American Reacts to Geography Now! India

Hello! I'm an American on a quest to learn more about history, geography and the universe in general. In this video I learn more about India's geography, history, culture, languages, and religions. If you enjoyed this video, please like and subscribe!
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09:31 - Reaction
36:07 - Outro
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[@SoGal_YT]

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[@Manu-rb6eo]

Hello, usually i don't care about reaction stuff, but here it's different. i haven't realized how much history is important before getting older 😉. I will help you and try to answer to your questions the best i can, you have my support 😊. I saw your video about Japan anf i can advise you to check out the channel "the shogunate". Also maybe the metatron, it's not really about battles but he's talking about tactics in the middle ages and about Roman history 😉.

[@sarahscott5305]

I've always been interested in the formation of the USA. It's funny to think the Founding Fathers viewed themselves as the true patriotic British and the Crown's government as the enemies of British liberty. One of the main goals of the Founding Fathers post-war was to establish an identity of their own. They decided on "Colombia" as a name for the new nation, and called themselves Colombians. But then another South American nation went and called themselves Colombia first!

[@jolan_tru]

People think Arabic numbers were Arabic because it was Arabic traders that first brought them to Europe from India. Zero, and it's counterpart Infinity, aren't numbers, they're mathematical concepts that basically didn't exist in the West. This influx of mathematical ideas allowed science and engineering to absolutely explode in Europe.

[@AndrewD8Red]

Dude. You gotta try Indian food. Dude. It's flipping gorgeous. It looks like someone swept it off the floor, but it's wonderful.

[@SoGal_YT]

@Sarah Scott Maybe we’ll get to that down the road.

[@adityajoies]

Indian space program ISRO has an inspirational story. They recently broke the world record of carrying highest number of satellites in one launch. Love this channel, very educational and entertaining ☺️

[@CR-gl9so]

Not recently before so many years ago.

[@aryandsouza8011]

Well spacex just broke ISRO's record. So spacex holds the record now. I think it was in the news some time ago. I'm not sure but I think spacex launched about 130 odd satellites. Taking nothing away from ISRO I'm just informing.

[@adityajoies]

@@aryandsouza8011 It's good that it's SpaceX not NASA!

[@rolexentertaining6201]

​@@aryandsouza8011,:-but 103th is nano satellite.

[@JustinCardiff]

Lots of Indian words were adopted into the English language due to the empire - pukka, chutney, jodhpur, pyjama, chit, thug, bungalow, to name a few.

[@thatindiandude4602]

Shampoo 🤗

[@adam-cs6qb]

Don't miss Jungle

[@trocustar3450]

@@adam-cs6qb and swastika--😏

[@sushilsapkale1766]

Loot, karma

[@PJ-qd8db]

And loot too, which they adopted and even did.

[@divyarajparmar7772]

My sister actually Now India has 28 states and 9 Union territories after removal of article 370 and 35a from Indian constitution on 5th august so now jammu and kashmir and ladakh are two new union territories of India . Thank you and love your comment time its your unique thing.

[@socialistcomrade6520]

8 Union Territories

[@meghanageorge7240]

ISRO : Indian Space Research Organization

[@mohankumarkhangar]

This lady is the best example of how Western Media portrait or creat a mind-set of India .

[@ineedpowers5151]

Exactly 😂 17:02 She didn't even knew INDIA has Space program. 😑

[@cgxrabbit1033]

@@ineedpowers5151 Indian space program can eat whole Europe excluding Russia.

[@rengarajr3774]

India is the 1st country to reach mars in its first attempt. India found water on the moon surface first. India had launched 104 satellites in a single rocket and make world record. Now it has broken by spacex.

[@Docta123]

So now it is broken Then don't mention it dumb ass Its gone.

