India by Geography Now! | A History Teacher Reacts

Mr. Terry checks out Geography Now! for the first time. This episode covers India, possibly the most diverse place on Earth! This will be a great introduction to the series!
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[@MrTerry]

What Geography Now video should I react to next?

[@kaischou2649]

I know this not geography but reacting to ww2 in colour would be awesome even though their long

[@mcmahon31619]

Canada

[@scyber_avatar]

There are 2 more videos about India by the same channel ... React to video titled - "The States + territories of India EXPLAINED Geography Now!"

[@jaipur7541]

North korea

[@zillazz]

any geography now content I'd be happy

[@aniruddhbhatkal1834]

The wheel on the flag is supposed to be the Ashoka Chakra actually. Ashoka the Great, one of the Maurya Emperors, installed several pillars and inscriptions which had that symbol. So it's from the BC era. There was a version of the Indian Flag which held a cotton spinning wheel though, but that was replaced. Kinda like how the US flag of the 18th century isn't the same as today.

[@silversurfer3141]

That's the dharma chakra.

[@preetisaxena4642]

The Dharma Chakra has 24 believed to be representing 24 hours of a day, which shows continuous progress that the time never stops . It is also to be believed to represent the cycle of good or bad Karmas.

[@preetisaxena4642]

@@shivajishilkantham Thank you for sharing. Regards

[@MynameisS_A]

You are wrong… The flag of the USA has changed a lot since 18th century but the Indian Flag is exactly what it was. The spinning wheel (charkha) was proposed pre-independence but it was never used…

[@MrPeaceGuy54]

It also symbolises the charkha: "We have, however, been told by Pandit Nehru and others that the sign of wheel or the chakra in the new National Flag symbolizes the charkha also." -Collected Works of Mahatma Gandhi VOL. 96 : 7 JULY, 1947 - 26 SEPTEMBER, 1947

[@shivamchatterjee2714]

21:54 No that's not what happened. 1 Buddhism became state religion at one point, however under the Coup of Pushyamitra Shunga of the Shunga Dynasty and through the philosophical efforts of Shankaracharya, Hinduism was re-established after Buddhism was defenestrated both politically and philosophically. 2. Buddhism also has a caste component, for example the fact that a Buddha cannot be born in a lower caste.

[@Burner__]

@India 🇮🇳 Lol, Mughals came in 1525. Buddhism ended around 10th century.

[@whoisjoe5610]

@India 🇮🇳 Mughals have nothing to do with Buddhism

[@whoisjoe5610]

@@linguistme6870 >bad interpretation of Manusmriti There is no such thing as a "bad interpretation" of Manu, every single bigoted thing from caste to misogyny is very blatantly mentioned in it. The people back then weren't stupid, they knew how to interpret the texts, it's just that the texts were Manusmriti level

[@felidaebi6239]

14:15 ganga river dolphins are evolved from indus river dolphins. Even if they were found to be different species in 70s since their dna is similar to indus dolphins both were considered same species till 2021 when they found physical difference . Both indus& ganga river dolphins commonly called South Asian river dolphins, are native to freshwater river systems in Nepal, India, Bangladesh and Pakistan. They are found in the Indus River and connected channels, in the Beas River, in the Ganges and Brahmaputra rivers and their tributaries in Pakistan, India, Bangladesh and Nepal. They live in water with high abundance of prey and reduced flow. They migrate seasonally downstream in colder conditions with lower water levels and upstream in warmer conditions with higher water levels.

[@AniketKumar-dj8jy]

I thought that those dolphins died due to pollution.. are they alive??

[@lordgallo4213]

@@AniketKumar-dj8jy still alive in ganges and its deltas. But dying out. Most abundant in orrisa chilka lake, coastal areas of bengal, sunderbans

[@AniketKumar-dj8jy]

@@lordgallo4213 OK thanks brother i would like to visit there some time to see those

[@Undivided-X]

​@@lordgallo4213the ones in Chilika are not river dolphins. They're Irrawaddy dolphins, which live in brackish and sea water. Chilika is a brackishwater lagoon.

