s India no doubt fell far behind the others. Mughal India made significant use of European or Turkish mercenaries and relied on their technology. But in general pretty much everyone was poor before the industrial revolution.
Atal Bihari Vajpayee's one of the poem's lines quite perfectly summarizes the above video and is still relevant today i think- न संयम-व्यवस्था न एकात्मता है भरी है मनों में अभी तक गुलामी Lines are from उगा सूर्य कैसा कहो मुक्ति का ये
The present judicial system though it boasts as one of the best in the world, does not give justice equally thi everyone. One who is rich employs would lawyers who fig deep into archives of not only Indian penal code but also refer British penal code night end up giving injustice. Also it is said to note that lawyers sooner occupy most political and administrative positions whereas fight growth of a country industries, engineers, agriculturists, businessmen, educationists, economists etc.. are required more and more. Even now or age old systems work wonders in some areas where people accept and adhere to these systems for which and equitable justice that differs not involve costs but is administered by village elders who follow traditions. Iam not naming these areas since our human rights discuss would spoil the good there is.
To start decolonizing our minds, I am willing to learn any new Indian language only if it is close to Sanskrit for communication within India. I speak 3 languages odia, hindi, english and sambalpuri(folk language /dialect). I really like that Odia has a lot of Sanskrit words in use.
@@Aditi-us4bl aBritish brought with them ideas of women's education and women's rights that were not present in traditional Indian society. British women's rights activists and missionaries played a significant role in advocating for the education of girls in India and worked to abolish practices such as child marriage and sati.😒
@@moc9818 Why don't you verify this in multiple sources. Lord William Bentinc's name is everywhere. But very few places Raja Rammohan Roy's name will be seen, he was the most vocal about removal of sati pratha. Without self resistence can it actually happen? Our civilisation is capable of going the right way. What I despise about English is how it makes us feel insecure about ourselves, and hurts our confidence. South Korean, Chinese, European countries like France, Germany, Italy, they are doing fine economically without english. Believe it or not if we study in our mother tongue we will not struggle understanding complex subjects. Its easier.
#AskAbhijit Sir I have heard that some individual or a british have researched and find that every peoples live in jungles(Adivasi or Forest Peoples) through out the indian sub-continent do follow Hinduism.
#AskAbhijit With many languages spread throughout India, how to have a connecting language through out India. a) Should Sanskrit be used in different states with their respective scripts, ex Sanskrit in Bengali, Oriya, Malyalam script in their respective states etc. b) Should Sanskrit be used using Latin script? c) Should Sign Language and modified Braille script be used for this ? (Not using sanskrit or any other language in this case) What are your thoughts on these suggestions?
Agreed very much ! I am glad we were thought English language rather than French or Spanish or anything else. It's served us as a benefit as we speak it better than a lot and get to take advantage. Of course though the brutality and killing, we all hate that of colonization!
I don't think colonization was good for India. What is more important is some areas they need to look into. Facts of India's Great History and the solution for India is to look into its past and its history in particular ... Areas like Pacifism, vegetarism and general physical fitness of the overall shape of the population is the key for its future. After the great Kalinga war, King Ashoka became Buddhist because of his wife was also a Buddhist as well. The entire country was transformed into Buddhisim and Janism. Also the levels of physical fitness even today due to lower protien intake in the areas of Manufacturing, Sports, Military and general health is at a lower level. By 2050 as the Indian Economy improves the protien intake will be better from 40 grams per day to 60 grams. All of India was 90 percent vegetarian during Ashoka's time. Today it is about 60% Another reason is Genetics. Indians have a R1-a and R1-b mt-DNA as compared to L0, and mt-60 mt-DNA sequence in Africa and South India, Sri Lanka and Andaman Island. The mt-DNA L0 gene pool has the fastest 100 meter men's track athlete, Usain Bolt from Jamaica, but originally he is from West Africa with a timing of 9.64 seconds as compared to India's Anil Kumar's 10.21 seconds in the 100 meter men's Track Event. The reason being the genetic pool from Africa has better Sprinter's. India's men and women 100 meter track loses to Sri-Lanka because of the Indo-African roots in Sri-Lanka. The Sprinter genes is as a result of a muscle twitch mechanism present in the African gene pool One way for India to improve its fitness for manufacturing, sports, military strength fitness level is to perform high temperature Yoga at 35 degrees C instead of 24 degrees C normal room temperature
Congratulations Abhijit Chavda for your informative analysis from the point of view of our Nation's ancient History to it's relevance in the present times. Sanskrit is the Classical Language
Colonisation can never be good, but as a consequence of occupation of India some good did happen. This was not done out of platonic love . It was done for their own self interest e.g. to move logistics you need railways.
excellent points; i would love to ask anyone who thinks the railways mean british colonialism was a good thing this question: let’s do a thought experiment, let’s say it is a cold night, and a black man who is homeless tries to go into a homeless shelter, but the operator of the shelter refuses to allow him in specifically and explicitly because the operator does not like black people. let’s say that later that night the homeless shelter collapses and kills everyone inside. the black man will not die as he was turned away; but he still might freeze to death; and he was turned away for an awfull reason. in that circumstance would you say the rascist homeless shelter is a force for good? a thing can have individual beneficial effects without being a good thing. the good thing was an accident; the harm was intended. anyone who thinks colonization and british rule benefits the people of the colonized countries must agree that collapsing rascist homeless shelters are doing good.