[@rengarajr3774]

@@Docta123 what is your problem. I will be mentioning. U go fool

[@donaldb1]

You asked about the Aryan invasion theory. The word "Aryan" has an extremely complicared and, to some degree, controversial history. It comes from ancient Sanskrit literature, like the Hindu scriptures, the Vedas, meaning something like "noble people" and referring to the ancient Hindus. As in the video, it is also the name of a group of Indian languages, including Sanskrit, which are related to Persian, and to Latin and Greek, and most European languages, all in a family now called Indo-European languages. The other major language group in India, the Dravidian languages, are from a different family altogether. It has long been theorised that this split between two different language groups was because an ancient group, the Aryans, from central Asia, invaded India in prehistoric times and imposed their culture on it, so the Dravidian languages are of those of the natives who were invaded. This theory originated or first flourished in the deeply racist origins of anthropology in the 19th C and the extent to which it is totally true, partly true or not at all true has been debated ever since. Also, of course, there is a strong tradition in European racism which considers Aryans to be a seperate race, the original of "pure" European culture. Hitler and the Nazis considered themselves Aryans, which is partly why they appropriated the swastika, which was originally a Hindu symbol, for their flag.

[@udayrathod3786]

Some video suggetion 1) Ashoka - Kings and General 2) Hinduism - Cogito 3) Odd compass channel

[@eduardogutierrez4698]

33:12 Tagore was the first non-Westerner to have won the Nobel Prize.

[@heathledger330]

You could also say first Asian.

[@swaggergamer4427]

Do react to Indian space program! You'll definitely like it.

[@ProfessorBernardFuck]

Indian and Chinese takeaways are prevalent in the UK - I mean I live in a pretty small town (>15000) and we have 3 indian and 3 chinese restaurants/takeaways. even the next village along (pop 3000) has 1 of each.

[@dominikmanthei4546]

We have alot of Chinese and Vietnamese in Germany but Indian restaurants are very rare

[@ProfessorBernardFuck]

@@dominikmanthei4546 That's understandable - Germany didn't have anythibng like the influx of Indian immigration that the UK did

[@dave_h_8742]

We do like a curry !

[@bibaswanmukherjee7237]

i mean from what i know the brits do love our food

[@sillypoint2292]

I'm from the Deccan. We don't get tornadoes here in Deccan. In fact, it rains very rarely here. It's very dry region. Majority of the power is produced from those dry winds. And it's hot here, especially in summer. Last summer, our city reached 122⁰F.

[@arjunraj823]

Where in Deccan?

[@Jaychess809]

@@arjunraj823 he means deccan plateau

[@atharvachipde]

If u want to see some glimpses of India then u can check out videos like Incredible India world's most unique nation

[@AndrewD8Red]

I like how he says the "Christian Minority" like it's not many people. There are as many Indian Christians as there are Canadians. Think it's about 30+ million.

[@charlesborden8111]

There are just are about 27,800,000 Christians in India (there are over 37,000,000 Canadians, btw), that's roughly two-point-three percent of the entire population of India. So, Christians are a minority within the borders of India.

[@akashdaurtedecruz9476]

I'm indian Christian live in bangalore

[@no.1spectator39]

Stoneage people still struggle to understand the meaning of Minority and Majority

[@AndrewD8Red]

@@no.1spectator39 Stone Age people probably would struggle to understand, but largely because they didn't really have a concept of a cohesive language.

[@akashdaurtedecruz9476]

Most of the state in north east india are Christian even south state like Karnataka .karela and Hyderabad having a hug Christian population

[@chandanbanakar333]

India's space program ISRO is the only organization in the world to succeed in its first attempt to reach mars

[@melkor3496]

I have a great Indian restaurant near me like top quality you should definitely have some Indian food.

[@SoGal_YT]

I’ll have to look up an Indian restaurant around here and give it a shot.

[@melkor3496]

@@SoGal_YT don’t go to a cheap place get good quality. ;)

[@Bridgejunky2]

@@SoGal_YT You are closing in on 10k subscribers. When you get there, pick a day, and let's all celebrate by eating an Indian meal on that day. :)

[@experimentnation3612]

India's space program is one of the best in the world. Its called ISRO (Indian Space Research Organization)

[@aliimran2485]

@@SD_JOD_YT he didn't mentioned anything about NASA don't worry

[@aliimran2485]

@@SD_JOD_YT but when compared to budget and cost effectiveness of launching other satellites it is still the best

[@experimentnation3612]

@@SD_JOD_YT I never said ISRO is the THE best I said it’s ONE of the best. And just for your information ISRO is the only space agency in the world which successfully sent a satellite to Mars in the FIRST attempt. Even NASA couldn’t achieve it. NASA has killed many astronauts while doing their so called space missions. And today NASA and ISRO are collaborating on many space missions. But still I am not saying that NASA is bad but considering ISRO’s budget it has done more than what NASA would do in that same budget.

