Mind-Bending Indian History - Secrets Never Heard Before | Surya Roy on Abhijit Chavda Podcast 65

[@prponline33]

As an Odia I am really greatful & 0bliged to Professor Surya Roy & Mr.Abhijit Chavada for giving justice to history of Kalinga which was mostly neglected by so called British Indian scholars in history & anthropology specially from Madras & Calcutta presidency. Now it seems that Mr.Roy has done a thorough research on it & given due glory to the history of Kalinga. My family belongs to the native village of legendary Biju Pattanayak in Ganjam district now based at Toronto. My maternal grand father was Head master in an Odia School in Rangoon ,before Burma was separated from India 1935. He went there from Gopalpur port. Ganjam & Chilka Pipli were epicenter of Kalingan maritime Affairs. "Reclaiming History" is really an interesting subject & praiseworthy as well. Wish you all the best in your endeavor. Regards Ranjan Pattanayak

[@rajkapoor9830]

Odia school at Rangoon???????

[@mayanktripathi8726]

I hope Orissa with 95+ percent Sanatani Hindus is able to become the torch bearer of Sanatani revival and resilience....I am from U.P ...2024 gen elcetions have shaken my faith in the UP electorate..they are casteist and are proud of their castes above Sanatan Dharma

[@AllhaSuarwala]

​@@mayanktripathi8726 in Odisha there's no casteism and dirty politics.. , communal violence . people from other states are coming here for job purpose, some are willing to stay here permanently. But i fear migration... from north , we don't want bihari, hindhians and illegal rohingyas may destroy our peaceful environment here. And threat to our ଓଡ଼ିଆ language.

[@prponline33]

​@@rajkapoor9830yes there Odia localities still now in Rangoon (Yangoon) in Myanmar. They have been staying there for centuries before British Raj. The Maritime trade between Kalinga & Burma was so strong at that time.

[@adm7038]

@@prponline33Did you notice 31:04 ?

[@kollurisatyasai3702]

Couldn’t control tears listing to the event of Sri Kshetra. How our ancestors fought to keep alive their deities 😢

[@pashamuna2190]

Sri kshetra?

[@jayantamohanty6002]

​@@pashamuna2190means puri jagannath

[@dreamer8721]

We are barely scathing the surface as far as our real history is concerned. Surya Roy sir looks like he is doing his honest best and of course Abhijit chavda sir as always allowing the guest to speak his mind rather than interrupt again and again

[@dipankarmohanty]

As an odia it feels nice that this is going out to the rest of india.

[@wackopa2]

My village is 30 kms from Bhubaneswar towards Konarak. My Grandfather used to tell us about the invasion of kalapahad.

[@ashokkumarpanda8113]

The best ever Indian history video I have seen ! Hats off...🎉 Hope more and more research will be done on these so that the this true history comes into the so-called mainstream history.

[@monty5308]

In childhood, we used to celebrate "Taapoi" Puja that celebrated the youngest girl child's travails and ultimate win in a family consisting of seven other doting elder brothers. She had to suffer at the hands of jealous sisters-in-law when the bothers were out in the sea,on a regular journey to far off land. The brothers were "Sadhabas" meaning rich traders mainly doing maritime business. As inheritor of this legacy, we had only a sketchy idea of of the maritime history of our ancestors which was turning in to mythology in absence o facts as presented by here. Correct history provides the context to your being and makes you strong. Absence of it, makes you rootless and leaves you as a collection of individuals and not as a nation with a cause. The invading muslims and christians were largely responsible, but not quite. Hopefully, we start from here, afresh. Thank you for this refreshing episode.

[@indranidutta1945]

Shaat bhai chompa-Bihar, bengal, Odisha collectively gaur-shared history and culture🌈

[@rashmitripathy1112]

Because of Kalinga has huge elephants , Kalinga king was called Gajapati

[@Sdgutfbb34566]

Kalinga had a good trading partnership with bali, sumantra, indonesia all those countries there is a age old sotiry of taupoi a young girl whose brothers will go on a sail and she will be harassed by her sister in laws . After 12 years her brothers will come and see her in tattered clothes and punish their wives😢😢

[@sradhanjalibehera1108]

True

[@historicalguruji2544]

Jai kalinga 🚩❤️

[@ariyanghadei6462]

​@@historicalguruji2544sugyan bhai ଜୟ ଜଗନ୍ନାଥ ମୁଁ ତମ video ଦେଖେ ତମେ ବୋହୁତ ଭଲ video ବନାଅ ଏବେ ଆଉ କାଇଁ video ବନାଉନ କି

[@chittalarunachalam6412]

Jl​@@historicalguruji2544

[@soumyas.1897]

Such a fabulous podcast As an odia Khandayat this is first time i heard such in-depth yet simple explanation of kalingan history, no one ever talks about it really appreciate for this podcast hope every odia listen to this now a days very few people know about this this should reach to every odia.

