Ancient Human History, Indian Temples, Archeological Treasures & More - Anica Mann | TRS 253

[@BeerBiceps]

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[@Waheguruji_Ka_Khalsa]

Anica mann MaM You & Your Knowledge Is Great Today's Generation Inspired You India's Got This Type Of Lady Thank You MaM 🙏🙏❤️❤️💎💎💯💯🕉️🕉️🚩🚩🇮🇳🇮🇳

[@rogersilva9479]

Ranveer - can we have a podcast on Ajanta and Ellora with either Anica or AC ? I think both of this pushes Indian history beyond 3000 years old .

[@vikrantshinde6181]

Hiii Ranveer , i have rigorously followed when such podcast come on your channel. I personally would love to see the blogs such as you made about ghosts and stories by the local people from your Himachal trip. Bring such stories some time. Btw thank you for your podcast we get to know such different topics from different experts.

[@gamingwithh.a.s.m.r6009]

This KZbinr is feeding us nothing but 💩 don't listen to him🤬

[@gamingwithh.a.s.m.r6009]

This KZbinr is feeding us nothing but 💩 don't listen to him🤬

[@shreehazel92]

TATAs help every discipline equally. I am a linguist and have been working day and night on Indian languages for the last 12 years; the only place I got funding from was the TATA foundation. They truly, and I really mean it, they truly care about the progress of India in every way possible.

[@Pavan868]

All the best for your future endeavours...... You have a chosen a different path from the rest of indian youth who always prefer engineering and medicine...

[@shreehazel92]

@@Pavan868 thank you so much! It’s been immensely rewarding so far.

[@vaibhavpatharkar6794]

Very nice. Hatts off to your work. But i hope you are not a leftist. You will give more weightage to positiveness of indian lang and culture. Becz hindus when they get educated, the 1st thing they do is downgrade their culture , religion , region , anceators..etc etc

[@sanjaykumar-cd5xl]

Appreciate your work. Please let me know history of the language called holaya or Pariyar (community) of southern India

[@Albetroz1415]

@@shreehazel92 What language did the Harrappans speak? Is it related to Sanskrit or Dravidian 😁

[@ranjitasaha1347]

The lady is so energetic and her way of talking is so enchanting, polite yet strong...i just like her personality. Ranveer plz bring Praveen Mohan sir in your show

[@akashvakil2566]

Sorry to say sis ,Praveen Mohan is not an archeologist or scientist . He is more of a (conspiracy) theorist. As Anika said it is best not to listen to secondary sources !

[@nishantketu1174]

He has actually tweeted him out let's hope

[@Merloc909]

@@akashvakil2566 Lmao, this is why you Indians are so gullible and so misinformed about your past. You all only listen to 'experts' and shun anyone who is willing to go out and seek knowledge on their own. You need a western degree against someone's name to consider them credible....in your ancient past, those who went seeking knowledge and truth were respected and given a hearing. The Brits really did a number on your culture. So well done that even after a century of them being gone, you still follow their ways!

[@RGVLove]

Yes!!

[@krishnateja6627]

@@akashvakil2566 Only archaeologists and scientists are allowed to interview in this channel ?

[@vijetha2023]

OMG! Bring her back... Infact you must make a series of episodes with her.. I hated history and geography in school.. But if Annica was my teacher, I would have done my major in history instead of being a software engineer.. Thank you for the likes ❤😊

[@arkobabi]

@@AamAadmiSamajwadiParty plz have respect on her wisdom

[@NotAnnaJones]

Please explain why the root words of the Mayan of South America are Germanic and I’ll give you a cookie. 🙂🍪

[@knowledged22]

Lots of our history is just communist propaganda. You wouldn't want to learn that even with teacher like her

[@pawangondane5538]

Yes please bring her back

[@priyankav2580]

@@AamAadmiSamajwadiParty tucha

[@musicinsechindi]

HERE YOU GO 0:00 - Introduction 2:48 - Introduction to archeology 4:42 - Archeological treasures 10:35 - Human history 14:40 - Ancient man theory 17:34 - Lost History 21:18 - Migration of man & hidden history 34:30 - Psychedelics experience 37:45 - Human mind & History 44:22 - Indian temples 51:30 - Her experience in Japan 53:40 - On dragons & sea monsters 56:38 - India's history 1:05:48 - Egypt's history 1:10:51 - Geopolitical history 1:12:18 - Philantrophy 1:16:25 - End of the podcast

[@themysticalman9390]

Thanks 😊

[@shreyatr8059]

Taj mahal closed section pls. why ASI hides so much

[@themysticalman9390]

@diezeljames7910 Ok , Hail Lord RAM

[@A777K]

Can we just take a minute to appreciate TATA for everything they do, hopefully continue to do and inspire more people.