[@experimentnation3612]

@@SD_JOD_YT Ya NASA did it after failing in the first attempt and losing millions of dollars 😂 and besides 40% of Scientists in NASA are Indian. Indians are a crucial ingredient in space exploration regardless of whether they live in USA or India

[@experimentnation3612]

@@SD_JOD_YT Indian history and American history are totally different. Before calling me andh bhakt look at yourself you are a brainwashed ani-national. America got its independence in 1776 and india in 1947. It took America 250 years to get to where it is today and India has only been independent for 74 years and has done pretty well for itself considering this fact. Anyways, I am done with your ignorant and dumb ass.

[@cartoondada7022]

ISRO (Indian space research organisation) India is the first country to reach mars In the frist attempt

[@tarudan_editz]

India discovered water in moon......

[@Bridgejunky2]

India created, and continues to build the Himalayas, because it moved across the Indian Ocean and bumped into Asia. It literally pushed the land in it's path and crumpled it up. That movement continues.

[@derekmiles7358]

Good video that was interesting a lot of information at high speed good job 👍 there are a lot of places in the uk 🇬🇧 where you can get Indian food some say that Indian curries are more popular that fish and chips. Indian British relations are complicated but we have signed a trade agreement with India 🇮🇳 since we left the European Union 🇪🇺 good work keep going you doing well I am enjoying your work ❤️👍

[@MrPeaceGuy54]

Love from India!🇮🇳🇬🇧

[@pikachu5647]

you have a very professional format, and honest opinions are always a pleasure to watch, subscribed.

[@yellowishyoutubechannel3900]

All types of landscapes found in India Cold Desert, Hot desert, Beaches, Plain, plateau, Taiga, Tundra, Wetland, Mountain, Mountain range, Coast, Littoral zone, Glacier, snow, Shrubland, Forest, Rainforest, Woodland, Jungle, Moors, Steppe, Valley, Islands, Volcano 🌋 also in Andaman and Nicobar Islands of India. It is also land of spirituality, peace. And last but not the least it has unity in diversity. 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳 I am 19 and I as Indian went to every State of India but still every city to city and village to village are different region, wonderful cultures and Architecture you will get to see, Even in Languages and food also. You have to spent many years to explore whole India.

[@UkSapyy]

We all need to know more about each other. So thank you.

[@greatgodd]

Indian civilization is one of the oldest civilization on this planet.

[@dave_h_8742]

Going to take about ten yrs worth of vlogs to cover all of India.

[@steviebudden3397]

@@dave_h_8742 You could take a life time covering the history of just one state.

[@atharvachipde]

If u love space stuff, u should definitely check out videos related to Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) One of the most successful space agency in the world

[@robertwilloughby8050]

Oh crumbs, two of my favourites have just crossed - SoGal and Geography Now!

[@eduardogutierrez4698]

India and Brazil have a lot in common. Both nations are big compared to their neighbours. Both countries have issues like poverty and inequality. Both countries even have similar geographical territory. If you turn Brazil map 90 degrees to the right, it'd be quite similar to that of India.

[@norcal86ert45]

That's actually a good point!

[@thatindiandude4602]

L love Brazilians. I am learning Brazilian jujitsu and Brazilians have always come across as very laid back :)

[@nilutpoltaid5787]

Demographically and Geographically, India is more complex than Brazil.

[@dotsanddash8083]

All the top 10 tallest mountains are in the Himalayas, MT.Everest, K2 and Kanchenjunga being the top 3.

[@ankannath4820]

I love india 🇮🇳 Bharat JAI HIND

[@shilohlivnat7545]

אנא הגיב לגיאוגרפיה עכשיו ישראל🇮🇱

[@paznewis107]

It's massive. My mom was from the Punjab. My cousin lives in the US. Indian food is incredible. It doesn't have to be hot spicy... Missed a chance to give Roger a bindi...

[@devplasna7188]

Lived in Bangalore for a while, while there were a lot of tornadoes, the heat was close to unbearable.