[@sarahellie4113]

Geography Now is great! I would react to all of them in order though

[@DANGMQ]

They are not done with the countries and Barbs (the guy who is behind Geography Now) has hinted at redoing some of their earlier videos to add more content as the earlier videos are like 10 minutes long

[@vamsiparuchuri7936]

Each and every Indian language not matter South or North they are well connected with Sanskrit. My mother tongue Telugu form South is also connected to Sanskrit. Western people, your Aryan Invasion theory is completely wrong. We Indian are always one and remain one together.

[@nishantmaderna6295]

True. Don't get in this stupid western theory of Aryan and dravidian. It's just to divide and rule india like they did in British raj.

[@nishantmaderna6295]

@Void Null only tamilians regional politics is the issue . Other than that , every state is ok with it. But ur politics is so worse.

[@aliimran2485]

It is not connected Just influenced We are using TV, Fridge, Train, bus stop / stand now a days because English influenced us in the same way sanskrit do influenced Sanskrit and telugu are two different very different languages and that's it

[@sushilkumarlohani6709]

​@@aliimran2485if you are not willign to accept facts we can't help you brother

[@Chusterkuun]

I'm surprised you hadn't done videos from this channel before. I would love for you to cover more Geography Now content.

[@gregweatherup9596]

Geography Now also releases a Flag/Fan Friday episode on the Friday after the main video where he discusses the flag and emblems, does any needed corrections, and sometimes throws in some extra’s that got cut from the main video. (you can tune out at the point when they move to the “fan mail” part of the episode as that is not relevant to the country of the week).

[@Luke_H.]

Two of my favorite channels coming together!

[@hanswurst2353]

More of Geography Now please :) You have a new subscriber! Much love from Germany!

[@chadvogel3594]

Geography now is awesome! You should cover more of there episodes.

[@navetal]

20:17 For more about the stories of these lesser known Jewish communities I highly reccomend Sam Aronow's channel. He does videos all about Jewish history, but some of my favorite videos of his are the one-offs he sometimes makes about such "pockets" of Jews in the places (mostly trade routs, as you said) most people don't even know of, like the ones he did about Jews in India, as well as the trilogy he made about the communities along the silk road (Iran, central asia and China). So many stories of communities most people don't even know used to exist or even exist to these days!

[@Merennulli]

You might want to read up on river dolphins. They are a very interesting group of animals with 3 existing branches (one of which isn't in rivers...) and a 4th recently declared "functionally extinct" in China. There are a few of them left, but obviously all endangered.

[@memecliparchives2254]

Yes, more Geography Now videos please

[@felidaebi6239]

24:24 it's not cotton spinning wheel. Its called wheel of darma from ashoka stambha. Which have 24 legs

[@TheSandyKale]

Correct, it was changed from the Charkha (a spinning wheel for spinning thread or yarn) that was on the Indian flag to the Ashoka Chakra with 24 spokes symbolising 24 virtues in the July of 1947.

[@jimpennin9588]

Mr Terry, do all of Geography Now starting from the beginning. I've been subbed there since the start

[@subhadeepbanerjee9191]

Mr. Terry's videos always make me happy

[@trickstercod]

Pretty impressive knowledge you have regarding the history of India.and various empires!

[@ashtonjulian]

I agree, had the same thought! I was surprised he knew about the 1857 rebellion and remembered the approximate date!

[@subhadeepbanerjee9191]

Kraut- India-Pakistan: a continuing story It's a great video on the geopolitics of South Asia

[@yellowishyoutubechannel3900]

All types of landscapes found in India Cold Desert, Hot desert, Beaches, Plain, plateau, Taiga, Tundra, Wetland, Mountain, Mountain range, Coast, Littoral zone, Glacier, snow, Shrubland, Forest, Rainforest, Woodland, Jungle, Moors, Steppe, Valley, Islands, Volcano 🌋 also in Andaman and Nicobar Islands of India. It is also land of spirituality, peace. And last but not the least it has unity in diversity. 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳 I am 19 and I as Indian went to every State of India but still every city to city and village to village are different region, wonderful cultures and Architecture you will get to see, Even in Languages and food also. You have to spent many years to explore whole India.

[@cs82271]

Beef is a highly consumed meat, but chicken for sure is the most consumed. To my knowledge, every culture and religion eats chicken and eggs because of how easy they are to produce. I mean, the most consumed food in the US is actually chicken wings. With nearly 1.5 BILLION wings eaten on super bowl Sunday alone. Oh, and we have a National Chicken Council.

