Nilesh Nilkanth Oak Returns: UNTOLD Realities Of Mahabharat, Ramayana & Lost History | TRS 404

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[@thesilentnerd4618]

Why Ranveer is so salty about Sanatan Dharma. It was the way of human life then. Why Indians cant take pride in their own history. It is not even religious. I guess you are just colonized i.e. to be secure and make yourself feel secure, you just take examples of western counterparts. I guess we have to take white man's opinion even today. Sad life.

[@aankitasaini]

Wonderful episode…thanks to both of you. I have a question for Nitesh sir….i visited Malta recently and they have some ancient temples and they don’t know who made them. They just call, temples from temple era…The only thing they know that occult practices were happening there with animal sacrifices for human fertility treatment. Does he find any similar reference in our ancient text? And then my recommendations for guests 1. Jayesh Waghela from Secret Mystery (Hanuman ji bhakt) 2. Prateeik Prajapati founder of veducation (Education) 3. YT channel Om Darshan owner (Pilgrimages Travel) 4. Sinu Joseph (for menstrual research, also on Sabri mala case)

[@aryaa9725]

Mark Twain once famously said that India is the cradle of the human race, the birthplace of human speech, the mother of history, the grandmother of legend and the great-grand mother of tradition

[@Batega_toh_Katega_Hindu_108]

Yes, truth is bitter for racists and religious fanatics. Like little kids they cry 😂😂😂

[@uglyindianscammer]

even dinosaurs are sanatani.Mahabharata happen during ice age

[@sudipbhattacharjee9]

Pranam to Nilesh Oak Sir, he is one of those geniuses who are far ahead of their times. Maybe 50 to 60 years from now, his work will become classical legends in academic world.

[@stallionspirit1576]

the only issue is..he is spreading disinfo of ramayan being 14000years old..ramayan is million+years old...

[@pranav21047]

Maybe it will happen during Modi 3.0

[@Executor8]

​@@stallionspirit1576you have no backing behind your claim but he proves through facts

[@karan.kunwar543]

No one can tell exactly how old our civilization is but you can't deny that from central Asia including turkey , the Middle East including African Arab nations mainly Egypt, south america which is Maya civilization and in entire Asia the archeological evidence found are mainly of ancient temples they all were multiple gods worshippers in that contrast Hindu Ramayana and Mahabharata fits perfectly. Also , the sunk city Dwarka and ram setu or Adam setu everything connects with India and that's very surprising 😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱

[@RaJaT_925]

He's a hack. His claims are all wrong.

[@nikhilI4I7I9]

TRS has given highlight to people who deserve appreciation for what they are doing ABHIJIT CHAVDA, RAJARSHI NANDY , NILESH SIR and many more

[@harshdubey67]

💯 bhai ❤ these episodes are classic in future loving the time 💖

[@pritamdey3305]

& I would love to include Raj Vedam

[@amirhamza7610]

How easy it was for Ranveer to make them his Andbakhts again.

[@Benzene-xw7oq]

​@@amirhamza7610Go se Zakir naik give lectures that make complete sense to andhnamazis, go. And don't comeback and leave India if possible, it's land of Hindus.

[@Tubeyou244]

​@@amirhamza7610chapti dharti😂😂

[@AnkitaSharma-vi2tp]

Just felt like ... भारत की है कहानी,सदियो से भी पुरानी, है ज्ञान की ये गंगा,ऋषियो की अमर वाणी। ये विश्व भारती है ... Every word of it make sense literally..

[@axlhrtech4984]

I would like to express my sincere appreciation to the TRS team for introducing us to a remarkable individual like Nilesh Oak. His extensive research extends far beyond archaeology, encompassing subjects as diverse as mathematics, ancient history, cartography, geography, astronomy, astrology, and the scientific interpretation of ancient texts. The two episodes featuring his lectures were nothing short of enlightening, touching upon a wide array of subjects. His depth of knowledge, backed by thorough research, is truly commendable and has enriched listeners with invaluable insights. Nilesh Oak's mastery of Sanskrit shlokas and his profound understanding of Hindu and other ancient religious texts further highlight his exceptional expertise. His presentations, supplemented with graphical representations, offer a comprehensive and engaging exploration of ancient wisdom. Once again, I extend my gratitude to the TRS team for facilitating such enlightening discussions and for bringing Nilesh Oak's brilliance to our audience.

[@Sankhyame]

Stop using ChatGPT. It's annoying

[@pratikpadaya3363]

Ranveer salute to you man... You are creating a little digital Nalanda University, for us students of humanity... Bringing brilliant minds together and giving us the library of it... Hats off to you too Nilesh sir.

[@DJDAS-ou6bo]

British se pit k bhi humlog nahi sudhrega... bakwas hai ye sb

[@DJDAS-ou6bo]

We didn't invent a single thing...bas glory fy karo past ko😆😆

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Commie crying ​@@DJDAS-ou6bo

[@DJDAS-ou6bo]

@@saitandale8482 tere bhagwan ko bol na baltkari ko saja de😆😆😆

[@Jainilnagar-wu8wg]

​@@DJDAS-ou6bo tum thode alag prajati ke lagte hoo proof ke sath bhi gawaaro ki tahra denie kar raha hai😂😂

[@kevinestrada900]

Hello!! I’m a fan from USA, California, Los Angeles 😎🤙🏽 I’m half Guatemalan 🇬🇹 (Father) & Honduran 🇭🇳 (Mother).. I love finding connections in antiquity in our ancient past. Apparently there are words that have the same meaning Mayan & Sanskrit 🙋🏽‍♂️ Much love everyone

[@Panduboy10]

Actually we are relatives🎉 Love from india❤

[@getjish]

Love you bro ♥

[@Soumyadipta-w5m]

Ya Mayans and sanskrit have a lot in similar both are ancient culture going far back than western and europian culture and we surely did had connection,trade or atleast knowledfe and contact

[@優さん-n7m]

Some words being similar does not mean a lot. I mean ancient nations did have trade and Sanskrit is not exactly an Indian language since it came to India from outside. Dravidian languages are true Indian languages. The Sanskrit has ancestor called proto-indo-european but we can only reconstruct that to a very limited extent since it did not leave behind any written text.