[@FionaMu]

I work at an NHS hospital where a lot of staff are Filipino or Indian. It's slightly bizzare when you hear someone speak Hindi and then in middle of a sentance an English word comes out.

[@albin2232]

You did well with this SoGal! It's not easy stuff 😕 Jai Hind!

[@shivamchauhangurjar]

It's our India ,our Bharat, our Hindustan.

[@prateek752]

I live in Deccan Plateau. We don't have tornadoes. But we get hurricanes(called cyclones here). Plus my native is Kannada

[@phueal]

A great reaction would the to “The Fallen of World War 2”, which is an incredible and very moving depiction of all the deaths in the Second World War. It is very good for giving you an idea of what was going on in all the different conflict zones, and really puts our “western front” (the zone where the UK and USA were fighting Nazi Germany) into perspective.

[@SoGal_YT]

I've had a lot of requests for this, but I've already seen it on my own several times. 🙃

[@krackjack7267]

She says she likes "space stuff" but never heard about ISRO. Lol

[@yeshwanthkumar8844]

She's American what did you expect

[@lawrenceb8800]

Ye Americans paper se gand ghiss ghiss ke.. Aapne Aap ko space geek bata rahe.. Or ISRO ke bare me Nahi pata..

[@fourthdrawerdown6297]

I waved at Roger. Am I weird?

[@SoGal_YT]

😂 Roger loves it!

[@AndrewD8Red]

Of course you're weird! Roger's on a screen! He can't see you, you're not even in the same room!

[@neelodedra7053]

We don't kill any animal for food we believe in equality in life of every creature not only cows

[@johnnybeer3770]

Its refreshing to see someone that is genuinely interested in learning about the world . I hope you get the chance to visit some of these places , there is nothing better than experiencing them first hand . I know you will be amazed .🇬🇧

[@reycou6895]

Geography Now! Germany is also interesting! :)

[@gf1917]

Yes! Also the Russia episode. EDIT: Honestly, the only Geography Now episode I found disappointing was Hungary. But maybe I'm just biased.

[@knightspci6414]

Yeah but she want views😂

[@lazylord4913]

She want views lol😂😂and india has lot of jobless people

[@boomer4913]

@@lazylord4913 jobless?? Search in google how many indians use internet u idiot😂😂😂

[@anwesanghosh1216]

Indian Space Research Organization ISRO is one of the most successful space research organizations in the world. The agency has launched 104 spacecraft in a single day. And the cost of all these spacecraft is extremely cheap in India, which is cheaper than a Holywood movie.If you want, you can find out about this organization on the internet.

[@ppcc5340]

I don't know about tornado, but I think there is a big difference between the US Midwest and the Deccan Plateau. The Midwest is a flat land irrigated by a huge river and its tributaries. Because of that, it has the most fertile and easy to cultivate lands, making it the center of agricultural production. The plains in the north of India would be a better equivalent in this respect. The Deccan Plateau is well... A plateau, somewhat isolated from sea connection by the mountain ranges that define its limits...

[@mahesh84]

no tornado's in deccan but usually we get cyclones

[@rishavdebbera2462]

Then you gotta react to ISRO( Indian space research organization) ...... You Will love it

[@ankannath4820]

Great Legendary explain awesome speaker 🔊👍🙏🇮🇳

[@manavshukla3730]

I was suprised when u said - India has a space program? We want to u check out videos about ISRO.

[@sajinmathew450]

It's shame that, you don't know isro. Then you're not a space interested person. Indian has world record for sending 104 satellite,( nasa failed more than 3 times),first country to reach Mars in first attempt. Even nasa failed 3 times.( Also first asian country to reach Mars. We found water on moon. We World's smallest satellite is invented. And aslo checkout our future missions. Even majority of best scientist and engineers in US are from India. This video has some incorrect contents, 70% content is correct. There are so many things India is world leader and contributing to the world, actually citizen like you don't know about this because of political propaganda by western Media. India is always a thread for them even we are emerging as an independent country.

[@AbyssWatcher745]

What were the incorrect contents???