[@FIVEBASKET]

Yeah

[@felidaebi6239]

There is a difference between consumed by most people and most consumed by people. Chicken is ate by more people than beef but beef eaters eat more beef comparing to chicken ate by chicken eaters

[@coyotelong4349]

Chicken is so much softer on the environment than beef as well

[@subodhkumarnayyar8351]

Vedas doesn't say that son of a brahmin will be a brahmin rather. our modern day secular constitution says that and blames Hinduism for it

[@nishantmaderna6295]

Vedas say about Varna , not caste . It is misinterpreted bcoz india(Bharat) was invaded so many times after 1200 .

[@InfinityPlumbing]

Thanks to @mrbeat for introducing me to your channel. Love it all so far. Geography Now was one of the first educational youtube channels I found and hooked me

[@adityajoies]

I'd love to have a history teacher like you. Not that I had bad teachers but you seem to be very open minded and very knowledgeable.

[@RegularGuy1998]

Geography Now is awesome React to more episodes please

[@vikrantsingh6580]

>India in title I have been summoned

[@FIVEBASKET]

Hum

[@pranav9057]

24:33 --> it represents Dharma chakra i.e. Wheel of Law. It is associated with Ashoka Chakra which was found on Pillars erected by him around 3rd century BCE.

[@5frodon]

Hey I was just thinking about the Rajputs this morning, great timing for an India video !

[@hiteshadhikari]

Ah being one, its great to know people around world are intrested in our community. Btw a lot of work by leftist historians in India is done to defame the community to appease islamic invaders. When u study, check multiple sources and traditional sources too bud Cheers

[@navg2009]

Loved ur reaction, cheers

[@gituparnasarma]

People have misconceptions that brittish won from Mughals that is wrong brittish won from Maratha Empire who won from Mughals

[@PawanRao007]

Bruh most of North was still under mughal influence more than Martha influence. Moreover marathas choose English slavery. Even during 1857 revolt, bahadur shah Zafar was chosen as leader of the revolt unanimously by revolutionary kings. STOP SPREADING THIS MISINFORMATION.

[@abps9947]

​@@PawanRao007nope

[@navg2009]

I just discovered ur channel, subscribed it now

[@WanderingWriter]

That was intense and awesome

[@Geoworld107]

i love when someone intellectual react on these stuffs love it

[@OliveDasi]

In a way (but not textbook definition), America has an enclave. The Northwest Angle in Minnesota (also known as that little piece at the top) is only accessible through boat when it's free of ice or by ice road via Lake of the Woods, flying there, or driving though Canadian highways. I'm sure there is a different name Geographically for this, but I'm unfamiliar with it.

[@bhuvansunder2071]

Up in the mountains the rivers are really clean, they only get polluted when they come down to the plains

[@awesomeguy2650]

Great video again also how was vidcon?

[@alehandroarries6995]

Mr Terry please do more countries man

[@adithyam2573]

hey Mr. Terry, I know you don't react to Indian history usually but please check out a video called "who are the tamils" by cogito, you will learn alot about the south indian history.. please do give it a try

[@nishantmaderna6295]

U know right south India is not just Tamil Nadu. It's just 1 state. There are 4 other states as well in that. Or u think Tamil Nadu is the only South Indian state ?

[@ominousflames14]

Since you're also a gamer, have you played EU4? That game gets me interested in different regions of the world, like India.

[@EKM476]

Yes, there are fresh water dolphins in Indian rivers. The Amazon River has fresh water dolphins as well. Even some sharks can survive in fresh water.

[@stynershiner1854]

14:16 Yup! My state of Assam in North-East India has quite a few state symbols. The One-Horned Indian Rhinoceros is found only in our state and is our state animal, but my tribe's symbolic animal is the Brahmaputra River Dolphin. And India is more like 3 Indias. In the North-East Seven Sisters region, there are people who belong to the Sino-Tibetan branch of the Mongoloid race. So language spoken here can be of the Sino-Tibetan branch. Christianity, Tribal Animistic Faith are much more common here. I belong to a Sino-Tibetan tribe from here.