[@yashancientbeast]

no we can't. we don't have enough time.

[@Herewego124]

​@@yashancientbeast dalle

[@Reincarnation111]

@@yashancientbeast Being sarcastic, I hope!

[@Reincarnation111]

Just imagine....the only true and consistent benefactor for funding cultural research about India in India is Tata....an industrialist with ancestral roots in a foreign country. Now that is a shameful irony if I ever knew one! 👿👿❗❗

[@satakshisharma6846]

She had taught me history in school. Oh man! I miss her so much. She came for a month or so. An amazing Human being. If you are reading this Ma'am...I Loved Your history class at DPS Sonepat.

[@satakshisharma6846]

@@Gee-win Haryana

[@testahom4690]

@@satakshisharma6846 nah Sonepat Karachi

[@motojee3069]

She is beautiful

[@DeathReaper729]

Lucky you.

[@youtube_chaplain]

ATTENTION!!!! Hell is real!!! Where will you go when you die, Heaven or Hell?? We can not hide our sins from God!!! We must repent of our sins and put our faith in Jesus Christ as our Lord and Savior and we will be saved. Jesus loves you and He died for our sins. Matthew 4:17 Repent for the kingdom of God is near.

[@shivanigautam3446]

Bring her back ASAP...and atleast make episode of 5 hrs. I want to listen her more.... !!! She is gem for us.💎

[@lifearoundwesternghats]

Who is ASAP

[@rahulpandey6672]

@@lifearoundwesternghats ASAP is an Indian civilization existed before Harappan civilization. 😂

[@rahulpandey6672]

@@lifearoundwesternghats As soon as possible

[@lifearoundwesternghats]

@@rahulpandey6672 thnk you😊

[@subhasisj]

@@rahulpandey6672 😆

[@kavanpatel6700]

her communication skills is of next level man🙌🙌

[@ikiraw21]

Anica Mann is 🔥. She so passionate about what she does. Please bring her more often. TATA family is back bone of India.

[@UKhush07]

How anica and TATA connected?

[@bikdigdaddy]

@@AamAadmiSamajwadiParty man you have Shiva bhagwan as your pfp goddamit

[@anahita-bn6cy]

@@AamAadmiSamajwadiParty remove your profile photo

[@vivekkatiyar]

@shankar3508Firstly you have become an addict of those videos, Secondly by writing all this here, you yourself are making everyone doubt your upbringing and personality.

[@youtube_chaplain]

ATTENTION!!!! Hell is real!!! Where will you go when you die, Heaven or Hell?? We can not hide our sins from God!!! We must repent of our sins and put our faith in Jesus Christ as our Lord and Savior and we will be saved. Jesus loves you and He died for our sins. Matthew 4:17 Repent for the kingdom of God is near.

[@AresWukong]

Love Anica Mann and how she communicates our history. Please make her an all star and do 10 more episodes!

[@devvratmishra9000]

She doesn't have content worth 10 episodes, The most she can do is archeology , Buddhism , travel experiences and one or two other topics. 5 episodes Max

[@alani3992]

She never gave a straight answer, just threw jargon. For example about Buddhism being booted out, she just suggested 'rival religions' without the obvious 'Brahmanical movement'.

[@devvratmishra9000]

@@alani3992 Obviously 'brahminical movement' burnt nalanda? I can understand if they reduced a few Buddhists with debates after all post Shankaracharya advaita was a phenomenon.

[@rahulbhat8567]

@@alani3992 its revival of hinduism bro dont spread blind haten .and who brunt nalanda ,takshashila all universities.hindus debated with buddhists scholars thats our culture

[@shilpisoni4093]

@@alani3992 this is because the flow of this podcast was not decided and it was in free flow what ever is coming from one question is setting the direction of next...i believe the podcasts with her in coming days will be more focussed to one subject and wr can expect straight answer with further details

[@lovesharma4883]

Loved how Ranveer kept talking about foreign references like Atlantis and Anica mam kept bringing it back to Indian references like Ram Setu and Dwarka 🙂🙂🙂

[@alani3992]

to appease the audience.

