Azadi - A Tribute To India’s Great Freedom Fighters (US Soldier Reacts)

[@rianag1882]

We Indians love Japan, because of Netaji subhas chandra bose. The tiger of India. They helped netaji to fight against British Raj. But after 1945 he missing is biggest mistry that he dead or alive. 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳

[@justanotherarmyvet2.0]

Oh wow!

[@KnowledgeEnthusiast]

@@justanotherarmyvet2.0 8:21 you've asked about the meaning of Swarajya (it pronounced and spells Swa+Ra+Jya) it mean "My Sovereign Nation" or "My Sovereign Home/Birth Land". (Note:- I'm from Maharashtra, India & I'm a Marathi Speaking person, it's my mother/regional/birth tongue, but I can able to speak English and Hindi as well) The whole phrase was like this: "Swarajya Ha Maza Janma siddha Adhikar Ahe Aani To Mi Milavinarach". English Translation: My Nation (My Home Land) is my Birthright and I shall Definitely Achieve it.

[@justanotherarmyvet2.0]

@@KnowledgeEnthusiast interesting! Thank you 🙂

[@galaxray8700]

@@justanotherarmyvet2.0 but you know it ryt.😅 He was against America and also technically allied with Nazi Germany in that process of fighting against Brits. He is controversial for the western world. But he was one of the biggest Patriots and Freedom Fighter for Indian Independence.

[@TheB657]

@@galaxray8700 No he wasn't . His only purpose to ally with the Hitler was to overthrow British imperialism in India due to Nazis being rivals to the British in the Allied forces. But when he realized that *Hitler completely supported imperialism of "Scandinavian Whites" over "Brown people" (South Asians)* - Netaji had it and understood he came to the wrong party. By the way , Germany and the Nazis did *nothing* to free India, they didn't even participate in it. Only thing they did was to quell the British forces and every other with the help of Axis powers : Imperial Japanese Army, Italian army and Nazis. The Imperial Japanese army had landed sizeable blows on the British in South East Asia and that together with the INA (Indian National Army) fighting against the empire, weakened the economy of the British. Netaji had planned everything in advance.

[@viksjolt1]

swaraj means self rule. this brings tears to my eyes everytime. All people know of indian freedom fighters is gandhi, even Indians, but there were literally hundred's of thousands of others.

[@justanotherarmyvet2.0]

Yes. The unsung heroes ❤️🇮🇳

[@anshulsharma6282]

We had learnt about it from our high school and whenever we listen to the sacrifice of our freedom fighters it arises the spirit of patriotism. We salute them. Thanks for your reaction 🇮🇳

[@justanotherarmyvet2.0]

Thank you kindly for your support! 🇮🇳🤗

[@gjsanu]

Godse me 'God' Gandhi me 'G....😶

[@JokerJoker-xc7xb]

@@justanotherarmyvet2.0 Many Indian think that 15 Aug is actually Independence from British, but subconsciously it is more. it means that after 15 Aug, India will not have to afraid any Foreing External Invasion. Whether it is Arab Caliphate, Mughals (Family clans of Mongols), Portugese,Dutch,French and then last British Colonies. that date is actually the Happiness that India will no longer fight any of these invaders and finally these Invaders finally get defeated and become Silent. India has a 3000 Years of History of Resisting from Various Foreign Invasions whether it is Greeks Scythians Huns Hepathalites Arabs Mughals (Family clan of Mongols) and Afghans European Colonial Power.

[@avinashsaini9598]

Have seen this video a thousand times and i always get goosebumps. A proud Indian. Jai Hind 🇮🇳

[@justanotherarmyvet2.0]

Cheers! 🇮🇳❤️

[@gjsanu]

Godse me 'God' Gandhi me 'G....😶

[@abhijithas1015]

Always cry watching this thak you byjus for making such a video rani laxmi bhais entry makes goosebubs

[@justanotherarmyvet2.0]

@@abhijithas1015 ❤️🇮🇳🙏

[@ruturaj8454]

@@gjsanu chal chutiye agar godse ke gaand mein dam tha toh jinna ko marta

[@prantikadutta2095]

Netaji Subash Chandra bose was such a person whose contribution was felt even after his demise Still get goosebumps after hearing about his story

[@justanotherarmyvet2.0]

#respect

[@amulyamishra5745]

The fellow who cut off his own hand was Kunwar Singh, a Rajput (the warrior caste) and a Zamindar (a feudal lord). When he joined the revolt he was already 80 years old! It was during one of these incidents that he had to cut off his own hand. I'm forgetting the exact incident but this man had what we can call Special Forces mindset in modern times. He sustained bullet injuries at this age and still managed to survive for a day but finally succumbed to it.

[@justanotherarmyvet2.0]

Wow! I imagine that adrenaline probably kept him going for a while 🙂

[@amulyamishra5745]

@@justanotherarmyvet2.0 Yeah true

[@trusfratedbunny2215]

@@justanotherarmyvet2.0 He chopped off his hand & threw in Ganga river..as in to boycott all british products & he can't handle a british bullet in his body, so did that. He was revolutionary freedom fighter belonging from my state "Bihar" of india.

[@justanotherarmyvet2.0]

@@trusfratedbunny2215 incredible story

[@bmutthoju8797]

All my brothers and Sisters in India! Watch this video at least once every independent day! Please share if your ancestors were freedom fighters. My salutes to them and I will pray to GOD for your well-being! My grandfather was also a freedom fighter from Telangana state, India and he was underground opposing the Nizam government who were pro-British. He was caught by the Nizam government and was imprisoned for about 2.5 years. I feel so proud to be his grandson!

[@justanotherarmyvet2.0]

Respect!

[@ArpitaDas-lb9pc]

World largest democracy 🌼 Proud to be Indian ❤️ "INDIA" is our heart 🧡🤍💚

[@justanotherarmyvet2.0]

🇮🇳❤️

[@TheB657]

6:57 - The current President of Bharat (India) President Draupadi Murmu is from a very related tribe to the Mundas called as Santhals. The Santhal revolt/rebellion killed many British in the jungles of the Chhota (Small) Nagpur Plateau.

[@justanotherarmyvet2.0]

Interesting, thanks!

[@longxiao8277]

Sepoy - an Indian soldier serving under the British, This word comes from a Hindi/Urdu word SIPAHI which means soldier, as the British could not speak it properly they called it sepoy

[@shanuyok615]

It is a distorted or mispronounced word. Nothing to describe that long wumao hahah.

[@justanotherarmyvet2.0]

Ah, thanks for clarifying that!

[@KnowledgeEnthusiast]

@@justanotherarmyvet2.0 @8:21 you've asked about Swarajya (it pronounced and spells Swa+Ra+Jya) it mean "My Nation" or "My Home Land". (Note:- I'm from Maharashtra, India & I'm a Marathi Speaking person, it's my mother/regional/birth tongue, but I can able to speak English and Hindi as well) The whole phrase was like this: "Swarajya Ha Maza Janma siddha Adhikar Ahe Aani To Mi Milavinarach". English Translation: My Nation (My Home Land) is my Birthright and I shall Definitely Achieve it. one.

[@justanotherarmyvet2.0]

@@KnowledgeEnthusiast thanks!

[@gjsanu]

Godse me 'God' Gandhi me 'G....😶

[@roshanmhapsekar3911]

In deed it was baby on the back, we were blessed to have Queens who fought for freedom while tieing their baby at their backs. Her name was Lakshmibai, Queen of Jhansi.