[@gilroymenezes1558]

Noice. I'm from Goa (West India)

[@navg2009]

Mr Terry, u seem to be only well educated reactor! I'm impressed! Geography Now is about 70% correct..still ur reaction is genuine and I'm greatfull😅

[@biteme9486]

8:14. It’s probably the deadman’s zone cause the glacier means fresh water for the subcontinent’s rivers. Just looking at Pakistan on satellite maps it’s a green line surrounded by beige.

[@felidaebi6239]

Nope. Its called deadman's zone because you are sure to be dead if you go there. That area is made of ice layer which is very thin. So if you accidentally broke and fell into the water no way people can save you since its very deap under the ice layer.

[@biteme9486]

@@felidaebi6239 I didn't mean that's why it's called that, I mean that's why it's ground zero for tensions

[@felidaebi6239]

@@biteme9486 Its the other way. There is more tension than you think. Since because of this death trap it feels like there is no tension but there is. Currently india have more of the area under control in that region and others are trying to take over. India have a special wing for that region called Siachen warriors,who have 1.25 x salary than normal army and other benefits.glacier army is similar to para troops, recommended by higher up only.

[@biteme9486]

@@felidaebi6239 oh ok, my mistake, thank you

[@ClintonGonsalves-ed9zw]

Just to correct you. You said that the wheel on indian flag is spinning wheel. But actually the Wheel is called Ashoka Chakra. You can look it up.

[@gurubhai3139]

Mughal empire is actually the most highlighted among Westerners which has a history of only 500 years but India's history is way more older than that which is atleast 4000 years old, so you should read empires which came before Mughals which are rarely discussed by Westerners.

[@ineedpowers5151]

And on top of that Mughals were Invaders.

[@electrical7757]

lol it only lasted from 1549 to 1707. roughly about 150-170 years

[@konkonabagchi6440]

@@electrical7757 i think that person only estimated so it's fine...

[@advaitpathak8565]

The dalai Lama has taken refuge in McLeodGanj, Dharamshala in the state of Himachal Pradesh and not in Tezpur, Assam

[@shayanraj7840]

Just want to mention one thing most of Westerns don't know , is , There is no Caste system in original hinduism. Hinduism had Varna system which divided into Brahman , Khastriya....and all that but it is not birth based , it was Work based ami anyone can go to higher level through their work , but birth based Caste system was introduced during Post-Vedic era I think.

[@rohan1970b]

FYI -- Geography Now channel is covering every member nation in the UN in English alphabetical order. He occasionally does side videos on other geographic topics

[@-1SDPG]

Let me give you a background about caste system being rejected by buddhisim and that is why it was not popular in India. It is not true. When buddhisim came it took over India and then Shankracharya challenged the Buddhists and was able to convert India back to Hinduism

[@nishantmaderna6295]

Yup that's the truth. He started a revolution for it and that's why he is respected so much. 🙂

[@MLMguitarguy]

Mtn Dew Spark!!! Hell yeah Mr. Terry.

[@AyushSingh-jh4yw]

"Mughal Empire is one of my favourite empires in India!" Thank God you are not in India currently.

[@abps9947]

Mughal empire sucks

[@pratikkumar8409]

Lol

[@Maratha382]

Hypernationalist andhbhakts will Lynch him 🤣

[@AyushSingh-jh4yw]

@@Maratha382 sad

[@pratikkumar8409]

@@Maratha382 bruh but some mughal emperor are bad and mughal are not indian empire

[@anthonyholroyd5359]

So my understanding of the geology concerned is this: The Himalayas are so tall because of the collision of the Indian plate into the greater landmass of Asia. However - what makes the Himalayas (and Karakorum, and Hindu Kush) so tall? Is because they are new. And also because they are relatively close to the equator. The older mountains are, and the further they are from more consistent weather patterns? the more they weather and erode. Take - for example - the 'trans-pangean' mountains, that formed the backbone to earth's last super continent. Running more or less North - South? They were the Himalayas of their day . . . But millennia of continental drift and erosion means that today they are - the Applachians - the lesser Atlas mountains & - the Scottish Highlands

[@annea4197]

I hope you reacted to more Indian history

[@spilltea4241]

24:30 That's actually Ashoka Chakra- a wheel & represents the cycle of life

[@anonymouslyopinionated656]

18:59 that's actually Thailand.

