Examination of Pollock's "Project SKSEC" - Manjushree Hegde

[@grsint]

pollock shredded to pieces...

[@grsint]

have you read Rajiv Malhotras work or are you also a sepoy of the Pollack gang...just because Pollack is white ...will you prostrate.....even Ravan was far more intelligent that all your forefathers put together...the question is always of intent...show me one counter by pollack or his gang ( including you) to so many malice's exposed above...

[@viveknsharma]

SHE IS PERHAPS THE RIGHT SUCCESSOR OF RAJIV JI... My Humble Pranams unto This Modern GARGI....

[@atishsingh1989]

Namaste, I am greatly thankful to the whole team under guidance of Shri Rajiv Ji, for taking this endeavor so profoundly and I am deeply touched by this in depth analysis and have received valuable guidance in my own study of Sanskrit. Thank you very much....

[@PoonamG108]

Brilliant and confident dismissal of Pollock’s dishonesty. Thank you🙏

[@viveknsharma]

MANJUSHREE JI is doing BREAKTHROUGH WORK...

[@guitargigs]

what i wish to stress up on here is one of the reasons behind the discontinuity of the rigorous activity of philosophical thinking and the conclusions that different schools of thought postulated in our culture from centuries' before Christ, which even with my meagre intellectual determination seems unique and unparalleled. coming back to that reason, the caste system, which exist even today in our system has played a detrimental role in preventing the transmission of the ancient knowledge as well as its evolution that was suppose to happen naturally, because knowledge was kept as a right to only to a select few. this is one of the reasons why people like pollocks even get the opportunity to see things from these perspectives. if RIGHT TO EDUCATION for all were there in the ancient times in India we would have given the world theories and thoughts on almost every field from science to psychology to mathematics to computing and of course undoubtedly contributed to the field of language and literature.

[@krishnacs2177]

Was it not Jonathan Ganeri , who wrote in his book" Lost age of reason" on the importance of 17th century ... in particular 1656...?

[@tstanmoysamanta]

this is the best spekar of swadesi endology

[@mozyappadurai4302]

very nice

[@rsgadasalli]

admire the Indians first and then show how the knowledge they have is due to the colonial rule of India by Mughals and British. even after knowing how Indians were advanced,d in many areas like astronomy, medicine, plastic surgery, maths, and science, these people like Pollock wants to continue mental colonization of Indians by western nations. Good news is millions of bright young men and women have come to know about this. let us not forget that only India and China were superpowers in the year 1500 when India had gdp 32% and China had 27% of GDP. these people are scared whether these two nations will dominate the world again. good discussion.

[@deveshsingh2630]

Brilliant analysis

[@vinodrawat6160]

इन महोदया को सुन कर मुझे राजीव जी का काम और भी महान लग रहा है ।

[@snr5950]

I wonder how an enlightened parents viz Mr n Mrs Narayan Murty allowed their son Mr Rohan Murty to engage Mr Pollock for such an important studies pertaining to India thru Murty Foundation - is there no Indian scholar was not found !

[@bhardwajvicky]

Brilliant & strong work...

[@kushaq1173]

Good candidate for IF successor👍

[@utubetruthteller]

Pollock knows their own language derived from sanskrit so he needs to demean sanskrit somehow to prove English is more superior.

[@diwakarsingh8629]

Keep it up....never give up...

[@kushaq1173]

This is hard to understand😊. Very very hard.

[@skumar093728]

introductory music is very good

[@hatorihanzo999]

A bio of the presenter will be of great help for such videos.