[@rahulbhat8567]

@@alani3992 bas kar parasite

[@apoorvajha5150]

@@alani3992 seems like a hater is her 👀

[@bat_man1234]

@@alani3992 rather to show that we should not get surprised by such places present in foreign land while we already have similar places on our own land

[@sunintheeast3881]

When u knw the truth n proud of being Indian

[@Reincarnation111]

I have been watching Anica interviews for 6 hours now. She is so well-informed and speaks very clearly and with such passion. Extremely engaging and interesting.

[@jinanshchauhan4517]

Man this is insane ...🤯 She carries a knowledge of generations within her, completely mind blowing things.... One of the best episodes of 2022. And Hat's off to Ranveer sir for bringing her up. Would like to listen to a few more podcasts with her, her knowledge and experience is just amazing.👏👏👏

[@NotAnnaJones]

American here. Great podcast interview. Wish you would have went deeper on the history of India, which is why I’m watching. We westerners need to learn more about the history of India, of which I believed flourished as an advanced civilization deep into the last ice ago. The 12,000 disaster cycle of earth seems to spare India (and probably the Middle East and central and South America. We’ve been through many of these cycles, but the younger dryas impact that cause massive water surge events- great flood- of melting the North American ice sheet almost wiped us out. Most knowledge was lost. India has the most evidence of our missing past. Please keep talking about India’s hidden history in English so us westerners can hear about it. Thanks! ❤

[@axaygiri]

Graham Hancock is love.

[@yungfrogleg]

Study the vedas. Its all there in the ancient texts. OM SHANTI

[@brahmastra8700]

False interpretation: 1:01:10 Lotus is a seating place for Brahma, Saraswati and Lakshmi. It also represents, human mind. Which always remains muddied by thoughts, however one who keeps the mind like a Lotus in a dirty pond, then his mind becomes creative like Brahma, have wisdom like Saraswati and rich like Lakshmi.

[@jkundalia]

@@brahmastra8700your explanation is of symbolism but she was talking about tantric text when meanings are hidden or need to decoded.

[@day-goneknights4464]

Hindustan, not India. Ancient India did not exist where it is now, it was the America's. American natives aren't called Indians randomly. The Amaru Kahn's. Lead serpents. Hindu. Nagas. But I agree, we westerners can learn much from Hindustan and India.

[@hardyroks]

Whenever I heard ASI, I always imagined a dilapidated government office where old uncles “worked”. Such a pleasant surprise to learn that a talented lady like Anica, with her knowledge on the subject, is also working there. This restored my confidence in our research institutions. Great conversation as always, keep doing great work Ranveer!

[@harveyspecter111]

she is working with ASI. She does not work there.

[@austin426512]

ASI is pro islamist

[@rishavkumar1250]

@@austin426512 ASI also has pro hindus

[@MrMikkyn]

I have armchair studied about Indus Valley Civilisation, Vaishnavism, Shaktism, Shaivism, Advaita, Zen, Mahayana, Vajrayana, Theravada, Sikhi, Upanishads, Vedas, Visistadvaita, Dvaita, Samkhya. I love listening to this talk. Indian public intellectuals and academics are so mind-expanding to listen to. I learnt so much listening to Shashi Tharoor for example. Reading religious from medieval era writers. Wow. So much depth.

[@jaiminpatel2784]

Where are you from

[@Devine_wave]

Shashi tharoor is not a reliable source .he is a politician. Please get em from reliable scholars a d traditional scholars

[@YoshGopan]

First time, watching an Indian podcast without skipping even a fraction of a second and many times rewinding to understand deeper.. Hat's off to you Anica Mann ji.. And to a big salute to our pride 'TATA' 🙏🏻

[@Moondreams261]

So that’s the business house name Anika was taking about.. scrolled skewing comments just to confirm

[@abrsvlogs8740]

Love the Indian history centric podcasts!