[@justanotherarmyvet2.0]

Ahh like the movie!

[@arvindsingh6863]

it's heart wrenching to see our ancestors going through this brutality but not losing hope and courage for our freedom....i salute their courage and sacrifice and i hope i give my life for the service of my nation and people whenever time comes jai hind 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳

[@justanotherarmyvet2.0]

🇮🇳🇮🇳❤️🙏

[@gauravgaur9292]

Overall a good video. The fact that thousands of freedom fighters can't be covered in one video. But not to mention someone as important as Veer Damodar Savarkar is unfortunate.

[@justanotherarmyvet2.0]

I appreciate you watching 👍

[@ayushverma6902]

veer savarkar was a british puppet, he had no contribution in freedom movement, and he was not a freedom fighter . he just want religious movement like jinnah , jinnah was also a british puppet, not a freedom fighter and he want seperate muslim nation for him to rule. you fool

[@gauravgaur9292]

Thanks for the wishes mam. God bless India and America 🙏❤️🇮🇳🇺🇲

[@justanotherarmyvet2.0]

🙏🇮🇳❤️🇺🇸

[@samanthamasters5015]

This is just a mini version of the events on our heros. There were many many regional heros - men , women who gave ultimate sacrifices for the country. We salute them all on our 75th Independence day 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳 .Mera Bharath Mahaan!

[@justanotherarmyvet2.0]

#salute

[@trusfratedbunny2215]

men, women & even "Children/teenagers"...Read about 7 brave student freedom fighters of bihar..literally kids of 9th-10th std. (well, there were hundreds others with them but they died by britishers bullet while passing tiranga to one after other [in process to move ahead to hoist the national flag on the (now) Secretariat building] but didn't let tiranga fall on ground from their hands..they were satyagrahi, so didn't attacked back as well.

[@justanotherarmyvet2.0]

@@trusfratedbunny2215 I will check it out, thanks

[@sanketshelke8667]

Tears well up in my eyes every time I see this video. I get goosebumps, I get emotional, I get angry and inspired and motivated when I see the sacrifice that the countless brave men and women and children of our country made so many years ago so that we, today, can live in a free and independent country. They were indeed the greatest generation ever, and words fail me as I try to describe my gratitude for those bravehearts. I salute them. I love my India. Jai Hind.

[@justanotherarmyvet2.0]

❤️🇮🇳🙏

[@namankulshrestha5373]

Many freedoms fighter missing but i am happy to see the presentation Jai hind ❤️🙏

[@justanotherarmyvet2.0]

🧡❤️🙏

[@justanotherarmyvet2.0]

@Laxman Tiwari I didn’t know that

[@Cradaver]

India Loves Japan because of Subhash Chandra Bose ,He was IAS (Highest Level of Job Govt can offer in India), He was home arrested In India , He Flee from India to Germany and then to Japan , There he was greeted by 'Jai Hind by Germans' , Then he made Army of 40k people (INDIAN POW'S) , There is very very confidential secrets about his death , In itself is a very big conspiracy... There is one podcast on Ranveer's channel On whole conspiracy.. it's very very interesting , Today 2 of our states (Andaman and Nicobar Island and Lakshadweep is Gifted to us by Japan only)

[@justanotherarmyvet2.0]

Interesting!!

[@justanotherarmyvet2.0]

@Laxman Tiwari ahh okay 👍

[@HemantAgarwalHemanthod]

15:19 We (Indian) read about Boston-tea party in our classes in primary(up to 5th class) and middle classes(6 to 8th class). We read about many countries revolutions in our studies in early ages , like French revolution 1789 , Unification of Italy ,USSR in 1919 to 1991, Unification of Germany , American freedom movement and many more.

[@justanotherarmyvet2.0]

Interesting! So Indians have heard about the Boston Tea Party 🙂. If memory serves, I believe it was organized by the Sons of Liberty.

[@kurapatichaitanya705]

The famous otto van bismark

[@Cradaver]

@@justanotherarmyvet2.0 in world war chapters we study a lot about the world politics of that time and many incidents that were happening in big powers

[@justanotherarmyvet2.0]

@@Cradaver that’s good

[@trusfratedbunny2215]

& Whole bunch of East Asian countries history too...

[@TheSilentlearner]

Gandhi is more like an icon of pacification. He never rallied for complete independence. He wanted dominion status for India. If he were successful, we would have been second class citizens in our own nation. Gandhi actively collaborated with the British crown and convinced people to join the British in the world wars. It was the naval mutiny and the revolting battle hardened soldiers from British Indian army and the Indian National Army that secured us independence. The British were in no position to fight post WW2.

[@justanotherarmyvet2.0]

Interesting!

[@menaxfearisfun]

fully agree. they missed out on the naval mutiny triggered by Bose and his comrades.

[@justanotherarmyvet2.0]

@@menaxfearisfun they definitely missed a bunch of key events…

[@priteshdixit5778]

I think we should not talk about anyone who struggled for our freedom we don't know what were circumstances that Time and Gandhi ji was one one of the driving factors along with others for our freedom

[@TheSilentlearner]

@@priteshdixit5778 I don't intend to change anyone's opinion about Gandhi. But please don't hail him as a Saint. He was too much in awe of the British crown at that time. His early writings are riddled with racism. He believed that Africans were inferior to Indians and that Europeans civilized india. He is certainly not a "Mahatma"

[@divyanshukumar1029]

We weep , when we remember struggle and pain of our freedom fighters 😭😭

[@justanotherarmyvet2.0]

😢

[@sairaj6262]

Happy independence day for my beloved brother and sisters of India ❤️👈 Jai Hind ❤️👈

[@justanotherarmyvet2.0]

🇮🇳🙂

[@tarobaap420]

As an Indian born American, I always say my favorite holiday here is the fourth of July, because I get to throw up a middle finger to the English as an American and as an Indian. 😁

[@justanotherarmyvet2.0]

😁😁😁😁👍

[@wittyindian5212]

Gandhi had his own importance no doubt, but Subhash Chandra Bose was no doubt the star of Indian independence. He was the architect of Indian independence. British pm admitted the same in 1950s

[@justanotherarmyvet2.0]

Thanks for your insight!

[@gauravgaur9292]

1857 revolt started in the month of may and it took almost 17 months for the British company to supress the revolt. In November 1858 it totally died down for various reasons. The ones caught or survived in the process were tried and publicly executed/hanged. Then November end British queen's proclamation came and company rule got over and india directly came under the control of British govt and her queen.

[@justanotherarmyvet2.0]

Thanks for your insight!

[@terror10gaming55]

Millions died because of Gandhi . A person who survived but killed millions because of his actions, i don't consider such a man a hero.

[@justanotherarmyvet2.0]

What did he do (or not do) that caused millions do die?

[@arnavranka4510]

@@justanotherarmyvet2.0 He never said anything against Pakistanis during the riots. Be it the genocide in West Punjab, Kashmir, Malabar or East Bengal. He instead told Hindus to be non-violent even if they are getting killed.