@@noahjohnson5312I agree u have to always look into the brighter face of coin just move on let's not rub your head and squeeze the lemon continously enjoy that how European force present their things to other what the other race people can't do India must be a good place for hospitality but show the world power of industrial revolution when Brits start their own minor industry
Unfortunately, English is one unifying factor of India for now - not for every demographic but for active & young demographic English is needed to communicate. You can't pick a regional language and run the show - no Hindi, no Telugu, no Tamil etc.., It is the price we have to pay for not having Samskrutham in our education system as National language. Let's learn it.
well the one good that railway did for Indian is reduce famine. form 1900 until 1943 India did not have any major famines because transporting food one to another was made cheap.
#AskAbhijit Sir my question is 1946 naval mutiny, Bombay was inspired by Netaji Subhash Bose. What are evidence to back this statement. Is this true or false? Because allegedly British prime minister Clement Atley said that it was subhash Bose who caused indian independence.
I agree with Abhijit sir here. But, the problem here is the other top countries have a common language across their nation. But India is so much diversified. Almost each state has different language. Bringing all together to one of our common language is next to impossible. That's why British took this advantage and imposed their language common across the country.
The differences are superficial...bengali, Assamese, odiya, telugu, kannada, Marathi, and many more use more sanskrit words in general conversation than hindi. "Shudh Hindi" can be much easily understood by most of the people in india with a little bit of exposure. Being a bengali, I know.
@@sm-ts5vq Come to South India brother. As the Abhijit sir said in this video, Only two countries are there top 10 with english language and other countries like china has chinese, Japan-Japanese etc. Like these countries embraced their language, similarly, Our states embraced their languages. Maharashtrians are proud of their Marathi language. Tamil Nadu people proud of their tamil, similar with other states. that's why I said, it is next to impossible. I am not saying they won't talk but making the other language official than their own, they may don't agree.
@@puneet7768 Tamil people won't agree bro. For our generation it may be difficult. May be after two generations it might be possible. But I want to point out one thing here.If you remember, there was a case in one of colleges of UP(I don't exactly remember) where the lecturer who teach sanskrit was muslim and students refused to learn from him and did strike to remove him from that post. If this is a case, what are the chances?
@@nawazshaik it's mostly political...even Tamil has many sanskrit words. Kannada and telugu are full of sanskrit words. If hindi is spoken with sanskrit words...Southern states can easily understand hindi. Rather I would say telugu, kannada are more closer to sanskrit than current hindi. And I live in south FYI. Hindi needs to be sanskritized and then bengali, odiya, assamese, telugu, kannada would easily understand hindi.
Sir, Would india be more advance if we have used our languages hindi or sanskrit rather than english as the great mind of our country remain in country and contribute like china, japan ,korea and others SIR PLEASE ANSWER #AskAbhijit
"We were not backward when they came..... we became backward when they left" golden
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The very fact that this is even a question makes me a little sad, but we can't exactly blame the people who have this question these days for it. Generation upon generation has been subjected to and put through a largely Eurocentric education system (especially when it comes to the 'history' we are taught and the lens we are taught to view it through), as well as a lingering inferiority complex that is, unfortunately, still harboured by many Indians today. That makes me all the more thankful for people like Mr. Chavda who can respectfully counter this narrative and introduce a different viewpoint in doing so. Keep doing what you do, sir!
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Bro that is exactly what I wanted to say.
Christian Catholic Education Sytem. Or Abrahmized Education System.
@@bhnuc none #vedic education system
It made you a *little sad.* I was appalled that there are people who can make such a suggestion. It is the pacifist nature of Indians that we continue to be "respectful" of such depths of nonsense. The suggestion that, _Well, the British just shat in our faces and not in our mouths. So, that has to be good._
Abhijit sir , you should start your Hindi channel asap. So that people living in rural areas can learn about true history of India. ( Ironically I am talking in English 🙄)
Irony 😂😂
I wish he could START a TELUGU channel as well, I'm from ANDHRA PRADESH and I don't get to understand HINDI(Na bhada ardam cheysukondi acha bhacha thapa em radhu ra naku).
hope you understand majority of my state population don't understand HINDI also.
@@tejeswarareddykota5105 telugu channel start cheste kastam ni okka danki telugu channel start cheyala??
@@Mahakaalkideewani111 na okadi kosam ani em kadhu andi kani chestey bhagundu kadha ma entlo valu kani kotha valuu koda choostaru ani.
Hope you understand
Have a great time
@@tejeswarareddykota5105 You Christan ???
'British Occupiers were our saviours' is a classic case of Stockholm syndrome, that is when the victims start to have positive feelings towards the abuser or captor
LMAO my teacher says The English were the best thing that could ever happen to India.
So ture , and it's also been propogated to us by so called liberal intellectuals
@@monprakae7909 because your teacher and most of so called modern people only have NCERT and Wikipedia knowledge and nothing beyond that
@@monprakae7909 Is your teacher a Christian?
