Kya YETI Hotein Hain Aur Kahan Se Aate Hai? Sach Janoo - Maj. Sushant Singh, Indian Army | TRSH 104

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The Ranveer Show हिंदी के 104th Episode में आप सभी का स्वागत है. आज के Podcast में हमारे साथ जुड़ चुके हैं Para SF यानि Special Forces के जवान Major Sushant Singh जी, जो Traveller और Adventurer है। साथ ही में वे एक बेहतरीन Cyclist, Mountaineer और Martial Artist है।
इस Podcast में हम बात करेंगे ढ़ेर सारी बातें Sushant जी के Himalayan Experiences, Yeti कौन है, Yeti के Footprints, Indian Army के Expeditions, Mountaineers की खोज, Nepal के लोगों की Secrets, Himalayas की संजीवनी के बारे में।
साथ ही साथ हम बात करेंगे Mount Makalu की चढ़ाई, Kailash पर्वत का असली सच, Mansarovar Lake और Kailash यात्रा, Tibet, China, Kailash Parvat की Divine Energies और Chinese की Kailash पर खोज, UFO Sightings के बारे में और भी ढ़ेर सारी बातें।
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Aliens, Indian Government की Yeti पर राय, Western Ideology, Yeti Footprints, Indian Mountain Ranges, Secrets Of Himalayas जैसी चीज़ों के बारे में हम Discuss करेंगे इस Hindi Podcast में सिर्फ और सिर्फ आपके Favourite BeerBiceps Hindi Channel Ranveer Allahbadia पर।
0:00 : Introduction
02:00 : Yeti के होने का सबूत
11:30 : Nepal के लोगों की मान्यता
16:45 : Kailash पर्वत का सच
20:36 : कुंभ मेल क्यूँ मनाया जाता है?
23:47 : Indian Government की Himalayan खोज
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[@omkarmujumdar1984]

Hi! ranveer cant we start campaigns like kickstarter to fund for these types of explorations????

[@PainFULL_happiness]

This the content we all need.......🙏 And I am sure Ranveer bhai you will keep posting these kind of podcasts 😎

[@krantiveersahoo5603]

Do a podcast with abhijit sir on the history of swastika...western media as well as our history books often link our swastika with the nazi hakenkreuz

[@devaiah2]

Please bring back Maj.Sushant Singh back

[@susanthebest1784]

We want this guy in more and more episodes. Luv from pakistan

[@pranavgaikwad1611]

Matlab mai aur mere dost jo school Mai off class Mai last bench par jiss tarah ki baate karte the...usse podcast Kehte Hai.

[@mickymajhi2785]

😂😂😂😂😂👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@thesabyasachi643]

😂😂😂😂

[@umeed-e-fazaa1025]

Kya baat hai bhai

[@Bee18151]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@MushafirBinaryTrader-MBT]

Sehi samjha bhai bas tu late ho geya.

[@VishalSingh-eo9zc]

In Himachal..Pahadi people call it "Chaleda" .My grandfather used to tell me a story in which Yetis saved their lives from an avalanche. Pahadi people beleive that Yetis are not monsters .They never harm humans ..instead they protect us from natural calamities.

[@kamaljeetsangha3499]

In punjab region also we call saleda but i think yeti is different creature and saleda is shape shifting creature.

[@psnaruto]

Another cooked up story. Humans ego ki koi limit nahi hai. They think that entire universe revolves around them. Yeti kyn protect karega Hume. Human ne naukar rakha hai kya Yeti ko.

[@psnaruto]

@@kamaljeetsangha3499 This one is good. Shape shifters🤣🤣

[@utkarshjindal2816]

@@psnaruto specially west, idk but they think they own the world.

[@VishalSingh-eo9zc]

@@psnaruto I never said ki " Human ne naukar rkha hai..or zaroori nhi ki naukar hi hmesha protect kre .. Hanuman ji ko sb ultimate rakshak mante h..but that doesn't mean ki wo naukr h. Baato ko smjhne ka or Thinking ka frk h bs

[@captainmactavish161]

As a yeti myself, I confirm this is true.

