Gravitas Plus: 75 years since Independence, time for India to reclaim its rich heritage

[@Demetrios123]

Greetings from Greece with much respect for Indian heritage!

[@jayantsingh3078]

Thanks but your words are very funny. It was Greece who sold the way to reach Bharat(Modern India) to west.

[@samlofi3289]

@@jayantsingh3078 what does that have to do with today's Greece? Grow up! Put the past behind and move forward stop crying over lost ruins. Everyone was everyone's enemy at one time and point we all move forward.

[@AjaySharma-mh6qr]

stop illegal immigration in Greece

[@YT-pm2sc]

Revive Zeus

[@debalinamukherjee7197]

😊

[@atejbtv5712]

I am a Filipino. And I have great respect to all Indians. They have contributed a lot in improving our lives. Thanks a lot

[@isolated.wallflower]

I don't know why there's a strong bond between Indians and Filipino like I have so much friends and they all care like cousins. Infact I use to set interest as a Phillipines first when I use Omegle they are really caring. Thanks Btw😅😅

[@rahulranjan8873]

Welcome

[@satyamsoni1004]

Love from India 🇮🇳

[@insearchof9090]

When we were hungry, Manila had sent us the high yield seeds of Rice. It was around 60s. I was born in 1993. Do you see the gap, still I know this. There is a reason why Indian civilization has been called an elephant. Our memories are long and we pass on memories to generations. This way, we pay our debt in kind. In Kind. Thank u for being an open heart nation.

[@RM668]

The Kingdom of Sugbu (Cebu) was founded by a half-Tamil and half-Malay in 1250-1565 prince Sri Lumay from Sumatra in the Chola empire in the Philippines.

[@merzbau]

I'm a 42 Brazilian. The knowledge I had of India was very distorted and fragmented until a friend gifted me the Bhagavad Gita, which sparkled my interest in doing further research on India culture and tradition. I never encountered anything as beautiful, complex, vast and sophisticated. It's really a shame that it took me so long to discover all the knowledge that was and still is being produced by Indians. I live in Chennai now and it saddens me to meet Indians that are absolutely unaware of their own greatness and are still imitating the failed ways of the west.

[@champx1819]

Your story is fascinating to hear, yea if you look at modern Indian youth today, very less are properly aware of everything that India was, they simply don't care, it's due to lack of awareness and education system

[@SheryapriyaYadav]

Samething happen to Brazilian native religion that are similar to hinduism .

[@parmykumar8592]

1. Will Durant, American historian: "India was the motherland of our race, and Sanskrit the mother of Europe's languages: she was the mother of our philosophy; mother, through the Arabs, of much of our mathematics; mother, through the Buddha, of the ideals embodied in Christianity; mother, through the village community, of self-government and democracy. Mother India is in many ways the mother of us all". 2. Mark Twain, American author: "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. our most valuable and most instructive materials in the history of man are treasured up in India only." 3. Albert Einstein, American scientist: "We owe a lot to the Indians, who taught us how to count, without which no worthwhile scientific discovery could have been made." 4. Max Mueller, German scholar: If I were asked under what sky the human mind has most fully developed some of its choicest gifts, has most deeply pondered on the greatest problems of life, and has found solutions, I should point to India. 5. Romain Rolland, French scholar : "If there is one place on the face of earth where all the dreams of living men have found a home from the very earliest days when man began the dream of existence, it is India." 6. Henry David Thoreau, American Thinker & Author: Whenever I have read any part of the Vedas, I have felt that some unearthly and unknown light illuminated me. In the great teaching of the Vedas, there is no touch of sectarianism. It is of all ages, climbs, and nationalities and is the royal road for the attainment of the Great Knowledge. When I read it, I feel that I am under the spangled heavens of a summer night. 7. R.W. Emerson, American Author: In the great books of India, an empire spoke to us, nothing small or unworthy, but large, serene, consistent, the voice of an old intelligence, which in another age and climate had pondered and thus disposed of the questions that exercise us. Anything more to say??? ❤✌

[@parmykumar8592]

Indian tribes been living in Southern America from India for thousands of years & is even recording in our ancient Sanskrit books! I've been told by a Brazilian the Naga language is atill spoken in some parts of Brazil who are from India too & still live in East India! ❤✌

[@pkkh8676]

🙏

[@karyndickinson3544]

I was lucky enough to travel throughout India in the 90's and i have never felt more welcome, Indian people are so diverse, the colors, the landscapes, each region so different. My fav place was Hampi, considered the holy place in India....blew my mind, with temples as old as 5000 years .....India evokes the imagination and stimulates all senses.......deep love for India and its people...TBH all i saw was Indian Heritage....but the British and other nations need to give back all the statues etc they stole from ancient Indian sites...all to often on tours the guide would say and here would stand the great throne, or the solid gold, or the precious jewels ....but yes the British stole them...

[@romannestorowicz1121]

I wanted to share a quote by ukrainian poet Taras Shevchenko, “Learn from many cultures, but forget not your own.”

[@Perririri]

Impeach Wolodymyr Zelens'kyj

[@rage8673]

Very true he said, civilisations are destroyed, when they lose their identity and culture.

[@bearhug7335]

@@rage8673 Removing and/or minimizing a country's culture while mass importing other different cultures is the globalists way of erasing borders, loyalty, and patriots of a country for in coming one world order, one world government. One set of laws for everyone. So noone is an Indian or Italian or Canadain, or Swedish or Australia or Egyptian or Argentinian etc. anymore. No one will be anything, just humans/citizens of earth. Destroying a country's history, traditions and culture has been happening for many decades around the world. It won't stop as long as globalists have power and/or control.

[@Yahweh312]

the real truth is the satanic zionist masonic money power corporates controls all ... there was never British 'colonies' ... However Indians,Chinese etc etc have COLONIZED Britain,Australia,Canada,USA etc over the past 75 years....

[@MrRonnefeldt]

Yes. Only now Ukraine is showing the world how not to do it! 👎

[@artursbondars7789]

Here in Latvia we learned about Indian achievements, as did our own and other cultures. In Latvia local ancient culture is popular and is incorporated in modern culture. I know that various cultures of India will achieve this to.

[@SoloPolo123]

Wow in India we are made to believe that India was underdeveloped before Mughals 😥

[@vishnunarayan8850]

Do u know gathiss kandis

[@artursbondars7789]

@@vishnunarayan8850 do You mean comedian? I'm not into comedy, I like other stuff more.

[@lecturesfromleeds614]

All western universities give credit where it is due these days, including Britain

[@AjaySharma-mh6qr]

thats what civilized people do

[@Agit749]

I am a Filipino but I have deep admiration with Indian's achievements in ancient times. If I would be born again, I wish to be an Indian too.

[@falgunpatil2372]

Deep respect brother! If Filipinos are that humble we all would love to reborn as one! 👏

[@Robot3527]

😂😂😂WTF

[@marviemusala9605]

Philipines also has indian hindu heritage. Raja Humabon in Bohol. U have a cow called brahman cow. Its an indian breed of cow. Brahman is an indian word. Brahman means priest. When philipines got colonised, they were also made to forget their culture and heritage. Its everybodies duty to reclaim their lost culture and heritage. Mahal kita from India.

[@naruto6918]

Ha ha 🤣in ancient times Philippines were under Hindu culture

[@blastroisehunt6546]

@@naruto6918 in ancient times. Current Indians did not exist in history. Similar to Mexicans in America. Race who built ancient civilisation in Indian sub continent were austro asiatic race like East Asian. Current date Indians are imposters and the real history is shrouded in mysterious along with the litters of ancient temples and architectures left to ruins.

[@muktasingh16]

Getting all teared up because of this video and also reading these wonderful comments by people from all around the world.♥️ India is my country and I'm proud of it. 🇮🇳♥️

[@sreelakshmiperoth4893]

i also teared up dear ♥IN

[@bharatkumarreddy294]

"Until the Lion learns how to write, every story will glorify the hunter".

[@-pw5bj]

They never talk about gupta era and gandhara and purushpara and zoroastrian persia*,;:"

[@yangleezhao5504]

Write this.. No.101 out of 116 countries in the World Hunger Index rankings 😂😂😂😂

[@bropro1553]

@@yangleezhao5504 +2.00000 social credits 🤘

[@lmaozedong_original7870]

@@yangleezhao5504 irony is that this dude is from beggar country Pakistan and most probably thinks that his ancestral daddy is some Arab or Turk😂😂

[@kaushik-cy6vo]

@@yangleezhao5504 aww .. Why are you frustrated ? Yang lee Zhao any jelousy?

[@theuralictribes5689]

As a Central European, I'm not surprised by how people from India were the first to discover or invent these things. India was like a larger version of Athens or Egypt where wisdom, philosophy, science, arts, education and everything technological was already ahead of time. They influenced China with all that wisdom after all.