@@kumarjeetchakraborty9097 true
The way he politely disagrees and keeps his point shows that he wants to propagate knowledge and he's not like some pseudo intellectuals who disrespect the person just because the opinions aren't matching 🙏
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@@sainaresh6830 What you mean actually?
@@MrSoothsayer dhruv rathee
@@meditation8480 Is dhruv rathe German shepherd?
That's the sign of a truly intellectual man. I bet he was internally gnashing his teeth at the question but he didn't show his anger for the sake of humility.
I'm Indian studying in Russia... Here everyone proudly speak Russian,... Rich, poor ,students, diplomatic everything Russian.... No superior inferior on the basis of language..... Even some Russian words directly taken from Sanskrit... Like, 1-adin, 2-dwa, 3-tri, 4-chitri,5-pyat,6-sest, 7-sem, 8-wosem, 9-devit, 10-desit... These r not exactly same but u may see similarities with Sanskrit
Are you studying MBBS??
Maya, Dev, Brahma etc.
ya man very similar to Sanskrit
Hey, can you check if they do coding also in Russian?
@@vetiarvind 🤦🏻♂️🤦🏻♂️ why u people can't hear good about India and it's or say the world's oldest language Sanskrit.
"Brazil who is not so advanced but still have some self respect " - the best one man !
Brazil does not have any self respect. It literally uses the language of it's colonizers as national language. They don't even have any identity of their own. Technically they should be speaking Latin.
@@kushagrapal8689 ""Correct They Speak So Called Brazalian Portugese ""
@@voltgaming2213 population also 1/6th of india.
Brazil has long been a successful manufacturer of its own commercial aircraft .. this is better than many developed countries.. including Russia and China
they speak Portuguese, their coloniser's language, lol
I appreciate the guy who asked this question. It must be clarified like this.
i also appreciate that AC was respectful towards him,since, it was a well articulated question and the questioner seems to have general curiosity on this.
5:59 Brazil.. Not so advance... But still has a self respect and doesn't use English 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 the way he said it 🔥🔥
Yeah they use Portuguese.....
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"Brazil, Not so advance but still have some self-respect, doesn't use English"
This sentence explains the whole point that we are still under colonial hang over and not just lost our wealth but self respect and pride for being who we are.
Kudos to you sir 🙏🏼 thank you so much 🙏🏼🙏🏼
Brazil speaks Portuguese...it has forgotten the languages native to its land...Brazil was a Portugal colony and adopted the Portugal language ..so where's the self respect there? ... India still speaks hindi and other regional languages native to its land..besides speaking English ( we also speak English cuz we were colonized by the English / brits) which is an added bonus.. if not for anything else ..we can atlesst connect with the world community in a much better way than others who can't speak English ...learning and speaking a new language is never a bad thing... just imagine with the kind of backwardness and poverty we have today ..if we even didn't know English we'd have been in total shambles. The newer generations of China , Japan, Germany, France , eastern Europe have all started learning and communicating in English.. English has been introduced in there education system and so many of them are found of various language portals and social platform looking to practice their Englsh with native English speakers ... so all those counties have understood the importance of knowing English which is the lingua franca of the world.. so nothing wrong on knowing and adopting English language..which can help us to connect with international community more easily and in a better way
@@cosmictruth3600 Oh my god so much respect for English language. Boy learn the language good to communicate but don't dwell into it so much that u forget using mother tongue. Here in India people have a stereotype that a person speaking English is well educated and hindi speaking is just old fashion. Change this mentality and still keep English as a medium for better communication in any international matter ( travelling, studying, business, documents) but for national for god sake keep Hindi or your native language the top.
@@writersart2488 that is what is my very point. In India we haven't forgotten our mother tongue unlike Brazil or other Latin American countries. .. English is very important.. even in the ICSE syllabus English and Hindi subjects are compulsory besides other subjects like social studies, science, maths, etc ...( during my time ) not sure if they have added a regional language subject also alongside English and Hindi in today's time...and in all state board syllabus one regional language is certainly compulsory ...in our country we mostly communicate in our local language ..English is used only at work, interviews and official communications only...( especially in private sector) .. How many Indians can speak English properly? Not many ...it is because we mostly communicate in our local language. Unlike Brazil or other Latin American countries where they have forgotten their real language..and adopted the Latin languages of Portugal and Spanish respectively.. Brazil did not adopt English language however adopted Portuguese cuz they were not colonized by English but by Portugal.
Even Brazil does not have any self respect. It literally uses the language of it's colonizers as national language. They don't even have any identity of their own. Technically they should be speaking Latin.
@@writersart2488 no where in my comment did i mention hindi or other regional languages spoken are inferior. I said we all still speak, read and write our own languages too besides English unlike Brazil which has compeletrly adopted a foreign language as ther own ans have forgotten their own languages Btw hindi is not the only language spoken in India there are other languages too. So pls you need to change the mentality that hindi the native language for all Indians. ..there are various other regional languages too spoken widey in different regions outside the hindi belt..However it doesn't make sense to ignore English and only stick to our own languages esentially That was my point .its like taking several steps backward and isolating ourselves. As far as the stereo types are concerned I am not even getting there ..that's a different topic all together..