[@BeerBiceps]

Thank you ❤️

[@ramrpanpalia9672]

@@BeerBiceps We need more such podcasts with her bro

[@ramrpanpalia9672]

@@BeerBiceps And one humble suggestion don't just put aliens and things like that anywhere it appears to be childish

[@tooruhlateable7584]

@@ramrpanpalia9672 I don't agree.. it's not childish at all

[@ramrpanpalia9672]

@@tooruhlateable7584 depends on your age and maturity whether you agree or not

[@korakatar7921]

Ranveer really came across as a child in this😁. Miss Mann was so patient with him. Every time he wanted to go into Atlantis,aliens, Ayahuasca,psilocybin she brought him back to earth and Dwaraka,Rakhigarhi etc 😊. Joe Rogan and his guests seem to be Ranveer's well of knowledge 😊

[@peacefulsoul2784]

Absolutely! I noticed the same

[@kunwarvishalsingh5049]

Joe Rogan se yadd aaya what r ur views on Joe's stand on vaccines and ivermectin?

[@namansinghnegi8931]

That Abhinavagupta gaffe was bad...

[@bs_slayer7906]

@@kunwarvishalsingh5049 joe rogan is a clown in simple words

[@shilpisoni4093]

Good observation 👍🏻

[@karthi7016]

A huge difference listening to an expert scholar driven by data rather than sentiment. Thank u

[@alphaomega8373]

Its in you whether you accept it or not, marry Euros to remove it over a few generations.

[@swapnilagrawal193]

People like Anica Mann are real hero of our country. Thanks Ranbeer for introducing her.

[@user-dr2ky5sb1u]

Amazingly skilled guest. Ranveer is easily distracted with "the grass is greener in the other side", but she brings him back to Indian topics with such grace.

[@srishtitomer]

I have known Anica since I was a child. And every single time she talks? I am enthralled. Anica, you are so inspiring ♥️… this should be an ongoing series so that we can download all your brain gyaan.

[@tarunosrm]

Exactly my thought...she makes history so interesting

[@handsomeheart2000]

Wow how do you know her?

[@srishtitomer]

Oh i know her personally. She is a close family friend

[@handsomeheart2000]

@@srishtitomer Oh great, do convey my thanks to her, loved her excellent talk in detail about so many things, wish she comes back to Ranveer show and delves deeper in mysteries of India

[@r1a150]

Dont get too much inspired towards her , shes rice bag too

[@MsDazzle-ln9lu]

Anica Mann What a star. My uncle was a Geologist but he never made History as fascinating. Love love love this podcast. We need to hear more of Indian history. Great episode Ranveer babu🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@kashvik]

Beerbiceps this is really a blockbuster episode of 2022.Ambica ji is so so passionate about her research exploration. She was speaking her heart out on this episode. Thanks Ranveer 🙏

[@komalmundra868]

The amount of reasearch and findings ranveer does for a single podcast is incredible. 💫

[@isheetampancholi]

It IS HIS job along w him team!

[@vivkamat1960]

Love not only Anica's knowledge but also her passion and the energy she exudes and the amount of curiosity she shows every minute in a academic area she specialises in. OMG, great, just praying we have more and more people like her in our country

[@darshnachopda]

.

[@Luwangli]

Thought she was the Khalifa girl 🤭

[@pravachan4355]

She should be cloned!

[@Theluckygoofball]

We want more historians and Archeologists please please 🥹🥹 this is the best and my favorite episode of the TRS podcasts. Oh, and also the one with Rajashri Nandy.

[@Rocean]

41:13 Mind blown. I never knew the meaning behind the rituals of going into the temples! Wow! Anica Ma'am is awesome🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@yuvraj4870]

It often goes unnoticed as to how much amount of efforts Ranveer himself must have had to put before interviewing such geniuses across different horizons.

[@Rocean]

Man! I'm mighty impressed with her, SHE HAS 1000 PODCASTS IN HER! 🔥🔥🔥

[@alani3992]

She did not even answer his questions, just threw words jargon without context. He could have called me, to give a better context flow of human evolution.

[@madpencil_]

Watch her on Dostcast, more raw.

[@venkateshchaubey1267]

U can watch her another podacast on dost cast as soon i saw her here i left all my work and start listening to podcast

[@prateekskvlogs497]

@@alani3992 hey.....let's not go into criticism yarr , better understand his perception too

[@rekhagupta5250]

Jaante nahin……par ab jaanna chaahte hain…..this is what a great master does….. Definitely Anica Mann is a great motivational person….. Dil maange more…..