[@parmykumar8592]

1. Will Durant, American historian: "India was the motherland of our race, and Sanskrit the mother of Europe's languages: she was the mother of our philosophy; mother, through the Arabs, of much of our mathematics; mother, through the Buddha, of the ideals embodied in Christianity; mother, through the village community, of self-government and democracy. Mother India is in many ways the mother of us all". 2. Mark Twain, American author: "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. our most valuable and most instructive materials in the history of man are treasured up in India only." 3. Albert Einstein, American scientist: "We owe a lot to the Indians, who taught us how to count, without which no worthwhile scientific discovery could have been made." 4. Max Mueller, German scholar: If I were asked under what sky the human mind has most fully developed some of its choicest gifts, has most deeply pondered on the greatest problems of life, and has found solutions, I should point to India. 5. Romain Rolland, French scholar : "If there is one place on the face of earth where all the dreams of living men have found a home from the very earliest days when man began the dream of existence, it is India." 6. Henry David Thoreau, American Thinker & Author: Whenever I have read any part of the Vedas, I have felt that some unearthly and unknown light illuminated me. In the great teaching of the Vedas, there is no touch of sectarianism. It is of all ages, climbs, and nationalities and is the royal road for the attainment of the Great Knowledge. When I read it, I feel that I am under the spangled heavens of a summer night. 7. R.W. Emerson, American Author: In the great books of India, an empire spoke to us, nothing small or unworthy, but large, serene, consistent, the voice of an old intelligence, which in another age and climate had pondered and thus disposed of the questions that exercise us. Anything more to say??? ❤✌

[@Jenvlogs404]

Sanskrit/TamiI are oldest languages, and influenced Latin/Greek.

[@Yahweh312]

the real truth is the satanic zionist masonic money power corporates controls all ... there was never British 'colonies' ... However Indians,Chinese etc etc have COLONIZED Britain,Australia,Canada,USA etc over the past 75 years....

[@mdjx6838]

U are clearly misinformed. U mean Africa which gave birth to Egyptian civilization was a larger version of Egyptian which refined and incorporated knowledge of the Circle, Square, Triangle, Blance, Justice, phi, pi, the soul, spirit, medicine, chemistry, the one God, the theorem, Religion and where the first depiction of the cosmos in Dendera can be found and so on, throughout the Pyramids and temples.

[@uniquematerial2441]

@@mdjx6838 Wasn't it a Garden ?

[@TobasscoJelly]

As a brit who has been lucky enough to visit india, I have to say india for me is the most special place I've ever visited.

[@frans688]

I am a Mexican/American madly in love with India and her knowledge and THE INDIAN WISDOM 😍

[@firefox39693]

I'm not from India. I'm from Canada. I love Indian culture. That point Palki made, "we're speaking their language now," was a good point. I just have to say, I'm grateful you are, because I never would've been able to digest nearly as much Indian content without you all speaking good English.

[@akshayiyer2014]

Even the Urban Indians couldn't digest Indian content in native languages. They prefer English Language any day. Such is the impact of not decolonizing.

[@sooknandannishan]

Yep,it's the largest English speaking country in the world

[@pavanbarhate6765]

@@sooknandannishan shame on us

[@paramdrall]

She isn't talking about why we speak English she's talking about the rationale behind speaking English with Natives and somehow making people think people who speak English are superior to others. One may Learn as many languages Possible but make sure not to forget your own mother Tongue. English Played a crucial role in bringing People and ideas together that lead to India's independence itself... But at end English is just a language and nothing more.

[@AAKASHH367]

@@akshayiyer2014 Its fact

[@shauryapratapsingh6052]

India is most ancient civilization Every Indian should feel proud of their ancient living civilization..

[@dictatormaozedong2678]

India is amazing, I am truly surprised how they made up their country from literally nothing to start with and now have gdp in top 5 countries. I feel happy for their success. 💯

[@yangleezhao5504]

Every Indian should be ashamed of the present and compared to its past 😂😂😂😂 still blaming the Brits for their poverty despite 75 years of independence 😂😂😂😂

[@Rhyghar]

@open defecator lol not muslims. Those 10k were che ap converts.

[@anupgopalvarma9297]

@@yangleezhao5504 The Brits poisoned Chyna with opium and asked to pay for it. Read history properly 😃😃

[@quinto9625]

@赵杨利Yang lee Zhao why won't yall put the real Indian people which are so called black in the spotlight? Yall hiding the indigenous people of there lands is over

[@g.m.s.l.7304]

Although I'm not Indian, I love to hear her knowledgeable voice, and the way present her presentation, It's not boring, energetic. Keep it up. From Sri Lanka 🇱🇰 Today. Is our National Day.

[@livingcosmos_3]

Happy National Day from India

[@mountaingods1917]

Happy national day to you my peaceful neighbour..may you and your beautiful country excel and prosper

[@AK6655gddxg]

But srilanka was also part of sanathan culture .

[@mountaingods1917]

@@AK6655gddxg sanatan covers all the indigenous so-called(religion is a middle Eastern concept) religions of the subcontinent including Hinduism,Buddhism,Jainism, Sikhism etc...all are equal to one another and don't have an expansionist nature.

[@livingcosmos_3]

@@AK6655gddxg so what ??

[@fideltuda4678]

As an African I feel you. So much of our technology was taken and branded west, our culture destroyed, language distorted. We need to break free

[@rajanaravind2069]

I agree with you and the worst part is they brought down their religion as if we were barbarians and its because of western religion and thoughts that we become civilised which is bullshit.

[@alanharrison573]

An excellent assessment and very well spoken. However there is a touch of myopia in your perspective. What has Britain done for India? Well, a new way of thinking - based upon observation and evidence, called science. The industrial revolution, especially the trains that still carry millions of Indians but everything else you want in your life. Government and nationhood. A modern economy. And an alternate home for those who want what the UK offers over what India has given them. For all of this, Britain has asked for nothing except diligence and peace. I think there is an arrogance of some in their view of white people. And its nothing to do with skin colour. Its the illusion that victimhood will take them into a world they aspire to. The problem for these people is that chasing illusions will forever stop them from attaining what they aspire to. Its actually about thinking, and we have already given that to you. And you've rejected it.

[@SunilMeena-do7xn]

@@alanharrison573 Ignorance. British didn't build railway for Indian people. They build it to move resources and raw materials. India has many industries to build clothes etc before British came. But British destroyed it and only allowed processing of raw materials which was then sent to Britain for their industries. Indian people were self sufficient in food. But British forced them to farm for opium so they can profit which led to Bengal famine. Indian people became poor only during British period. It's true that west had done rapid growth in science and industrial revolution at that time. So what? Is colonization necessary to transfer those ideas to the world. To colonize people(well massacre in North America), dehumanize them, snatch their industries to make them completely dependent on you and then force your religion, language, culture down their throats as of it is somehow related to scientific development.

[@alanharrison573]

@@SunilMeena-do7xn Paranoia? You go rebuild. We'll do the same.

[@giggs4ever11]

@@alanharrison573 not sure about all of that pal! I appreciate victimhood isn't useful but you've well over egged what the British did for anyone not British... white British that's is... all the systems you speak of have held back those people die to reconditioning... if left alone this condor would have debrief at their own pace which would have been brute them not the British... remember those colonised nations had been around a lot longer than the colonisers but had chosen to remain naturally evolving people... closer to spirituality nature and the creator of all things... look at western civilisation now thanks to the industrial revolution?

[@beezee7691]

India is a deeply spiritual place and what you describe as 'classical dance' is more akin to a rare religious display of divine excellence. The beauty is in the Protector.

[@yangleezhao5504]

You need to be spiritual to be at No.101 position in the World Hunger Index rankings you know 😂😂😂😂 otherwise you'll go nuts 😂😂😂😂

[@beezee7691]

@@yangleezhao5504 you've clearly never actually been to India other then looking up lists on your computer.

[@umaghargi4765]

@@yangleezhao5504 , that's totally wrong. I am 63 years old and has been observing people from childhood. The quality of life has so much improved lot from my childhood days. I am not seeing poor these days. All do have money, three time meals, good clothes, fairly good houses and fairly good education. That's a wrong picture of India they are posting. I think it may be the present picture of some poor African countries.

[@sarmisthadas3892]

@@yangleezhao5504 we really cant care less about u

[@user-we8gi3xt5b]

@@yangleezhao5504 Come to the silicon valley of India...u will not regret...

[@enregistreur]

As a European, I wish I learned all of this earlier. Indian people: continue to grow from your ancestral roots, but also continue to use English when speaking abroad, because *you* are very inspiring!