[@arnab4utube]

Thank You Kylie (sorry if I have misspelled your name, just gone with the pronunciation I hear) for sharing the emotion of this long fight we fought for our freedom and understanding the density of pain we Indians have and respecting that intensity. Much appreciated for the love you have for my motherland..Thank You 🙏 I watch this episode with tears in my eyes..heavy breath and a boiling blood. Yes, freedom always comes with a price and every nation had to earn it with their utmost might and will but, the cost that India had to pay for her freedom was unimaginable. Salute to all the freedom fighters shown here and beyond, and salute to our current bravehearts for safeguarding that expensive freedom we achieved. I couldn't hold my tears when the dove broke the shackles of imperialism and announced ourselves with a loud cry...yes that's how painful the tale of our freedom movement was and most importantly we, of the post independent India enjoying the luxury of the today's free land, has a responsibility on our shoulders, to carry the respect of our nation everywhere and mark our space by spreading love, peace, respect and knowledge. We are breathing today because, our ancestors sacrificed their blood to pay the cost of our freedom and we have this duty to protect it, with all we have. Bless my motherland..Jai HIND 🙏🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳

[@justanotherarmyvet2.0]

You are welcome! I love learning about India. I hope to go back one day….And Thank you for sharing!! I really appreciate your taking the time express your thoughts and emotions. 🙏🤗❤️

[@justanotherarmyvet2.0]

Close!! It’s Kiely 😁🤗

[@ASH9366]

Tear In my Eyes 🙄😐🤨 We feel very Proud for all of our freedom Fighters 💪🖐👍✊👊🤝🙏 Happy 75TH INDEPENDENCE DAY 🇮🇳 JAI HIND 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳

[@justanotherarmyvet2.0]

🇮🇳❤️

[@anantsaini]

It is one of the best short documentaries of Indian Independence!

[@justanotherarmyvet2.0]

Yes 🙂

[@siddharthsharma9283]

This is only 60-70% of our freedom struggle and many of it is not shown obviously due to time contrain and the fact that this is the version we are taught in textbooks, but crucial events like naval mutiny were skipped, but the end scene was just amazing, couldnot hold myself from saluting

[@justanotherarmyvet2.0]

I can imagine that a lot is missing. I still enjoyed the video, and you are right, the end scene was amazing. Very powerful imagery!

[@gauravgaur9292]

And finally to answer your question- in the elementary and secondary school we learn quite a lot the same way as it is displayed in this video. Although, I having a major in history in my college and I can say much of it was quite true except for the fact that real reason which is not covered in our history books is the fact that Netaji Bose and his ARMY was the real reason British left in fear since Bose and his army rose a national feeling in the Indian army camps who were working under British control and fighting for Brits. It was for this reason which is why British left despite winning the World war 2. They left in a hurry or else they would've been brutally killed by the Army in 1946 just like they were shocked to death in 1857. Basically, their whole rule was based on the British Indian Army's strength and trust which was shaken by Netaji Bose and his Azad Hind Fauj(Indian National Army). All respect to Gandhi and his principles of non violence and passive resistance which unified indians to fight for the same cause together because before him there was no real centralised movement or a strong central leader. but in this day and age these ideals don't really work on such large scale. For example- there is no country which won its independence non violently. It is just not possible practically. Forget a war! if you rent your house to a tenant and he/she doesn't leave it once u ask him or her and he/she tells you do what the heck u want to do I'm not leaving this house and it's mine now. And imagine then the owner in this agitation sits outside and protests and follows passive resistance..would the tenant ever leave? NEVER! Isn't it? And if I'm wrong then why don't india still follow Gandhian model and follow passive resistance in Kashmir? Why we have to use force and violence? The bottom line is: practically, ideologically and even for that matter religiously speaking there can be no peace in warlike situations or fighting for dharma or freedom or Swaraj without limited use of violence. And there has been violence all through our freedom struggle as this video shows. But to all importantly and decisively put the credit in Gandhi's name that india won independence because of his non violent principles is absolutely rubbish. And unfortunately so this rubbish is put in the text books in tainted ways just to build the Gandhi brand and to give a notion that Britishers got a honorary and respectful exit from india. And why is it so? Because the ones who got the transfer of power in 1947 from the Brits were all Gandhi's men and devotees and the narrative still remains oficially.

[@justanotherarmyvet2.0]

I really appreciate you taking the time to share your thoughts and insight. Thank you . And you bring up some excellent points!! 👍🙂

[@gauravgaur9292]

@@justanotherarmyvet2.0 thank you mam 🙏😊

[@justanotherarmyvet2.0]

@@gauravgaur9292 🤗

[@upwale583]

Congress british puppet gov never reaveled this ... Neta ji was a perfect candidate of pm material .... But puppet congress alters all

[@poornimawagh72]

The woman carrying the baby was Queen Laxmibai Tambe (pronounced as Taambey) (Raani (queen) of Jhansi was her title). She was carrying her adopted son on her back into battle against the British. This queen did not have a biological heir so she adopted this boy. The British had just passed a law called the Doctrine of Annexation which said that a king or queen having no direct biological heirs will have their kingdom annexed to the British empire. This is why she fought the British to the death.

[@justanotherarmyvet2.0]

Thanks for explaining!

[@KnowledgeEnthusiast]

@Just Another Army Vet 2.0 @8:21 you've asked about Swarajya (it pronounced and spells Swa+Ra+Jya) it means "My (sovereign) Nation" or "My (sovereign) Home/Birth Land", it can also translate as Self-Rule. Swa (Mean My or Self) + Rajya (means Sovereign Land or Rule) as according to the particular context in which the word said. (Note:- I'm from Maharashtra, India & I'm a Marathi Speaking person, it's my mother/regional/birth tongue, but I can able to speak English and Hindi as well) The whole phrase was like this: "Swarajya Ha Maza Janma siddha Adhikar Ahe Aani To Mi Milavinarach". English Translation: My Nation (My Home Land) is my Birthright and I shall Definitely Achieve it.

[@justanotherarmyvet2.0]

I appreciate your comment! Thanks!

[@omkarsharma4755]

We get knowledge our history to patriotic theme songs , drama & books ... All schools celebrate independence day and teachers and professor get more information..and our grandfather and father to... #JaiHind🇮🇳

[@justanotherarmyvet2.0]

Thanks for sharing 🇮🇳🙂

[@abhishektyagi2128]

Swaraj is an Hindi word, which is an amalgamation of two words swa and raj. Swa means own and Raj means rule. So, swaraj means self rule.

[@justanotherarmyvet2.0]

Ahhh thanks!

[@rakeshbu7574]

This video always bring tear in my eyes that's why stoped watching it...

[@justanotherarmyvet2.0]

❤️🙏

[@ayushchoudhury5631]

Hey Kylie, I'm late this time around, but yeah to answer some of your questions, Azadi= Independence, Swaraj=Self-rule, Yes He cut off his hand, Yes that was a child on her back. (She was protesting against the annexation of kingdoms where there were no male heirs to rule the kingdom),Sepoy= Soldier.(Actually it's the Westernised version of 'Sipahi' which means the same) The mutiny went on for around 1.5 yrs. with people all over the places joining the cause. Swadeshi=Made in India/Indigenous, Satyagraha= Truth, Tolerance, Non-violence, Peaceful Protests. Non Coop Movement - Basically the people surrendered everything British from titles to goods to clothes to honours to services,posts even taxes etc. The Bose you meant in the video is actually Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose.

[@justanotherarmyvet2.0]

Hello! Thanks for answering my questions . I really appreciate it 🙂

[@subharunbanerjee6771]

This US soldier is a genius...he knows more about india than we indians. Absolute delight!