[@parampreetsingh492]

Guru Granth Sahib is composed exactly like the rythmic fashion as mentioned by her...and in musical ragas...there is definitely some science to it which is why music holds such divine status in Indian culture

[@swati1489]

I mean , I am awestruck by vastness of her knowledge. Everytime she explain things with that dedication and passion is so outstanding. The command the hold..OMG, become fan of her already. Now coming to you Ranveer A BIG THANK YOU for calling such amazing people on your podcast ❤️ which makes you different in the crowd.

[@suchetakulkarni8441]

Ditto

[@MB...91]

Her knowledge and the way she describes is mind blowing...

[@VikramSingh-mj2ug]

Huge Respect For the TATA family !! These are the examples of ppl who make our country shine.

[@thatsdope6017]

I LOVE HER, as a history student myself I AM SOOOO PROUD OF HER

[@abhishekdenver4023]

Thank you Beerbiceps for teaching us which no book of our course taught us ❤️ India is Rising and you are also contributing 🇮🇳🇮🇳 ❤️❤️❤️

[@manishapawar9080]

OMG she is unstoppable hurricane of words of her study. Impressed ❤

[@shikhararora2400]

This podcast has sent me into spiral of wonders of the amount of information our country holds. This 1 hr podcast has incited more curiosity than our history books ever have. I'm glad people like Anica Mann are working tirelessly to uncover Indian culture and literature.

[@zomatotrader]

@@awlearnings bhai tum kaun ho

[@orebabaalibaba]

An earnest request for further episodes with Anica mam. She is a storehouse of knowledge and our great privilege to be able to get tiny shares of that through your show Ranveer. May God bless you

[@someenigma3188]

Loved Anica's energy! Confident, passionate, warm and calming all at the same time. Well, now we know why Ranveer added her name to the repeat guests.. Totally worth it!!

[@Canadian_Malayalee]

I loved this podcast. The school system in India was so exam-oriented that we never got an opportunity to learn about real Indian history. Loved Anukama's thoughts and would love to hear more of them. ❤️

[@khushbuchhetri5704]

What a beautiful podcast!! This literally moved me from inside Especially, in the end- I got so emotional when anica mentioned about giving back to the society; we as people do take our culture for granted and our always fascinated by the west culture and yet so unaware about our own history. I hope this will make people realize that how lucky are we to part of India and it's rich heritage and culture

[@Sylsaltiagoed]

I am now a fan of Anica Mann. You should definitely have her back on the show.

[@bhaskarganguly7]

Watching Ranveers channel is like swimming in a river of knowledge. Thank you my brother.

[@BeerBiceps]

Sending you lots of love ❤️

[@devikajayasekara4698]

Mind blowing .. just mind blowing !!! I’m a Buddhist from Sri Lanka and I learnt a lot.. I’m speechless. Pls bring her back for another mind stimulating discussion ❤

[@rushitupe4748]

Omg she speaks so well we can tell she so well read about the subject . We want her more 🙌🏻

[@ganaraj]

She is very passionate about her subjects its very obvious from the way she speaks. Bring her on for more episodes - including one on Indology and the deep philosophies..

[@navneetkaur8572]

29:27 i am not even at middle of video, and i have started loving this women, kitna dimag tej hai, kya memory hai, he bhagwan koi school me aise pra deta, hume toh exposure hi mila ranveer ke podcasts ke baad pta chal kitne fields ka.

[@axaygiri]

Lol

[@SingingblissofRajat]

Love her

[@77HadassaH77]

Thank you very much Anica Mann. You not only bring Indian history, but also world history, with such clarity!

[@sourabh2842]

She's really made for archeology. I just couldn't resist going deep into thier conversation.🙌🙌

[@thirst-t2653]

It's amazing that we have almost all formation of geography in our beautiful magical country INDIA....right from snowcapped hill stations, mountains, dense forests, desserts to the islands, beaches, gulf, seas, rivers, oceans...this undoubtedly brought versatile people, food, knowledge and hence culture along with it...Indian and Proud 🙏🙏🙏

[@vaibhavichaurasiya290]

As a history student, I liked the whole conversation. It was fascinating to know how humans move and settle due to the changing geography of earth.