[@parmykumar8592]

1. Will Durant, American historian: "India was the motherland of our race, and Sanskrit the mother of Europe's languages: she was the mother of our philosophy; mother, through the Arabs, of much of our mathematics; mother, through the Buddha, of the ideals embodied in Christianity; mother, through the village community, of self-government and democracy. Mother India is in many ways the mother of us all". 2. Mark Twain, American author: "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. our most valuable and most instructive materials in the history of man are treasured up in India only." 3. Albert Einstein, American scientist: "We owe a lot to the Indians, who taught us how to count, without which no worthwhile scientific discovery could have been made." 4. Max Mueller, German scholar: If I were asked under what sky the human mind has most fully developed some of its choicest gifts, has most deeply pondered on the greatest problems of life, and has found solutions, I should point to India. 5. Romain Rolland, French scholar : "If there is one place on the face of earth where all the dreams of living men have found a home from the very earliest days when man began the dream of existence, it is India." 6. Henry David Thoreau, American Thinker & Author: Whenever I have read any part of the Vedas, I have felt that some unearthly and unknown light illuminated me. In the great teaching of the Vedas, there is no touch of sectarianism. It is of all ages, climbs, and nationalities and is the royal road for the attainment of the Great Knowledge. When I read it, I feel that I am under the spangled heavens of a summer night. 7. R.W. Emerson, American Author: In the great books of India, an empire spoke to us, nothing small or unworthy, but large, serene, consistent, the voice of an old intelligence, which in another age and climate had pondered and thus disposed of the questions that exercise us. Anything more to say??? ❤✌

[@ngk2163]

Yes, we continue to sp ak in Englísh, so that dumb people will understand. These dumb people only know English and do not know any other language. Atleast, Indians know 3/4 languages and can understand many more. It's like a baby has to be fed by a spoon!

[@enregistreur]

@@ngk2163 It is a bit presumptuous to infer English speaking are dumb, when it all depends of one's own education context, and access to knowledge. English is not my mother tongue, and I speak myself 3 languages, but I wouldn't dare to imply it's a proof of higher intelligence. I was mostly *lucky* to have this opportunity. I think English is a good language to unify cultures as its structure is relatively easy to understand, even for a non English native. Of course, many languages are more complex and as such allow for a clearer and more precise and nuanced explanation or description of concepts, so it may lead to more profound research and science. Anyway, don't mistake luck for something else.

[@nishantmaderna6295]

@@enregistreur true this NGK guy is just self obsessed. 🙂

[@karthik_kp13]

@@ngk2163 Remember that you perhaps most probably work for an English Speaking client who pays you for your survival.

[@Bhairavvvv]

This lady is Gold ! She is definately Pride of India , Never seen any Media journalist before with such great articulation, precision and narration ! Particularly her body language , an eye for details and confidence while reporting news is a visual treat to eyes !! Indian govt should honour her for her efforts in Journalism

[@anchormohantalks]

Well said...

[@AllhaSuarwala]

Not like Barkha Datt.

[@18svd]

well said

[@anshik.k.t]

Tbh, that sudheer Chaudhary etc do this to take pride but they go over the board and not with liberal mindset

[@samuncle5601]

" Transfer of power from Britain to India for 99 years only"- Treaty Between Britain and India in 1947.

[@oneafrica8629]

💯% Right, In Ethiopia we see India 🇮🇳 as us Ethiopians, very rich in culture and history, but unfortunately both our people specially our young looking westwards. Dear Indians be proud of who you are and start to relive ancient India and be a country that westerns looked upon as model.

[@mr.didymos7586]

If it wasn't for the British colonisation, including artificially caused famine waves, India would be a no. 2 superpower. Long live India. Love from Poland. 🇵🇱🇮🇳

[@AjaySharma-mh6qr]

respect King John Sobieski !!

[@rockrabbit253]

But they wouldn't be able to play cricket.

[@YT-pm2sc]

We were fighting Islamic barbarism for a few hundred years and eventually won against it. But then the west arrived and took advantage of the fault lines and the already mentally exhausted people.

[@X-Jack231]

Thanks for the precious words... Lots of love!

[@divyac04]

Love from India ❤️

[@rtshchand]

The British took my ancestors as slaves from India to Fiji Islands to work in sugarcane plantations. Our ancestors made sure the future generations never forget their Hindu and Indian traditions, customs and cultures. We celebrate Diwali, Ram Janam Utsav, Krishna Asthami etc with great pride.

[@rawmist]

❤️❤️❤️

[@silent0141]

🙏💙

[@rajatjaiswal8355]

❤️❤️❤️

[@shravan5376]

Jai shree krishna 🕉🙏

[@RAIRADIO]

While festivals are beautiful, please do make a conscious effort to learn about the 6 astik and nastik philosophies of India and about how Hindu creation, time, consciousness theories mimic science.

[@maxraines6004]

Im in the US, born in the early 90's. While I do believe there needs to be a huge revelation about the Indian intellectual contributions to the world, the Indian culture is very popular throughout the US. From eating in sync with my dosha, researching ayurvedic healthcare, practicing chants to Lakshmi, Gensha and other forms of God inspired and introduced by the Indian mind, amy daily life is full of influence from the Indian culture. I recall hearing some concept of the East becoming the West and the West becoming the East, I believe we see that now as the West craves a departure from the material world into the spiritual world and the East craves the opposite. This is why I have always thought Turkey and that region had a particular oppurtunity to forge proper balance.

[@RaviKumar-df5mk]

Lol, you are dead wrong.

[@maxraines6004]

@@RaviKumar-df5mk Oh? What am I dead wrong about, Ravi?

[@RaviKumar-df5mk]

@@maxraines6004 Only a few of you guys are truly following it. Many people these days are not going to Churches and Hinduism seems fascinating to the west. Most of the western world's approach is capitalist in everything. They capitalise on everything. For example, just look at the number of yoga mats that get sold on Amazon each year while in India we mostly don't use yoga mats for yoga. Similarly with other accessories. For most of them, it's not a spiritual connection but more of a business opportunity.

[@maxraines6004]

@@RaviKumar-df5mk I absolutely agree, I am only saying that the process seems to be beginning. These things take hundreds if not thousands of years, I would think. Like a negative and positive battery transfering their charge to one another over a long period of time. It might just be a merging of cultures and some temporary global transfer of thought, but I am hopeful we are in the midst of an awakening. The West has become so terribly obsessed with ease of life, technology and unconscious living that they are missing the human experience and so have a terrible void within that they will eventually gravitate towards exploring the spirit. As for the East, I can't say as much since I have only visited a handful of countries, but the speed at which India, South Korea and China are accelerating towards dominating the global markets shows me an increase in that energy force that drives monetary gain.

[@braveheart4388]

This is what happens when a Patel makes dosa in USA 😂

[@piccadelly9360]

India is a wonderful ancient country with ancient heritage preserve this heritage and bring it to life again India is so great I just love it

[@lmaozedong_original7870]

I really applaud you for this timely video. The truth of Indian heritage (scientific, cultural & spiritual) is like a sun, with our rise it's rise is imminent.

[@yangleezhao5504]

Agree, India's a rising superpower on the World Hunger Index 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@molamola8305]

Wasn't it the British who found your Indus Valley Civilisation lmao?

[@lmaozedong_original7870]

@@molamola8305 wasn't it Mongols who fathered you?

[@molamola8305]

@@lmaozedong_original7870 10,000 Brits ruled over 300 million Indians for 200 years? Lol just insane

[@lmaozedong_original7870]

@@molamola8305 10000 Mongols fathered 1 billion chinese, that's insane

[@ishikaarora7138]

One thing I never fail to notice is Wion via Palki isn’t just the first Indian channel to bring news to a global audience, with the quintessential Indian sarcasm here and there lol, but also use their platform to proudly showcase our culture and ask the difficult questions when needed. Often times a reality check to most urban Indians if no one else.

[@joshmcadow764]

I think all ancient civilizations are reinventing there things through future generations

[@textmemanu]

Yea 💯 agreed!! Channels like quint, brut are adment in portraying only the negative aspect of india!

[@yangleezhao5504]

This channel never talked about India's No.101 position in the World Hunger Index rankings thou 😂😂😂😂

[@sarmisthadas3892]

@@yangleezhao5504 no need. Pak channels are there for that

[@user-we8gi3xt5b]

@@yangleezhao5504 r u a bot ..? Same msg everywhere

[@BeastNaman]

Respect every culture, but don't forget your own. Be proud of your culture.

[@irene7285]

Thank You so much for this video. Although I am from the West, India is in my heart. Many western people undertook and undertake their journey to India seeking answers to the big questions of life. I agree totally with your interpretation. I hope Indian people do not imitate the West, they should instead learn to appreciate and value their ancient,rich, beautiful and unique heritage, their culture and their spirituality, which is part of India and of every family. I love and respect India, their loving and kind people, I am also grateful that I have the opportunity to visit India some times and grateful to you for this awakening reminder for India. 🙏

[@jithinsurendran678]

I am a common man, personally I dont have anything to be proud of, no major achievements, but when it comes to my homeland and my mom, I feel a level of pride that is not measurable. Jai Hind!!!

[@samuncle5601]

" Transfer of power from Britain to India for 99 years only"- Treaty Between Britain and India in 1947.

[@striker44]

If you are working, doung your duty well,, you are contributing to the society in some ways.

[@rudywilopo8964]

As someone born and raised in South-East Asia, its not hard to think about a period where the influence of India was known in corner in Eastern Asia. Even the scripts, place names, religion and languages are based from cultures in India. The influence has vanished when the Moghul assumed power in India. It's time that India reconnects with this heritage as well.