His question itself was enough to make me angry,but you handle it well
Yes
There was nothing to get angry
He just asked what we have always been hearing , and is written in our textbooks
I think abhijit sir responded very well...
@@adwikrajesh7768 i would have been a dropout if this was written in my textbook and my parents would have supported . and would rather gone to any other state board
Calm down he presented his question well.
@Nihilistic Atheist wtf ever heard shivaji maharaj
for those who say railway had not came to india without british in india .let me ask you a question:
did british made space programe or satellite for india ?
no , but still we have one .
why ?
because technology don't need any other foreign colonization
I find PowerTrain people everywhere
@@dibyansh7507 yes 😃
Would they have developed the same tech without the British influence? Seems unlikely. Only U.S. and Russia developed space programs which were then copied by others
To to a proper robbery you need proper equipments
Ans after that you carry back the treasure most importantly not tools
"All colonisers are brutal... All colonialists are the same. They don't care about anyone else's human rights."
Perfectly surmised, Mr. Chavda! Extremely balanced argument supported by historical and statistical facts. We must come out of this illusion of 'benevolent British colonialism' once and for all.
As a linguistic professional I'd fully endorse your analysis of the English language. Yes, "We must find ways to get over this mental colonisation." This is one of your best videos.
Indians who dont recognize the british ebgineered bengal famine is disgusting, this just shows that being martyred has no value in india, as it even cant be recognized forget about respect
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you look like Kanye West
*EXACTLY!*
What is even worse is that when referring to someone evil our own people will be quick to use Hitlers name. But they will never use churchill, Hitler actually helped Netaji to set up thr first Free India movement under the Waffen SS while that racist genocidal chutiya churchill killed over 10 million of our people in the Bengal famine.
@@autumnisbetterthanspring No need to insult the poor fellow.
We have our own Language that is Sanskrit... Lets change the society which we didn't done after 1947...
No one speaks it in general so it can be our official or national language
@@rimurutempest6576 it is as simple as south languages...We should teach in school.. that's it..
@@Unfollowthem True I'm in 9th rn and they teach us Sanskrit but in India no one speaks it Hindi mostly
Why is this even a QUESTION ?????
Yeah man, seriously
The point that English is blessing and they made us modern etc is a wide spread belief, so it's good that this question was asked.
@@sm-ts5vq English wouldn't have been a global language of British didn't "LOOT" India
The word loot is also Hindi
@@sm-ts5vq It's not your fault our education system makes us dumb and defend English at any cost
exactly ! even i wrote the same
india was the richest country in the world from 1CE to 1500 CE, according to angus maddison, british economist (history of world economics )
The Brutish Empire's crimes in India put NAZI crimes to shame, British Imperial culture is a contradiction in terms.
I loved the sarcastic smile and tone when he spoke about British constructing roads, buildings etc ! 😁
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Very well said Abhijit Sir!
Most of us (Indians) are still under Stockholm Syndrome that Britishers did something good for us. Especially who benefitted after Britishers left. There are still some Clubs where family rich people gather together and feels nostalgia about how India was good under British Colonization. And we are still told that we have progressed only bcoz of Britishers. Hence, its necessary for us to come out of this Syndrome and form a new India thinking and always be proud of our ancestors who sacrificed their lives for our Freedom.
The one Indian language that could have been accepted by almost all Indian states is Sanskrit. But we have all forgotten how to use it and besides the secularists will vehemently oppose its reintroduction. And this is a democracy, so...
@@zp8542 we should completely eradicate English.
@@zp8542 we should always put Sanskrit first. It is our nation's original language. That in itself should be our mother tongue since every mother tongue today is derived from Sanskrit.
@@AbhijeetKumar-vh1ff Yep, by slowly replacing Sanskrit with English.
Issue Ms.Roy is that Nehru never really thought of using Ambedkar's ideas. He wanted Sanskrit as our lingua franca. But, Tamilians and also chauvinists and Christians and Muslims won't accept it.
If we had a communist autocracy which was Vedic in nature, then maybe it's possible.
@@pratikchakraborty6354 stupid argument.
Blown away how well he addressed to this question with all this modesty
Ur anytime true sir🙏🙏
Jai hind 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳
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I’ve attended many international seminars and meetings abroad. I’ve seen the French, the Germans, the Russians, the Chinese and the Japanese take notes during speeches in their own language. But we Indians take notes in English. Colonisation of India by the British is the single great blow to our nation’s self respect. As I grow older by the day I feel more and more humiliated of it. Perhaps that’s what the British intended to do to a great nation.
Sir, you are a gem
Oh man! You are here too😅
is ur real name Pakalu Papito?
@@shardarai810 😂hmm yeah
How come a meme guy is interested in such serious things? I saw your comment on a video explaining Israel Palestine conflict as well 😂
@@shardarai810 i can also becum a serious Humayan bean
Everyone is entitled to their opinion and I love the fact that Pritish's views were not ridiculed. This is how all debates should be, politely try to convince the other person!
Sir please start posting in the Hindi Channel. Your knowledge is very useful and eye opener and it should must go to masses. And by using Hindi videos you will have a larger audience and greater number of people who will be aware of our History.
