Armenian connection to Madras | History Times with Historian V Sriram

[@armenianinindia]

Thank you very much Sir for your nice video, I am an Armenian and already 7 years I live in Chennai. As you said we have good relationship between India and Armenia and Chennai is very rich with Armenian heritage

[@SriramV]

Thanks a lot! Look forward to meeting you sometime

[@armenianinindia]

@@SriramV sure, I am sure we will have nice discussion

[@bharadwaj6584]

Too good ! I have developed a keen interest in history after watching your video.

[@sundeepsinghjichudasama7143]

Absolutely enthralled with the detail and minutiae!! Subscribed AND bell icon pressed. Wish I'd known a bit more of the history of Chennai when I visited it in1990, in fact the only time ever. Have this urge after watching your work to visit again, three decades on. Look forward to many peaceful hours watching all your videos. Peace and gratitude from Kenya ... ☺️🙏 #gaj_junagadh Ps. Incidentally my grandfather joined a wave moving out of a very dry Saurashtra in the first quarter of the 20the century to East Africa. Opening up was the colony of Kenya. The Chettiar success story in South East Asia was repeated in East Africa by Gujarati immigrants ... ,😊🙏

[@swatinarayan90]

Completely hooked onto your informative videos! Thank you for creating them!

[@PScharity]

Mind-blowing 👏👌

[@arvindrajagopal6824]

Marvelous. We are all in your debt Sriram.

[@kiruk6986]

I’m a great fan of your history videos sir. Thank you for doing what you do🙏🏼

[@malluboyusa]

Mr. S. As a former long term resident of Madras / Chennai, thank you for reminding us about this gem in the long history of the City. I would love to return to the place I first visited more than 40 + years ago.

[@shanmugarajt5007]

Wat a historian sir ji!! I had nvr heard of Armenian connection wit Madras .

[@geethanjalijaved5361]

Great inputs sir, thank you, planning to visit the church.

[@Keralaforum]

Great!

[@ArunKRamasamy]

Thank you sir

[@GANESH-cq4ze]

Kindly share information about History of India from ancient to modern in consecutive series

[@nagarajdn7385]

Sir, the way in which u explained nd pronounced their names as if v r hearing from an native person thanks a lot.

[@debasishbhattacharya2803]

In Calcutta there is a Armenia Church and there is a Armenia Ghat at the bank of river Ganga still we call it Armenia Ghat .From Calcutta

[@kamatchijeyaraj4140]

Sir, please put an article on veerapandia kattabomman

[@ranjith7595]

Am visiting tomorrow 1st better thing to do on 2022

[@marvenarchitectsandpromote928]

Sir great 👍👏👏

[@jkrajamani1930]

Mama very good

[@sumanthm629]

Foreign Minister says Home state. Does that state recognise him that way ? Is he not Aryan and alien to that state ? Did that state elect him or will it ?

[@karthiksubramanianlakshmi]

Chettinad people went to Burma, Malaya, Singapore, Vietnam, Ceylon etc... But we can see most remains in Malaysia and Singapore, followed by little in Myanmar and some street etc in Sri Lanka. No records exist in spice kingdoms of the South East. There are tales of many Tamils involved in Death Railway construction.. Sir do a short video on LIC building, Race club, Annamalai University etc

[@julietcaryn352]

o9ccqq #von.ong