[@गढ़नरेश]

Decline of Vedic civilization started with spread of bhudism later Greece after that Islamist and at the end European like British Dutch French Portugese all destroyed looted and plundered Rich Vedic civilization which was spread across the world

[@Curiosity403]

@@गढ़नरेश Buddhism it self is "like" a branch of Vedik religion like Hinduism. Buddhism is for peace, Hinduism for Knowledge and Jainism for simplicity. Many Buddhist stups around India have images of ganesh, shiva and hindu gods and goddesses. And Buddha was the 9th avtar of Vishnu So please stop it, but yes Greek were no doubt..

[@गढ़नरेश]

There is difference between Gautam Bhudha and people who followed bhudism. For ex look at Angkor wat temple how they converted it to bhudist temple which was originally Lord Vishnu's temple it happened in all places while it was Afghanistan, Bharat,srilanka/singhal, Indonesia and all East Asian countries. Did u know Greek told bhudist if they'll help them to defeat Bharatiya kings they'll help them to spread bhudism in there places and they helped them

[@rudywilopo8964]

@@Curiosity403 With all due respect, the Greeks have influences India's culture but within a tiny timeframe ( +/- 100 years) . India's influence in East Asia has been marginalized by the the very people who introduced them and neglected their heritage (see Angkor /Borobudur/ Prambanan/ Ayuthaya etc.). Please do not repeat the mistakes again and stand for your heritage.

[@max00506]

@@गढ़नरेश good they did that other wise we should have to follow stupid superstitions

[@jeanneamato8278]

This was so wonderful I teared up. We westerners should be looking to India. I do because I’m smart. I know India is ahead of us in innumerable things. I pray they start believing in themselves. 🙏❤️

[@arbindtopno8007]

We are not ahead of west. We just want to say that the west always treated us like we are inferior in every field. They took some of our ideas and theories in the field of Science and Arts to make thier history rich. They donot even give the credit to Indians. But we will say history can be manipulated for a period of time not forever.

[@vr7560]

@jeanne Amato u right India is ahead in many areas of knowledge but it is being hidden and its mainly because of the education system in India which was left by the British unchanged till now , but things are changing now , slowly but every thing will emerge “Three things cannot be long hidden: the sun, the moon, and the truth” - Gautama Buddha

[@AtulKumar-zp2bt]

😥thnx this is the reason that i love some westners just like you. we will do our best for humanity. all the country❤🙏

[@silencemeviolateme6076]

What things?

[@MP-qh2mv]

I completely agree. I'm Polish and have many Indian friends. I spent some time in India and I was bit shocked by the seemingly blind obsession about English language and culture. When I learned that many primary schools in south India taught in English and not in native languages I was questioning my Indian friends why such neglect of their own culture. In Poland people value learning English too, but we are Polish and proud of our heritage and would consider it blasphemy to turn away from our heritage. My Indian friends seemed unmoved by my comments. India seems to be the most self proclaimed practical in all matters and seem to value practicality and prospects of better future abroad more than national pride. I love this talk here by Palki challenging this mentality and bringing up the national pride and the rich history and culture of India. 100% support it!; All Indians should fight for their heritage and against the mindless globalization brainwashing

[@arwahsapi]

Indonesia shares the richness of Indian/Hindu heritage such as ancient temples, traditions, folklores and literatures. Many loan words from Sanskrit also contribute to our national language.

[@satyamsoni1004]

And you can say that that's the main reason why I so much love Indonesia I will surely visit Indonesia one day and especially 🤩 Bali 🤩 Love to the People of Indonesia🇮🇩 from India 🇮🇳❤️🇮🇩

[@amiemohan8578]

Love from your jiran 🇲🇾

[@bsubhajit]

Indonesia is so beautiful.

[@deppop4196]

And we Indians/Bharat history books shud say allabout islaman and christianity, as very good...but never shud say about our own heritage and emperors.....Atleast with Modi and Trump (unblocking sites) we Hindusgot little freedom after 2000 yrs

[@chinmayau]

Hate to say this but, Buddhist monks have destroyed/repurposed hindu temples and removed statues to hide what was there. Watch praveen mohan's videos.

[@totalmentemad]

In Angola, we see India as an inspiring country with vibrant culture and she made many good points proving that. I hope the future generation get more attached to their culture and lose this inferiority complex.

[@ramanababu1309]

Kindly sent your children to India for study of anciant medicine ( Aurveda) and Sanskrit.

[@shravangupta4828]

@@ramanababu1309 no need.

[@pmk8071]

Indian media may be funded by the west, they are giving unwanted importance to whatever Western.

[@wilfredfranco4159]

@@shravangupta4828 what will they do with it in the modern world. Let your leaders respect the minorities and stop corruption

[@Red_Neck]

I wish for peace in your nation.

[@imyashazad]

"We never filed our patent! " The sentence is enough how our ancient Indian scientists, physicist, pharmacist, astrologists, surgeons, mathematicians etc etc always first thought about HUMANITY not the CREDITS! 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳 Really I am proud to be an INDIAN🇮🇳🇮🇳❤️❤️

[@yellowNred]

serve sham svastir bhavathu Sarve jano sukhino bhavantu Being kind is more helpful to humanity than filing patent. ❤️🌹🙏

[@rockingpops]

Filing patent is not just meant to stop others from using something you made. It's also a recognition. India deserves to get credit for what it's people have achieved. You can have your patent and still allow others to use that thing.

[@maheshhardasani787]

Indians didn't filed the patent because they didn't knew the meaning of patent.

[@YuvrajSingh-sm1rc]

patents is the only concept our ancestors didn't think about. It still feels so absurd to patent knowledge. Patenting products is still acceptable but patenting knowledge is so weird.

[@YuvrajSingh-sm1rc]

Or we can completely reject the concept of patenting knowledge. It's a system which is forcefully imposed.

[@GG-le8bq]

Reading the comments makes me so happy to know that we are all proud of it and hope to see that the govt does bring this vast ocean of ancient knowledge into our textbooks before it all fades away

[@baltrade5637]

Tears rolled down my cheeks when Palki spilled the beans and spread out the sheet of bitter truth! .🙏🇮🇳

[@Yahweh312]

the real truth is the satanic zionist masonic money power corporates controls all ... there was never British 'colonies' ... However Indians,Chinese etc etc have COLONIZED Britain,Australia,Canada,USA etc over the past 75 years....

[@basubasu8265]

@@Yahweh312 I bet, in a positive way.

[@k.p7873]

And tears flowing outta my eyes reading down the all the comments. 🙏 Thank you.

[@IamHewage]

I am from srilanka and this is same for us. Indian subcontinent and Egypt is the birthplace of everything. we need to be with our culture. and thank you for India for giving Buddhism to srilanka.

[@shatruhantayoddha8226]

we are same 🧡

[@स्मितिननाथ]

We are one people 🙏🏻 preserve our culture. ❤️love to all srilankan brothers and sisters.

[@caiussl3249]

I too from Sri Lanka. British people did not just dumped Indian culture away. They did it to every single country that they invaded over time. We as Sri Lankans also have thinked the same way. Thinking that our history culture and innovations are lesser comparing to British ones. And same as you guys we have huge treasures like world's best graphite mines which has 100% pureness but the mine is under a Germen company, and we have huge percentage of indigenous plants here. But almost every single patent for each plant are in hands of westernies. I know we have been adopting many things from India Including Buddism the Hindu aryan language (our mother languages are Sanscrit, Tamil and Pali) and many other things. So please be proud of your own culture. Without thinking it's lesser than other countries. Make things to make Asians proud again. Heal the soil and it will be the greatest achievement of all time!!

[@Ankit-d9f4u]

@@caiussl3249 right We are same people

[@servingitcold5107]

I don’t know if I’m correct in thinking this, but in terms of history I feel like Indians and Sri Lanka are one people, being so geographically close. I’m Indian btw

[@AnandAKGupta]

A lot of respect to WION for doing this article. We desperately need a complete redesign of our school and college curriculums. The western wannabies in India with heavy inferiority complexes will fight it but we must persist and persevere in reclaiming our education system.

[@MrDumdon]

Give some inputs in changing curriculum. Tell us sir what new things to be added and old things to be deleted

[@aek12]

Read Think on these things. By J krishnamurti.

[@perception1642]

@@MrDumdon First we should change school and college timmings like 7 am to 12:30 or 1 pm, then children don't feel pressure as whole day belongs to school only And then taking outdated syllabus in our books, Making compulsory to select any one topic related to our culture as a hobby in kid level like learning classical Music, Dances, poems, Literature,.....etc

[@teresina1809]

I am American and I love India. The culture, the temples, the artwork and artistry are so amazing, so beautiful, incomparable. England needs to FINALLY give back their ill-gotten gains. England DECIMATED India. I never knew that about mathematics, I am NOT surprised.

[@YaakovEzraAmiChi]

This story is sad. Indian subcontinent is home to so many beautiful and ancient cultures. So beautiful and amazing. Culture is the life of a people. It's the heart and the center of people hood.

[@Perririri]

Free Palestine!

[@champx1819]

@@Perririri gtfo with your desert cult

[@YaakovEzraAmiChi]

@@Perririri 🤣🤣🤣🤣 No such thing hunny

[@rockingpops]

Being an Indian watching this in the US, this hit closer to heart than I wanted. 😔

[@akshayadirinti9748]

dont worry brother, u have the cultural roots, u r a gem, go make culture proud.