[@Ajhng]

Indeed

[@nehjawanpuria7681]

I have visited a Jagannath tempple in Mandi, Himachal Pradesh, few hundred meters from the ancient Panchvaktra Temple. The interesting fact is that the said Jagannath Temple was built around 1679-1680s and the priest there claims that the Vigraha in this temple is the oldest Jagannath Vigraha with Balrama and Subhadra as there have been no Naba-Kalebara in this temple in around last 444 years.

[@sitarampradhan8488]

Lol ... As a odia i know jaganath temple was rebuilt by King jajati keshari during 949 to 959. But it was first build by thousands before legendary king Indradymna. Lord JAGANATH guided queen Gundicha where to build. First learn our history and culture then write real facts. All sources are available on internet.

[@nehjawanpuria7681]

@@sitarampradhan8488 brother, calm down. read first what i wrote, then shout. My comment is not about how old is our puri temple is. It is about the Jagannath temple in Mandi, Himachal Prdesh, which is unexplored and fact that there are many unexplored temples in India dedicated to Shri Jagannath.

[@mtarkes]

@@sitarampradhan8488 are you an illiterate person?

[@ravikhanna54]

The amount of knowledge and information gained from this single podcast is normally equivalent to several in a series. The encyclopedic knowledge of Shri Surya Roy is mind-boggling. This type of history should be encouraged in our schools and universities.

[@rajeswarichandran3266]

Was a mind bogaling revelation of our unknown , never revealed History by Surya Roy Ji. Thank you. AND special mention goes to our Abhijt Ji fr giving and allowing RoyJi, full time without any interuptions.. thank you both very much.. bless yr hearts...

[@000Aful]

1:05:44 it is important to clarify here that this is the standard operating procedure of the muslim armies only, and not everyone, then, and even now. Otherwise, sickulars might misinterpret as saying that it was the standard operating procedure of all armies at that time, which was not the case.

[@asingh1174]

Absolutely loved this episode. I totally agree with sir, history shouldn't be biased. And thank you so much for clarifying the role of Marathas in Bengal, we were taught very different history. It was truly eye opening. Would love to see Surya sir again.

[@balarambehera7958]

in my childhood my mom used says we are kaivarta kautas. and I always igonre it bcoz caste system. she also mentioned our ancestors are rich business mans. But now after listening sir I am shocked ,how this history of ours is wiped out by foreign forces. Now a days kaivarta also known as Kauta or Behera.

[@boogiewoogie4984]

Thanks for the information ❤❤

[@respectall2153]

it is fascinating to know our roots, please ask you Mom for more on this and share it with your Children

[@billyhorton2274]

do you think the term “caste” is in Sanskrit? It is easy to detect and expose invaders acts of violence which multi-layered. Persecuting Hindus followed loot and plunder, followed by a consistent beating of adopting their culture, later when they were driven away by extraordinary brave few, something more serious happened. They pretended that they are leaving not running out of fear and ensured their “indoctrinated” bhartiya by brown skin (men n women) continue their beat down style of rule ( eg. Nehru) followed by pushed narrative via such leaders for decades. Coming to the point, Bharat had 100% literacy before invasions happened. System of education was Gurukulas where at the end of education, Guru assigned each disciple their “varna” job as per their training based on their skill. Henceforth there was no caste in the system of gurukulas. The term caste is forced in to Bharat as the last colonial weapon via their planted leaders to continue colonial power and rule over bharat and bhartiya absolving their return to original form and therefore stay a subdued civilization once the greatest. Portuguese pushed caste and British propelled whilst congress damaged people of Bharat the most.