[@justanotherarmyvet2.0]

Awe thank you! I still have a lot to learn. But thanks, you made me smile 🤗

[@honestpetvideos9307]

This is the story of story of the 80 year old warrior babu Kunwar singh - He was a local ruler of princley state of jagdishpur in India.. The british tried to capture him as he was revolting against their rule... It was during such gureilla warfare one of his men betrayed him by telling his location to the british.. They ambushed him while he was crossing a river during which he was short in the arm which the local doctor said he had to remove to prevent poison spreading so he cut off his arm as an offering to the river goddess asking for strength to drive out the british from his territory which he succeded in the following day when he attacked them but later died due exhausation and fatal injuries

[@justanotherarmyvet2.0]

Interesting. I couldn’t imagine!

[@NotePerfectHB]

The video along with the mainstream movements also shows how much the tribal Kingdoms fight against british they killed so many people in assam. ,manipur and nagaland the major kingdoms of north east. My ancestors faught not for any north east but for the entire country to free from British rule KANAKLATA a young woman from assam died taking bullet on her chest as she stand with NATIONAL FLAG OF INDIA . Jai hind

[@thecrusader5462]

4:55, The Revolt of 1857 lasted for about one to one and a half years and according to British field records, was completely stopped by the year 1859. This "revolt" is viewed respectfully as the First War Of Independence of India. (Edit) 8:25, The term "Swaraj" is a Mararathi term (Marathi language) and it means Independence/Freedom. (Edit) 11:37, Non-cooperation movement is a type of non-voilent "struggle" idea of "Gandhi", the direct meaning of which would be to not cooperate with the British government. (Edit) 22:06, The Azad Hind Fauj/ Indian National Army was formed by Netaji S.C.Bose and the German and the Japanese Governments helped him to form this great army with only one motive, The freedom of Mother India Although Netaji Bose didn't liked the fact about working with th working with the Nazi govt., but as the famous saying goes "The enemy of my enemy is my friend". (Edit) Mam at the end to answer your question, with a feeling of shame, i would like to inform you that very few of these stories of our brave freedom fighters is taught to the students, may it be at any level of education (primary, elementary or higher). The Indian education system has totally distorted the history of our own country and talking from my personal experience the today's generation in India are vastly unaware of many of the names of freedom fighters (unaware of the names mentioned in this video itself). It is the truth mam, the bitter truth.

[@justanotherarmyvet2.0]

Thanks for clarifying!

[@thecrusader5462]

@@justanotherarmyvet2.0 Mam I'll be adding more in this comment as edits as i progress through watching the video (late commer to the party😅), please stay tuned for further comment edits😊

[@justanotherarmyvet2.0]

@@thecrusader5462 you are awesome! Thanks 🙂

[@thecrusader5462]

@@justanotherarmyvet2.0 No mam, You are Awesome 😊. Thank you for giving me opportunities to clarify dobuts and also having an opend mind to opinions. And also Thank you for your service in your country's Armed Forces🙂.

[@galaxray8700]

Atleast 75% of it is taught in the books. But the difference is that they conclude most of the stories in single paragraph. But yeah,it's Mostly Gandhi and Congress all the time (Maybe because of the Congress Government,as they try to hide their failures,otherwise we would be independent by 1930s)

[@suchak91]

1857 sepoy Mutiny casualties 6000 British and 0.8 million indians died

[@justanotherarmyvet2.0]

So sad

[@TheB657]

5:22 😁Welcome to the bravery and valour of the Bharatiya Veers Mahaans (Indian Subcontinent's Heroic Greats) 😃🙏🙇 A Great Introductions to Bharat's Freedom Fighters. Seems many were missed like Shri Veera Marthanda Varma, Maharani (Queen) Abbaka Chowta, Maharani (Queen) Chennamma, Maharani (Queen) Velu Nachiyar and Kuylili etc. 🕉☸🐚🌿🛕🚩🕍✡☪🕌⛪⛩🏹⚔👹💥🔥

[@justanotherarmyvet2.0]

I am sure many are missing from the video

[@anishkamble3944]

The 1857 revolt lasted till India got independence that is 1942-45, which is almost 200 years!!!!

[@justanotherarmyvet2.0]

Wow

[@shashanksuman]

Events around Boston Tea Party and India have a connection beyond East India Company, there was a british manufactured famine in eastern India for six years proceeding 1773 , tax collection from India got hit due to famine, East India company attempted to recoup their losses from american colonies, which lead to Boston Tea Party. famine happened because brits had forced farmers to shift from traditional crops to indigo cultivation, indigo was a export commodity at that time.

[@justanotherarmyvet2.0]

Oh wow!

[@Raghuram_2894]

Swarajya means self governance in Hindi and man who gave that slogan by Balagandhar Tilak. He was one of the important leaders of early freedom struggle of India.

[@justanotherarmyvet2.0]

Thanks!

[@bittoochatterjee2661]

The White Dove imprisoned in the cage depicts whole of India. My Great Grandfather was a freedom fighter. My Grand father joined British Indian Army during Second World War but was Abandoned by the British & French Army / Soldiers saying them you are slaves and hence Expendables when they fled Dunkirk. leaving my Grand father and many more British Indian Army Soldiers to Die. The German Army took many British Indian army soldiers as Prisoner of War by German Nazi. My Grandfather was one of those POW It was here in Berlin were my Beloved Indian Freedom Fighter r Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose after his meeting with Adolf Hitler and agreement got all the British Indian Army Soldiers Freed from German POW camps. My Grandfather in the year 1941 Abandoned his British Indian Army Uniform and wore the Indian National Army uniform and fought against the British standing along with Japanese and Nazi German forces. He my Grandfather is 104 years old As of 2022.

[@justanotherarmyvet2.0]

Oh wow. The Brits left the Indians in Dunkirk? Did any escape on the civilian boats?? Please Thank your your grandfather for his service. My utmost salute and respect to him. He is a part of the greatest generation. He must have some incredible stories. He could probably write a memoir 🇮🇳❤️🙏

[@kumarvivek1866]

@@justanotherarmyvet2.0 ironically germans and Japanese treated Indian National army better than brits.

[@arnavranka4510]

@@justanotherarmyvet2.0 This part isn't covered by the World War movies made by the West. India had a very large role in the World War, superseded by perhaps only Russia.

[@kumarvivek1866]

@@arnavranka4510 yes , Indian sacrificed their lives more than brits and American in ww2

[@bittoochatterjee2661]

@@justanotherarmyvet2.0 1) How could he or any of the Indian soldiers fighting as commonwealth country soldiers fighting on behalf of British forces escape on Civilian boats when all of them were fighting the Germans and dying and were being used as baits in the inner area's of the city miles away from the beaches. 🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔 2) The beaches were filled with British and French forces. 3) Do you think the mind set of European Soldiers particularly that of the British or French would be to help a native Coloured Indian from South Asian Country 🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔 4) Yes he did share with me a lot of incredible stories of his during that War both when he was fighting the Germans and Later on Fighting the British standing along by the side of Germans as INA Soldier's when between 4 - 18 years old ( 1972 - 1987 ) when i used to go back visiting him from different Indian Air Force Station were my father used to be posted in those years.as an Commissioned IAF Officer. As of today he is now a veteran ( Retd ) IAF Officer who participated in the Indo - Pak Wars of 1965 and 1971. He is 84 Years old Today 5) As for the stories that i heard from my Grandfather Unfortunately most of his stories were on how British Indian Soldiers were discriminated. illtreated very badly in each and every Respect by the British Army Officers and Soldier. ❤❤😊😊🙏🙏

[@pratik2375]

SUBHASH CHANDRA BOSE is the Founder of INA.... He said, "Give me Blood, and I will give you Freedom"

[@justanotherarmyvet2.0]

#respect

[@divyanshgupta5740]

I really wish you understood the songs. The lyrics are heartwarming. Also Gandhi did not do shit for freedom while legends like bhagat singh and netaji subhash chandra bose gave their life and blood. And netaji also said freedom is not asked it is snatched from the oppresser.