[@imthevoice7482]

Rehne de bhai, itna math bhadakh wo nai janti apne bareme, agar tumlo LA’s Vegas ka most famous poker table par pucha tho you would be unknown to it, better respect everyone at their place

[@rohandutta9986]

When we say "even NASA failed 3 times" we often fail to point out that those NASA orbiter programs was done between 1964-1975 (many of which was success) and again in 1999(failed) and 2005 (success). While ISRO already had access to the updated technological studies and knew things not to do

[@mattybrunolucaszeneresalas9072]

Yeah because YOU haven’t

[@mattybrunolucaszeneresalas9072]

Because NADA did it 1st so you knew what not to do

[@ankannath4820]

India is special country 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳

[@paulojrneto]

Geography Now has an additional video about the states and territories of India:kzbin.info/www/bejne/boPLg6KhmbanpdE Since 2014, Geography Now has been doing videos about each country of the world in English alphabetic order up to the Solomon Islands so far, so if you want to go down the rabbit hole, you have plenty of options.

[@psuyog]

I am from Maharashtra state situated on the Deccan plateau. To form tornadoes, you need to have glaciers on one side & dessert mountains on the other. We have tropical climate on both sides which results in monsoon winds that brings rainy season for 4 months.

[@bigupbebop4706]

No country eats cows. They are for milk. Beef is young bulls meat. Great channel tho. Its great to get abridged histories without having to plough through long winded books. Hope you do more countries. Good stuff, I liked and subscribed.

[@tarudan_editz]

Love from India

[@gilroymenezes1558]

Fun facts: a state of India called Goa was owned by the Portuguese until 1960 2. India has the fourth largest rail network in the world

[@tarudaneditz]

You said you love space stuff and don't know ISRO.... 1)ISRO detect water on moon. 2)ISRO reach to Mars on first attempt and cost is less than movie gravity... 3)ISRO lauched 104 satellites in single rocket....

[@lyantombing1157]

Really loved ur reaction and channel too btw... And on that tharoor's speech..i recommend that u watch it because he gives a lot of evidence and empirical facts/data in his narration along with some points from the opposition. So it's really well balanced and his speech alone is kinda sufficient and qualified to be a fairly balanced speech.. And you can just ignore or just stand neutral on the controversial ones..my humble point is, it's worth it 😂😂

[@magako_v.3]

I think its weird that people think that the people of the indian subcontinent are all so different from americans or europeans. Most of them are indo-europeans and have common ancestors with well, other europeans and with that, americans or anyone with roots in Europe.

[@jobfranschman8436]

Maybe if you family lived at the coast or big city’s. But India have a really big population and I don’t think that the majority of the 1 biljoen inhabitants have European ancestry (mostly British than). I think maybe 25% of the population at highest.

[@magako_v.3]

@@jobfranschman8436 Thats not exactly what I ment but you got it right with modern european genes. What I ment was that in the late bronze age indo-europeans invaded india, especially northern india, later becoming the ones that wrote the holy scriptures and from which hinduism came.

[@prakharvirdi914]

@@magako_v.3 no one in India belive in ARAYAN INVASION and this year a person from Europe (forgot name and country) was awarded with 3rd highest civilian award coz of his research and proving that ARAYAN INVASION theory is a failed theory

[@antonywarriner6002]

There have been some very good BBC documentaries regarding geology, Stewart, Manning. A bit lengthy to comment on but well worth a watch

[@Blessheed]

That hitchhiker's channel is called MountainTrekker

[@aswn23]

Indian Space Research Organisation, in short ISRO is Indian Space Program. If u r really interested in Space, then check it out. They are the first to reach Mars in their first attempt. Even on a lower budget than the movie Gravity.

[@kirtigupta9753]

Once you taste authentic Indian Vegetarian Food, u will realize how tasty Vegetarian Food can be ! Infact the more spices u eat, the more stronger your Immune system becomes.

[@iwatchDVDsonXbox360]

I don't know a lot of channels about India and i could only recommend Odd Compass for now. Would love to see you react to "The Great Moghuls" documentary. (if possible) (it's in 240p)

[@arjyoni]

This video maker has biased and condescending tone and 20% info is incorrect and half truth. Also doesn't show many beautiful sites.

[@golem3958]

You should react to “36 most beautiful places in India to visit” video You’ll love it

[@bucklberryreturns]

For an Asian/European crossover with military aspects, take a look at the Gurkha. Super tough Asians who have been stars of the British military, and got shafted by our government despite their efforts for a foreign land.