[@mindatrest6838]

What makes you think you are Indian.... You work for America..... You have become an American..... You have lost the privilege of saying you are Indian.....

[@rockingpops]

@@mindatrest6838 Hahaha.. just because I came to work here for a couple of years I am no longer an Indian citizen! You'd be right only if I choose to stay here. Believe it or not but I'm contributing to India's economy also.

[@mindatrest6838]

@@rockingpops are you staying for couple of years..... You can easily change jobs there and get a visa extention.... Then apply for a green card.... Or better marry some American girl and settle there.... Have kids.... That's what Indians usually do there.... Don't be out of the rat race....

[@mindatrest6838]

@@deleteduser6530 Please understand, we Indians are extremely patriotic....so all you would achieve by writing such comments is our pity and a few wasted minutes....

[@ranganakohiliyadda6469]

I'm a Sri Lankan , and I totally agree with your basic explanation,more or less same things happening in my country too.

[@hiddendagger7291]

Sri lanka and India shares same culture and history it older than Ramayan era

[@tanmayacs]

India mean not political boundary only. We are sharing same civilization. I am from Odisha( Kalinga) and we share same Gene, culture and Language with you... So we are not different .. You and Me will equally proud for the civilization which nourished us.

[@albertpeters8241]

You are a most excellent ambassador for your country! You make me want to learn more about your country and what was achieved over the centuries, well before the west.

[@johnlawrence8738]

Thanks Palki -for ripping out the forgotten truths and the rich heritage of India - Hope people of India realize and recall to bring to light the wonderful truths to the generations that follow.

[@samuncle5601]

" Transfer of power from Britain to India for 99 years only"- Treaty Between Britain and India in 1947.

[@cherylroberts771]

Families should instill India's heritage and culture.. Obviously India needs to incorporate more of its own history and heritage into its own learning..

[@cherylroberts771]

@Mr Wonder we can look at it as destroyed or we can look at as enhanced.. India must instill it's deep and Rich and religous and highly spiritual heritage and culture into it's youth..

[@sarthakjain1824]

Nothing will happen. We still have to learn Shakespeare

[@cherylroberts771]

@@sarthakjain1824 sadhaguru

[@Charan_Raj1]

@@cherylroberts771 People have started learning about history online nowadays and started having discussions about it too. Our Schools didn't teach us much about our history.

[@GowthamV07]

Yes but we learn about british teaching us culture by stealing and suppressing our culture.

[@dinotheo640]

Love you India. Your heritage, your culture, your peaceful nature. You have so much to teach us. You start talking about your values which are universal (but we kind of forgot them) and we are here to listen.

[@Priya-wp6fg]

Dear Phalki.. Thanks for elivating India's greatness through its work as proof to eyes. I believe this is what this generation of Indians need to know now a days. I'm pretty sure not many Indians are aware of these facts because it was never discussed or resonated either in regular reading books or speeches.. It's only hid in old bookshelves.. If we show our rich history, I'm sure many Indians realise that we're not any inferior to any western advancement as we were already well advanced rich with heritage. Thanks for bringing out many true facts Phalki.. Much needed. History should be projected.

[@atis9061]

I’m an American 🇺🇸 who holds Hinduism 🕉 dear and in my heart. I will pray for India 🇮🇳 they must find themselves again!

[@shashimishra6973]

In 6th centuries we had 7 Universities which have destroyed by islamic invaders...and all were vedic Hindu/Arya University...we are son of Arya.... hitlar used swastik in his flag....bcz hitler knows that his ancestors are Arya (Hindu) and swastik/OM is symbol of sanatan dharm

[@shaileshbhadaniya752]

@@shashimishra6973 don't watch KZbin video. There's different story behind swastika nd that nazi symbol.

[@shashimishra6973]

@Truth Seeker our hindu history is 2 billions years old...and your...? And go and read history of bharat how manufacturing hub was our country...we produced everything and exported to all over world....dhoti and saari are Indian dress which we use to wear in culturally...it's laughable that muslims taught us to wear dhoti....did any muslims played their role on science...? We invented allmost everything in past....we have hand made technology to make clothes by charkha and other technology too....your history is 500 years old... and you taught us to wear dhoti...?

[@shashimishra6973]

@Truth Seeker your history is 100 years old and indian history is 2 billions years old....kurta saari dhoti everything is indian clothes.....your civilization started 100 years ago and indian civilization started 2 billions years ago....your history is 100 years old so you can't understand what is meaning of 2 billions years old...you need to go to school to study and to knw what is meaning of billions

[@jqckwon]

@Truth Seeker You talk about Genesis? Can you prove it scientifically. Indian surya samhida is 14500 years old. Ramayana is more than ten thousand years.

[@3coins.]

I’m an American, but I love India and never tire of learning more about your country. It is rich!

[@RAIRADIO]

We were rich and competent, but now severely damaged and need to get back on track. Slowly but surely its happening.

[@vinaywagle]

Watch Praveen Mohan on KZbin. You will love it.

[@venkatbesthavemula]

WION means not just NEWS, it's knowledge. Yes, knowing our roots.

[@yangleezhao5504]

With that kinda knowledge, no wonder your IQ is 81 😂😂😂😂

[@aditya4974]

@@yangleezhao5504 Your IQ Score helped an Indian mathematician, named Aryabhata, discover a special number in 5th century! Without Chinese guy like you, it would not have been possible

[@vijayakrishna07]

@@yangleezhao5504 Did Macaulay ducked with you also. Your English is good.

[@thalarisuresh4654]

@@yangleezhao5504 grape 🍇🍇🍇🍇🍇🍇🍇

[@poonaammitkari8392]

Everyone must realize the greatness of Bharat.. we must acknowledge and should be proud of the heritage we have which is more advanced.. I think these things should be in books as part of our educational system.

[@brrrruutramen1845]

I'm having goosebumps.. even if i'm not Indian. India is really a GREAT NATION ever since. Especially its people and its rich history. Sending my respect to my brothers in India from the Philippines🇵🇭🇮🇳

[@rohandwivedi9837]

Salamat po!

[@importantsomeone153]

salamat i am indian philipinos are very mabait and hardworking

[@leoniee1545]

I absolutely agree with everything said. However, I think the western culture being aspirational as opposed to your own might not only be due to colonialization. Take Germany for example: We are (mainly) white, but our culture is a lot different from that of the USA or the UK. Most Germans don't listen to German classical composers, they much rather go to a Coldplay or Bieber concert. Most people will only learn the Waltz for their wedding and forget about it. But the latest Fortnight dance is in everyone's mind. I think nowadays it is more of an americanization than general westernization. That is exactly why I wish for the Indian people to be proud of their heritage, to celebrate it and not let it die out. We have enough americanized clones out there, we need more enrichment in cultures in general!

[@sonicluffypucca96]

Even the US is a melting pot of cultures especially German influnces. It cannot be helped.

[@official.rajarshidutta]

What a shame as I as an Indian am fascinated by German classical composers. Germany should promote her rich culture and heritage among the German youth from a tender age.

[@Neo_G]

@@official.rajarshidutta That is why we have several Max Müller Bhavans all across India so that we learn about German culture.

[@suran1556]

Even the true Americans were the Natives so where the hell did these Thieves came from??

[@damlaatay3155]

@@suran1556 well England, Germany, Spain etc so Europe actually..

[@thk929]

I’m Canadian and even I know Indias heritage and contributions to the world are incalculable. That’s a given.

[@mukuchan3217]

As an Indian myself, I love to listen classical Indian music. And have visited most of Indian Heritage sites...and believe I never felt so peaceful in my life...I always encouraged my friends to visit museum because it is the history which teach us many things for the future 🔥

[@jainamjain9386]

"World is One" - One more item in the Heritage Basket of India. Kudos to Palki Mam and team.

[@anupa1090]

💯💯💯

[@ayushjha4286]

Vasudhaiv Kutumbakam u mean.🙏🙏🙏

[@jainamjain9386]

@@ayushjha4286 Its the name of this channel WION

[@samuncle5601]

" Transfer of power from Britain to India for 99 years only"- Treaty Between Britain and India in 1947.

[@Shin8bi]

The world is divided, racists have 50 years left to be racist cretins and the pink race has 200 years left to exist. Thank goodness, both need to GTFO.

[@AguiarMelwyn]

Tides are changing and I guess general Indians are more aware of Indian history than before with higher sense of pride than a few decades ago due to improved access to information. Can’t blame previous generations as it takes time to reestablish and spread the word.

[@vickipedia3253]

Our previous governments were working hard to hide history of India that could instill pride among Hindus. They are to be blamed. And it’s just 7-8 years that we started learning who we were. The previous govt in order to appease a “certain” minority community constantly projected us as “slaves” for 1000 years. which was not true at all.

[@sahasransusbarik]

Congress that British stooges hate native pride ,manipulated and fabricated our history in history book. It's the nationalist party BJP awaken our corrupted brain people how to take pride in your own rich heritage.