[@shaswattiwari9351]

😁

[@Ginjusworld]

🤣

[@GamingGod-Sjade]

😂

[@vaishakr3840]

😂

[@Ravali._.]

😂😂

[@aradhyataware2928]

I am Indian and i am allways trust my Indian army. Jay hind 🇮🇳

[@anroks15]

Mere bhai episode me yehi karne se mana kar rahe hai :) don't trust based on anyone's name/history, apne dimaag se khud socho aur khudke conclusion pe aao. Remain skeptic, but also open minded, if that makes any sense.

[@kribhitattoos2319]

Link Rekha lo bhai. Sushant Jim ne 2019 me liya photo 9years pehle hi netgeo walo ko mil geya😅

[@kribhitattoos2319]

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[@rockybalboa1814]

@@anroks15 ae bhaiye.. tu pehle naha k aa fir humko gyan de

[@rockybalboa1814]

@@anroks15 Indian army ka major hai tere baap jaise gutka khake raasto pe thookne wala chichora nahi

[@RikthDcruze]

As a Nepali and as some one who has served in the Army, yes we know about Yeti and many have seen it. No, its not that you will die if you see it, but we have been forbidden to chase it by following its footprints or shoot at it. It ignores us hard, we ignore it back harder.

[@parthsarathik6242]

Can you tell more.?

[@hastimehta1034]

Omggggg

[@vaibhavkaushik2966]

If it really existed, we would have photos of it.

[@rjdsmusicalhub7711]

@@vaibhavkaushik2966 we already have photos of the footprints 🙍

[@cuberpianist3269]

@@vaibhavkaushik2966 bhai kisi ko dikhega to vo bhaghega , photo ni lega

[@rohitdobhal28]

Next podcast on the weapons of our lord. ❤️ Ex trishul, brahmastra, sudarshan chakra etc

[@ashishsawant1635]

Interesting topic 👍

[@neilgamre1222]

What is EX Trishul? Asking out of Curiosity. Thanks!

[@alapanchatterjee8701]

@@neilgamre1222 Example

[@sagnikdebnath3256]

Why not We will be damn interested

[@sachinpatillllllllll]

Luv to listen

[@rajishnakarmi4389]

As a Nepali I can surely tell Yeti has been a part of it's civilization. I remember my grandma telling her story of when she was young. She use to tell her grandparents didn't allow any kids to go outside after 6 in the evening, not because of the fear of tigers or bears or human but because they feared a mysterious creature (As she said a huge hairy monkey like being which walked on its hind legs). My grandma never saw the being, but one evening she encountered something weird- she was inside her house with her parents all of sudden everything went mysteriously quiet. The only sound was coming for outside; something/ someone was there. She could clearly hear heavy stride outside (she added it was so unlike human). Her parents quickly took her to a safe spot inside the house and asked her not to make any noise or peek outside the window for her parents were so sure it was the same creature they kept warning about. That time these creatures had a bad reputation for killing domesticated animals and taking away children. Now, I do not claim the story to be true. The creature could have been Himalayan Sun Bear or some mischievous people stealing from an already fear struck people. But I have honestly met many people with such encounters in past.

[@anantbijolia8415]

This is an amazing story. What is interesting is the similarities in beliefs regarding the North American bigfoots. The native tribes of americas have forever believed in the bigfoot and always advice extreme precaution with children when one is nearby. They are regarded as child snatchers in their stories. I cannot remember the exact case that happened a few years ago but children lost in the forest which were later found described a huge hairy ape like creature carrying them.

[@shyammohanchaudhary9478]

The Village movie ki story bta di apne

[@rajishnakarmi4389]

@@shyammohanchaudhary9478 surely so...both Nepal & India are filled with such mysterious stories & events.

[@user-pz5bf8zg1y]

Atna lamba koe nai padhega

[@besleepybro]

​@@user-pz5bf8zg1y maine padh lia

[@sonalikelkar8577]

We trust, respect and love our Indian army soldier. With gratitude 🙏 ✨️. Thanks for the information. Wanted to have many more episodes with sir.