Mind blowing analysis. Our country needs you Sir. Please remove more & more darkness from in front of the eyes of 130 cr Indians
Beautifully explained status of English without being offensive
Abhijit ji your views about India has changed my total idea of india and about many personalty of indian history I really follow all your volgs and hope to do so in future.
wow sir you are just amazing I am in wow with your clarity and understanding of our culture. I will learn Sanskrit in the next few years, that's my Bhishma pratigna.
I am from Darjeeling but still no development has been done from indian government neither from state. Toy train which was started in 1887 and the tea plantations given by British is still giving us employment till date.. soo yeah for us Britishers done good thing for us than indian government
That is not British greatness. that is your failure to be great for yourself and your people. and they made you dependent on them for their benefits. don't take it personal. understand it on social level. don't wait for someone to spoon feed you. take matters in your own hand. that's why you didn't replace those outdated century old systems. Don't blame Indian government. the corrupt politicians and people in every part of geography do monopoly on resources.
Darjeeling doesn't belong to gorkhas, you occupied it. Even you who helped British government to kill Sikhs during jaliwanabagh hatyakando.
बहुत बहुत बहुत सुक्रिया सर ।। ऐसे सवाल बहुत लोगो के मन मे है अभी भी मैंने सुना है लोगो को बोलते हुए की अगर ब्रिटिश नहीं होते तो इन्डिया इतना डेवलप नह होता पर सोचो अगर ब्रिटिशर्स अगर ना होते तो शायद आज भारत ज्यदा डेवलप होता🤷🏼♀️
sahi bat hamra paisa adhunikaran me ham lgate jo british lut le gaye
That's why we need to know our roots
I asked ChatGPT to draw a parallel between the Britishers and swarms of Locusts. Here is what it answered: The comparison between the British Empire and swarms of locusts draws attention to a striking parallel in their impact on the world. Just as locusts descend upon farmlands, consuming crops and leaving barren landscapes behind, the British Empire extended its reach across continents, leaving a wake of colonization and exploitation. The empire's voracious appetite for resources and power led to the systematic colonization of numerous countries, resulting in the exploitation of their wealth, resources, and cultures. Like locusts devouring fields, the Britishers consumed the riches of the lands they colonized, leaving behind socio-economic imbalances, cultural erosion, and political upheavals.
The British Empire's colonization was marked by the imposition of their values, institutions, and governance systems, often at the expense of indigenous cultures and traditions. Just as locusts disrupt the delicate ecosystem of farmlands, the British rule disrupted the social fabric of the colonized nations. Economies were restructured to serve the interests of the empire, leading to unequal distribution of wealth and exploitation of local labor. The aftermath of British colonization echoes the aftermath of a locust invasion, with countries struggling to recover from the social, economic, and political scars inflicted by imperial rule.
In summary, likening the British Empire to swarms of locusts underscores the parallel in their capacity to cause widespread devastation. Both phenomena highlight the far-reaching consequences of unchecked exploitation and dominance, whether in the natural world or in the realm of geopolitics.
We need a national language to unite us that is sanskrit (Bhartiya language).
I know I should write it in sanskrit but I was never taught sanskrit
Yes I think the same
संस्कृतं ये प्रशंसन्ति ये प्रशंसन्ति संस्कृतिम् ।
स्वदेशं ये च शंसन्ति धन्यं जीवन्ति ते नराः ॥
@@yugopal great job 🇮🇳,
Unity in Diversity was a horrendous Failure.
@@couchpotato5363 Islam ☪️️ is a failure, incarcerated to crush humanity.
The british built railways argument is incredibly infuriating
obviously because. they built a cheap staircase to your house, emptied your house through the same staircase, then in the end they charge you twice amount of money to built the same staircase, then they boast "look we developed your house by building the expensive staircase" when the people were being artificially being killed in engineered hunger famines in the same house.
house = India/country.
staircase = train.
try and replace these words and read again.
I am glad I found your channel. I really believed that Indians tought that the British colonization what the best that ever happened to them. You should come to countries with Indian Diaspora. This is the way they think. They think the Dutch are the best thing that ever happened to them. They can't see that the Dutch destroyed their self image and that's why they see them a better human beings than themselves and others. A small group of them keep our country down, just to please the Dutch.
Golden words in the end. Just pure gold.
Funnily enough I once had a conversation with my Spanish roommate who firmly believed the Spanish would’ve never been so bad as the English and I disagreed. But thinking about it now English definitely were the most devious of the lot.
Very good points- “English is an inferior language”. We teach phonics to teach reading and spelling to kids. The English language has so many exceptions to the rules of phonics that its funny. On the other hand, Hindi or any other Indian languages are pronounced exactly as they are spelt. Its so much easier to teach them than English.
Very much liked this conversation.. people are so much mentally colonised that we can’t get over of it.. British tactfully abolished our education system so that coming generation can be brought up along with low self confidence and that they could be easily tayght whatever they felt like
Sir I have studied in a christian school for all my life. I often feel disheartened that I know a lot about the Christian religion, the european history but not a lot about Hindu culture and Indian history. Isn't this the fault of our governments and teachers that they failed to teach us about our true history? Also I was always forbidden to raise any questions on anything and i was humiliated by my history teachers and my moral Science teachers. What can we do to make sure our future generations do not fall under this inferiority complex?