[@pantherowow77]

China is still better than India. Even in ancient times China was much more advanced than India. WION should talk about all the great Chinese inventions.

[@sahasransusbarik]

@@pantherowow77 , yup, that's why Chinese were coming to India to learn everything.😄

[@sahasransusbarik]

@@pantherowow77 , Chinese were advanced to India in two things , one is invention of Paper and second is Gun powder. Rest everything India invented, whatever you see today was also used in ancient India.

[@Teskooano]

It took moving away from India for me to appreciate my culture and heritage. I am a Goan Catholic and descend from the Saraswats. I consider myself blessed for having been born in India. We are from a great people who were spiritually advanced enough to understand that our merits and achievements did not mean that we should dominate over others. I wish for more Indians, regardless of religious background or orientation to better understand our spiritual and mystical legacy and practice yoga and meditation which are the best legacy left to us by our ancestors.

[@gaudiofpwnazz]

I can relate. My life has been such a blessing when I came back to India and it took me so long to realise how lucky I am. I was a life long atheist, looking only at western and foreign achievements. I discovered so much about our spiritual nature and how deep our culture goes over here. I really want to learn about our yogic practices and mysticism that our ancestors left behind. There are definitely more people like us who appreciate how rich and beautiful this place really is!

[@servingitcold5107]

It’s so engrained in us…. Very unfortunate

[@raining_houseplants2646]

@@gaudiofpwnazz for starters you can read book called "apprenticed to a Himalayan master "by Shri M. Your surname may have a connection to your spiritual search... Hope the book helps you in your search for truth 🙏🏻

[@raghavendradoijode6053]

With all due respect , can you please say what percentage of Brahmins were forcefully coverted during the Por inquisitions?

[@jigsaw2281]

Goa inquisition 😢

[@alexbimpeh-segu3516]

If Indians want to connect with their culture, best start with "be the change you wish to see" then start researching your family history. From here, you will start to appreciate your family heritage, the richness will fascinate you. Start there, your answers lie in your problems. In Ghana, they have a principle called Sankofa, if there is a problem, fix it then move forward.

[@aryanjangra6192]

Palki should be awarded as " best reporter of the year 2021" . No news anchor was better than Palki in 2021 🔥👌

[@dictatormaozedong2678]

India is amazing, I am truly surprised how they made up their country from literally nothing to start with and now have gdp in top 5 countries. I feel happy for their success. 💯

[@yangleezhao5504]

Should be awarded the best liar of the year alongside Modi 😂😂😂😂

[@molamola8305]

Wasn't it the British who found your Indus Valley Civilisation lmao?

[@ramanujan6147]

Not only 2021 but all the time.... ♥️♥️

[@deepakgh7063]

@@dictatormaozedong2678 gdp is in top 5 because of largest population but still it has more poverty as compared to other countries.

[@AK-sm7hw]

All this must be taught in schools, our rich heritage, history, culture, and most importantly our Vedic moral values which we call as "Sanskar". There are hopes from National Education Policy

[@yangleezhao5504]

Indians need English to migrate to the West you know, not some knowledge about India's unimpressive short civilization full of conquest by others 😂😂😂😂

[@molamola8305]

Wasn't it the British who found your Indus Valley Civilisation lmao?

[@karan1193]

Learning history will reveal about brahmins attrocites in the ancient india

[@isuzuikamaki5477]

@@karan1193 mr. ignorant, do u know how many brahmin kings ruled in Bharats 10k+ yrs history? Can you name a few? how could they commit atrocities when for most history, they were not even the ruling dynasties!

[@karan1193]

@@isuzuikamaki5477 they made that the knowledge exist only for themselves and doesnt allow lower caste to enter into society or temple.sanskrit was made to use only by them and royalties

[@klaudioabazi4478]

India has always been a highly advanced and rich culture. It is truly one of the greatest injustices of history that it doesn't get the credit it deserves by the rest of the world.

[@randomchess7044]

@Notifications Disabled Far behind, lol how many countries are ahead from India technology...Most of the Us companies are ongoing due to Indians...Most of the doctors and scientists in Us also belongs to India ..So rip ur logic... Yeah those westerns don't value culture because for them having no. of wives , husband, sleeping with mom and dad with no care of their own child is fun...

[@randomchess7044]

@Devil's Logic And u are good at cleaning gutters... And pls search about Tata- World's biggest company with no. of product and services...Not only that the company donates 66% of profit to the charity...Highest charity done by any company in the world since its establishment from 1868....So stop puking in Indian channels...

[@zeus-no2hv]

@Devil's Logic 😂😂 seriously your username fits you perfectly. First of all indians are migrating because west is providing better opportunities, you would be a fool if you can't differ between better or worse(pointing towards reservation). and your statement is suggesting that India don't have their own companies. Check the list of unicorns first btw. So calm your tits and check your DNA if you have any Indian origin.

[@zeus-no2hv]

@Devil's Logic I don't know which country are you from, but it seems like you are living in your own dream. There is no sign of inferiority complex you are speaking about. And the word servant you keep using, I think you learnt it recently. Above comments also specified some global companies but your little brain can't comprehend such simple things. Atlast I have to say just one thing keep spouting that you like which shows your inferiority complex instead and you have something for servant I guess(family issues 😂).

[@jitulsarma1388]

@Devil's Logic That's the main problem with Indians always bashing someone or something Only because of people like you we are trailing behind Rather than hating your own country in the KZbin comments have an introspection

[@nicku1]

I'm Polish, I spent in India three years as a finance manager of a mining project in West Bengal. It was then when I had the opportunity to use numerals lakh (100 000) and crore ( 10 000 000), invented in India when the ancestors of Macaulay counted one, two, a lot.

[@phillipjordan3013]

Yes I'm American and I also agree with this. Western civilization cannot come close to Indian traditions and their depth of knowledge. European influence on the world is receding thru its decadence. Indian philosophy has enhanced my life tremendously. The western philosophy I studied made me feel shitty and aggressive. Long live Bharat

[@suseeln]

Indian philosophy of untouchability is causing harm to millions of Indians and helping only a few Brahmins. Soon this philosophy will be thrown into trash.

[@rudra854]

@@suseeln in which planet do you live in ? Mars?

[@shauryapatil8751]

@@suseeln from what I've read, the caste system (which stems from untouchability) had a whole different meaning when it was mentioned in the Vedas. 'Shudra' means that every person is born with nothing in life. 'Vaishya' means that through deeds, a person becomes self-sufficient and realises the basics of survival through business. 'Kshatriya' means that the person now not only worries about themself, but also about others (as kings do) and finally, Brahmin is the one who lives not for themself, but for everyone by providing them service. Unfortunately, a certain person did not read the Vedas with understanding and took it at face value.

[@kookiesgurl7526]

@@rudra854 he is from my state kerala🙄😥

[@sneed6701]

@@shauryapatil8751 i come from a pandit family and you are wrong, varnasharm dharm is a big part of hinduism and varn is from 3 things janam(birth), karma and sanskaar, if a hindu abides by these 3 only then he shall be called a Brahmin/kshastriya/vaishya/shudra.

[@harishankar8977]

As a indian(tamil) I'm really happy you came up with this topic.ppl from outside tn always ask why we're so connected to our old culture here and usually say things like u all are backward or not modern.i always used to reply,we're as modern as needed ,but we are also intelligent enough to know that being modern never means being western.I'm not saying we should throw away any western ideologies or clothing, I'm just saying it shouldn't happen at the cost of your own

[@krishnashekhawat9106]

to be very honest I've always wanted to be like you guys . I personally love Tamil culture and i also think Tamilians are intellectually smart and sophisticated . the way you respect your language is something every Indian should from ( my mother tongue is not even recognized as a language and that's very sad ) love from a Rajasthan ❤

[@amulcool7229]

@@krishnashekhawat9106 Indeed.... Appreciate Tamil culture a lot, it's still one of the most preserved and non adulterated form of ancient Indian culture

[@uselesshero.official]

Agreed!

[@optimusmech5313]

Nobody gives a shit that you are a Tamil btw. just saying you are an Indian is sufficient.

[@JKSharma0]

Believe me, world's two oldest languages are Tamil, about 13000 years and Sanskrit, about 11000 years. Talking as Indian, Sanskrit and Tamil and other Indian literature together must be atleast 3 times the rest of literature of the world. So, we should be proud to be Indians!

[@vivalasvegas702]

+5000 years of heritage, WOW, older than all westerner countries. Amazing culture indeed, excellent off topic video! 👍

[@shashimishra6973]

Hindu history is not 5000 years old but it's billions of years old and Hindusim (Sanatan Dharm) has no organizer like other man made religion bcz Sanatan Dharm (Hindusim) is natural and billions of years old when Universe is started

[@daddydope258]

Sanatan roughly means living beings and dhamra means responsibility and positivity. But some dumb westies translated dharma to religion and sanatan as its name 😂😂

[@pujasharma2937]

This is so sad! True, Harsh words we Indians needed to hear!!!