[@aninjimihu7165]

Ranveer sir, I come from Dibang valley District Anini(Easternmost District of India), Arunachal Pradesh, thank you so much for highlighting about YETI. I come from an area where Yeti is very known. I personally saw their footprints and our tribal community (Idu Mishimi) recognise the existing of Yeti. We even hear their sounds and Communication. Many people from our tribe came across Yeti, which ended depressing. They usually roam near Nalas and small streams(mainly at night). We always try to keep distance from Yeti. And they hunt at night. And they live cave holes(very slippery) common people can't even walk on that cave hole. There are many stories about Yeti, legend stories. There are many things about Yeti are embedded. I can even write book on Yeti. Hope you Read this. Thank you.

[@kannadasnaidu126]

PLS WRITE THE BOOK I WILL BE HAPPY TO BUY IT AND KEEP IT IN MY COLLECTION

[@prashantkpsv]

Kindly support him to write a book kanas naidu

[@kannadasnaidu126]

@@prashantkpsv ok

[@abhishekmishra9985]

What yeti eat if any idea?

[@poulamimridha1729]

plz insta id ya kuch aur social media hai toh batao, tumse yeti ki bare mein aur janna hai

[@anujusty8340]

I feel that it’s ok for human beings to live without knowing it all. We tend to destroy things once we find them. Just let things be, we need not explore and know it all.

[@MrAnant12]

Hats off, Loved your words...

[@MrAnant12]

Now a days Exploration = Destruction

[@joyadityaphookan2642]

That's why there is no logical explanation to miracles

[@lockhunter3798]

True ayy

[@hardikgandhi8412]

I think no one is going to hike 4000 6k meters to find yeti btw

[@hemantaraj360]

Army man with spiritual interest .. very rare to find It proves whatever and wherever you work destiny will call you one day What a podcast❤😊 Love from Nepal 🇳🇵🇳🇵🇳🇵

[@AakashKumar-ry1yu]

Its not that much rare even they want peace of mind😊

[@arunchoudharyAc]

Thank U Maj . Sushant singh ❤🇮🇳 for given us so much information and your expirences..I think you are the best.

[@shachisingh6197]

Very well said ranveer about the modern indians being more interested in culture than our parents and this is only because we have learned the art of acceptance and liberty that we are open to such knowledge and fact before just denying them away. Even today my father talks a lot about culture and sanatani dharm but he barely knows about the actual side of Indian culture and traditions 1000 years ago.

[@Amandeep-uc7qh]

It may be because we have access of internet now which was not their at the time of our parents and also their was a lot of struggle for most of the Indians at that time so they didn't have time to explore these things.

[@shivampaliwal1932]

@@Amandeep-uc7qh I was about to say that 💯

[@srinivasboga4734]

@@Amandeep-uc7qh correct, things have changed from when Britishers started ruling us

[@monurajput5608]

@@Amandeep-uc7qh that's because public schools barely taught us about our culture and Sanskriti.

[@goldylife304]

Is because their focus was on providing us with food shelter clothing and education. They took care of our basic needs, and here we are well educated, groomed smart and capable enough to research about other things beyond basics😊

[@maverickmidwike7545]

After watching this podcast I asked my father,he was in army, for about half of his time of service he was in Jammu and Kashmir and the regions near Himalayas he told me,he many times saw footprints but at that time he didn't had a smart phone or any type of camera to click picture.

[@Prernamishra124]

Wow

[@opoplimpais]

Nice story bro

[@SewakSingh-nn6yg]

Chup kr sala fekuu

[@incredibleindia8158]

We in jammu kashmir don't beleive in such things..

[@maverickmidwike7545]

He seriously answered my questions but I don't know if he was jocking or not.😅

[@chaitrajayakumar3231]

What a well read man. Nice that you get such knowledgeable people on your platform for us to learn from. We wouldn't know about them otherwise.

[@arjuntalwar8279]

Brother.... keep bringing Major Saab here... Love listening to him and his experiences..