[@kevinestrada900]

@@優さん-n7m of course it means a lot.. it means all these ancient cultures of the world all intermingled, trades and were once a global civilization. We are all family

[@erza207]

I am from assam ( ancient PRAGJYOTISPUR , CITY OF EASTERN ASTROLOGY) , we read BHAGADUTTA in our state history, We need to learn more for our upcoming generation !

[@rebaduttasharma3989]

Yes. But he also said that King Bhagadutta is from Iraq. How is it possible. We read Bhagadutta was a king from Pragjyotispura which is Kamrupa. Correct me if I am wrong🤔

[@srikanto-ym1yb]

​@@rebaduttasharma3989maybe he or his descendents conquered north-east Asia before Mahabharata War

[@Batv147]

Give a thumps up if want part 3 😛

[@Hyper_Facts712]

Don't worry you know Ranveer 😅

[@akashthoriya]

Obviously we want 🚀🔥

[@pankajkadu5451]

Definitely we want this genius to explore more

[@palahvijay8918]

Amazing har har mahadev

[@vaishakhishukla434]

The more we listen to Dr Nilesh Oak the hungrier one can become

[@sreelalithajogithaya1155]

Dear Ranveer, Pls pls pls make more episodes with Nilesh Oak sir. The more the better. It's very very humbling to know that the cultural heritage that I belong to has literally and metaphorically taken Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam as it's basic moral. Thanq for creating this wonderful episode with Nilesh Oak.

[@christinaOmNamahShivayo]

Nilesh Oak is amazing I am so inspired by this episode as an American studying and researching Bharatia History, jyotish and Ayurveda. His talks on astronomy are unparalleled. He will go down in history as one of the great minds of this century.

[@aparnamodak3220]

Spot on

[@anthonysimeon7156]

Hello Ranveer I’m from South American but living in America I’m a Hindu . Love this trying to fit up some puzzle after looking at this episode. Love to see Another part.keep up your wonderful work.

[@PSK0456]

Luv to you n your family from India ❤

[@nastyarotte6732]

Thank you so much for your splendid work! I'm from Russia and I don't know Hindi, but am good at English. So thanks that you give English subtitles. I'm fond of history of India, culture and mythology. You give a big opportunity to know more about this beautiful country for all people in the world. I really appreciate it. Thanks a lot ❤❤❤

[@gshrdy5415]

I just want to say, outward migration from India is only natural and also migrations to India later, yes its very fascinating and complex, it is hard to imagine life and borders of ancient world, basically there were none going back to remote times.

[@letslearncrypto8078]

I don’t think you should call this just ‘Indian culture.’ India is just a part of a big kingdom .

[@gshrdy5415]

When you encounter a fool who is jealous anti national just ignore.

[@Hyper_Facts712]

​@@letslearncrypto8078look bro That civilization started in india and indian geography helped them in human Evolution very fast this is why our Ancestors call this land mother

[@Thuglife-nm1kt]

but the word MYTHOLOGY in itself proves that u don't believe anything...its not MYTH... its HISTORY

[@vijaykhambete9622]

I consider my self lucky that i met him in person during his visit to Bengaluru almost 4/5 years ago. Very down to earth individual. So proud and happy to see the appreciation he and his work is getting.

[@ashl9hy]

I bow down to you dr neelesh oak, you sure are a reincarnation of some maharishi from vedic age, wish you a long and active life and success in all your future endeavours

[@mehuljain1991]

Graham Hancock is the Nilesh Nilkanth Oak of the USA.Just cannot wrap my head around all the facts and dates.Amazing podcast!

[@aashishchaudhary5296]

😂😂Graham is Brit.

[@bobroy3746]

Graham Hancock is not as thorough and in depth as Nilesh Oak.

[@karan.kunwar543]

No one can tell exactly how old our civilization is but you can't deny that from central Asia including turkey , the Middle East including African Arab nations mainly Egypt, south america which is Maya civilization and in entire Asia the archeological evidence found are mainly of ancient temples they all were multiple gods worshippers in that contrast Hindu Ramayana and Mahabharata fits perfectly. Also , the sunk city Dwarka and ram setu or Adam setu everything connects with India and that's very surprising 😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱

[@rishabhchittoria9285]

True

[@bananaboy7334]

Just like Graham Miles’s also does not have facts … just speculation with no evidence

[@nighatkhan3075]

I am stunned listening to this man. How little do we know. I am a Pakistani who wants to know more about human history. Keep posting please.

[@BeingAnkitMishra]

😊😊😊

[@mayurshukla6372]

You are also sanatani dont worry , we will acept u when ever u come back 🫸🫷

[@onlineorder1465]

​@@mayurshukla6372 there's no need. How well are you treating your existing sanatani brothers and sisters? What did you do to help them evolve? Nothing? So keep the big mouth shut

[@thepeshwa]

we gave them Savarkar but they reject him. ​@@onlineorder1465

[@theaj2564]

I'm thankful to all the sages and devotees who kept the stories alive for thousands of years for great minds like Nilesh to decipher. It's high time we look at our history through a different lens instead of a religious lens. I wish our government slowly brings changes to the system so that we can have more bright minds like Nilesh.