[@justanotherarmyvet2.0]

Me too ❤️

[@shayanraj7840]

6:00 the baby on the back because the Queen of Jhasi , Rani Lakhsmy Bai fighted this war against british with her baby on the back because the king died already. It's a great history of ours that a Female fighter also used to run Big kingdoms and also fight against enemies like Kings.

[@justanotherarmyvet2.0]

Thanks for clarifying that 🙂👍

[@shayanraj7840]

@@justanotherarmyvet2.0 Yes and her son was adopted by the way , British had rule that any adopted child can't be king. So British wanted to capture kingdom from the Queen.

[@justanotherarmyvet2.0]

@@shayanraj7840 oh wow. Incredible story

[@naomiphukon5663]

I remember studying American war of independence against British rule in school in History subject I forgot in which class Indian war of independence against British rule was taught in class X. We started History subject from class V. I totally forgot what was there, as I skipped that class and directly got admission in VI. Later we learned all about the intruders like Mughals, Portugals and French and war against them. Later we learned about Martin Luther King, Madame Marie Curie's invention, Boston Tea party, Battle of Lexington and many more from classes VII to IX. Apart from war of independence in the subject History we had to learn about most common religions in India like Hindu, Christianity, Islam, Budhism and Jainism that's where I learned about Martin Luther King I forgot about other Protestants. We had to attempt 10 to 12 marks questions on these topics.

[@justanotherarmyvet2.0]

Thanks for sharing 🙂

[@nanavdabas2379]

We Never Forget What Britishers Did But We Are On Our Ancient Policy That Whole World Is One Family

[@justanotherarmyvet2.0]

One family 🙏❤️🌎

[@himanshugoswamii]

When Brits left life expectancy was 31 years , literacy was 17% poverty was 90% and gdp was 130 b dollars india was dindustralized ,no infracture and was divided on the basis of religion... .😶 But now india has more gdp than uk ,more unicorn,,more phd's ,and a far better growth rate ,with greater millitary strength and better technology...and we r still not done and one day the golden bird will again fly high 🥰🥰

[@justanotherarmyvet2.0]

More unicorns? 🦄

[@himanshugoswamii]

@@justanotherarmyvet2.0 startups whose valuation is more than 1 b dollars

[@dralexissenchez8030]

@@justanotherarmyvet2.0 unicorns means srtups having a huge amount of money

[@Cradaver]

@@justanotherarmyvet2.0 Startup with valuation more that 1 Billion USD...

[@justanotherarmyvet2.0]

@@himanshugoswamii thanks!

[@gauravgaur9292]

Yes, Veer Kunwar singh, 80 died 23apr 1858 near Jagdishpur. He chopped his hand off. And also from the other took the union jack off of the fort and escaped the British soldiers but died due to blood loss.

[@justanotherarmyvet2.0]

Incredible story

[@prashant1901]

Hi, how I wish you could visit Delhi, Meerut, Lucknow, Agra and Jhansi -- the nerve centres of the first war of our independence in 1857 (colonial British called it a mutiny). In Delhi, nor far from my home, is Guru Tegh Bahadur Nagar (originally the Kingsway Camp). The place has a huge monument of British King George, it is a protected monument. Dozens of Indian soldiers were hanged for the revolt near the monument). About a km away is the dilapidated structure of British Army Press, the property is in dispute for decades). Another 3-4 km away is the Interstate Bus Terminus, and around that place are dozens of monuments of the colonial British/Mughal era. There is a very quiet church, well-maintained and still functional. The church and the burial ground within its compund was built by the British. About 75km from Delhi towards its east is the historic city of Meerut (Uttar Pradesh province), where Mangal Pandey had first revolted against the British. Kanpur state capital Lucknow are heavily covered in history. Jhansi is further east in a region called Bundelkhand, the land of the Bundel Rajput warrior clans. The fort in Jhansi is the place associated with Queen Laxmi Bai who fought with the British army astride her horse, which had to jump from the fort as it was under siege for days and months. Laxmi Bai tied her infant son behind jumped with her armour and sword. The place where the horse jumped off the fort wall is demarcated. The Queen fought ferociously and felled by the British troops who surrounded her. There is a famous poem by Subhadra Kumari Chauhan 'khoob Ladi mardani vo to Jhansi wali Rani thi, Bundele harbolo ke mukh ham suni kahani thi' (the legend of the Queen we all know thru stories handed down to us by the brave Bundela warriors, that was the Queen, the Queen of Jhansi). Regards

[@justanotherarmyvet2.0]

Thank you for sharing!! I would Love to visit one day. I have only been to Madras/Chennai and that was back on 2001

[@nicholasram9001]

@@justanotherarmyvet2.0 Thanks for your reaction to the video! There's a movie based on Queen Laxmi Bai called Manikarnika: The Queen of Jhansi. The trailor/movie has english subtitles if you would like to check it out. kzbin.info/www/bejne/qnzQnICMlrOob8k

[@vikasbhargava5653]

Rani Laxmibai did not jump from the fort in Jhansi. It was the Gwalior Fort from where instead of being captured by the Brits she chose to jump along with her horse. A statue of her on her horse is there to mark the place and commemorate her act.

[@arnavranka4510]

I had the idea recommending this video to you today. Opened my phone to find this!

[@justanotherarmyvet2.0]

Great idea! 🤗🤗🤗

[@Cradaver]

Azadi means - for normal less aware person(who understand) Indipendence...For knowledgeable person- It was started being used by Indian Maulanas(Islamic Priest) when Britain Captured Turkey (Caliph of Islam) in Khilafat movement (movement in India against British to restore Caliph and leave turkey) , THEY said - Kufr Se Azadi , Kufr means Kafir or Non believer of Allah... Original word for Indipendence is Swatantrata means Self Principles or Self Rule

[@justanotherarmyvet2.0]

Awe thank you!

[@arnavranka4510]

@@justanotherarmyvet2.0 Azadi is more of Persian/Arabic word in origin. Swaraj is Sanskrit in origin.

[@trusfratedbunny2215]

@@justanotherarmyvet2.0 Swatantrata is actual hindi word for "Independence".

[@justanotherarmyvet2.0]

@@trusfratedbunny2215 ahh thanks!

