American Independence And India

[@TheNewsBaaz]

Excellent research Kaushik sahab. Lovely presentation. May your tribe increase.

[@trystwithhistory8480]

Sir, you are this channel's inspiration. 🙏 Can't ever thank you enough.

[@patience_passion]

Tumko modi aur hindu virodh se fursat mil gayi ?

[@UdayButola]

Aayega to Modi hi 2024 mai!!

[@Ryan_Powers25]

I wish this video had subtitles. Very interesting topic. British General Cornwallis who surrendered to Washington and the French at Yorktown was later made the governor of India. There is definitely an interesting connection there.

[@trystwithhistory8480]

Hi Ryan. We will be adding subtitles very soon.

[@ravijindal6253]

Sir , आप जब लेक्चर देते हैं तो बहुत खूबसूरत लगते है व खूबसूतर तरीके से बोलते हैं । आपका कथन सही है की ब्रटिश जमीन व लोगों पर रूल करने से ज्यादा धन एकत्रित करने पर ज्यादा विश्वाश करते थे । और इस बात को अमरीकियों ने जल्द पहचान लिया था ,,, जबके भारत मे गांधी ने यह पहचान कर नमक आंदोलन व ब्रटिश माल का बहिष्कार जैसे आंदोलन चलाए थे । क्योंकी लालची का अगर किसी चीज से लाभ ही चला जाये तो वह चीज उसके किसी काम की नही रहती । धन्यवाद 💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐

[@suchitha1425]

Listening with rapt attention. Your sentence delivery is calm and collected. Thank you.

[@sunilsethi2907]

Excellent contents and what a mesmerizing presentation. Good job Kaushik ji . These angles were not known . You are enriching our knowledge of history by your excellence

[@shaikmajid007]

Your voice, choice of words and the way you narrate history is captivating sir. I wish I had a history teacher like you. I am sure your channel will flourish soon.

[@homrajramkelawon1831]

I have recent started viewing your BRILLIANT videos with genuinely proper references. I like the way you relate complex historical facts and their associations. Btw your reference to Port Mahe is situated in Mauritius called Mahebourg ( decommissioned now). Thank you for making people rediscover our past.

[@SanthoshDivakar]

he was referencing Mahe, India - which is also known as mayazhi colloquially : en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mah%C3%A9,_India

[@rajeshdubey3700]

Amazing vedio Kaushik ji... Apake shram ki ham Vandana karate hn 🙏🙏🙏🙏 प्रणाम 🙏🙏🙏

[@nageshnprasad]

Waah! Excellent Kusumakar ji! Brilliantly analysed and narrated👌👌👏👏 Keep ‘em coming !! God bless you!

[@trystwithhistory8480]

Thank you very much sir. The flow shall be continuous.

[@Itzsharmaz]

Nice presentation, very clear story telling which kept us till the end of the video. Excellent work.

[@rahulbosebose1]

Brilliant channel. Thanks for your videos.🙏

[@sanjeevkaul8119]

Excellent ... I had read about the battle of Cuddalore long back and forgotten most of it... You revived it so well and in the simplest manner ... KODOS to you brother ... Now I will not forget it and read more and more about it ... Great efforts by you ... Stay Blessed

[@ajayparimoo6694]

Great narrater

[@anujpandey6973]

Wow sir ..such an awesome collection of dots...amAing and eloquent presentation and understanding

[@zeelanbashabaig]

Excellent sir, keep posting videos

[@bikaaskumar9109]

This gave me a new insight into American revolution 🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@anonymouskiwis2165]

amazing. truly amazing. very interesting way of putting forth facts and details.

[@vishalsrivastava5211]

I came across this channel and since then I have been listening this since last 10 days ,it's wonderful to see someone is making such a great informative videos which helps in knowing ourselves .sir one request could you make episodes on our real freedom struggle from the start of entering of Britishers .

[@bhagatsingh5019]

Mesmerizing information

[@aditya1961]

You are good... Keep this date of ours with history ongoing...

[@RishabhKala-s3y]

Love and respect from Dehradun

[@shubhamrawat7856]

Respected Sir, Good morning, thank you so much for showering your knowledge and sharing it with us in a way which is need of the hour. Great content, sir. We appreciate your work and continue to support you.. Yours faithfully Shubham Rawat

[@demoaccount8589]

Wonderful sharing. You got a new subscriber.