[@aditya4974]

The turmeric and Neem patents was the most crazy thing! I am so surprised that westerners registered a patent for something that Indians have been using and spreading the word about for ages!!!! Indian families have been literally using these two herbs since last many generations.

[@sonicluffypucca96]

Ever since I was a child I have been amazed by India's contributions to world science, culture and history. Be it inventing the concept of zero, developing plastic sugery, steel works, chess or being the spiritual mother of the world. All I have to say is thank you India.

[@dalitnahipehlehinduhu6569]

Zero was not invented by aryabhatta it is far behind written and used in Vedas and Bakshali scripts of Bharat

[@piyushdevnath293]

@@dalitnahipehlehinduhu6569 Arya bhaata used in modern mathematics

[@andreaandrea6716]

I LOVE this channel. I LOVE what I learn here. Most of all, I LOVE the countenance of this woman. She is assured and ... her delivery is wonderful. She HAS Gravitas!

[@champx1819]

You should these contents more among your groups to spread it

[@parmykumar8592]

1. Will Durant, American historian: "India was the motherland of our race, and Sanskrit the mother of Europe's languages: she was the mother of our philosophy; mother, through the Arabs, of much of our mathematics; mother, through the Buddha, of the ideals embodied in Christianity; mother, through the village community, of self-government and democracy. Mother India is in many ways the mother of us all". 2. Mark Twain, American author: "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. our most valuable and most instructive materials in the history of man are treasured up in India only." 3. Albert Einstein, American scientist: "We owe a lot to the Indians, who taught us how to count, without which no worthwhile scientific discovery could have been made." 4. Max Mueller, German scholar: If I were asked under what sky the human mind has most fully developed some of its choicest gifts, has most deeply pondered on the greatest problems of life, and has found solutions, I should point to India. 5. Romain Rolland, French scholar : "If there is one place on the face of earth where all the dreams of living men have found a home from the very earliest days when man began the dream of existence, it is India." 6. Henry David Thoreau, American Thinker & Author: Whenever I have read any part of the Vedas, I have felt that some unearthly and unknown light illuminated me. In the great teaching of the Vedas, there is no touch of sectarianism. It is of all ages, climbs, and nationalities and is the royal road for the attainment of the Great Knowledge. When I read it, I feel that I am under the spangled heavens of a summer night. 7. R.W. Emerson, American Author: In the great books of India, an empire spoke to us, nothing small or unworthy, but large, serene, consistent, the voice of an old intelligence, which in another age and climate had pondered and thus disposed of the questions that exercise us. Anything more to say??? ❤✌

[@andreaandrea6716]

@@parmykumar8592 OMG! Thank you for taking the time to write/share all of this! I will keep it! (To share with others). Beautiful. (I ALSO appreciate that what you wrote had no spelling mistakes, had proper punctuation and full sentences in it's entirety. I am always shocked by the sloppiness of people dashing off comments that are only PARTS of a thought, not full sentences, lack punctuation or whole words... making what they write illogical, sometimes meaning the OPPOSITE of what they are attempting to say ...and they don't bother to check!! You have written a lengthy piece that is a pleasure to read. I thank you for taking the time and thinking it worthwhile to bother. And it made me THINK!).

[@ssirin]

This video needs more viewings especially by those who have been primarily educated under a Western-centric curriculum. In Thailand, we also borrowed many cultural, religious and linguistic elements from India. Even my name is derived from the Sanskrit language. Thank you Palki for pointing out so many of your invaluable cultural legacies that I otherwise wouldn't have known.

[@gauravdubai2980]

Srinontri - ie Sri Mantri in Sanskrit ? Ie literally 'Respected Minister' ? Were your forefathers Ministers at the court of Siam?

[@Govinda462]

Bharatiyas/ Indians are proud of their holy personages, Yogis, mantra meditators & Sadhus/ Seekers. Indian culture is not just for Indians, it's for the benefit of entire world- through meditation and yoga we can get out of animalistic outlook and experience transcendental joy. Indian culture makes one lead a simple life with higher thinking.

[@AnshSinghal79]

saying is very easy than done, we have to actualize this on ground , only talking will not get you anywhere, what westerner always looked for to materialize things on ground not in their talks only , that we all are one , we are same and this bull shit goes on if this was the case they will b still barbaric roaming around in the jungle of Europe instead of being pampered by sucking the blood of Indian during their direct or indirect rule in India in colonial time and same they did with native tribal in American and captured it completely and to legitimize all this and keep Indians divided further they construed the Aryan invasion theory to legitimize their ow invasion or Islamic invasion for that matter, we can not reverse the incidents but we can surely reverse the side effects of this and reclaim our true identity and belongings back

[@ramooh1959]

I wonder how the world would look if Indic culture was a Proselytizing one! I am pretty certain, we would not have had World Wars, pandemics, colonization, violent cults that others the non-believers etc.

[@AnshSinghal79]

@@ramooh1959 it is never too late to start something

[@jaisonsimon]

@@ramooh1959 yeah... But sadly... Indians are still hated by Britishers... Also Westerners see India as nothing but street poopers and dirty beings... They only see us like that.

[@ramooh1959]

@@jaisonsimon First start feeling good about your past, present. Learn about your culture, it's strengths and shortfalls. Do the same about theirs. And talk to them of their shortfalls often. it's easy to make them go on the defensive nowadays, if you know the subject well. They are already being apologetic and feeling the guilt. I am doing it all the time, with good success

[@VWilt-so3ws]

Great show. We in the USA had been led down the dumbing down of our students by way of the European books and their selves thinking they should be the thought police for the world. Your heritage is so rich, deep and so old and I hope your country can turn time back and for your people to see they're something very special about themselves and by putting the European and Western cultures by the wayside and stop forgetting their history. Most Sincerely vicki

[@Yahweh312]

the real truth is the satanic zionist masonic money power corporates controls all ... there was never British 'colonies' ... However Indians,Chinese etc etc have COLONIZED Britain,Australia,Canada,USA etc over the past 75 years....

[@shrivastava3892]

If we try, we are labeled as rightwingers, because all the scientist palki mentioned were celebrated Hindus of old and appreciating them would be going against the secular nature of this banana Republic. Another wacky political ideology that indian borrowed to dig their own graves.

[@krishnashekhawat9106]

@@shrivastava3892 I've been through this all the time everyone out there thinks I'm primitive and orthodox

[@shrivastava3892]

@@krishnashekhawat9106 Let them. Dharm has always been unpopular, while adharm is rampant.

[@GodTierGamerYT]

I am very proud of India and Our Indian culture.

[@molamola8305]

10,000 Brits ruled over 300 million Indians for 200 years? Lol just insane

[@yangleezhao5504]

You must be proud of India's No.101 position in the World Hunger Index 😂😂😂😂

[@oneshot2028]

Name ONE thing you can be PROUD of???

[@oneshot2028]

@@molamola8305 So so-called "advanced" Indian civilization could not handle a few Europeans even when they outnumbered them 30000 to 1. Yes , 30K to 1. That's how backward Indian so-called civilization was. In fact it was NOT a civilization at all.

[@quinto9625]

Proud of being a counterfeit when people with real knowledge know the real Indians are black

[@swathivenugopal8325]

I really appreciate paliki's effort to bring back the interest in cultural heritage of our country in young indian minds...

[@truthseekerodinson5094]

As a Canadian; Indian achievements aren't easily 'visible' to the mainstream. Having the privilege of my mentor in work life being of India descent I learnt a lot about Indian & it's accomplishments. So Canada's multiculturalism is helping to spread that understanding. Being already in the West; you don't have to "look West" and hence can "look East". Again, as a Canadian I'm watching WION. Hope that tells you enough of what we think.

[@mrcool2107]

Yea fight for freedom 🇨🇦

[@गढ़नरेश]

🧡🙏

[@chandrayeedey7462]

That's so sweet of you. Thanks. We Indians have a lot of respect for other cultures as well. We'll love and show a lot of tolerance as long as we're not made to suffer.

[@swordwielder2854]

@@chandrayeedey7462 We dont like muslims tho, so no not every culture. akhand bahart.

[@phillipjordan3013]

@Mr Wonder our white culture was destroyed centuries ago when we embraced the poison known as Christianity. The white man's time has ran out. That is what we deserve for accepting a foriegn spiritual poison such as Christianity. I praise multiculturalism

[@varuna0714]

Wow! Very great report Palii. Many of the points you brought up is exactly why I started looking to the East for my beliefs. Learning that so much of modern day science and astronomy was calculated way before what is read in my text books I grew up with.

[@Akhileshrajan.]

We were taught how India was invaded, divided, looted, and enslaved as our history in our education system.... We are not acknowledged how precious our knowledge was in ancient India (Bharat)

[@gallakochar4245]

⛳️ Akhand Bharat ⛳️🇮🇳🇮🇳 ⛳️Hindu Rashtra⛳️ 🇮🇳🇮🇳coming soon….. ⛳️Jai Shree Ram 🇮🇳🇮🇳 ⛳️Jai Bholenath 🇮🇳🇮🇳

[@NativeVsColonial]

"No real change in history has ever been achieved by discussions." - Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose.