[@-1SDPG]

Also caste was never for dividing people by birth but by skill. It changed by by British and Islamic rulers to keep Indians in check. The holiest book Ramayan was written by Valmiki who would in mordern days would be considered as lower caste. Valmiki is considered a Brahmin because of his knowledge

[@shodhitgoyal6539]

@Void Null No way.

[@shodhitgoyal6539]

Also mention the original name of the system i.e varna system. Nothing like caste system existed before.

[@whoisjoe5610]

Cope

[@whoisjoe5610]

@@shodhitgoyal6539 Varna system is not the caste system, no difference

[@sethaniel1]

More geography now reactions

[@flopjul4581]

14:35 had already shown up during the dutch goldenage

[@jstevinik3261]

18:25 that explains why Hindi speakers, YT vids that are titled in English will say petfect English terms mid-sentance.

[@zackcarl7861]

That's not a cotton spinning wheel , it's Ashok chakra (emperors symbol )

[@tomsun3159]

Did you react to the Volker Pispers videos about US and terrorism?

[@rashmisaraswat1]

hey, Mr terry for the Pakistan-India dispute this dispute has been a long back since the Indian partition. As an Indian, I would like to thank you for telling me about the true parts of the dispute as while it is no longer that fiery it is still a big deal. I hope one-day India and Pakistan can settle the Kashmir dispute.

[@layaksingh1238]

Hey man are you alright, we saw you were coughing. Hope it’s not that big deal, please update if possible.

[@catcat63527]

21:43 you are very wrong about a lot of things, but this is indeed something you don't know anything about. Buddhists have castes as well. They also keep trying to make background ancestry of their bigger patrons into "Higher castes" in their ancient scriptures. They are more casteist than most Hindus.

[@shiv2662]

Terrific explanation... Good to see a western have deep understanding about India...!!

[@AaronBiswas]

Tereko western culture ki knowledge hai?

[@durgeshsss]

Some information which will help you to understand the Kashmir issue 1947 India under the British Raj consisted of two types of territory, British India and 550+ Princely states. British india was under the direct rule of the British crown and Princely states were in subsidiaries alliance with the British india. As per the Indian independence act of 1947 ( pass under British ) 1) British announced the Division of British India into the Dominion of India and the Dominion of Pakistan. 2) The treaty relations between Britain and the Indian princely states would come to an end and Princely state would be free to accede to one or the other of the new dominions or stay independent But independence was never an option for the princely states as per the Mountbatten plan. ( Mountbatten was the last viceroy of British india ) 3) the Princely states who shared borders with both india and pakistan could only decide, whether they want to join either india or pakistan.That means Land locked princely states who shares borders with india couldn't join Pakistan and vice-versa 4) Legally , the rulers of the princely states (not the population) had the right to accede to india or pakistan or stay independent. Coz princely states were still the authoritarian states and king/prince had the decision powers And as per the point no 4. Hindu Maharaja of princely state of Kashmir had the right to choose the fate of his state not the population of Kashmir. Btw sorry for grammar errors if there are any 😅

[@FIVEBASKET]

I hope you get 1k views today

[@DarkLord_Shahel]

The Princely State of Jammu and Kashmir was not under the British colony and was ruled by the royal Maharaja up till independence. During independence, they decided to stay as a sovereign country but Pakistan attacked, capturing 1/3 of the state which is not called POK.

[@quiet7632]

My high school history teacher was horrible, you seem like you'd be a great teacher.

[@wkeklaalal1577]

Guess who caused the following conflicts Israel vs Palestine India vs Pakistan Pakistan vs Afghanistan India vs China China vs Hong Kong Egypt vs Sudan Nigeria vs Cameroon 🥁 It's the Breetish 🇬🇧

[@ram.ram.saryane8121]

even inventor or founder of kung fu and shaolin was also an indian hindu monk named bodhi dharma but many thinks it's from china

[@sumitron2k]

I think ashokas reign was the largest in terms of land area. Hindu kush in Afghanistan to myanmar and Indonesia in east. That’s where you see budhhism spread through all these areas.

[@latinwolf3348]

Romania geography now reaction please

[@C4CARRY1]

I love my india 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳

[@JoaoPedro-tt1nx]

there are dolphins in the amazonian rivers as well

[@prathameshdharme975]

Your assessment on cast is missing the timeline by 1000 years the caste ossification in India started from 5 th to 6 th century C. E , that's what the genetic data shows, but buddhism started almost 1 millennium before.