[@pratik2375]

Absolutely correct

[@shodhitgoyal6539]

At 21:16 was the real father of modern day india netaji subhash chandra bose , he was a patriotic indian who knew that the british wont understand the language of peace and had to be thrown out of india only with force. Imagine if US had not nuked japan , india could have defeated the british and we would have had independent and sovereign india today , pakistan , bangladesh, nepal , bhutan, sri lanka all would have been a part of india if INA would have succeeded. Even today india and indians are very much colonised by language , rules and traditions. He would have ensured that india creates its own new identity. 🥺

[@justanotherarmyvet2.0]

History would definitely would have changed if the Allie’s had lost…

[@ayushbose599]

Jai Hind👍🏼🙏🏼♥️🇮🇳

[@justanotherarmyvet2.0]

🤗

[@rajivharidasan6718]

being indian i got goosebumps Sir. byju presentation is very beautiful

[@justanotherarmyvet2.0]

❤️🇮🇳

[@Cradaver]

Mam*

[@Cradaver]

You know there was a Hindu King Prithviraj Chouhan was a king who could shoot 'shabd bhedi baan' , Arrow just by listening, When he was captured by Muhammad Ghori his eyes were bursted , On day of his hanging , Ghori said to give arrow and bow to Prithviraj Chouhan and went and stood , the poet said Char bans chaubis gaz angul asta praman ,aite pe sultan hai mat chooko Chauhan “. Meaning of this poem is like this :Sultan is at a distance of 4 bans(66 feet ),24 gaz(72 feet),8 angul(6 inches) from Chuhan and poet advised Chauhan not to miss this golden chance to kill him , the arrow Peirced the heart of Ghori(Islamic Invader) and then poet killed Prithviraj and himself

[@justanotherarmyvet2.0]

When was that?

[@Cradaver]

@@justanotherarmyvet2.0 battle of tarrain 800 years back.. Prithviraj movie is also on him

[@amitrawat588]

'Ta upar sultan hai mat chooke Chauhan'

[@arnavranka4510]

@@justanotherarmyvet2.0 Many kings in ancient times had the ability to aim by the sound of the target only. I think it is possible even now, by the special forces.

[@arnavranka4510]

@@justanotherarmyvet2.0 Actually we don't know if Prithviraj really killed Ghori after being blinded. It is quite possible he died in the battlefield only. However, we do know that Prithviraj had initially defeated and captured Ghori. But he freed him as a gesture of compassion. However, Ghori attacked again, with the help of Chauhan's father-in-law and neighbouring ruler, Jaichandra. Jaichandra hoped to get some spoils of war after aiding Ghori. In the end, Prithviraj died defending his capital. Ghori was quick to betray Jaichandra also, and killed him too. It was the first time North India came under Islamic rule

[@Abhishek_Tiwari2002]

The person who cut off his hand was Veer Kuwar Singh And that lady who was fighting with a baby on her back was Rani Laxmi Bai

[@Abhishek_Tiwari2002]

Go through Wikipedia you'll know about them

[@justanotherarmyvet2.0]

Thanks for clarifying!

[@kumarvivek1866]

Happy independence day to all of u.

[@justanotherarmyvet2.0]

Happy Independence Day!

[@destroyer4369]

5:05 yes Veer Kunwar Singh cut off his hand when a gun shot hit his hand. He sacrifice his hand in the river Ganga (Ganges-- englisized form of Ganga). He do this to prevent poisoning and fight without any delay.

[@justanotherarmyvet2.0]

Poisoning? Do you mean sepsis?

[@antusharma6375]

When at Chauri Chaura the non cooperation movement became violent . Gandhi ji took it back.Different schools of thoughts have different take on it.But there is a way to reconcile the differing schools of thought, for all three things can be right at the same time: Chauri Chaura violence had roots in local discontent; the violence was wrong; and Gandhi displayed tremendous moral conviction in pulling back.

[@justanotherarmyvet2.0]

Thanks for sharing your insight!

[@antusharma6375]

@@justanotherarmyvet2.0 Pleasure

[@duniyanews1998]

Thank You Sir 🇮🇳🙏🙏🙏

[@justanotherarmyvet2.0]

Thank you for watching 🤗🙏

[@sathya2801]

This was the best episode ❤️

[@justanotherarmyvet2.0]

Thanks for watching! ❤️

[@devraj9234]

Lots Of Love From India Mam🙏😊❤ 🇺🇲❤🇮🇳

[@justanotherarmyvet2.0]

Love from South Carolina! ❤️🙏🇮🇳🇺🇸🤗

[@Cradaver]

Removing a group of 10 protestors of Delhi without Violence is not possible in India even today and our History books teach that Gandhi gave us Indipendence without violence 😂... Whole wealth of World War , Man power of World War was Indian so why would Britain leave India by saying of Gandhi..

[@gypsysoul6965]

Gandhi was a British agent

[@gypsysoul6965]

In delhi you can't even get your tenants out without fighting and our history books tell how Gandhi got the cruel Britishers out of our country without any violence

[@Cradaver]

@@gypsysoul6965 😂 ,I'm myself a Tenant of PG .. btw.. it's bit humours thing we use... Kylie should not take it super seriously

[@justanotherarmyvet2.0]

😁

[@kanishks6757]

The 1857 revolt lasted for more than a year, with the British rule disappearing from India for several months.

[@justanotherarmyvet2.0]

Thanks for clarifying!

[@amulyamishra5745]

The 1857 revolt hardly lasted two years. By 1859 most leaders were either killed or hanged (except Nana Saheb Peshwa who disappeared and was never heard of again). Thousands of lives were claimed. There's no clear figure because after the revolt was suppressed by the Company, the Brits, whatever city they recaptured they executed thousands and thousands of local population by hanging them without any trials. Two travellers from Western India (where there was no activity) have written in their travelogue that trees were full of hanging corpses. British had grown so paranoid of the locals that they started killing the natives at the slightest suspicion. They remained vindictive for quite a few years after the suppression of the revolt. Jawaharlal Nehru mentions in his autobiography that sometime in the early 1860s his granduncle was stopped by the British on his way when he was taking his niece (Nehru's aunt) somewhere mistaking her for an English girl because she was so white skinned and they thought that she had been abducted. Had the misunderstanding not been cleared, Nehru writes that the granduncle would have been hanged then and there.

[@justanotherarmyvet2.0]

Oh wow. That is horrible!!

[@satsuhansinghsidhu2492]

It is said that India almost got independence in 1857 revolt... We were so close to independence... The britishers were very scared at that time.. but because of some people we failed..

[@justanotherarmyvet2.0]

Some people…?

[@satsuhansinghsidhu2492]

@@justanotherarmyvet2.0 by 'some people' I mean the rulers of kashmir etc. Who helped the British against the revolt.. also there was lack of unity in the revolt...

[@justanotherarmyvet2.0]

@@satsuhansinghsidhu2492 ahhh. Thanks!! And I imagine there was little “command and control”

[@satsuhansinghsidhu2492]

@@justanotherarmyvet2.0 You're Welcome 😁😁 btw I am Satsuhan.. I am in 9th grade and I studied this in 8th grade.

[@justanotherarmyvet2.0]

@@satsuhansinghsidhu2492 hello! I am Kiely 🙂🙂

[@withbaba00]

Above video is for school going children, actually *byjus* is one of the India's biggest online learning platform for school to college student. In high school just above this video because there no why part, we learn all about freedom struggle and full Indian history since 7000 B.C. because that is legacy of India, need to put in mind since childhood how and at what cost we earn today's freedom. Good thing is, not insert negative colonial ideological part in child mind, later in college or as per interest, in depth study how much they were brutal, their ideology, their major policy about India and Indians. You will surprise that we also study Pakistan history especially ancient, because in past that belongs to India till 75 year ago but Pakistan don't teach to their students. 😂 Pakistan they have no basis to maintain and claim, that lands belongs to Pakistan in past. While Hindu word came from those who live in sindh (now a state of Pakistan) before 10,000 year ago. A mountain in afganistan name is Hindu-kush. One day either there will be again United india or no india. Sorry to say but If there is no india then there will be no world for human.

