How Colonial India Made Modern Britain | Part 2

[@adv.shoebshaikh9258]

Very informative lecture again sir.... Those who want to dwell more into the topic please go through "An Era of Darkness: The British Empire in India " by Indian Member of Parliament Mr. Shashi Tharoor.

[@kaushik1604]

Sir please make a separate series about this. We will be forever grateful for that.

[@hzf85073]

شکریہ.... اہلے ہند سے..

[@Funtizeinc]

Thanks for wonderful lecture. I hope we will watch more frequently videos

[@ubaidrazaqadri3064]

Very useful lecture sir,, very informative. Thank you very much sir.

[@rameshn1336]

Very informative, thank you sir from India 🙏

[@faydjatoi]

Behtareenn!!! mazaaa agya.. Next vdo most important hai. Kyun k world war 2 k baad bannay walay jitnay bhi idaray hain unka world ki economy or politics me kya qirdar hai wo bilkul samajh nhi ata or na in idaro k zariye hone walay control ka benefict kisko horha hai yeh b kabi samajh nhi aya...

[@kamranmehboob8331]

Thankuuu

[@dkhan9456]

बहुत बहुत धन्यवाद।दिल्ली।

[@ismatraza8707]

wao comrade what am informative lecture. . . zbrdst keep it up

[@avaneeshtripathi6235]

Shukriya Sir ki aapne aapna samay hame diya.

[@AhmadHassan-wb3dw]

Sir thank you for such an illuminating talk... Where is the next video of this series that you said would elucidate how colonialism continues following independence...??? Searched it in all play lists but unfortunately didn't find it...!

[@ahmadnawaz6612]

Zabrdast

[@pranawsingh3891]

very interesting knowledge sir

[@rahulsingh-nd9em]

Good Explanation

[@farooqueansari8707]

Very useful information...... Amazing historical facts

[@pervezalam9331]

very informative lecture sir

[@nrj8241]

Nicely summarised informative lecture Sir, it would be great If you could make a Summary lecture on Ancient Universities of the Subcontinent like Taxila, Nalanda, Vikramshila, Odantpur & Sharda Vidyapeeth because many of Youths do not seem to have any knowledge about this.

[@springseason8404]

sir mera dil kr rha k ub mein un sy hisab lay k aon aur pori wsoli kron apny abaou ajdad ke mehnat ke

[@mariakhan8419]

Taimur sahib agr ho sky to books ya author ka name b link KR dia kryn Bohat umdah lecture tha I enjoyed beyond the time and place wali halat ho gae thanks dear

[@ravimundawar5996]

Shoeb bhai ne diya hai na upar Indian minister shashi ne UK 🇬🇧 jake unki achhi class li h debate me, en era of darkness _in British India

[@backwiththebang]

Bahot khoob

[@muznamalik4798]

Is the Bengal famine same one as during Churchills period? Moreover, thankyou Taimoor. Very enlightening though heartbreaking ground realities

[@mbs0710]

yess

[@faydjatoi]

Taimoor aap 1 vlog apni books collection per bhi banayen... Or jo most important books to read hain unko zara prominent karen.

[@gowithharry1564]

Wonderful lecture 💕🙏

[@rafiasohail7883]

Thank you sir for educating us about our history....

[@jehanzebn]

Really eye-opening stuff! Is there a part 3? Also would like to make a request for a video on how the east India company actually took control over the subcontinent from a political economy and micro lens. What was the first thing they did as they came in and thereafter? What were the key strengths, and why were the locals so willing to let them exploit them and their people?

[@areh3756]

Again great analyst

[@BilalKhan-fo6ov]

Fan of you sir g❤❤

[@anudeepyelkoti6982]

Excellent sir

[@manishkhare8494]

really great job.

[@waqaskhan-tc9km]

Sir Next lecture nahi upload kia Ap ne. Whyyyyyy?

[@shahzadkhattak1571]

Sir u r the best Thanks

[@ShahbazAlee]

Thank you so much sir. Keep it up

[@khurramjawaid8355]

Very knowledgeable and engaging

[@82neruda]

Where is the continuation of sessions on capital comrade? Looking forward for your sessions on that. @taimur rahman

[@dilawarali9248]

I will appreciate if you start adding sources and other related material links or names in description

[@anwaralikhan4726]

I've become a big fan of yours Sir

[@salmanilyas5252]

Great sir you have changed the thoughts 💗

[@husnainmaniar6507]

Sir please iska part 3 bhi upload kre

[@ahmednaeem5729]

میں لوٹا گیا ہوں، میں مارا گیا ہوں... 😭😭 ہندوستان زندا بآد، فرنگیستان مردابآد 🇧🇩🇵🇰🇮🇳 💔

[@QIKZBB]

Love you Sir!

[@hep2022]

Sir konsi book se ye batay li hain apne sir syed ahmed khan ki..mujhe parhni hain. Book ka naam bata dein plz.

[@rimshaaaiza9407]

More videos pls

[@ellifedash663]

Question: How Britain (Europe) managed to maintain such huge colonies around the world? Any references would be appreciated.

[@Taimur_Laal]

See William Dalrymple’s book The Company.

[@ehsanreporter]

@@Taimur_Laal Sir the Company or the Anarchy??

[@fazalkhaliq9749]

Sir plz make vedios on WW1 and WW2..... it is humble request

[@sachinbaghel8880]

Love from india💝❤️

[@Atifmehmood3072com]

Sir please on the caption

[@Entertainmentwithlearning]

Love you sir You are great

[@adnanaslam5858]

That is one aspect. Capital was also abundant in Spain and Portugal but they could not progress industrially. First England and then others follow, the other reason was political freedom and presence of suitable environment new invention, copyright etc.