[@arpangurung4090]

The translation of dharma is not a religion,dharma is regarded as religion in today's india bcoz of abrahimic lenses and western construct of our minds.

[@pradippawar9003]

Nilesh sir tears in my eyes what a joy to hear you.Thanks Ranveer. Very few hosts can even understand the depth of Nilesh sir knowledge 😊

[@meditationmantra23]

I am shocked with the knowledge Nilesh Sir has. It is beyond my capacity to digest this huge information that he has gathered from the research. साष्टांग नमस्कार to Nilesh Sir and a big thank you for making a series of episodes with him. Also, it was an overwhelming experience to listen to Rupa Mam in her episode. Keep up the good work TRS team.

[@rohanpatilrp]

Nilesh sir.. undisputed king of history.. Respect sir… hats off for all the study and hard work. Beerbiceps.. thank you for bringing Nilesh sir on show.

[@kunglao3381]

Bro not hats off turbans off because we are INDIANS NOT AMERICANS

[@esgokhale30]

Halfway through and I am amazed by the depth of the knowledge of Nilesh Oak. Kudos!

[@ala7515]

Depth of pile of crap?

[@esgokhale30]

@@ala7515 I dare you to open Surya Siddhanta yourself. You won't, do you know why? You don't care about the knowledge.

[@ala7515]

@@esgokhale30 Have you Gokhale? Don't pull out anything from your mental holes and post here! The host is a master of bs and he himself is foolishly convinced about pseudo-science, pseudo-history, pseudo-archeology! Throwing "scientific" terms all around like chimp throws his shite.

[@GreatMindd]

Nilesh Oak ji is a true gyan yogi. His mastery/expertise over the ancient texts, meanings & astronomy/astrology is spellbinding! Hope kids of today's generation learn more about our great texts! Have read the mystery of Arundhati and followed his talks/podcasts and lectures. Completely changed my perspective towards our ancient texts. The science of our ancestors was so elegant!

[@FactsandReelsForall]

Yea a true Vedic scientist

[@kishoresm73]

Gulped 2 beers on Saturday afternoon, So intriguing, engrossed completely. Thanks to Ranveer. Guru Oak is a genius Indian.

[@santoshgyawali8969]

Its not only history about India rather all of us Sanatani. very insightful podcast. -listener from Nepal

[@tamalacharya8264]

So happy to see the guest once more. Salute to his wisdom and expertise ❤

[@amirhamza7610]

Kal tak toh ispe bhonk rhe teh literally boycott kr rhe teh

[@Batega_toh_Katega_Hindu_108]

​@@amirhamza7610 Nafrat 😡

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​@@amirhamza7610 Char puncher laga customer ko wait mat kara

[@vigneshraghuraman8045]

Pls Bring Nilesh sir and Praveen Sir together on show it would be fantastic

[@Shiva.M.P]

❤❤great thought man🎉🎉

[@meenayirrinki6928]

The best combo ever❤

[@devaraii]

True

[@Batega_toh_Katega_Hindu_108]

Best combo ever 🎉🎉🎉 Now this must happen I don't know anything.

[@sherinshetty92]

Praveen is a good story teller... But he is WhatsApp univercity professor

[@mystik.mermayde.aotearoa]

Kia ora from New Zealand! I'm a descendent of Polynesian ancestors, but have a deep love for Indian philosophy, history, spirituality, and medicine. I absolutely love Nilesh's work!! Fascinating💕🌟🙏 You'll be most welcome in New Zealand if you ever come here, Nilesh! I bet you would love to see Mt Cook for yourself too 🌟 I'm particularly interested in the links been Sanskrit and Polynesian languages. Can anyone point me in the right direction to find more information about this? I couldn't understand the name of the lady, his adopted mum who he said had done this research and can't find it on an internet search. Thank you 🙏🕉️

[@sab4055]

There are similarities between Hindu and Māori people customs and languages. There are at least 185 Sanskrit and other Indian language words similar to the Māori language. Some Hindu communities also have similar buildings to marae, where people hold meetings and sleep over.

[@mystik.mermayde.aotearoa]

@@sab4055amazing! I've never heard about these similarities until his. Can you tell me where i could find more info?

[@abhinavkumar547]

​@@mystik.mermayde.aotearoaHii I know a person who can tell u very clearly the connection between Polynesian and sanskrit culture.

[@mystik.mermayde.aotearoa]

@@abhinavkumar547 oooh very interesting! Please tell me more? 🙏

[@abhinavkumar547]

@@mystik.mermayde.aotearoa I wrote the full details about him but KZbin deleted my comment. I don't know why because I talked about going to Instagram.

[@hrishikeshpingle]

A huge thanks to you Ranveer for featuring Nilesh sir! After watching both the episodes, I'm completely mindblown. Nilesh sir's work is incredible, connecting cultural stories to science so perfectly. He's a true hero in my book! As an engineer fascinated by our history, I've always wandered around wiki pages and youtube for connections between science and cultural tales. This episode was a gift! Here's a story from my childhood related to Lanka's location: On a road trip with my dad near Satara, he told me about this Jarandeep Parvat, a piece which dropped from the Dronagiri parvat while Hanumanji was on his way to Lanka. As a kid just learning geography, I wondered why Hanumanji's route would go through Satara if he was traveling from the Himalayas to Sri Lanka. Of course, Dad didn't have an answer back then. But Nilesh sir's explanation finally filled that gap for me! (Though, the Ram Setu is a whole new mystery for me now, haha).