This is because whole system is in the hands of our enemies
Love to listen Avijit sir, can listen him for whole day ♥️
Man.. this answer is most preciousss.. 🙏
The British Empire was an inglorious empire.
Benevolent empires don't exist
The accounting must start on these people🕉🔺➕
Had British not came to India this much development would not have come.
Dr. Myth-Buster par excellence! You are a gift to English-speaking world. ;)
Sir plz upload videos on your hindi channel so that people from rural areas can understand real history and geopolitics
Wonderfully handled!!
In class 10th cbse board we study in history book about the East India Company. The most controversial part of that book according to me is,
'Benefits of East India Company'.
I mean, what benefits?
That seed of myth eventually grows into a plant of misunderstanding and people end up taking this so called beneficiary side of EIC seriously.
It has very few alleged monetary benefits..... Otherwise British rule destroyed Hindus morally, spiritually
I totally agree with you sir 🙏
Sir, idk whether this happens with anyone else but I feel I am an emotional person and right now I have just hatred for britishers and those who tried to colonize us in past. These videos of yours has enlightened me a lot about our real Indian History and made me cry often. I don't know how to react sometimes it's harsh reality but no one out there is giving any fk about it. But I really appreciate your boldness and courge that you have shown by covering these sensitive topics that which no one else will try to even touch in India beside criticizing country outside the nation. But I believe real people of India still exist here and they don't act like puppets instead they want reforms and soon we will be at the top again.
Thanks Sir once again!
Same happens to me
Excellent video! Thank you!
1st Preference must be given for Local Regional Languages, 2nd and others will be Hindi, Urdu and English !
Sir I am always astounded by your knowledge 🙏🏽
Sir, what did the British do with the money they looted from our country?
@Nav The numbers don't add up, actually. They lost a lot of money through wars though. But still the numbers don't add up.
The kindness of a coloniser towards the natives is same as the kindness a butcher has on his goats. Had our ancestors been strong and smart enough to keep them under check, India would have been a wealthier place and people would have had a better life. Those days, foreigners came into India for trade, education and invasion. Thanks to British, Indians are going to other countries for education, employment and others. And we take pride of having an advantage of knowing English as it furthers our opportunities. Above all, the stigma of colonisation still haunts the Indians.
Outstanding view point sir🙏 . Your videos are very much informative.
Japan and Germany in some course of higher study, they use English but other time even some of their private school also offer study in English. I am not making it up go and see the university language in japan and Germany or type in chrome which language they study in the higher course. I am not justifying British colonization but I am saying English became important because America grow by that language in the modern world.
Wonderful sir. I am from Kerala and I agree completely on the railways if one studies the railway line in Kerala alone you will find the line is very close to the coast. They completely destroyed the ports existing before their time. Entire networks of waterways destroyed. This comment section is not enough to summarise. But yeah let's atleast openly discuss about history so that we don't repeat it.
@@descendedofrigvedicclans2216 ha ha
@@descendedofrigvedicclans2216 see if you want me to answer about a foreign language that has become a second or even a third language for many. You must understand that the same language is being studied and accepted in places like Japan and South Korea where they learn everything in mother tongue. In Indian's dilemma of a unified language Inglish is more acceptable. Hence my answer can't be a yes or no. And I tried politely to avoid your question but I guess you just want it ...
Absolutely right .. Sanskrit is written the way it's spoken unlike the European languages ..that proves that Sanskrit way too developed instead of English anytime
Mr. Preetish are your doubts cleared??
We all should be able to agree on one script though we may have different languages within India. This would surely integrate all languages. Also if Sanskrit script is followed then that would pave the way for highest knowledge of the self. But all regional people should agree to this because this would mean a lot in computerization commonly and has ever so many advantages without losing the ancient texts in one's own language. People should understand a Rose is a Rose in whatever name you call it. Similarly glory of any of the Indian languages would not diminish if script that can unify is adopted.
I'm okay with people using English at their workplaces, but bringing that language home and communicating with your family members in English is disgusting. One can see this trend a lot wherein parents feel the need to school their children in English, as if schooling them in their mother tongue is not going to sound serious enough. I look around and see people teaching their children ABCD at a very young age and these same kids grow up struggling to speak their mother tongue with proficiency! We need to push for Indian culture and Indian languages within India first.
the growth of english language and culture is growing exponentially
kind request to educated masses in pure hindi/ sanskrit if possible
Sir Namaste thank for all the information i am indian from south africa
I would agree with most of the statements you made. The British came to India because we were the richest nation on the planet at the time and they systematically plundered the country without any mercy or consideration for the local Indian population. Now the British not only have forgotten their colonial atrocities but strangely expect us to be grateful to them for the looting and havoc they caused in India. Sanskrit should be revived and made the national language of of India and not Hindi to be fair to all Indians in terms of both acceptance and the sacrifices we all have to make ( to share the burden equally among us) in order to make our ancient divine language great again and take pride in it.