[@nishan6392]

Could not find part 3.

[@Taimur_Laal]

Didn't make it.

[@nishan6392]

@@Taimur_Laal I would love to listen to the third part, Professor. Like what are the effects of colonialism that still plagues the subcontinent. Also, I think wherever they went, they created long lasting problems for example the border dispute between India and Pakistan, The Kashmir issue, The Baloch issue, troubles in the middle east... Am I correct to think that way? Can we consider these as effects of british colonialism?

[@Taimur_Laal]

@@nishan6392 yes. I should create a series on that. There is some material in the course I did called Political Economy of Pakistan. Here is the playlist. kzbin.info/www/bejne/laaloZJjbchraa8

[@nishan6392]

@@Taimur_Laal Thank you very much Professor, I will go through them. Much appreciated.

[@Sajjad1992able]

Sir where's next episode that you mentioned in the end?

[@Taimur_Laal]

It is on my channel.

[@Sajjad1992able]

@@Taimur_Laal what is the title sir?

[@pakistanibaloch2955]

they are still doing the same in the name of interest payments on debts...

[@TasshayyoAli]

Sir afsoos ki baat hai k ap kehtay ye buhat famous baat hai ye baat sab janatay hain aur sharam ati hai k itni dark history k baray humain ye famius batain tak b nahi maloom. Koi indian dekhay aur sochay tu matam krny lagay. Kis tarah lota gaya hai india ko. Please ap baqaida courses start karain history k hum wo sb kuch isi assan language may ap say seekhna chahtay hain.

[@hep2022]

Part 3 ?

[@nirajmagaji3873]

Pakistani shashi Tharur👌👌👌👌👌

[@sanjithkmemon8525]

Forget the colonial exploitation. The biggest headache is the slave mindset and the historical distortion that followed.

[@sumitsihag4190]

Part 3 ka link batayen vo show nahin ho raha

[@Taimur_Laal]

It only has two parts.

[@sumitsihag4190]

@@Taimur_Laal thanks bhai jaan. Yar aap topic ki study bhot achee trah se karte ho. Or facts ko samjhane me aapka koi jawab nahin h. Thanks.

[@maaz87]

ustad ji bari mherebani urdu siddi kar lao

[@Hindibookstores]

Why common Indian people never discusse such atrocities done by British but they discuss every minute details of Mughal and Sultanate era's atrocities. Indian political system still haunts by such discussion time to time. Still they are playing the symbolism of fear politics by discussion of pre British era. Please make a video on this issue.

[@dsantosh7882]

Mughal attack our religious faith large number people converted in islam by radical shariya laws like jiziya they destroyed our culture temples and killed many people for their faith

[@tmk5]

Very good but these are some of the reasons but not all the reasons.

[@caesar848]

Divide and Rule! ,and they succeded

[@KashifAli-qv1xo]

Dr sab next cudoe kudher hay

[@Loveall79]

Taimur bhai pls record a talk on how the present day increasing influence and economic stakes of Chinese in Pakistan compare to what East India company did in early days of colonisation in India. Are we witnessing the initial phases of neocolonisation and neoimperialism in Pakistan. Pls put it in perspective by relating it to what China is doing in Africa, South China sea etc. Do u think this topic is worth ur time?

[@Sajjad1992able]

How did they succeed to invade India at first place? I am curious to know how were they so powerful to invade mighty India back in the day?

[@Taimur_Laal]

They expanded their hold over a long time through the East India Company. As they grew richer, they acquired more armed power. Their power lay in the development of the capitalist mode of production.

[@Sajjad1992able]

@@Taimur_Laal okay this is really informative! Thank you so much! I really admire your work!

[@thatsawkward101]

Can anyone answer why did the British then built roads, trains, courts, postal services and many positive things like that in India

[@Taimur_Laal]

Shaheryar Khan to take surplus out of India.

[@kokuyocamlin07]

For better loot to put it in a better away

[@rafiasohail7883]

سر سوال یہ ہے کہ انڈیا کے لوگوں کو یہ ذلت کیوں سہنا پژی؟؟؟

[@ahmednaeem5729]

خون پینا کوئی فرنگیوں سے سیکھے! 🥺

[@IronCandyNotes]

If only I could break the encoding... Sigh...

[@kokuyocamlin07]

Sir kya Pakistan Chinese Colonialism ke under jaa raha hai with CPEC as China is acquiring important infrastructure. *1st)* Aisse Udhar do jo chuka hii na paye, Interest rate is quite high. *2nd)* After acquiring asset, Chinese army to protect those assets( already Chinese army present in KPK. In Iran-China $400 bn deal Chinese army jaegi Iran, so assuming Pak mei bhi aaegnge badi number mei) *3rd)* Influencing Pakistan's decision. Pakistan unn countries mei se hai jo Letters likh rahe hai UN Ko defending China on Uygur Muslims atrocities. So Pakistan China ke Muslims pe attayachar Ko support Kar Raha hai. Ye Pakistan khud se Kar Raha hai ye China ke kehne pe? Same CPEC as East India Company (EIC) 1st Trade 2nd Army introduction 3rd Administration mei dakhal karna for the advantage of Host country Is Pakistan putting all his eggs in one basket? Or Pakistan doesn't have that choice with just $10 bn dollars in forex Reserve

[@JohnDoe-jf5mi]

Lmao.

[@tawsifrezachowdhury7478]

India matlab ajka india.. নাকি pura subcontinent