[@anuradham8435]

Just halfway through and this is STUPENDOUS ❤ We need a team of astronomers and sanskrit scholars led by Oak sir going through all our scriptures and making a full timeline of our history 🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@sagarpatel3043]

There are many things happening in our country silently without our knowledge. Like our lost scriptures from Nalanda university are being translated from Tibetan to Hindi and Sanskrit. There are so many people working in this direction lack of funding is a real problem. This is where we, the common people need to do something. They all need money.....

[@ManjushaDC]

Funding?! These kind of people need platform to voice out, make it public, people who are aware and support will definitely fund them!!❤

[@DJDAS-ou6bo]

Manusmriti lagu kr de...tab jaake pata chalega ancient history

[@anuradham8435]

@@DJDAS-ou6bo manusmriti is just one of the scriptures…and we are not talking about implementation here…only discovery and understanding 🙏🏼

[@whitelotus2960]

I was reading on Danube, river in Europe. From there I went to Danuni, norther Greeks consider themselves the descendants of mother danu who is considered as their main goddess. The Irish people worship her still and ask for her guidance and fertility. They say that they are her children who were taught magic, mysticism, druidness etc by her. So my journey began on danavas, the children of mother danu and sage Kashyapa. So they had a 100 sons and one such was Vritra who was the compiler of Surya siddhanta according to rigveda but mayasur is the compiler of Surya siddhanta too according to atharvaveda. No matter what, in some places mayasur is also called as a danava along with Vritra. If we look closely her children settled across the river Danube and each had their own tribe. Europe continent has danavas who lived there and Aryan invasion from our side to their land made them half half. Not for all, exceptions are Greece, Rome, turkey and Russia. Russia is a mixture of danavas and aryans just like many other European nations. Yes he is right, harivarsha is where the northern Europe is and they were all mostly Vishnu devotees. Prahlad was probably a European because hiranyakashipu isn't an Aryan according to the sages. Harivarsha didn't really have many black heads like they have today so I think that's because of many warriors who had left our land and flourished especially chandravansha seems to be dominant in Europe and suryavansh in the middle east. But actually middle east have been like that since before. However, Europeans fell after they made new languages and left Sanskrit and the priestly culture was destroyed and Vedas shunned away. Many other theories are there. However, now I understand why do these Europeans and even Celtic culture has such extremely ancient vedic traces. However, aryan superiority will forever exist which we are only in India now. Atleast according to what's mentioned in the Vedas. After Mahabharata, many danavas from vindhya ranges had left India and coincidently Irish dannan had won that land from another descendant of mother danu, Nuad, and claimed it as theres. Gaelic people, Vikings ( danu descendants) are somewhat a mixed race from kshatriyas but very much the descendants of mother danu and sage Kashyapa. All brothers settled and became different kingdoms, all claiming to be children of mother danu. Atlantian stories carried by Egyptians are Vedic stories especially of rahu and Ketu, only the names have been changed. I genuinely believe that Atlantis had a dominantly Vedic culture who gave it to the geeks and the Egyptians. RomanS have come form the Greeks. However, Romanians only believe themselves as Danunis. The entire Europe is connected due to mother danu. Funny, how one Celtic historian said anu goddess had more than one husband and is sometimes confused with danu. Danu's father, Daksh prajapati's mother is called anusuya/marisha who was married to 10 sages/prachetas, a polyandrous marriage. Is it just me or maybe that's why Sanskrit is all the way until the Baltics and beyond. Srimad bhagavatam people, read it. Kindly remember, in some places, Daksha is born of Marisha who was married to 10 Prachetas. Now some places mention Marisha as Anusuya. However, I believe its Marisha most probably as anusuya was married to sage atri who was the common ancestor of the moon God warrior descendants or chandravanshis. However, anusuya is mentioned to be able to make tridev as babies out of her austerities and penances. Some places say Marisha was also called anusuya. I believe its better to read certain Vedas to find out in this case. However one thing is for sure Daksha's mother Marisha was married to 10 prachetas.

[@vasudhakota972]

Very insightful!!! Thanks 🙏

[@Indianfreek119]

The Children of Danu are also the Tribe of Dan mentioned in the Bible. From which the Jewish are said to have descended from. They descend from Jacob, and Gensis 35:14 says "Jacob set up a pillar in the place where he had spoken with him, a pillar of stone. He poured out a drink offering on it and poured oil on it. 14 Jacob set up a stone pillar to mark the place where God had spoken to him. Then he poured wine over it as an offering to God and anointed the pillar with olive oil." Sounds like a Shiva lingam. Jacob just might be Kashyapa, as Jacob was said to have fathered the 12 lost tribes of Isreal.

[@whitelotus2960]

@@Indianfreek119 or Jacob might have been a first generation direct descendant from him further 12 tribes sprung up because I am not sure Sage Kashyapa existed at the same time as that of Jacob. It's quite possible though. I mean he is a sage after all, very mysterious indeed. Thanks for the biblical reference, definitely something to ponder upon, seems very familiar

[@Indianfreek119]

​@@whitelotus2960 I'm basing it on the Srimad Bagavatam Family tree. Brahma+Saraswati>Marici+Kala>Kashyapa Abraham+Sarah>Issac+Rebekah>Jacob But who knows at this point, so much has been lost to time.