[@zaftra]

If she does she will find they have the same rights as any other military person and won the right to live in Brittian a few years ago. It's apparently so bad that getting in the Gurkha is a dream.

[@bucklberryreturns]

@@zaftra They did indeed get British citizenship, and all the retirement funds that entails. However, not after years and years of campaigning on their behalf sadly. British army higher command, proper SAS type colonels, go over to conscript these guys. Literally people from one very small area, because they're just fantastic manly men who you can rely on.

[@zaftra]

@@bucklberryreturns True, that said they knew what they were letting themselves in for. They are Nepalese, born, raise and retired in Nepal, the British army gave them jobs with wages way beyond what they could hope to get in their country.

[@rengarajr3774]

React to emerging india the rising super power 2020. The other side of india most westerners don't know

[@jitendhere]

Yes its a good video

[@eduardogutierrez4698]

I remember a KZbinr called Victoria Flamel used to make similar videos on many countries. I wonder what became of her.

[@jensschroder8214]

Didn't the numbers 1 to 9 and 0 come from India to Europe via Arbrabia? I think. In Europe one speaks of the Indo-European languages. In other words, languages ​​from India to Europe that show similarities.

[@donovanwray5974]

India (I seem to remember, I was very young at the time) was the head of the non-aligned movement of nations who refused to take sides during the cold war and I think this was the reason why they had a fraught relationship with the US (under President Nixon) who had a reproachment with China - an initiative they called _détante_ .

[@udayrathod3786]

Indian leaders at that time had soft spot for communism but people were against it, so they dint join USSR. But they followed their footsteps. Only after 1991 economic Libralism India got out of USSR sphere.

[@DeepakGupta-cz7pt]

He was sadhguru who came to us last year

[@aroha_o28]

We do get cyclones from time to time in the deccan plateau

[@jonathana92]

Given your work on the napoleonic wars do the geography now france ;)

[@shrey4558]

Mountain trekker😂😂

[@dennismason3740]

There are like, 13 river dolphins left on Earth. I lived on mangoes and coconuts for 3 years.

[@DeepakGupta-cz7pt]

India also have Asiatic lion present only in india

[@dave_h_8742]

Food. Not heard of most of them names. They do low spice food from butter chicken to Korma. I am the same as SoGal and can only go to two chilli strength on the packets. (Pub landlord would say, Of course it's a glacier, Clues in the name luv. The Hymalayan range also called the roof of the world ( look up Nepal, Everest, K2 The killer mountain, Tibet & Bhutan)

[@ImperiousKing]

You should know about india's space program that is isro. It is very much successful.

[@norcal86ert45]

Great reaction. I love the geography now videos! These two videos night give you some good context too, about indian history and it's space program ( 1 )The Chola empire and it's relationship with south east Asia/trade. They even found a sunken Cholan ship bell off the coast of Australia kzbin.info/www/bejne/lZvUdJ6hZZd0l8k ( 2 ) A brief video about ISRO, the indian space agency and their history, including the mars mission etc kzbin.info/www/bejne/qpCsdamdlMSCecU

[@kristoffer-2614]

I guess after doing a GN India reaction i'd say the natural progression of things is doing GNs video on China in the future.

[@graemehossack7401]

India and China are in an economic, arms and space race. The conflict in the north broke a few weeks ago but another truce has been called after the death of around 50? Indian troops and unknown Chinese casualties. I in a very interesting and important part of the world to understand.

[@071atulkumar7]

Casualties - India 20, China 45(approx)

[@graemehossack7401]

@@071atulkumar7 Thank for the update.

[@071atulkumar7]

@@graemehossack7401 Chinese casualties - Above 35 (US Intelligence), 45 (Russian Intelligence), Above 40 (Indian Army), 5😂😂😂 (Chinese Communist Government). Which is true? 🧐🤔😔

[@071atulkumar7]

And also it's unfortunate 😔😔😔

[@ankannath4820]

India is Best 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳

[@CARLOS62B]

Mindblowing is all I can say .... and very interesting too. On the subject of History .. you should really do a video / study on British Kings and Queens because that is rather tricky to follow and it would link in well with your interest with Geography .. plus follow the History of the First World War .. because how that history came about was very interesting too ... oh yeah` check the history and search for the truth about Princess which was very interesting.