Wealth of Mughal India was held disproportionately by the elites. The common people were not much better off than they were hundreds of years before that. Also it is likely that in the 1600s and early 1700s, the average British person was wealthier than the average person in India. By the 1600s Europe was undoubtedly at the forefront of technology globally. Steel from Europe was imported to India to create "firangi swords". Recall that just several centuries prior, India was famed for creation of Wootz steel, prized throughout the world. But by 1600s India no doubt fell far behind the others. Mughal India made significant use of European or Turkish mercenaries and relied on their technology. But in general pretty much everyone was poor before the industrial revolution.
Atal Bihari Vajpayee's one of the poem's lines quite perfectly summarizes the above video and is still relevant today i think-
न संयम-व्यवस्था न एकात्मता है
भरी है मनों में अभी तक गुलामी
Lines are from उगा सूर्य कैसा कहो मुक्ति का ये
The present judicial system though it boasts as one of the best in the world, does not give justice equally thi everyone. One who is rich employs would lawyers who fig deep into archives of not only Indian penal code but also refer British penal code night end up giving injustice. Also it is said to note that lawyers sooner occupy most political and administrative positions whereas fight growth of a country industries, engineers, agriculturists, businessmen, educationists, economists etc.. are required more and more. Even now or age old systems work wonders in some areas where people accept and adhere to these systems for which and equitable justice that differs not involve costs but is administered by village elders who follow traditions. Iam not naming these areas since our human rights discuss would spoil the good there is.
To start decolonizing our minds, I am willing to learn any new Indian language only if it is close to Sanskrit for communication within India.
I speak 3 languages odia, hindi, english and sambalpuri(folk language /dialect). I really like that Odia has a lot of Sanskrit words in use.
You know you're able to express your thoughts because of them😒...
@@moc9818
मैं अपने विचार हिन्दी में भी दे सकती हूँ
ମୁଁ ମଧ୍ୟ ମୋ ଚିନ୍ତାଧାରାକୁ ଓଡିଆରେ ପ୍ରକାଶ କରିପାରିବି |
ଏହା ମୋ ପାଇଁ ସହଜ
@@moc9818 ଯଦି ତୁମେ ଆଗ୍ରହୀ ତେବେ ତୁମେ ଏହାର ଅର୍ଥ ଖୋଜିବାକୁ ଚେଷ୍ଟା କରିବ |
@@Aditi-us4bl aBritish brought with them ideas of women's education and women's rights that were not present in traditional Indian society. British women's rights activists and missionaries played a significant role in advocating for the education of girls in India and worked to abolish practices such as child marriage and sati.😒
@@moc9818 Why don't you verify this in multiple sources. Lord William Bentinc's name is everywhere. But very few places Raja Rammohan Roy's name will be seen, he was the most vocal about removal of sati pratha. Without self resistence can it actually happen? Our civilisation is capable of going the right way.
What I despise about English is how it makes us feel insecure about ourselves, and hurts our confidence. South Korean, Chinese, European countries like France, Germany, Italy, they are doing fine economically without english. Believe it or not if we study in our mother tongue we will not struggle understanding complex subjects. Its easier.
Tremendous stuff. Simply superb. And a wonderful delivering capacity.
4:40 -- European not Used English language and China & Japan , Brazil
#AskAbhijit Sir I have heard that some individual or a british have researched and find that every peoples live in jungles(Adivasi or Forest Peoples) through out the indian sub-continent do follow Hinduism.
Simple as that
#AskAbhijit With many languages spread throughout India, how to have a connecting language through out India.
a) Should Sanskrit be used in different states with their respective scripts, ex Sanskrit in Bengali, Oriya, Malyalam script in their respective states etc.
b) Should Sanskrit be used using Latin script?
c) Should Sign Language and modified Braille script be used for this ? (Not using sanskrit or any other language in this case)
What are your thoughts on these suggestions?
💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯 i agree with you sir
Sir what is the true history of Jaichand and Prithviraj chauhan?
Poision is poision no matter how less it is as same as brutal is brutal no matter how less it was
Sure.... Sir
Please make one separate video or series
on annihilation of Indian lives,culture,wealth and knowledge .
Like mentioned in book Anarchy
Agreed very much !
I am glad we were thought English language rather than French or Spanish or anything else.
It's served us as a benefit as we speak it better than a lot and get to take advantage.
Of course though the brutality and killing, we all hate that of colonization!