[@whitelotus2960]

@@Indianfreek119 I havent seen these abhraham, Sarah etc names in bhagavatam. What I am trying to say is the pre Christian times and there time period must also match with our sages because mother danu and sage Kashyapa weren't chiranjeevis like hanumanji. So when did they disappear is the question. I genuinely believe we haven't lost anything to time, I think govts are trying their best to hide archaeological evidence of connection between our Aryan civilization with their danavas civilization and I believe church might be involved else church will be bankrupt. There are many mysterious books, ancient scrolls inside of Vatican today. Unfortunately it's not accessible for all. There must be a lot in connection with us, there is no other reason for them to hide it. Just like how they hid the time Jesus spent in India. They still do. We are all ancient. We are all connected. A lot can be unearthed from under the snow in Europe, especially northern Europe.

[@vinikett9114]

Bhai this person is such a freaking legend …he talks with so much evidence and logic 😅😅😅. He goes so much deep in all things he studies .. damn massive respect

[@gaurangranawat8749]

Since my brain is so overwhelmed and overworked after that intense crazy in-depth knowledge session, I'm forced to say the cliche but this was probably one of the best podcasts I've ever watched in my life. Could be the best so far for as little as I know. Salute to Nilesh Oak sir and salute to BeerBiceps for making this happen. Literally no one brings legendary guests like Ranveer does goddamn.

[@hyperhardik]

Why these Researches of Nilesh Sir don't get taught in Schools 😢 Shame on Education System

[@vamsidaran]

Schools don't teach pseudo sciences

[@sumalathaballa6622]

Bzc congress brought a law in Constitution not to educate ramayan, mahabharat in school, and educational institutions

[@neildiablos]

Exactly. Therefore you cannot teach Ramayana and Mahabharat as history. You can only teach parts of it as literature at the most. On the other hand, we had a separate subject called bible history in school.

[@vamsidaran]

@@neildiablos if u have read ramayana and mahabharata properly u can know why it's not history.... Which school taught bible study??? State and name???

[@debojyotidas5913]

Western education system.. Sanatani had gurukul..

[@valour5970]

First Rajrshi Nandi Sir and Now Nilesh Sir 🔥 🔥 🔥 🔥 🔥 We are in for a treat boys ❤❤❤

[@THExSTARKS]

❤😂

[@monig6100]

Why should only boys have fun? 😊

[@valour5970]

@@monig6100 I dont mean it literally 😅😅😅 Girls can have fun too 😁😁😁

[@zenmaster4829]

Our boys are only consuming content and do nothing else.

[@ShivamD28]

Indian government should funded these researchers

[@TRAVELHOLICYOGI]

Tag PMo and Modi ji also

[@rajjyoti100]

This is a good session..it's our History and Not Hindu Mythology...Love from Bengal..🕉🙏

[@Ravi-fw3ee]

Its never been mythology anyways sir, it has always been “itihaas” 😊🙏🏻

[@mrwhatever3580]

​@stiggamoto160mythology is a group of stories from any religion, myth as in not being real and mostly existing as metaphors

[@abhr74]

How our history is different from hindu history?

[@abhr74]

And this whole podcast is proving mahbharata and ramayana to be true events... so where is mythology?

[@mrwhatever3580]

@@abhr74 Nah bro is yapping throughout the video

[@chints01]

Amazing 2 episodes with Nilesh Oak. Didn't realise I ended up listening to the 100-minute podcast without a pause. A recommendation to the TRS team & Ranveer, You should explore creating multiple series of talks expanding on each topic discussed briefly in these two episodes covering the research papers, etc. It might sound academic but I think that will do justice to his research and help us understand history better.

[@louisebritton3009]

Fantastic programme guys, it makes me so happy to hear you supporting my great Hero Graham Hancock, challenging the rubbish mainstream narrative and becoming Heroes yourselves, nilesh's history is truly fascinating, keep up the good work Ranveer! Much love and gratitude from Cornwall, UK 😁❤😃

[@vaishnavipandula1090]

Mainstream education will never teach us facts .They need us dumb and indoctrinated .

[@bobby19859]

At 1.24 you said who is with us till now is fascinated...yes am...nice podcasts. Hoping to watch much more and gain out of box knowledge....

[@thedreamer2862]

Love love love your content Ranveer. Always wanted to know why Ramayan and mahabharat is limited to Indian mainland only and now you got this podcast for us. Thank you❤❤❤

[@Giveuspeace]

I'm loving your podcast . I love India and wish I could permanently live there. Just observing life and temples there I understand so much more about history.

[@akarshhrgowdamysuru]

I love Europe, they are founder's of modern civilization.

[@XoPlanetI]

Follow your wish. In the past life you could've been living in India

[@JustJ_things]

Mahabharat has been a big part of my life(thanks to my dadaji). Thank you for bringing such a great podcast Ranveer 😊😊💓

[@beerbiceps]

My pleasure 😊

[@urrasscal8380]

mahabharat and ramayan is real but not the supernatural stuff, those ultra supernatunal stuff were included to spice up the story, a typical indian behavior.

[@flashevolflayor]

U give reply to girls 😌​@@beerbiceps

[@alien_girl900]

​@@flashevolflayorlol

[@sandeepbhatnagar3469]

Nilesh ji is awesome. He deserves Bharat Ratna for the knowledge and research he has done. Gem of a person. A big eye-opener. All this needs to be taught in our schools. Our history books need to be rewritten.

[@jasonkips9147]

I want to see this guest coming again n again n again.. he has an ocean of content that the world needs to hear

[@Arpit_gg]

This man really have a strong hold over his subject. He is an undisputed king in this subject.

[@yash110496]

I am undisputed king

[@capricorn9186]

Pragjyotishpur King Bhagadutta used war elephants at that time. And everyone knows elephants were not present in ancient Iraq. Elephants were mostly found in Pragjyotishpur (Assam) at that time.