[@ayushgupta4376]

Almost no mention of Marathas, when they were the supreme Indian power of 18th century & defeated both Afghans & Brits on their own, while Haider & Tipu allied with French & even promised them helping in colonisation of India & even invited Ottomans to invade India.

[@techikeen5779]

Sabhi ko Hume hi lootna tha tabhi ye sab chal raha tha

[@tatvafnu6604]

Very aptly put. Also there is no mention of the great Nana Phadnavis and the alliance with French ambassador Chevalier de St. Lubin around 1777 and later the humiliating defeat of the British in 1779. The Marathas's defeated the invader Tipu and finished off that chapter. So did American fancy and fantasy of Hyder Ali as bulwark against the British. Tipu might have been born in India but was a descendant to foreign born invaders just a few generations before his and had no connection to the ethos of India. Of course the Maratha's allied with the British (another invader) but it was a strategic one born out of political complications of the time.

[@torrentminer2306]

@@tatvafnu6604 " political complications" "Foreign born invaders" feelings hurt..? loolll India, Or Bharat was not even remotely in the minds of Tipus,Hyder alis, Marathas or Mughals, Every body was behind power,saving their throne and propagation of their ideologies. So any one who wants to take sides with a group of power hungry maniacs of the past who cared nothing about the collateral of wars..is forgetting it was a time when Power was the only religion,dharma or whatever fancy name they want to give.. India lost about 10 to 12 percent of population to Wars at times.. See the population changes over the history and you will know. It's history, It's interesting to study and to understand and may be prevent shit like the genocide of Armania, Holocaust or Forced famines of past in India, but if people get mentally and emotionally unstable over it ..They need counseling...

[@tatvafnu6604]

@@torrentminer2306 With all due respect, that it was only for power is oh such a pedestrian take on things! I am sure you have not read about contemporary accounts like Abbé Carré account on the intentions of Shivaji Maharaj's exploits as he learned from his commanders or of Nanasaheb's Peshwa's communication about the reason of the north Indian campaigns or of the letter to Nana Phadnavis by the Peshwa's ambassador at the Nizam's court - Govindrao Kale's about how the goal set by Shivaji Maharaj 100 years prior is now getting realized. Or anything related to getting rid of the foreign "Turks" (as the Islamic invaders were known then) in repeated communications of the Maratha history. I'd know that very well - as it passed in our ancestral records. Superficial knowledge leads one to think that it is all only for power with zero principled intention! Yes, power politics is no doubt there but if you throw off the banana and just consume the peel, the argument that you set forth becomes unfortunately prominent. Need to scratch beyond the surface - researching history is no child's play.

[@torrentminer2306]

@@tatvafnu6604 The Maratha Fixation is strong in your post.. IF they were so driven to drive the Turks out why didnt they just unite under one banner.. Rally up with rest of India.?Even Rani Laxmi bhai fought only when the Britishers wanted to take away Jhansi as they didn't consider her adopted son a proper heir..She was threatened by the mutineers and held against them.. and waited for British support, Ultimately the miscommunication and fearful action Britishers lead to her rebellion.. You speak as if Shivaji Mahraj didn't have one single "turk" in his army.. OR the Opposing Turks didnt have Hindu kings supporting.. Let it rest.. It was the Lal,Pal, And Bal team along with rest of early educated thinkers who built the foundations of our freedom struggle.. All of Kings were Kings.. Nothing more, All they wanted were their kingdoms.. India's freedom was bought with the blood and struggle of common folk.Lead by visionaries.. Not kings and their swords..

[@saurabh35000]

Amazing video sir.

[@PushkarBajpai]

Sir, have you written any books that I can buy as you make history very interesting. Also what’s your name if you don’t mind sharing

[@KrishnaKumar-cr5pr]

Wonderful explanation sir

[@Abhishek-fe7hc]

👍 keep posting

[@_abhishekagnihotri]

I am doing my Masters with History, and these videos are just like valuable supplements for my knowledge

[@krishanuganguly6831]

Wonderful... Wonderful... Wonderful

[@qurratulainali8278]

Amazing!!! Sir, please make more videos on American and European History.

[@yesghumman1]

Great!

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[@hemanthkumar-ho7we]

Where did u go.... continue your good work

[@dhanjisakariya4447]

Excellent Sir...