[@rajkapoor9830]

Bhai sethipain hin kahuchi e jati caste ku bhuliki eka matra Hindu bhabe agaku badhiba aau Amara actual history ku khojiba. Jay ShreeJagannath🙏🏽

[@Thebigbangshow7777]

Islam originated from Mecca but - India has the second largest Muslim population India has second most number of mosque India was partitioned on the name of Islam So many countries which were a part of India in ancient times are now Islamic countries 50000 temples were demolished during the Islamic rule in India there are 57 Islamic countries more than 100 Christian countries but no Hindu countries in the world because Hindus are the CEO of secularism only Hindus have taken the responsibility of secularism others are busy in converting people Still Hindus are secular

[@kuntaldas125]

The expansion of these two abrahamic religions especially isl@m in India initially it was imperial imposition but after '47 it was clearly a political decision. As far as I understand this islamic system they will continue to grow unless that person on the last row starts to counter it logically at the very beginning. I see very insignificant enthusiasm amongst such Indic person on the ground level.

[@muni-88]

becoz we are not taught real history n our gurukul system is destroyed. we are divided . we are intensionally made to believe that we are backwards in our believe system , instead our scriptures had everything thing p

[@soumyas.1897]

every one say india is diverse country but if you consider this podcasts info india is one country and you what that one means so its time to delete the word secular.

[@sphinx4783]

Islam and Christianity were expanded in the world via the sword.... today they utilize their political, military and financial power to market their religion using subversive coercion as a tool among impoverished people.....however inspite of all of that their children are today studying and recognizing the nonsense that was paraded as coming from GOD..... this is most evident in Islam which is essentially a primitive, violent and toxic philosophy that will never foster love and humanity for all.

[@ExmuslimHafiz]

ye saare Hindu margaye sayad

[@kailashchandraprusti3223]

Odisha/kalinga people even don't know about this. Thank you for discussing about it.

[@SantoshK.Mangalore]

I agree with you. After the Britishers left it was the Bengali chauvinism that rubbished the Oriya culture.

[@sanjayshah7776]

On one hand I am seriously impressed with the fantastic knowledge of Professor Surya Roy 🙏...but on the other hand I am fuming and angry at the British for destroying and stealing ancient Indian texts 🤬

[@debibratabarik8091]

Thank you sir for so much information about Odisha's History

[@seemakamat2887]

Hope this all comes into history books for our present generation and Bollywood and in regional language movies Kautilya and all greatness of Indian ancestors cities So much in depth knowledge

[@ashutoshpattanaik-yw7vn]

Dear Abhijit sir…kindly redo this podcast in hindi…with the respected speaker…for our older generations …it gave me immense pleasure n self respect as an odia….

[@aadithyanc.k]

Not for the older generation but for the youth that don't understand English.. Why some guys in North don't get educated in English

[@salilkulkarni830]

What a treasure trove this historian has ... would love to hear more ... makes me a proud Indian, Salute to our ancestors for their courage and determination in facing the Islamic marauders.

[@ChessShaastra]

Now that's how you conduct a podcast. Some centrist people should watch and learn!!!

[@neuralfusion7703]

The host decides, how they will conduct their podcast!

[@amardandale7097]

Are you talking about Ranveer?

[@WalknTalkVlogs]

12:30 Thank you Thank you for this podcast. I am from Balasore and I studied the history of Odisha because of participation in various quizzes. I was so furious at the history taught in CBSE books because there is no mention of the Eastern Ganga dynasty kings in CBSE books. There is so much history about Balasore that even the people of Balasore aren't aware of. Balasore could have been the modern-day Kolkata if the British had not abandoned it because of the shallow sea. They did build a port in Kirtania (Subarnarekha Port). We have Dinamardinga and Farsadinga as Dutch and French colonies. We have a hotel in Balasore called 'Banjara' and a petrol pump called 'Barjoji's' in Balasore owned by a guy whose ancestors were Dutch/French. I wanted to create videos on the history of Odisha that's largely untold and forgotten.

[@shodangi]

It seems year's of research required to retrieve the lost glory. Thanks to people who are putting their efforts behind this.