[@Your_Biology_Tutor]

Choices that you make by bringing such knowledgeable people on your show is appreciable. Trust me after listening to your podcast, so many wrong pictures about our history in my head has become clear. Since school history taught us so many things wrong. More power to you Ranveer 💌

[@GAURAV-px3rr]

This 1hr video taught me a hell alot of more than my 15yrs of education did related to history:). Anica mann is mind blowing. Thank you ranveer ❤️

[@aganguly23]

What did you do in schools then ?...Come on man don't fawn...

[@GAURAV-px3rr]

@@nikhiljain7358 get a job man😂

[@aartis6279]

She had to go to Oxford to study Sanskrit! Look at the irony...we don’t hv it here. Thx to the foolishness of the aam aadmi in India who does not hv any idea of his own culture. Btw she is so patriotic and passionate abt her work, lucky she has found a work she loves. God bless.

[@pratikshad4543]

Very true

[@rishishukla8258]

True, yet there’s a high a chance the original comment poster doesn’t know any Sanskrit herself. And if she does, I hope she’s distributing the knowledge and making it accessible. Otherwise it’s the same old blame game we are popular for

[@ashusharma8182]

There are many Sanskrit colleges in Indian but she didn't want to study here

[@Mohitkhatma]

Really 😂she went to Oxford to learn Sanskrit its hard to believe. There r incredible professor's in delhi University of sanskrit and hindi as well.

[@Jivi_Galaxy]

Exactly

[@moumitabiswas1801]

Wow this was one of the most mind boggling podcast I have ever watched. Would love to watch this type of content quite often. Thanks for let us know the rich history of our nation

[@ab-jc8nv]

Hii

[@denzel9518]

By far the most engaging podcast. I am so glad we have so dedicated archeologists like Anica Mann in India. We barely heard Ranveer. TRS team wish you all the best. Yes bring more content on History Archeology and Geology

[@MDH045]

Is it bad, if I say I love her for her passion? She is a GEM 💗💗💗

[@onenonlyakash]

An episode of Mr abhijeet and Ms Anica together. Will be a block buster. So much knowledge and authentic intellectual content can be delivered in that one conversation.

[@adityasharma2711]

Definitely would love to have that someday, but first, we should spend time and grow through her knowledge and then have a dual guest podcast so that we could get opportunities to discuss more detailed topics in that podcast.

[@dolphinroy]

i am not to sure about Abhijeet, he tends to be political and has an agenda at times. Also I am not so sure about his source of knowledge. I am not aware if he has some real degrees in History and archeology or is like me who just reads books and watches youtube

[@onenonlyakash]

@dolphinroy he talks with facts and you can crosscheck them by searching. Politics is an essential part of history and geopolitics. It will always have political influence when u dig into such subjects.

[@srajagopalan]

Discussion with Anica Mann’s is so passionate and revealing. Simple Explanations on understanding consciousness makes this conversation more interesting. Just Great.

[@Fairypotter666]

This turned up on my timeline, guess recommended by KZbin algorithms. Must say, an excellent episode. Kept my attention the entire time and kept me wanting more. Doesn’t hurt either that Ranveer is cute to the boot and Anica is such an enigmatic person. As Ranveer said there’s so much more to unpack. Would love for her to be back. One episode has convinced me to subscribe.

[@aaryamishra1999]

This channel has changed my life for the good and how. The 1st video I watched was about meditation & since then there's no going back. Helped me discover my spiritual side, gave me more knowledge about a lot of things. Thank you Ranveer for giving us so many fruitful, knowledgeable & deep conversations 💛

[@gouthamgd4556]

True

[@aaryameena]

Tum to insta nachaniya ho na

[@BeerBiceps]

Lots of love!

[@edd2184]

Her concluding point was so perfect, philanthropy is so important. A lot of people like to talk how important history/culture is to them. However they never put their money where their mouth is...