[@Docan690]

Great Fekuchand 😂

[@gshrdy5415]

@@Docan690 , Except he can prove it and you are nobody.

[@sdasgupta1950]

One of the best interviews of Nilesh Oak. Had the honor of meeting him in Houston 6-7 yrs ago. A true warrior uncovering the authentic history of Bharat.

[@mitalidas159]

The entire discussion by Nilesh Nilkanth Oak Ji and the detailed explanations of his own research findings matches with the descriptions mentioned in the book "Tapobhumi Narmada" by Shri Shailendra Narayan Ghoshal Shashtri Ji 🙏🙏

[@Bharateeyudu-zv3bl]

This is a warning for you, brother. Don't post videos late at night when we're about to sleep. This video is about 1 hour long, and after listening, we'll lose ourselves for about 3 hours when I go to sleep and wake up. Still, I am a big fan, especially of this kind of episode. Thanks for making episode 2; I was eagerly waiting since the first episode.😊

[@DJDAS-ou6bo]

Bakwas

[@MbVeera]

@@DJDAS-ou6bo cry more 😭

[@sujeetnadkarni5282]

This is mindboggling … pls bring out all that Nilesh Sir has to share with the world through your channel… it’s very rare to find people who challenge the popular beliefs based on sheer evidence and objectivity… thanks for this episode… waiting for part 3 and more…

[@pratikbhende7979]

I haven't kept anyone in person on a pedestal but after watching the last episode and obviously this one too, Nilesh Oak Sir I'm honoured to have you in this life cycle as of mine. Keep Learning Keep Growing 💗

[@abhishekbafna1390]

From the podcast, we get to know the phrase 'Vasudhaiva Kutumbhakam' isn't just an emotional one but also quite literal, since the genes can be traced back to (the ancient) India.

[@aryanbansal2]

I have a very small habit of exploring and researching different topics in Google for my own curiosity. I have a major interest in facts and data about history, ancient texts and scriptures, geography and biology. Watching Nilesh Oak has certainly increased my curiosity now on many different topics and somehow given closures and satisfaction to another topics. I truly appreciate and respect him and his work .

[@shrutivarrier1023]

I was waiting for him to be famous since i heard him in sangam talks 5 years ago. Maybe this is when it all has to come together.

[@eyeOpenerr]

Finally watching my idol getting the maas audience he deserves. Thanks Ranbeer for this one.

[@Batega_toh_Katega_Hindu_108]

Words of my mouth 👍🙏

[@eyeOpenerr]

@@FactsandReelsForall chal chal Ave anpadh

[@jasbirnagi1002]

Amazing episodes.... Interesting and mind blowing. At the same time I realised how small & insignificant we are. Your knowledge helped me to understand that we'll be forgotten after two generations. Somehow I could relate to spirituality... When they say you're a dust particle which will vanish in few years. Thank you so much for sharing.

[@rc8193]

Every Indian should know this history. Please make HINDI episodes with Mr. Nilesh Oak for your non-English speaking Hindi audiance.♥️🙏

[@anjanasharma1680]

You can watch his talks on Sangam talks channel too

[@dingdong4969]

This not history, he's just deliberately misinterpreting observations to fit his made up narrative

[@eatsomecheerios]

Glad to see Nilesh sir back. Such a pure soul ❤❤

[@ChandradharUpadhyay]

Wow

[@Dragon_YT138]

Pls Bhai support me 😢

[@Dragon_YT138]

Pls Bhai support me 😢

[@ruchadharangaonkar1586]

Rightly said that Nilesh Oak Sir is the Warrior of true Bhartiya Itihas 🙏🙏👏👏😊😊

[@Dark_Divine-s6o]

proud sanatani

[@satyasai9251]

😍😍😍NO WORDS AFTER SEEING THIS ENTIRE GOLDEN EPISODE,,JUST GOOSEBUMPS ABOUT OUR CULTURE,,ABOUT OUR UNBEATABLE SCIENTIFIC KNOWLEDGE THAT OUR SCRIPTS HAS😍😍😍😍😍

[@sp10071966]

The Indian connection with Jordan is the temple in Petra, a UNESCO world heritage site, three hours from Jordan’s capital, Amman. There is Shiva linga and carvings and cave architecture that closely resembles the Pallava and Pandya era caves in Maharashtra and Tamil Nadu states.

[@Amitpariyar42]

Being an enthusiastic student of History, Nilesh sir is the Benchmark for people like us. Thank you Ranveer Bhai for these two podcasts. Now my belief is more firm, my mind is more clear and I am understanding my history well and in right direction. Thank you so much brother ❤

[@prateekmeena9934]

Jai shree Krishna ❤🙏😊

[@beerbiceps]

Jai Shree Krishna ❤

[@finderskeeperlooser4203]

Little bit of confusion here, because as per our History books , Bhagadatta's father Narakasura (founder of Bhauma /Danava bansha) built the Kamakhya Temple here in Assam ( which was Pragjyotishpura in ancient texts) apparently Bhagadadatta was the Successor of Narakasura. So we now have two theories 1. Bhagadatta is from Baghdad , 2. Bhagadatta is from Pragjyotishpura, Assam. Someone do enlighten me 🙏

[@triptisaitu3102]

Just awesome. I have been following Nilesh Oak for some years now and find his research and findings mind blowing. Thanks for bringing him on your show

[@anupjhonest]