[@monkeymindat]

Infinite knowledge ❤ / Shocking revelation by Roy Sir Thank you Chavda Sir

[@alexa-sl2ds]

Beautiful podcast sir , very much needed

[@alokkumarjena5740]

Thank you so much for giving so much information about Kalinga # Odisha my home land ❤

[@ranjanabanerjea2569]

Excellent presentation ❤❤❤ very impressed by Surya Roy- a very interesting chapter of history that should be in our children’s textbooks. Thanks for bringing him on.

[@weimaoweimao]

Absolutely Loved this one, Sir you should also invite Sanjeev Sanyal.

[@rajbhardwaj598]

Abhijeet always comes with gems of experts 🙏🏻

[@binitkumar4461]

Gained so much knowledge about our rich odia history . Thankyou

[@rajkapoor9830]

Bhai bhaba ta. Amara history bisayare ame baharu shunuche. Ya thu bidambana ra Katha aau kan heipare! Ebe amaku ensure karibaku padiba je ama history mane sathik history kemiti ama future generations nka hata ku jiba.

[@rashmitripathy1112]

I never knew this history about my state Odisha

[@odiahindu]

Mun bi janinathili bhai😅.

[@rashmitripathy1112]

No where in our history book it is mentioned

[@SLLR4594]

Aja aai kahi na thile? Chhota bele gapa aakar re kahanti.

[@rashmitripathy1112]

@@SLLR4594 nai ete history kahi na thile. Bepar , banijya , sadhab pua Katha kahithile. Multan re Surya mandir thila and both Multan and konark has similar geography , ete deep history mo aja aai ta kahi nathile

[@rashmitripathy1112]

@@KalingaShashika yes , I agree . In higher education history may be mentioned . But till school level very less historical facts are given. Anyway I passed 10th reading mostly Mughal history .

[@adclinux]

Totally Captivating. Looking forward for a next podcast with him.

[@bharatkathaa9842]

Yes it will be there

[@rahulp4017]

Thank you Abhijit sir for inviting such a wonderful and well read researcher.

[@ambikapatnaik3072]

There are some discripancies. Sri Jaganath temple was built in 12 century. Sarala Das, the first Indian to write full Mahabharata in local language, wrote in 15 th century. The Naba Gunjar is the unique Sarala Das imagination is a creature with nine different animals, human, ox, peacock, elephant, snake, tiger, lion, horse and roost. Sri Krishna revealed this form to Arjuna during his penance in the forest but not in Kurukshetra. Perhaps in no other literature of the world we will find 9 parts. Pancha mukhi Hanuman we know, Chimera had 3 different heads etc.

[@KalingaShashika]

Sarala das is a odia, who wrote odia mahabharat, hope you understand

[@Qwerkywoop]

Mind blowing things . We need more of this

[@pinakastra]

Absolutely amazing podcast sir. Please do more unknown ancient history podcasts.

[@shaniell.mathur6372]

This was a amazing podcast . This is a treat for history lovers and history researchers . Thanks for inviting this guest to speak.

[@SamirKhatri-hp3mb]

Love from Nepal🎉🎉🎉And kepp doing good work actually the english podcast is the best❤

[@siad20]

Great work by Professor Surya Roy and Dr. Abhijit Chavada for bringing out lost history and glorious past of the great land of Kalinga. Kudos to you all. Jai jagannath 😊

[@jothiramalingam2551]

Thanks

[@dvfilmpk]

Illuminating, as always. Best of regards and gratefulness in heart. Blessings from Rawalpindi, Pakistan!

[@garitube09]

This was definitely one of the best episodes so far. If possible please consider bringing him back for another round. He's quite a treasure trove for history enthusiasts. 🙏

[@alokpatnaik692]

Wow 😮, I am just awestruck by the plethora of information shared in this podcast. I am from Odisha, even I got to know so many new things that I never knew. Thanks.

[@sabyasachiroutray]

Stunning discussion! Surya ji a plethora of knowledge..

[@hemantbhagat2885]

Shri Surya Roy , A great work you are doing cannot be worded. This podcast is excellent .Thanks to Shri Abhijeet as well.

[@prafullabehera2178]

Thanks for bringing the history of Shri Jagannath temple, vrery rare podcast. Namaste.

[@raunee100]

Liked it thoroughly!! Thank you so much Abhijit jee and Surya Roy ji!! 🙏🙏🙏

[@AshaSaini-hy4jw]

We want Bharat to be declared as Sanatan Hindu Rashtra with basic rights for all but voting rights only for the Sanatani's ie Hindus Sikhs Jain's Buddhists!