[@justanotherarmyvet2.0]

Thanks for sharing your valuable insight! I really do appreciate it 🙂

[@withbaba00]

@@justanotherarmyvet2.0 pakistan never want harmony between hindu and muslim in India because, Pakistan as country was demanded on basis that hindu and muslim are two different religion can't live together, if peace then no sense of creating Pakistan. So Pakistan fund Sepratist power in all around india, no matter which religion, showed their people hindu as culprit for all and take false feeling of living in very peaceful and safest country. So 1.Pakistan school text book teach *jihad*(war) against *kafir*(hindu, Christian,jews). 2. Pakistan history start from 712 A. D. Nothing about past in school. 3.Never told about history else than muslim rulers(while Pak in past ruled by great hindu kings) 4. Pakistan make history idols from arab and Turkish, in actually those are attacker and invedors they also killed Muslims of Pakistan. 5.Pakistan people race and ethnicity even their few surname similar to Indian hindus but teach they are arab and Turkish. 5.Create very much false narration about freedom struggle while muslim league (a party that demand Pakistan) was opposes all movement against brtish, so they get Pakistan as gift to remain loyal to British. 6. 90% muslim those involved in freedom struggle fought for United India. 7. Pakistan picked muslim particularly those fought against british. India teach all about freedom struggle even about those who demand Pakistan (no hate) 7. They teach india is very very poor country while Pakistan have more poor than india. Etc Etc They are feeding their child with hate and false information. Conclusion- Pakistan have no proper legacy and people living in false ideological life whenever people of Pakistan get to know truth about their past they oppose their govt and... Demand for actually teaching then automatically peace in Indian sub continent. If there is peace then no sense to live seprate as we were united in past again we will be unite. If india unite again than india will be world biggest power in economy, military, and in field of space and latest tech, no hunger in world, no poverty, zero illiteracy.... Because now both pak and india wasting money on weapons and pulling each other down. That's why we got gift of partition, britisher don't want India as super power.

[@basavarajubr9355]

Madam, Because of "SUBHAS CHANDARA BOSE"S Azad Hind Fouze, Britishers frightened. in 1946 that times Navy soldiers revolted against Britishers. These are the reasons for Britishers to leave India. We fought for our pride. Jai Hind.....🙏

[@justanotherarmyvet2.0]

#respect

[@rushtyin318]

Well this video is great introduction to general public and kids, but as someone who has studied the Indian independence struggle in some depth, there are many many nuances missed. I would just say that. But the masses can never relate to something they can't experience themselves in some way, so it's good for them, the intellectual directions are for only those who wants to dive deeper. And lastly, I can't just help but comment on this, they call Gandhi an old fakir(an ascetic), really!!!! That's cute of them, lol.

[@justanotherarmyvet2.0]

I appreciate you watching and commenting 🇮🇳👍

[@JokerJoker-xc7xb]

@@justanotherarmyvet2.0 Madam, these Video is totally Leftist History (Praising Indian National COngress and Gandhi Especially). I would say it is not actually an Indic History. also it didnot showed that Quit India Movement was a Useless and Dumb Move by Gandhi. and the Actual Effective and smart Movement was INDIAN NAVY (BRITISH INDIAN NAVY AT THAT TIME) AND AIR FORCE REVOLT. for last 100 years, the Revolt was limited upto the common Citizens and a Rebel Organization but When the Revolt comes to ARMED FORCES working under British, this really Panicked the Crown.. Because Madam you know that if ARMED FORCES STARTED REVOLTING THEN EVEN A PRESIDENT OF A COUNTRY HAVE TO LISTEN IT.. right.

[@justanotherarmyvet2.0]

@@JokerJoker-xc7xb good point

[@dineshkumar-ez6xr]

My grandfather still tell me stories how he and family survived by being in rice fields for days without moving After the independence (during the time riots where happening)

[@justanotherarmyvet2.0]

Oh wow. That must have been scary. Where was this? Bengal?

[@dineshkumar-ez6xr]

@@justanotherarmyvet2.0 no it was in Punjab

[@justanotherarmyvet2.0]

@@dineshkumar-ez6xr thank you for sharing

[@deWiAnNaEnEcBi3857]

Even this video is just only 7-8% about our greatest freedom fighters, freedom struggle and freedom history of India. This video is missed soo many more greatest freedom fighters from all around of India (Especially from Bengal). And yes this video is mostly focus on Gandhi ji and his supporter leaders, which is not actual freedom history of India. But yes, they're also our freedom fighters. We should respect to all our greatest freedom fighters. But Byju only tribute one side freedom fighters. This is very shameful for us. And yes always remember that, British Empire is most cruel than anything. How many people are sacrifice their lives for our freedom. You can't count them. But dumb, cruel western education only recognise Gandhi ji as Indian freedom struggle. Too much hypocrisy.... 🙏🙏🙏🙏🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳 #Happy75IndependenceDay. 🙏🇮🇳🇮🇳🙏

[@justanotherarmyvet2.0]

And that is the western narrative. Sad. 🇮🇳❤️

[@iqkris5486]

the war of 1857 lasted for a year and had a casualty of around 800thousand Indians

[@justanotherarmyvet2.0]

😢

[@ArpitSgh36]

15:21 we know about it most of the people who studied history well in their 9th class must know about afterall we struggled remembering dates so History and civics would take a lot of time and revision and yeah we had a whole years of studying Indian and Foreign History mostly we get to know about American(obvious as EU colony),British(not getting a word better than obvious),Japanese And we had chinese history too but we never were taught maybe educational policies had changed due to chinese behaving as maniacs and yeah modern hisotry of league of nations and U.N stuff

[@justanotherarmyvet2.0]

Interesting!

[@justanotherarmyvet2.0]

@Laxman Tiwari yes. Many were left out that deserved to be in the video

[@poornimawagh72]

Swaraj: Means COMPLETE Self rule. No rule by the British. The 1857 revolt went on for 2 years from 1857 to 1859. It was called the Sepoy mutiny of 1857 by the British.

[@justanotherarmyvet2.0]

Thank you!

[@Cradaver]

(pov, No hate or disrespect to Christianity)Mother Teresa (who has highest civilian award of India ) was just a Christian missionary activist who came to spread Christianity among Poor's )highly supported by Congress, Last year her NGO was froze by ED for money laundering

[@justanotherarmyvet2.0]

Oh wow!