झूठ का पुलिंदा। जब 1:03:00 को ग्राफ दिखाता है तो झूठ सामने आता है। सिर्फ भारत की लोकसंख्या गिरी थी या सबकी तो देखो कैसे वो सच को दबा देता है। आगे कहता है ' घटोत्कच आफ्रिका से होगा ' । इसके दिमाग यही है किसी तरह छूआछूत को मान्यता मिल जाए। इसका नाम ही ' ओक ' है। मराठी में ' ओक ' का अर्थ ही होता है ' उलटी करना '। तो नाम और ब्राह्मण है तो यही करेगा। बापजादाओं ने इसे यहीं सिखाया है। आधा अधूरा कलुषित गटर सुनना है तो इस ' ओक ' को सुनो।

[@harshitshah4609]

Graham Hancock ka Indian baap salute to Nilesh Oak Sir !! ❤🙏

[@veereshwarsharma1254]

Graham Hancock apne ego me hai aaj kal so God will not give him any more wisdom. He has not bothered to answer Nilesh Oak's efforts to contact him

[@stallionspirit1576]

the only i....ssue is..he is sp....reading disinfo of ramay...an being 14000years old..ramayan is million+years old...

[@veenahs550]

Please do substantiate, Sir.​@@stallionspirit1576

[@veenahs550]

Could this be translated to kannada, for my mom to understand.

[@ragingfire3585]

Ranveerr this man deserves a wider platform! So glad you got him, thank you thank you!. Lots of normal people may not understand him. You need to make some small animations to make normal folks understand his reserach of truth

[@Mast_Kalandar]

Yup, my thoughts exactly...Animations are required...this is the only bad thing about these podcasts with Nilesh sir.

[@ragingfire3585]

@@Mast_Kalandar true, a wide knowledge of various subjects is required to understand this man. Most of his followers (like me) can understand easily. But its hard for first time folks..

[@writetopri]

Oooomg!! Ranveer!! How beautiful was this podcast with Nilesh sir.. humongous respect for the depth of knowledge and how articulate he is in explaining such mind boggling..mind baffling info n details in a simple yet effective language.. kudos to you for the preps u have done ( it's not easy we acknowledge it 👏 👍 🙌) .. thank you ranveer for being the voice of millions and spreading such priceless knowledge.. no words can express how grateful are the set ppl who yearn knowledge but aren't great readers (am one of them 😅!) Thank you for the knowledge and pride of being from Bharath Varsh 🎉.. 🙏

[@draculus4318]

I would say Ranveer ability to bring out knowledge from speakers is just amazing. Thanks a lot for such a informative podcast. I would love to listen to Nilesh Oak again!

[@AkhileshRNair]

Kumari Kandam .... Will blow your minds even more ... The legend of the sunken continent (Ravana 's Lanka) ..... Fossils in Madagascar and South India, The dip in Indian Ocean ...etc etc.... do a podcast on Kumarikandam bro

[@ajay007au]

There is no evidence for Kumari Kandam. Watch Dr. RAJ Vedam videos.

[@Batega_toh_Katega_Hindu_108]

It's a conspiracy

[@2sridhark]

Kumari kandam is a fantasy created by Dravidian so called intellectuals for a political purpose. No evidence has ever been found. Kumari kandam is a concept similar to Atlantis. I know that mythical lost continent makes for fun stories but nothing else. If we study tectonic players we find the mainland plate of India cashing northwards into Asian landmass resulting in Himalayas. No other tectonic plate existed that would explain a whole lost continent under the sea!

[@tmanemaran]

@@ajay007au Nope.. i trust the ancient writings more than our current academicians.. Love Dr Raj's videos but whenever someone says its not real or no evidence, it basically means they are not looking hard enough. If Kumari Kandam and Lemuria or Atlantis does not exist then it won't be written and discuss so much by our ancestors in the past. Something cannot come from Nothing. 🙂

[@thakurarjunpratapsinghsika4735]

I believe in u . We should not be ignorant.​@@tmanemaran

[@DarbyEvans-cp1cb]

Thank you ranveer for bringing ours special guest nilesh sir. I was eagerly waiting for him .So much i have learnt today

[@dilnavazshroff386]

I being a history student Shri Nileshji podcast actually opened up my mind n believe me his podcasts were the most interesting n he put all his evidence with proper facts n figures though I m a parsee n know our religion is considered as the oldest but after hearing his podcast that Hinduism as existed much before that kudos to Nileshji n Ranveer 1 request kindly get him on yr podcast as v would like to know more about Indian civilization old scriptures n their teachings n how v were ahead of time

[@Anonymous-bo9oj]

All this while I thought Graham hancock was the greatest, but dude who is this Nilesh Oak. Loved him. He Should have a Netflix show of his own

[@ShriRam_P1_Dalal]

👍What an episode..!! So much knowledge and depth besides clarity of concepts..!! 👏👏

[@venkatuday6070]

I would like to see both Nilesh & Rupa Bhaty in the show and disucss about history and their research. That's a wonderful combo I expect

[@mandaarpednekar]

Nilesh Oak exudes sheer brilliance. The grasp he has got on the subject is unparallel. Hope to see him on the show more often. One question though, as he said human beings originated in Africa and were later migrated to India. So, did they not migrate to South America (which he refers to as Patal Lok)? And if they did not, then who were the beings originated in the Southern part of America?

[@pradippawar9003]

Nilesh sir, Accept our gratitude and koti koti pranam.

[@AnimaSingh-n3i]

One of the gems episode for all of us. Govt must fund the research.