[@nisha8552]

People like her,make us believe in ancient Indian culture and history❤️ thank you so much ranveer , loved her energy,many more to come🤞

[@jenkijazbeat]

Oui mais les gens comme elle ne pourront jamais vraiment changer tout seul les mauvaises influences anglaises ou musulmanes ..etc , être fière des personnes claires de peau mais aussi des plus foncées ! Pas comme le style bollywoodienne, que je dois rappeler est un outil incontournable pour l'image extérieure..!🙏 tesla, Einstein,fibonnaci, ont vanté les mérites des indous, mais l'image insalubre,et peut-être tendre l'autre joue, ont ternie la place que doit occuper ce peuple sur la scène internationale !

[@SilverMoon97]

Anica Mann! 🙌🏻seriously if I would have been a child watching this I would definitely wanted to work as a anrchaeologist. She inspired me for Indian Archaeology, Culture and Hinduisuim. This was one of the best episode Ranveer Thank you so much!

[@mayankrai9574]

Her passionate energy literally passed into viewers. Bring guests like her, who impart information in best ways. Great Episode.

[@Mr-rf4ux]

Hare Krishna Hare Ram from Bangladesh. Day by day getting addicted to explore my religion, culture, history and heritage.

[@hardikpatel9001]

One thing, I must say that Ranveer is the person having a great sense of questions pertaining to the topics of podcasts and finishing quality is at the top level on this channel.

[@jacksonmcnuggets7488]

Don’t think he understood anything she said 😂

[@SureshKumar-mr1yk]

Wow cool to hear about south east Asia and Cambodia in particular. She must be the inspiration to more archeological but realistic driven discourses, which she surely will do. All the best to Her and Ranbir. Btw I am studying Cambodia 20 years and still nowhere 🥺

[@dsd535]

Nothing new it is already n the history of tamil history.Right from harappan civilisation to sangam period 3200 years ago.Pallava and Chola kings ruled Champa,sumathra,kadaram and Lanka ie Cambodia,Malaysia and Indonesia.. Rakhigari DNA shows a n 8000 year old irular community related now found in tamil nadu.Eveythiing got interpreted as Vedic which entered only by 1500bc.

[@TheGunitinc]

Ranveer wanted to know if Abhinava Gupta was alive because if he was he wanted to get him on the podcast 😂

[@KapilVijayvergiya]

Exactly

[@eel7157]

Yassss

[@Hi2ABS]

Dear Ranveer i would like to suggest do call Mr.Praveen Mohan on your show. He is a great guy with decoding Temples secret and Indian history related to it.

[@santyv9466]

That guy with a funny accent ? No way !

[@sshvibha]

Yes yes plzzz..he is just amazing.

[@shaktiprasadkar7437]

He did with him search

[@AP-us8jf]

she is on fire !! we need thousands of bright minds like her !!!

[@dr.rashishukla7924]

Well in the beginning of this episode I thought all she is talking about what's written in books... But ended up watching the whole episode.😊 Looking forward to the completion of Anika's work , and so much praise and thanks to TATA'S

[@kinjaljoshi8759]

I think my 10yrs of History lecture was probably less and this podcast was that much more. So thankful to Ranveer and the guest Anica. Soo muchhh of knowledge..wow...I love history even more now but this time around you have changed my perspective on many things. Thank you. Pleaseeeee one more Podcast with her, there are still soo many things which she would share and enlighten us.😊❤️🙏🏻👍🏻👌🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@sanaohlian3890]

I just NEED another episode with this woman right here..truly cannot get enough. Loved every second of it literally

[@ab-jc8nv]

Hi

[@WhistlebirdInfinity]

I am very interested in Dwarka, and I hope that what I read was inaccurate - it seemed like recently India wasn't really putting much funding into exploring what's under the water. Maybe they are quietly looking into it and afraid of people looting?..I look forward to seeing new photos of it.

[@makesense2931]

I recently came across an article about India’s first manned deep sea mission. It’s gonna happen soon.

[@aravindkm2012]

Deep Sea Archeology, all around the world is very rare because of how difficult it is do do anything at the bottom of the sea. The bottom of the ocean is a tougher environment than outer space!