[@mythicalson2065]

Sri Ram 😢

[@hbains2850]

So u want to openly discriminate against Muslims? How ignorant

[@harshvasava7457]

​​@@hbains2850 This is not your land . You converted so you have no claim on this rashtra you are monsters rakhsas who destroyed my nation.

[@kailashchandraprusti3223]

​@@hbains2850 yes, because they are not accept that they are converted. They call themselves as arab,turk,chinese,mughal. So

[@Sudeep.Manerkar]

Not possible

[@shethtejas104]

Very very very interesting talk. Mr. Surya Roy talks in a manner that engages the listener in an interesting way. Usually, talks on history tend to get boring but not this one. This one was quite the opposite. Bharat needs a big army of brilliant history researchers like Surya Roy ji. Please call him many more times.

[@kavyashreepandurangappa2233]

Fantastic podcast. Surya Roy, a hidden gem! Thanks for discovering him and introducing his work to us

[@usharao5008]

Great podcast. Thanks Abhijitji.

[@VibhutiGaneshG]

At 17:35 it is said that the Navagunjara manifested before Arjun during Viraat Darshan. However, some other sources explain it as "During Arjuna’s stay and penance in the Khandava forests, Navagunjara shows up"

[@shodangi]

Real eye-opening findings on our history and sailing capabilities. It should flow into our academic texts somehow.

[@seemakamat2887]

So heart touching Erase memories of greatness of ancestors

[@anjan1980]

Real insights. Would like to know more on Angadesh history!!

[@sribatshapradhan3000]

Eye opening for of us, amazing facts about Kalinga by this great reserach scholar of hostroy

[@dhrumil_108]

Excellent video... excellent video, please keep calling such esteemed people sir, keep it up.

[@gogineniak]

Abhi Bhai thankyou very much very lovely episode Absolutely loved it n knowledgeable as well

[@shuklabhanuprakash]

That’s incredible…I’ll have to watch a couple of times to understand properly….so much information in a swift

[@abhilashpanda8060]

Wow I loved it..I m from Odisha..I even don't know so much in detail .I have heard of elephant 🐘 but such as expansion.😅

[@rajatbhardwaj4728]

Your choice of guests is very good Sir

[@pranjalsarma5388]

Sir, I am a great fan of yours.. I have been watching your podcasts and live Q&A since many months. It has immensely benefited me. Sir, as crystal clear sound is the most important parameter for podcast now a days, I would like to request you to use SHURE ( MV7 or SM7B) mics for warm tonne and crystal clear sound.

[@GK-gs1ke]

Really mind bending podcast ! Thanks 🙏

[@chandnkar9551]

my heartiest gratitude both of you for this wonderful episode. i have seen indian links in southamerican artifacts firsthand but the odisha link was surpirising.

[@bass-13r]

Absolutely wonderful and a lord information. Highly recommended and appreciated

[@aditibhardwaj8790]

You have very long life. I came here to search your latest videos, without search it was popping up in front of me

[@Itachi_88mm]

Thanks Abhijit for giving detailed podcast on Orissa and Bengal which we from TG aren't aware of 👍

[@sandhyabhandarwar2]

Mind boggling, eye opening discussion ! I feel Such discussions should be shown with places on maps….it would be very very helpful.

[@DPPD1112]

The best part of the video is the host isn’t interrupting, theatrical or provocative just being a listener and letting the listeners listen peacefully!!😊

[@PK-se2jh]

Jai bharat 🚩🙏

[@spirallydv8]

Pretty impressive! Sir has References and facts substantiating all his points

[@jignajigna7786]

Mooddwarka is at KODINAR AROUND 40 KM FROM SOMNATH TEMPLE,

[@harshrajsolanki6697]

It was very enlightened talk thank you so much 🙏

[@fnmfnm2896]

@Abhijit Chavdha --can you pls weblinks of the books-sources that Royji has mentioned in this talk? Would be useful for us to buy and read. Great conversation. Pls bring more of such guests, who are interdisciplinary in nature. Also, I hope such research and peoole are used by GOI, specially MEA, for foreign policy and expanding Bharat's influence, again.