[@andrewclayton4181]

Wow. He rattled through a lot of stuff. He didn't talk about the climate, including the annual monsoon season, which has quite a profound effect on the affairs of India. Flooding, erosion, the crop planting cycles. The British were the first to complete a major survey of the place in the 19th C. There is a neat little book called The Great Arc by John Keay which outlines the endeavour. When they were finishing off along the northern boundaries, they took remote observations of the peaks which lay in the inaccessible countries of Nepal and Tibet. That's when they found that the Himalayas were higher than the Andes in S. America. The highest peak was named Everest in honour of the surveyor general who had done so much of the work across India. One of the justifications for British imperialism is that India was left a functioning civil service and a network of railways. These have both helped to hold the country together since independence. There were fears that it would fall apart completely. As it was it was, just the Muslim areas of West and East Pakistan split away. ( now renamed Pakistan and Bangladesh after a war in the 60s.) Here in UK Indian foods are very popular, with plenty of Indian restaurants, though real Indian people say European Indian isn't the same as real Indian food. The menus have symbols to tell you how hot the curries are. At the mild end are Kormas, towards the hot end you get Vindaloos. They seem to be popular to round off a night in the pub, and there is a macho urge to take the hottest on offer. I only go for the milder ones. Plenty to learn from these vids. I wouldn't normally chase them out, but it's good to share the experience, and get taken in new directions.

[@veneec2311]

When u visit india u may experience two things best experience in the world and worst experience u have never seen.it depends on ur point of view.but u will appreciate what life has given to u . when u go back to ur country

[@JohnWayne-ox4re]

*Colonialism not life

[@socialistcomrade6520]

There are more than 20000 Indian restaurants Spread across in USA

[@drgauravkumar317]

Thanks for the readings comment's

[@experimentnation3612]

Please react to Praveen Mohan's videos. He is a historian and he visits ancient temples and other sites and reveals their secrets. He has done many videos on the USA and India and they are very fascinating. Please check him out.

[@kaniozdemir9852]

How about adding Epic History TV's "Apollo Program Part 1: Tragedy to Triumph" to your list :)

[@samuelterry6354]

Yep Indian food is common in the UK.

[@bugsby4663]

People forget that whilst the United States may be "young", North America has a long and rich history.

[@no.1spectator39]

Please react to Ashoka the Great the rise of the mauryan Empire on Kings and Generals Channel and plz also react to States + Territories of India on Geography now! Channel

[@malcomflibbleghast8140]

yes native white brits prob eat curry, once or twice a week now.....its absorbed into british catering now.

[@RESTITVTOR_TOTIVS_HISPANIAE]

"When you wake up in the morning, tell yourself: the people I deal with today will be meddling, ungrateful, arrogant, dishonest, jealous and surly. They are like this because they can't tell good from evil. But I have seen the beauty of good, and the ugliness of evil, and have recognized that the wrongdoer has a nature related to my own - not of the same blood and birth, but the same mind, and possessing a share of the divine. And so none of them can hurt me. No one can implicate me in ugliness. Nor can I feel angry at my relative, or hate him. We were born to work together like feet, hands and eyes, like the two rows of teeth, upper and lower. To obstruct each other is unnatural. To feel anger at someone, to turn your back on him: these are unnatural" -Chadus Aurelius

[@ankushdutta5564]

How do you not know about ISRO. It's the second Or third most successful space agency in the world after NASA and SpaceX

[@indiacreate6502]

India developed a lot all theses days we earned in America now Americans are earning through indians

[@grahamstrong995]

Hi SoGal. Hope you are well and keeping out of the cold. You were asking about the enclave / exclave issue on the Indian sub continent. I don't pretend to understand it but there were a number of very strange agreements that saw very small parts of India, Pakistan and Bangladesh left within one another. The map men (I know you like them) do a video in exactly this subject. Also, when this video states that the partition was handled badly he is correct. Even today, we have had a youngster forbidden from playing cricket (at a very low level) by his family because someone else plays who is from a different religious background. Both families suffered badly during partition. Again, I don't understand it at all - it's just a shame.

[@barcazee8798]

19:07 MT. EVEREST is in himalayas but it is nepal