[@amadeus8799]

Beautiful video! As an American student, this video allows me to see things from a different perspective. She's amazingly informative on almost every subject, the way she talks about every topic with a story and clear cut clarity on explaining the "why, how, and what" of that subject left me astonished

[@jomorken4853]

I was visiting India for 6 months, as soon as I landed I was on some mystical journey.. The temples impress me so, I can feel the vibrations really well, better than any place. It almost feel like I have a very deep connection to this place. Nothing scares me about some of the stranger imagery there, but Christian imagery have upset me and made me frightened from childhood, filled me with an ice cold fear, and a sense of injustice.. From I was like 3 years old. I was so into strange spiritual practices picked out of Viking myths, which my christian mother did not like. She stopped me with a bucket of blood once, going to my special rock by a stream.

[@ruchss53]

For the first time I m more focused on Guest than Ranveer! She is beyond just brilliance and intelligence. We see people working on areas they are specifically made for n she is one of such person. Mind boggling episode 👌

[@ab-jc8nv]

How r ur

[@amitahuja6066]

Ranveer you are doing an amazing job and will be remembered for ages, as you are aggregating and sharing so much diversified information into your channel (without NFT :) ) . You will be remembered as cross industry, fields, geography aggregator and possibly you are leading this race. Keep it up

[@vitaminprotein4725]

When it's ancient India without Praveen Mohan it's all theory..... Bring him damn it, it's gone be best podcast so far. 👍

[@Yogis_BitterTruth_Nirvan]

yesssss

[@rachanamarathe2347]

Please make this happen. 👍😄

[@rishabhmittal8839]

Absolutely right !

[@Mamatha450]

I was thinking the same. Hopefully, he is free to come on his program. He has gone to so many temples to prove indian temples are not ordinary, but extraordinary which gives so much information.

[@akashkavitake8634]

Hidden Gem of India her way of expressing knowledge is simply great ❤️

[@sudhirmishra7229]

Can we please have another in depth episode with her I mean this is so enlightening absolutely loved it

[@debahalder9112]

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[@debahalder9112]

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[@sureshjangid11]

She gave tremendous output of her experiences and we expect more episodes with her.

[@sumeetsharma2579]

the look on her face when she first answered the question on Geopolitics said a lot of unsaid things about the attempts to conceal our true heritage and culture. Truly enriching and a great learning experience. Hats off to Anica Mann.. Great to see such a well read, educated, passionate young archaeologist spreading knowledge and awareness about Indian culture.

[@thechroniclesofsher7118]

Western institutions like Oxford are the culprits in concealing out past greatness. Why are western universities the “experts” in South Asian studies. Our universities need to be the experts. Same as Egypt, why is a white woman the expert in Egyptology.

[@akopbolte]

55:24 same thing my SST teacher said to me Once It was deep , touched my heart's deep core

[@supersonic89]

We want more of her podcast. Her knowledge is amazing. Thanks for this podcast.

[@jassukri7817]

I got goosebumps 😳 when she said TATAs coz I intuitively knew who it was.....and it's absolutely amazing how true TATAs are!!! A true gift to humankind ❤️ I will seriously leave my job and join Tata whenever and wherever I would be of any help to them❤️

[@megha4580]

Lovedd this one ❤️❤️❤️ Her eloquency, knowledge & story telling is what made the whole podcast gripping ☺️

[@saitechinfo]

45:49 - Movement of energy around the centre part of the temple. Amazing

[@BekarAdmi]

I must say this is one of the few best episodes I have ever heard on TRS. Really glad that you invited Anica Mann, mam, to this show. Looking forward to seeing her again and love to listen to all the unheard stories of Indian and Asian civilizations. Till then, take love. ^-^

[@乛SAM]

This podcast is packed with so much of Knowledge and History I listened to the whole podcast without skipping it I just loved it Keep it up Ranveer bhaiya.👍

[@preethikashetty3597]

There is so so much you can learn from this channel. This channel is encyclopedia of knowledge, wisdom. Thank you Ranveer and team.

[@Bosslady168]

Best host I have listened here on your show. Please bring her again ❤ there is so much to talked about and she is volcano which needs eruption 🌋 🫶🏻🫶🏻🫶🏻🫶🏻🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌👏👏👏👏👏love from Australia 🇦🇺

[@priyadas4031]

Anika Mann is a powerhouse , please do bring more such historians and archeologists 🙂❤️

[@bhanvimehta5780]

Just love the episode! The thing is that when you have a person who is passionate about his or her subject of study, you get submerged in that passion and eventually grow interest in it

[@rabinshetty]

She is so polished with her framing of sentences and information. Great personality.