I don't think colonization was good for India. What is more important is some areas they need to look into. Facts of India's Great History and the solution for India is to look into its past and its history in particular ... Areas like Pacifism, vegetarism and general physical fitness of the overall shape of the population is the key for its future. After the great Kalinga war, King Ashoka became Buddhist because of his wife was also a Buddhist as well. The entire country was transformed into Buddhisim and Janism. Also the levels of physical fitness even today due to lower protien intake in the areas of Manufacturing, Sports, Military and general health is at a lower level. By 2050 as the Indian Economy improves the protien intake will be better from 40 grams per day to 60 grams. All of India was 90 percent vegetarian during Ashoka's time. Today it is about 60% Another reason is Genetics. Indians have a R1-a and R1-b mt-DNA as compared to L0, and mt-60 mt-DNA sequence in Africa and South India, Sri Lanka and Andaman Island. The mt-DNA L0 gene pool has the fastest 100 meter men's track athlete, Usain Bolt from Jamaica, but originally he is from West Africa with a timing of 9.64 seconds as compared to India's Anil Kumar's 10.21 seconds in the 100 meter men's Track Event. The reason being the genetic pool from Africa has better Sprinter's. India's men and women 100 meter track loses to Sri-Lanka because of the Indo-African roots in Sri-Lanka. The Sprinter genes is as a result of a muscle twitch mechanism present in the African gene pool One way for India to improve its fitness for manufacturing, sports, military strength fitness level is to perform high temperature Yoga at 35 degrees C instead of 24 degrees C normal room temperature
Mother language is only way to success with ease of understanding , communicate and learn✔✔✔✔✔
"Angrej chle gye inhe chod gye ..."... Best suited for people like them
Congratulations Abhijit Chavda for your informative analysis from the point of view of our Nation's ancient History to it's relevance in the present times.
Sanskrit is the Classical Language
Thank you Abhijeet Sir.. thank you very very much.. we need this answer and the way you answered it. 🙏🙏 Pranaams to you 🙏
Myth busted brutally. Respect. 👌
Thanks a Lot Abhijit Sir.
Thanks!
Colonisation can never be good, but as a consequence of occupation of India some good did happen. This was not done out of platonic love . It was done for their own self interest e.g. to move logistics you need railways.
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excellent points; i would love to ask anyone who thinks the railways mean british colonialism was a good thing this question: let’s do a thought experiment, let’s say it is a cold night, and a black man who is homeless tries to go into a homeless shelter, but the operator of the shelter refuses to allow him in specifically and explicitly because the operator does not like black people. let’s say that later that night the homeless shelter collapses and kills everyone inside. the black man will not die as he was turned away; but he still might freeze to death; and he was turned away for an awfull reason. in that circumstance would you say the rascist homeless shelter is a force for good? a thing can have individual beneficial effects without being a good thing. the good thing was an accident; the harm was intended. anyone who thinks colonization and british rule benefits the people of the colonized countries must agree that collapsing rascist homeless shelters are doing good.
@@noahjohnson5312I agree u have to always look into the brighter face of coin just move on let's not rub your head and squeeze the lemon continously enjoy that how European force present their things to other what the other race people can't do India must be a good place for hospitality but show the world power of industrial revolution when Brits start their own minor industry
Human psychology tells us the strong men strong allies always lead the weak allies weak men universe as a clear as a day
Of course its sad we get such questions
but on the brighter side if there are others with similar questions
Its good that it gets addressed here
Sir, Brazil does use the European language Portuguese, still a foreign language
Unfortunately, English is one unifying factor of India for now - not for every demographic but for active & young demographic English is needed to communicate. You can't pick a regional language and run the show - no Hindi, no Telugu, no Tamil etc.., It is the price we have to pay for not having Samskrutham in our education system as National language. Let's learn it.
well the one good that railway did for Indian is reduce famine. form 1900 until 1943 India did not have any major famines because transporting food one to another was made cheap.
#AskAbhijit Sir my question is 1946 naval mutiny, Bombay was inspired by Netaji Subhash Bose. What are evidence to back this statement. Is this true or false? Because allegedly British prime minister Clement Atley said that it was subhash Bose who caused indian independence.
I agree with Abhijit sir here. But, the problem here is the other top countries have a common language across their nation. But India is so much diversified. Almost each state has different language. Bringing all together to one of our common language is next to impossible. That's why British took this advantage and imposed their language common across the country.
The differences are superficial...bengali, Assamese, odiya, telugu, kannada, Marathi, and many more use more sanskrit words in general conversation than hindi.
"Shudh Hindi" can be much easily understood by most of the people in india with a little bit of exposure. Being a bengali, I know.
@@sm-ts5vq Come to South India brother. As the Abhijit sir said in this video, Only two countries are there top 10 with english language and other countries like china has chinese, Japan-Japanese etc. Like these countries embraced their language, similarly, Our states embraced their languages. Maharashtrians are proud of their Marathi language. Tamil Nadu people proud of their tamil, similar with other states. that's why I said, it is next to impossible. I am not saying they won't talk but making the other language official than their own, they may don't agree.
We can have Sanskrit as the sole national language of India.
@@puneet7768 Tamil people won't agree bro. For our generation it may be difficult. May be after two generations it might be possible. But I want to point out one thing here.If you remember, there was a case in one of colleges of UP(I don't exactly remember) where the lecturer who teach sanskrit was muslim and students refused to learn from him and did strike to remove him from that post. If this is a case, what are the chances?
@@nawazshaik it's mostly political...even Tamil has many sanskrit words. Kannada and telugu are full of sanskrit words. If hindi is spoken with sanskrit words...Southern states can easily understand hindi. Rather I would say telugu, kannada are more closer to sanskrit than current hindi. And I live in south FYI. Hindi needs to be sanskritized and then bengali, odiya, assamese, telugu, kannada would easily understand hindi.
Sir, Would india be more advance if we have used our languages hindi or sanskrit rather than english as the great mind of our country remain in country and contribute like china, japan ,korea and others
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