[@sharayutravels]

Oak Dada, pranam. I feel so proud to share this interest with you. I feel overwhelmed that someone from my region is hidden gem I never knew about🙏

[@venkatrolla]

I am truly blown away whenever I watch your episodes. Now Historians like Nilesh Oakji spend decades to explore and uncover the past using sciences and research beyond our reach and understanding. Now how do they get funds to pay for their needs to do this, to travel the world etc and look after their own family needs. Have you asked the likes of Warren Buffett or Ambani to fund the Nilesh Oaks of our age doing such great studies

[@ronakkothari6437]

The reason i can think of why i enjoy some of Ranveer podcast. We all have a curious child, who has all those questions in childhood, all those mystery in our mind, all those imagination, Ranveer give it a voice, air all those silly questions we have and thats what give us a pleasure. Keep asking silly questions, keep asking questions about ghosts, death, keep that inner curious child alive.

[@anandupadhye1648]

Nilesh Oak is the modern day Rishi! Hats off to his knowledge and clarity. Please have a session with him on Aryan Invasion Theory

[@sonusinghyadav6187]

Definitely! We are saluting him from the heart. For both the episodes. Eagerly waiting for more with Nilesh Oak.

[@swarupverma2373]

Salute to Nikesh Oak sir, his research is so extensive and thorough. Please bring him back !!!

[@ruchadharangaonkar1586]

Really really glad to have Nilesh Sir back... His study is really deep and fully based on our Puranas... Thank you Ranveer and Nilesh Sir for updating our knowledge about our own history which happened thousands of years ago 😊😊🙏🙏

[@इन्द्रजाल]

A collaboration with Nilesh jī on launching online courses around his incredible research efforts would be amazing. And yes, please invite Dr. Rupa Bhaty jī next. Maybe do at least one combined podcast with the two of them!

[@gururaghu1990]

It was an awesome episode....👌👌 Please bring him back with an ancient vimana technology... Most wanted and most awaited topic to understand our ancestors modernization.😊 Thanks a lot Ranveer for the awesome podcast...😊👍

[@rishipatel5056]

This guy is brilliant. I appreciate his hard work on history and reference he collected. 😊

[@willsmith2026]

Would love a expanded TRS episode with Nilesh Oak(and a researcher of ancient Tamil texts) on Kumari Kandam and the Tamil Sangams as the first Tamil sangam is said to have been around the time of the Mahabharat and the Tamil texts also mention a sudden rise in sea level causing a lot of land getting submerged and a lot of texts being lost. I request this because Tamil and it's texts are said to be as ancient as Sanskrit, and that whole segment of evidences are not explored.

[@2sridhark]

Only DMK ideologies take this Kumar Kandam seriously. There odd no evidence such an event ever happened.

[@Sathish-sd5kb]

Only lemurs believe that , Tamil Sangams are formed around 3rd Century CE its old but there are tons of older texts in India as well as across the world

[@SiddhiMukta-to2rs]

This is the most fascinating podcast I have ever heard on trs 🙌, kudos to Neelesh Oak sir and Ranveer for bringing such content to us🙌

[@A_M_00]

TRS want to listen more from Nilesh Oak Sir Ranveer bhai kya hi episodes banate ho yar specially about Hinduism, spirituality

[@Mksmoody]

Bring this guy again...real stress buster..funny to hear his stories

[@JoeB2825]

List of favourites getting longer first Abhijit Chavda, then Rajarshi Nandy sir came and now its Nilesh Oak sir. Hope Ranveer will keep on finding gems of India for us to enrich ourselves.

[@Batega_toh_Katega_Hindu_108]

Praven Mohan, Rajiv Malhotra, Major GD Bakshi, Raj Vedam. He hasn't brought CK Raju yet he is another legend

[@Batega_toh_Katega_Hindu_108]

J Sai Deepak too

[@indiasane9420]

Nilesh ji ... an extremely intelligent person whose knowledge spans across so many branches of science!!! wonderful !!!

[@dharapatel6290]

A big salute to you Sir for putting your so many years to get such precious information with evidences for generations to know 1:06:31 the facts.. 🙇‍♀️

[@ashokjoshi456]

Great regards to Mr. Nilesh Oak. He talks to the point absolute truth,vast information and deep knowledge..Thanks. Hare Krishna. I request Mr.Nilesh Oak to create many Nilesh like you so everyone in the world will get adequate understanding of truth.

[@PrajaktaJadhav-t9s]

@TRS WOW !!! both the episodes of Nilesh Oak were so informative. please keep doing what you are doing . i have recently got hooked up to your podcast and i cant get over of it ... i am specially very fascinated by Mahabharata and this is super food for me ... Amazing work bro !!!

[@ash110287]

RANVEER YOUR PLATFORM IS GODSENT TO YOUR ROOTS WHICH NEEDED A HUGE PUSH TO TAKE IT FROM WHAT IT WAS PERCEIVED BY MOST TO WHERE IT IS GOING. Indian diaspora around the world sending the greatest regards to you and your team. From MAURITIUS I SALUTE YOU

[@deborturnia3201]

Damn....this is crazy. I'm Khasi from Shillong and we're a matrilineal society, we have an old story stating we're a patrilineal society before but after a great war where most of the men died, the society changed to matrilineal eventually so we can follow the roots of our family easily if such wars happen again...

[@SrirupGanguly]

Aaaa. . . what i would like to say after watching this episode ( unfortunately this channel is what I am watching for the first time), some of the same types of thoughts came into my mind but I have no scientific data or nothing to prove myself. I keep thinking about our history from some writeups and got some thinking from my late uncle (Mama ji) who was a professor of anthropology. He taught me to think logically about history, demography and culture. Thank you TRS for this valuable production and I'll definitely see the other podcasts about this also. I like your microphone (I hope that's SM7B), studio setup, lighting, post-production and all, especially the sound is too good. Using a good pair of headphones is recommended to everyone. Thank you