Thanks sir

Excellent discussion

Do we know that AASI itself was a homogenous genetic group? there could have been many different tribes, with different genes and languages throughout the subcontinent.

I wonder how many yamnaya/sintashta actually came to the subcontinent. Today it might be 15% of the population, but how many came originally. Also David Reich says that one-third of India's population belong to castes that had a founder effect. What is the steppe percentage in those groups? (If it is substantial, most of the steppe percentage could just be because of the founder effect)

Great podcast

best set of questions every asked to JSD....

Great discussion👍

As we all know , Brahmins are new untouchables like Jews . Can't we stand together and support each other to uplift ourself . when I read the social media comments most of the people always abuse Brahmins because we are soft target.

Hi Brown pundits,how are you

Vedic aryans were fish eating Brahmins who lived along saraswati rivers and migrated as saraswats as the river dried up these people genetically are from yamnaya step ancestors mixed with Indian Iranians this closes the final chapter on this political charged topic any takers please comment

wow

This video is painful to watch. It shows how helpless and pathetic we are. Especially today's indic people

Great podcast. Great thought-rovoking questions asked and excellent responses given. Both of you made for an engaging 2 hours.

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Great exposition and discussion. Would be better still if you guys come on video as well. Like you did in the J Sai episode.

This is my first time on your channel. It was a fantastic experience. Appreciate your frankness and research

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Thankyou for asking new questions to him . I was getting bored of listening to him speak on thing that he has already written in length about and spoken to many times already .

You are completely ignoring the time of drying up of River Saraswati. Think about that. Rigved talks of a mighty river flowing from Himalay to the sea. Ask yourselves when was it flowing mightily? Going by latest geological studies it dried up well before 4000 BC. That would make Vedic period prior to IVC.

I'm from Shimla and what Sai said is so true. Eyes tear up seeing the destruction of Maa Bharti in such a ruthless way. Hydropower and forced industrialisation have destroyed the Himachal. The state isn't suited for such heavy load. Solar power and biogas plants are the only sustainable way to keep this Deva-bhoomi ideal for the Devas, for both the Purush and the Prakruti Jai Bholenath 🕉️ 🙏

i just realized that any physical or digital entity or structures are not merely dead matter but instead the housing of the collective unconscious of a group then its highly imperative to build and strengthen the entities or structure that can negate or lessen its attacks but then that to take place the collective unconsciousness of the hindus should deeply introspect itself and know its own deep hatred and insecurities that have been placed by the colonialists,it should decolonise itself from the mind ,and how can that happen ,krishna says to do svadharma,the act which belongs to the capacity of the individual and not doing paradharma or that which one is not supposed to do,we have all been engaged in paradharma and created vasanas which are simmering underneath and creating grandiose dreams and subsequent chasing of those dreams ,break our own legs,delude ourselves...once we go back to svadharma then the broken connection of ancestors,deities ,nature will restored...

need to know about the bengal immunity to caste wars...great talk,thank you

Ok I Have the articulated and intelcual crush on j.sai

another great episode in this amazing series

I can say proudly that I have taken very identical view and have been spreading this view in my social media account. Basically influenced by many present day speakers including more so by Sai Deepak. Sh Gaurav Lele has asked very relevant questions. Kudos to you.

Thanks everyone for your kind words. It was a great experience having a free flowing conversation with one of the leading thinkers of the modern times.

well read the inscriptions on the temples then

JSD you are just awesome. I often just dream about being you

I really like how Gaurav articulated his points against decoloniality. Instead of hating the tool he recognizes that Bharat needs to be decolonized and that this tool can also be misused. What I really don't like is how Kushal Mehra has been presenting his arguments against decoloniality. He thinks this tools could be used to create some kind of castiest dystopia and that is the ''only'' direction decolonialty could go. Would love to see some kind of a discussion between Kushal and Sai Deepak some day but one could say that Sai Deepak has already presented his arguments later in this video and many times in his earlier talks.

Nice conversation. Always treat to listen to j Sai deepak

Nice interaction... Good questions Gaurav.

Read Sri Aurobindo's assessment of Gandhi

Sai is a shudra from a humble village in telengana. He is a brahmin by knowledge and shudra by birth.

The host seems like a very informed and active person...very nice interaction!! Kudos to the host for approaching the talk in a very engaging way

Interesting discussion

Awesome conversation - great questions, great answers 👏thank you!

Well done 👍👏👏👏👏

Brilliant conversation. Thanks Gaurav for taking the time and energy to study (not just read) both the books and putting so much thought into asking incisive questions that brought the best out of Sai.

Interesting discussion illuminating. This to me is the flowering of India’s democracy. To get a seat at the administration table every community is jockeying for a seat at the table. Good. The ‘Dalits’ the so called the group perpetually at the bottom of the totem pole have an awakening, muscle flexing-encourage it we should as long as it is peaceful and their feelings of having arrived-no longer do they just want to be the hewer of wood and drawer of water. Greening of Democracy 👏👏👏👏

I want JSD nad RGV having a debate. Both speak to the point and makes sense...

This was great, wish Pak broke in 3 Pieces

We need a pro-active Hindu India not a reactive Hindu India.

What a great Episode

This is called interview

Sai ji is inspired and a blessing for us.

This is really funny 😃 One of the most articulate, committed and conscious/awakened Son of Maa Bharti is being asked to introduce himself. One of the sharpest brains ... Nonetheless, you're doing a great job Gaurav

Interesting discussion

More than JSD it is the anchor who is not interesting. He has been very humble in sharing his position and his preconceived notions and slowly breaking the shekels of Brown washing colonial citizen

Never interfere the lecture talk .5he reason we hate to watch tv news channels...the channel got valued.

I would like to say the last 30 minutes of the podcast is like Kaantara...it's out of the world and something you should not miss