[@ashwanimanhas9988]

Excellent sir, keep it up

[@rajeevkamra9120]

कृपया सम्राट अशोक और भारत से बौद्ध धम्म का पतन इसपर व्हिडिओ बनाईये.....

[@satishchheda3872]

Your videos are of exceptional quality in tone, tenor and content. Please explore ways to present them in english in addition to hindi to broaden the patronage. My complements to you again.

[@kashishsingh5497]

Hello sir, your videos are amazing and very resourceful for my studies and general knowledge, but a request, can you please when eununciate the date can you eununciate them in english rather than hindi. I don't know hindi numbers that well and while studying it is a little tough for me to convert them.

[@SanjaySharma-dm4ce]

Grt bro

[@kishoremandhyan3701]

Thoughtful, unique perspective, articulate and serious. Excellent.

[@gyanlaundry]

आपके द्वारा दी गई जानकारी upsc पेपर history (2ndsecond paper) world history. के लिए अति महत्वपूर्ण हो जाती है। बस आप भारतीय परिप्रेक्ष्य से विश्व दृष्टिकोण को एक अलग नजरिए द्वारा हमारे समक्ष रखने की कोशिश करना। एक बार पुनः धन्यवाद।

[@captain4138]

Because you are living in earth,not only hindustan,,,it' only advice,so...

[@SuperMethegreat]

Excellent

[@ShankarSingh-rr1ck]

I am really overwhelmed by your way of narrating things.. I am sonu kumar Singh writing to you from my father's id

[@ShankarSingh-rr1ck]

Keep on doing such miraculous things ..

[@ShankarSingh-rr1ck]

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[@sheshpura8751]

@trystwithhistory8480 कुसुमाकर कौशिक जी आपसे विनम्र अनुरोध है की नई गाथाओं के साथ आप फिर से आइए। प्रमाणित तथ्यों के साथ इतिहास से अवगत कराने वालों में आपका स्थान पूजनीय है। नई पीढ़ी को आपकी जरूरत है। कोटि कोटि प्रणाम।

[@mrraj8495]

निश्चित रूप से ज्ञान की यह श्रृंखला फिर से शुरू होनी चाहिए।

[@Devdattab]

Beautiful!

[@vyhkddg3196]

Sir I'm Big Fan of you 😇Please Make One videos History of Ghazal 🙏🙏🙏

[@aloks3959]

Must watch

[@jerrymathura5807]

Why not translated in English for billions of viewers .

[@patience_passion]

🙏

[@scholar_against_science4221]

sir what is the book's name?

[@Ad_wolf]

Sir we miss uh .... comeback with ur voice 🙏

[@chandanchoudhary9358]

Ek baat batayiye George Washington and other American independence warrior European the ya American

[@techikeen5779]

Those were English colonies

[@pradeep128]

They were all born in the present day USA but were descendants of Brits. Many had never been to the UK due to the distance and transportation was very expensive. English colonists had been in the USA since 1600’s and their children slowly started seeing themselves as not British but American.

[@umalele2770]

💐

[@jyotishj7582]

Sir please add English subtitles in all your videos

[@stevefitzherbert]

@17:25 David who??

[@trishankdulgach5134]

Wow

[@kamakshijolly4156]

Boston tea party!!!

[@suryanarayan7263]

Interesting but sad as an Indian that my forefathers had to undergo lot of difficulties. My forefathers fought against western originated colonialism and I am fighting against western sponsored "wokism"

[@shubhampawardxb]

Just a question here. Pretty sure before haidar, the Marathas fought with British. Why wasn't that news travelled the world?

[@RajeshSharma-vl2st]

When tea was thrown in sea it was referred as "Boston Tea Party"

[@sindhuyadav8890]

Sir plz videos banayiye.....1 sal se kuch ni bana rhe...plz sir

[@ihateyoumylove]

Yeh crorepati admi Hai bhaai

[@suchitha1425]

Can we know your name sir?

[@gyanlaundry]

I agree with you

[@citrongroup389]

They choosed India because there was less resistance they found in India.

[@aloks3959]

This fact should be exploited. US and France for strengthing ties. UK for coaxing

[@sghai2125]

As per Shashi Tharoor Britishers owe us 45 trillion dollar

[@PS-gw8sm]

So American independence implied continued Indian colonialism......

[@captain4138]

Please analyses to the earth not for India...

[@techikeen5779]

Iska Saar ye nikalta hai k hum log chutiye the or aaj bhi hai...ab to sudhro