[@TheB657]

*100% true* 🙏 To add to the list of her activities : *She used to convert and sell children...* Bengalis hate her. I just came to know in my Undergrad. at my alma mater (University) , there were too many Bengalis coming from different backgrounds not only from Kolkata - Once I just brought about Mother Teresa and smiled thinking that even foreign born came to Bharat for Freedom Fight......... There were around 20 odd among them (from all religions/faiths) and their faces turned grim. They called me and set up a sort of team meeting 😂 probably the first one I every had in my Second Year at University. They got more Bengalis and then there were at least 25 - 30 of them (literally crowding around a table or rocks we were all sitting on in the Forest area (made up for the University premises - we called Woodstocks). *All of them together one by one explained the true history of Bengal and how they hated Mother Teresa and Raja Ram Mohan Roy etc. ....* I was literally shell shocked to hear something I never even had thought of or known till that point. It is also when I came to know how nationalistic Bengalis were. They literally used the name *Bharat* and always mentioned *all national languages* and explained how Raja Ram Mohan Roy made national languages less important compared to European languages and Arabic (since he literally spoke and wrote in all those languages being a scholar). Later from watching a video by Shri Sandeep Balakrishna (an engineer and historian) , came to know that Shri Raja Ram Mohan Roy was a victim of the long enduring slavery we had faced from the Mughals and that his family were ones troubled from Mughal atrocities. They considered British and the rest of colonials from European nations as forward, brave, eloquent, well mannered etc. compared to the barbaric nature of the Mughals - *to either convert or die and to spit in mouths of Hindus (yes Mughal infantry men considered Hindus and other faiths below their own and used to either tax (jizya) the populace till death or did such despicable acts against them.* Hence he adopted western customs and was I guess converted to Christianity ? He worked for the British East India company.

[@justanotherarmyvet2.0]

@@TheB657 oh wow…

[@pushpaknitnaware8243]

The East India Company, which once owned India, in one of the great ironies of history, is now owned by an Indian entrepreneur named Sanjiv Mehta.

[@justanotherarmyvet2.0]

That is ironic!

[@newtonstheology8765]

Gandhi was a normal guy who said a lot of racist things and did a lot of weird thing. There are no perfect men in history. They just did some good things, No need to worship anyone except God.

[@justanotherarmyvet2.0]

Well said

[@skull99crusher16]

N.germany helped Subash Chandra Bose to gather troops and they gave them weapons A.Hitler and Subash Chandra Bose had meeting together in Berlin in 1941. He helped Netaji to go to Japan and there he meet with Japanese pm and planned invasion of India from it's northeast borders

[@justanotherarmyvet2.0]

Interesting!

[@skull99crusher16]

@@justanotherarmyvet2.0 that's the reason that Indian don't hate Nazi regime and somewhere like Hitler, some of the major political group like Hindu mahasabha admired the idea of racial purity and wanted to create something like Nazi regime in India but failed after Hitler's defeat in ww2

[@mystiqueblue]

Hundreds and thousands of Freedom fighters were killed. Let alone millions of Indians who lost lives because of British induced famines.

[@justanotherarmyvet2.0]

😓

[@knightnavi3064]

yes we Indian fight along with Japnese and Germans they help us lots to fight against occult brits....

[@justanotherarmyvet2.0]

I never knew that

[@ranaji5669]

The revolt of 1857 lasted 1 year 200,000 Indians died due to revolt and famine afterwards and around 20,000 Britishers were killed.

[@justanotherarmyvet2.0]

😢

[@ranaji5669]

@@justanotherarmyvet2.0 😔

[@ranaji5669]

@@justanotherarmyvet2.0 Britishers has killed around 1.8 billion in 300 years

[@justanotherarmyvet2.0]

@@ranaji5669 😢

[@Cradaver]

In the protest when king of Wales was coming , 10,000 people were shot from machine guns from Helicopter

[@justanotherarmyvet2.0]

In the 1940s?

[@sarthakshrivastava1646]

The person " Subash Chandra Bose " nickname netaji ( mr. Leader) is the main reason for India independence . He build Indian National army ( mainly from POWs of British Indian soilders) outside india with help of Germany and Japan and build a temporary government also and this free india government was recognised by 8 countries, and with help from Japan this INA reached india and fought some battle also ( out of 84 thousands INA soilders 26000 died in battlefield) but at same time US nuclear bombed Japan and Japan surrendered and some mysterious death incident happened to Netaji, and British captured left INA soilders and tried to punished them publicly but public outrage and royal indian British Navy rebelled and all ships of Navy tear British flag, royal British Indian airforce karachi base also rebelled, and British were in fear that if rebellion news reached to British Indian army with 25 lakh indian soilders and few thousand Britishers so what will happen ( because after WW2 Britain army manpower, economy was not in position to suppress another revolt like 1857) so in hurry British declared that in 2 years they will left india. And this statement was given by Clement atley ( pm of britian who signed india independence) and said "contribution of non violence and Gandhi is nil'.

[@justanotherarmyvet2.0]

Oh wow. Thanks for sharing!

[@sleepingrelaxationvideos772]

Everytime i see Rani laksmi bhai caring a baby and fighting , i get tears in my eyes

[@justanotherarmyvet2.0]

❤️

[@mystiqueblue]

We study indian freedom movement history from 3rd standard. Let's say when we are 8 years old (junior school) through middle school, high school. If we choose to study history in college, we learn extensively about our relentless fight for freedom. What you saw in the video is the outline of what we study in junior school.

[@justanotherarmyvet2.0]

Thanks for explaining that 🙂

[@Cradaver]

Veer Kunwar Singh , He was king and also called son of Ganges .. he was just illusion to British Indian Forces.. when his Hand was shooted with poison bullet , he asked his people to cut his hands so that poison doesn't spread and he die without seeing his land independent.. So he took his sword and chopped his hands

[@justanotherarmyvet2.0]

I couldn’t imagine

[@justanotherarmyvet2.0]

The Brits poisoned their bullets?

[@arnavranka4510]

@@justanotherarmyvet2.0 He means to say, infection

[@gjsanu]

India 🇮🇳♥️🙌

[@justanotherarmyvet2.0]

Cheers! 🇮🇳

[@reetunjaidutta4393]

Amar hain Subash Chandra Bose ... Jai hind

[@justanotherarmyvet2.0]

#respect

[@kaustubh14jr]

There is another connection between India and the US. General Cornwallis who lost at Yorktown was made the governor General of india. He learned the lessons from the defeat well. The British made sure through their policies the locals and the princely states don't have weapons or a standing army (read second amendment). The bristish were the only ones running around india with arms. These policies majorly culminates into the revolt of 1857 or the first war of Indian independence. After this the control is passed directly to the British crown.

[@justanotherarmyvet2.0]

Oh wow. That is a very interesting connection!

[@NotePerfectHB]

Manipur was the tribal kingdom of north east india the place shubhash Chandra bose hoisted the indian flag starting his quest against British.

[@justanotherarmyvet2.0]

Thank you, I appreciate your insight! 🙂👍

[@dhanunjaibandi2562]

And there was one thing most of the people don't know...there was second soldiers mutiny in India which is royal Indian Navy revolt ..that scared Britishers no long they are going to hold the Indian army so that's why they announced independence

[@justanotherarmyvet2.0]

When was that revolt?

[@dhanunjaibandi2562]

@@justanotherarmyvet2.0 Feb 15 ,1946

[@justanotherarmyvet2.0]

@@dhanunjaibandi2562 so about 18 months before independence

[@dhanunjaibandi2562]

@@justanotherarmyvet2.0 yes

[@JayPatel-hp9df]

100.% Correct . Jai Hind . Life Mattered , so that future generation have right to life peacefull ..💯🙏🕉✝☪🕎🔯✊🙏

[@justanotherarmyvet2.0]

❤️🇮🇳💪🤗

[@ayushinimawat7077]

The tea shipment that was dumped in the Boston Harbor was coming from the tea plantations in British India

[@justanotherarmyvet2.0]

Oooh interesting!! I don’t know that

[@bittoochatterjee2661]

Sepoy's is an Indian word Fighters or soldiers ❤❤🙏🙏😊😊

[@justanotherarmyvet2.0]

Ah thanks!!