[@ryan_quirke_69]

please react to general knowledge's video on complex borders

[@North_13B]

Licensed to teach , new concept for Indians🌅😊🙏🏻

[@myvu-mv5ix]

The wheel on the flag is Ashoka Chakra not spinning wheel...

[@MrTerry]

Thanks for letting me know!

[@warrior8017]

14:36 LMAO 🤣🤣🤣

[@choudhury72]

Pls visit India

[@Pankaj11oct]

yes Ganga having dolphine and it mostly seen in our state Bihar. and Chief minister of our state doing all major steps to prevent this species.

[@Pankaj11oct]

Buddha too gets enlightended in bihar. city "bodh Gaya". lots of monk from tibet,china,japan are there

[@pikachu5647]

Just an update, Jammu and Kashmir have been split into two union territories.

[@gituparnasarma]

We have 1656 languages in India

[@hanswurst2353]

Geography Now Spain is really cool

[@quiet7632]

Mughal empire is just a tiny bit of Indian history. There's so much more ancient history to learn.

[@oarabiletshwagong1736]

Please react to geography now South Africa

[@rembertoquintanilla5007]

Yes !!! Geography!!

[@gituparnasarma]

India is also. first cultivator of jute and wool after cotton

[@corneliusantonius3108]

India SMASHES HARD !

[@scyber_avatar]

There are 2 more videos about India by the same channel ... React to video titled - "The States + territories of India EXPLAINED Geography Now!"

[@reygonzalez4719]

When it comes to the Genji river dolphin it is also referred to as a South Asia river dolphin, due to the fact they are also found in Bangladesh and Pakistan. There are four different types of river dolphins the southeast Asia river dolphin, the Amazon River dolphin, the Baiji a river dolphin found in China and the most critically endangered one, and finally La Plata dolphin but that one isn't a freshwater dolphin since el rio de la Plata is more of an estuary where fresh and saltwater mix and they also live in the sea next to Argentina and Uruguay.

[@nirmalaannadurai3140]

It's Ganges not genji

[@nirmalaannadurai3140]

It's Ganges not genji

[@aktheking9841]

It's gunga

[@SANDEEPKUMAR-gd1zr]

You should study empires before Mughals. Like Gupta empire, Ashoka empire. They were huge and those were prominent for the subcontinent. Mughals have been glorified a lot. But sure you can start from the Maurya empire.

[@Persona1996]

I love geography now

[@Urlocallordandsavior]

Indian culture has also massively influenced Southeast Asia (from religion, to vocabulary influences, to food, to political structures), most of which came through centuries of trade and commerce (same with peaceful Muslim traders bringing Islam to Southeast Asia). Also at 18:56, that's a Hindu monument in Bangkok, Thailand, called the Erawan Shrine.

[@jenniferdaniels701]

I've seen escaped cows on the road in Wisconsin. You don't just kill them to get them out of the way. You wait for the farmers to get them back into their pasture. I don't think you'd want to pay for destroying a farmer's animal. I sat on a school bus for half an hour because a whole herd was out.

[@mlplayer7432]

In my district we call the police n they shoot the animals or take tax from owner for leaving them out on roads

[@aktheking9841]

Cast system was brought by Britishers, it didn't exist at the time of Buddha, class system existed, btw Buddha was kshatriya then bhrahman

[@RandomTrinidadian]

As someone who grew up watching Indian movies on a Sunday, I can confirm there is always gonna be some kind of song and dance number in their movies. Im Trinidadian, by we have ALOT of Indian here so Indian culture is strong. Hell, Im half Indian and my mom side of the family are both Hindu and devout Bollywood fans.

[@hiteshadhikari]

Cheers to you and mom

[@abps9947]

Actually currently We hate Bollywood It's wokeness Indians more like south Indian movies

[@nishantmaderna6295]

@@abps9947 nope it's not like that. U don't even know much about South Indian movies. They also have their share of wokeness and urduwood kind of messages. U just need to watch the right movie from both industries.

[@harshitbansal3104]

React on the great Ashoka video

[@captainsidog5531]

Finally...