[@shivprasadjoshi5280]

Very much interesting interview with a load of new facts. Thanks! My Odiya friend who spoke also Marathi very well, told me that the modern Odiya language has several words from Marathi, they regard Marathas with very high esteem. (About Maratha time in Odisha)

[@santusanturohit4832]

We have many Marathi Surnames in Odisha too.only bad thing during Maratha rule is they charged more tax and spent less in Odisha.

[@bhaktarath9433]

A very nice presentation. I will wait for your book

[@samyonline]

Beautiful podcast

[@krishnakumarradhakrishnan4666]

Very well researched and balanced presentation

[@rishi.girdhar]

Excellent discussions, a ton of surprises, the history of Orissa's maritime achievements and its ties to southeast Asia, as well as the 18 invasions of the Puri temple, some of which were carried out by our people.

[@RK-of5qq]

Very insightful.. thank you

[@soumyas.1897]

Such a fabulous podcast

[@sreenivasanmahadevan1028]

One of the most fascinating and eye opening discussions I have heard on KZbin. The status of ancient Bharat as explained by Prof. Surya Roy is a real revelation. 🎉🎉 Thanks a lot, Abhijit for this video. Will try and make this viral.

[@gauravverma9398]

Thanks for this informative video Sir ❤❤❤

[@jimmybassan]

Absolute gem of a podcast n history lesson..... My knowledge is genuinely increased bcs i had no idea about all this but ur knowledge is so deep n so enlightening that im so glad i heard full podcast..... Thanks so so much

[@amrithkumar1918]

Perhaps one of the great expose of onevpart of History of Bharath. I occasionally inspired & one many occasion felt so much cursed for not having learnt anbiota of these great value of Bharath till today (87yrs). If there is a book on thrsr please Give it's title fr purchase. Beside a point was mentioned abt lackbof fund please raise a movementvfir flow of aid. May I be lucky to hear further on this subject.

[@WhistleMaster]

Just amazing podcast! ❤🎉🎉

[@mahavirsingh8469]

Very knowledgeable mr. Roy shared the great insights of our history, thanks both of you ❤️, special thanks to Mr. Abhijeet sir

[@kiransahu4393]

Great podcast …tons of knowledge..please invite him at least for 10 more podcasts

[@fnmfnm2896]

Pipli is a great place for Pipli applique. I have always wondered whether this applique tradition comes from? Perhaps France/europe via Portuguese

[@DPPD1112]

I think this kind of History should go into our textbooks ! I doubt not even native Oriya people would know all these details!! How magnificent was our history and we here study only about the barbarians!!

[@primegame3096]

Yes, some stories we heard in childhood days from grandparents

[@Aahan4186]

Best thing i like about Abhijeet is that he conducts the show as if i am sitting with the expert and listening to him.

[@zzulu8383]

Dhanyavad 🙏 ❤💐

[@SrinivasRao7]

You guys are doing such a fantastic job! More people should watch this

[@richi6928]

REALLY MIND BENDING........ PROUD TO BE AN INDIAN FROM KALINGA

[@ranjankumarsahu998]

14:01 on wards... SR Rao wasnt founder of NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF OCEANOGRAPHY. being a student here... I know that it was founded in 1966.. right after International Indian ocean Expedition happened. It was created by goi, Dr. NK Panikkar was instrumental in it. SR Rao came much later and founded archeological division in NIO. Btw its in Heartland of goa. So, if you visit goa anytime,..and interested in archeology or oceanography you can visit. There's more artifacts and antique from bhet dwarka and elsewhere in here than anywhere in india.

[@ranjankumarsahu998]

Great talk overall ❤

[@mmurthy9662]

Shri Abhijit Chanda ji, I read that Anuradhapura is named for Ravana’s daughter Anuradha who was married to Rahul the son of Shanta,( the older sister of Bhagwan Shri RamChandra ji ) and her husband RishyaShrunga who conducted the Putra kameshti yagnya for Maharaja Dasharatha.

[@kollurisatyasai3702]

Great podcast. Surya Roy sir has dedicated his entire life to this excellent work. Hope his work finds traction in main stream narratives. God bless him. 🙏

[@vinp6093]

It is up to University Scholars and wealthy persons to promote archeology and paleo archeology. Sindhu Sarasvati Civilization follows Indian Subconental plate's slow Tactonic Journey.