[@dhruv8394]

She never fails to amaze me by her exceptional reporting...Big fan of PALKI

[@yangleezhao5504]

Because you have no idea what news reporting is all about 😂😂😂😂

[@garfield2742]

Rhetoric bruhhh

[@theexpat7548]

India is a 75 year old country. But Nepal age goes far beyond India. 😂🤣

[@garfield2742]

Imagine 75 years old man still cannot shit properly. Haizzz

[@artemchikrin9504]

Recently started learning about Buddhism and doing meditation and of course learned so much more about Indian culture and history along the way. Love from Russia

[@Aditya_upadhyayyyyy]

You have no idea how much Indians here support Russia ❤🇷🇺

[@neilbush9873]

Great talk I am a Swedish /English, Australian citizen love your talks can you give a talk on how the English invented the present cast system and how Ghandi legitimised the subjugation of the lowest classes. I am sure it is a sensitive topic but history is important.

[@PahadiMonkVlogs]

It’s a matter of time and people will come to know about the dark side of Gandhi

[@sreenidhikrishnan8332]

I'm so happy at least some Indians realize this!! Thanks Wion for bringing this up!

[@SushilAggarwal]

Amazing, palki, you have opened eyes of Indians who probably thought we are backward just because of our skin, language, the way we live and dress . This video must be played in every school as much as national anthem , again and again for life, nail it in the head, who we are and how strong our roots are . We guided the whole world, they are now going organic and our way of living in sync with circadian rhythm and nature. God bless you, a big fan of your reporting, indepth analysis. Keep up with good work

[@deepika2440]

Remember people knowledge and wealth is accumulative, can only be built on previous knowledge and wealth. This is what they looted from here. It is totally fine to do the same to them C hina style.

[@abdullahjilanimaverick]

you know one thing bro iam proud to be a brown guy so i dont think iam backword because of brown skin jai hind

[@mairo5181]

Awesome! You've summed it all Palki, "History will always be euro-centric, they will always be sharks stealing ideas and innovations". I am thrilled to learn of India's great breakthroughs in science and arts that are not globally documented.

[@sdvk7779]

India had only stories no inventions.

[@mickyleatomicbreath530]

I can't tell u, just listening to this Amazing Lady, just how much I learnt about My Mother Country!!!! I'm totally amazed about our achievements and yet just how humble India is!!!!

[@masterblaster3397]

as a Canadian, I knew alot of knowledge came out of (was stolen from) India, (and China) aswell to be fair. I feel there's some form of western narassism. I consider myself to be and intellectual and am interested in learning more about indian history and the true origins of these scientific breakthroughs. I'm glad you made this news special. keep up the good work :) colonialism ruined alot of history that we need to keep alive.

[@sachaas1235]

Pls read history books like History and culture of India people by R C Majumdar Also me being Indian, i was also fooled into thinking west is progressive. Evrything about our culture is belittled in subtle ways. School doesn't make us proud of our culture. I deeply feel cheated inside (again its because of our karmas) and its only recently our culture, our heritage and our philosophy is what I have started learning and i cannot explain how rich it is. West is just empty inside..

[@deepaw619]

Read the book called 'India that is Bharat' by Jai Sai Deepak

[@rram4772]

Check out "Alternative History of India" by Francois Gautier

[@223RJSPK]

Personally I have no problem with western culture and West.. As I live there and people are really humble and kind too.. But what annoys me is that, West has this "boss ideology" which make them believe in their oppression over rest of the world, specially Asia... Not only India but Asians are facing infiriority complex because of the same oppression of "colonist ideology".. Asians think, English is modern but their own language is not important (not all but most) They think wearing short clothes is modernity but wearing traditional dresses or cultural dresses is orthodoxic and inferior (in no way I'm saying short clothes are not good, as a women I also wear revealing clothes... But the fact that people think length of clothes show your modernity really annoys me... I mean I can be as Modernised while wearing my cultural dress as wearing bikini or west fusions)

[@mgrover4u]

You should read a book called "the journey home - an auto biography of an american swami'. Very inspiring, you will get to know more on india and its beautiful culture. I can share more if you are interested. :)

[@Sanchit77444]

The more I read and watch the more I get to know about the rich and unmatched heritage and culture that we have. Being a lover of arts I get amazed to see the complexity and intricacies that our Indian art has and I can say that I am immensely proud of my heritage and the legacy of our great country which has stood the test of time. I will always embrace it and will try to help it flourish

[@jagan19847]

India's heritage sites are underestimated. Classic example is Sri Ranganathaswamy Temple at Srirangam in Tiruchirappalli, TamilNadu. Srirangam temple is the largest functional Hindu temple in the world. It has been proposed to be declared as a UNESCO WORLD HERITAGE SITE in 2014. But it is still in the UNESCO's tentative list of sites since then, though the temple qualified with sufficient points to be declared as an World Heritage site, nothing moved further. Just a push from the central and the state governments would make it happen. But 8 years gone no action..

[@fshs1949]

What about Supreme God Shiva. Kailash.

[@-Blue-_]

also search Kailash temple of ellora

[@nehachoudhary6830]

There are not included in our text NCERT As an student I always thought that all the inventions are done by Greece and british. Colonial rule had destroyed and lotted our libraries Nalanda and vikram shila university are one of them . Thank you for sharing this knowledge to us it's eye opening for me and I love❤ my heritage and culture being Indian is a proud for me(JAI HIND JAI BHARAT) 🇮🇳

[@mike_mike108]

The best way to do this is to incorporate the Indian culture with modern way of thinking or technology and make it reflect the Indian culture just like having your own fingerprint. In other words build it on a strong foundation so it can last.

[@shubhampandi9561]

According to wokes doing this would be Islamophobic

[@vasudevsarvam6912]

Hare Krishna movement or ISKCON is exactly doing that.

[@greatwisdom2867]

I’m a proud Indian. India was once a great nation advanced in science, philosophy, yoga, enlightenment etc. Lot of theorem in Math were already in use here. Ayurveda and Siddha Medicine were the biggest gift. No doubt about any of these. But current situation of India is pathetic. No ethics, no moral values, no care about environment, corrupt, and the list goes on and on. Hope people realize and correct before its too late.

[@komalyadav549]

Current population is not hindu enough

[@dandurban9123]

Palki, you have the platform. Create a series of " What India gave the World" on your channel. Proudly proclaim it to the world. The world sees India as apathetic.

[@karthik_kp13]

Cuz currently it sucks. Ancient India was a no less than a paradise.

[@laxmey_04]

I'm 18 yr old in class 12 and I was blinded by all these western stuffs. Since few days I've started knowing about our vedas, bhagwat gita and stotram. I'll try my best to spread all this information amony my friends. Our indian culture is so beautiful.

[@qawsedrftg135]

I'm also in 12th , And I have decided that I will read every Hindu scriptures and then I will teach it to my future children's from childhood.

[@laxmey_04]

@@qawsedrftg135 Oh wow !! Btw are you preparing for any competitive exams ?

[@desi_patriot]

@@qawsedrftg135 SUPER

[@vardhmanelectricals]

"Stop Looking Westwards look Inwards", this is simply perfect we all should learn from this. Thanks Palki for an eye opening journalism

[@silencemeviolateme6076]

She says in English on the internet. How about look for truth? Wherever it can be found.

[@kwazooplayingguardsman5615]

I wish the west feels this as well, it seems as though we have departed from caring for western culture at all.

[@randomuser78]

@@silencemeviolateme6076 She is on a job and that's what she need to do. Her job was to explain the importance of own culture, English was just a medium used here I think

[@silencemeviolateme6076]

@@randomuser78 it's ridiculous. It ignores the Mughal conquest.

[@sayandeepkanjilal9648]

The reason is simple. Macaulay was successful in creating a class of people like Nehru (great founding father of modern India) and he and his cabinet created today's Indian Education System. Of course increased globalisation is also responsible but it has only served the existing bias of the superiority complex.

[@yangleezhao5504]

Indians still blame the Brits for their poverty despite 75 years of independence? 😂😂😂😂

[@hitopdesh4202]

@John Xina Because Pakistan was born for hating hindus, india and above all themselves. They hate their own origin, hindu heritage and hindu ancestors. Hate takes you to destruction only.

[@harikrishnanr1971]

@John Xina 😂thanks for the heads up!

[@user-ts1yw6ji2o]

Our education sys. is fucked up here in India ( I m not a bot )

[@user-ts1yw6ji2o]

@@hitopdesh4202 there were radicalized to hate hindu and indians

[@sajaltarofdar2484]

পুনরুজ্জীবিত হোক ভারতবর্ষ ❤️ ভারত মাতার জয় হোক।

[@sanjaycharan4682]

❤️🇮🇳

[@likemes6337]

జై హింద్

[@bokulporibarkatha3728]

🙏

[@satyamsoni1004]

जय हिंद 🇮🇳

[@വൈഷ്ണവ്]

ജയ് ഹിന്ദ്

[@davidbiser7231]

I live in America . Believe me when I say hold on to your culture with a death grip. It's your birth right. Everyone should know their own culture first. Then you can learn of others. It's very important to know where you come from.