[@spa143143]

Am a wildlife biologist working on large cats in western Himalayan landscape, he is right, i can second his claims about something huge living beings in higher Himalayan region. We discovered tigers on snowy landscapes of Himalayas only in 2012, Himalayan are Virgin forests and definitely many many secrets are yet to explore. Great podcast

[@aadishjain7454]

Battibaji

[@shahid7443]

I hope no1 find there .let them live .. humans fucked up everything

[@spark8551]

Let that place be virgin or else humans will destroy whatever is sacred there

[@talkinglegend5435]

Yes

[@himalayanrider3300]

Also Himalyan tortoise found in our area, but no body know about it .

[@radhecool]

I can literally listen major sushant singh for hours. What a man. Jai Hind sir ♥️🇮🇳🔥. Thank you Beerbiceps for bringing this man on show ❤️.

[@devyanikarvekothari]

Me and my 13 years old son getting addicted to your podcasts and it's just amazing 🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩 He is also getting motivated

[@ishita5083]

This was super duper awesome 👍🏻. Please bring more such videos as I'm highly interested in such informations. 😇

[@aniketanand3870]

Thanks bhaiya. Isika Ka wait karre the 1 mahine se

[@historyandmore9555]

Kar rahe* nor karre

[@aniketanand3870]

@Pratik tumhari behen/bhen/Behan/bahan. Andho ko dikhta nhi tumhe toh extra h dikhne lagra hai

[@aniketanand3870]

@@historyandmore9555 Haan Bhai tum apna kaam kar rahe. Or hum apna karre

[@kulwinderparihar4918]

Yaaa

[@theaditi__]

@Pratik 🤣

[@anilreddy7379]

Ranveer try to call our common wealth hero's there life stories are unbelievable they can surely motivate India's youth🇮🇳♥️

[@RanveerAllahbadia]

For sure 🇮🇳💪

[@mukulbajaj674]

agree 💯💯

[@paulsaha2242]

@@RanveerAllahbadia Call Avinash Sable...my god 😱

[@vj6612]

@@RanveerAllahbadia this is your true quality bro, thats why we like you.(As u replied to the above comment)

[@Indianswag01]

Amazing discovery 🎉🎉🎉 Full support ...This Yeti mystery must solve .. and further investigation should be done.. Himalayas are full of mystical things..

[@Dhaval-kk1vm]

Please get more videos of Sushant @Maj Shushant Singh Sir. Looking forward ❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@pooja.rakesh]

Did he say Major Sushant Singh trilogy ka finale??!!??! Whyyyyy???? Get him on the show again Ranveer!! Major seems to have had so many experiences that we can learn from! And he's so frank and open while talking. A real gem

[@AmitPathania2138]

🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿

[@ankushchahal2648]

He also said that 17 more podcaste's will come soon. 27:44

[@Mr.VAGlNA]

Need More podcasts involving discussions on topics like - urban legends of India, mysterious places in India, mysteries of India, etc.

[@pradeepsharma7153]

बहुत ही इन्ट्रेेस्र्टिंग पॉडकास्ट। आप ✌ दोनो को बहुत बहुत धन्यवाद 😲😲😎😎🙏🙏🙏

[@milestogochannel]

what an episode! Major sab ke confidence tho wah wah! Truly inspiring.

[@akashdeep5385]

One day Yeti himself will come and sit in front of you and do a podcast.

[@NationalSecurityGuard108]

😂😜😂👍🏼

[@LanguageExpert-hg8do]

Haha

[@santoshjaiswal8713]

Sahai pakda ho.....😃😄😁😅

[@aryankhanna9541]

Leli ekdum tareeke se 🤡☕

[@bikelovers7695]

Yeti be like bhai aj toh clear karke jayunga sara matter

[@suryanshsingh4554]

Sushant Sir is absolutely brilliant You could just feel it. Thanks Ranveer for this. Maja aagya!!

[@noelkisku3501]

Will there be an Indian renaissance on today's day? I really hope so. I truly believe in this inquiry and sir being a triba,l many of these things were passed down to me as stories but never explored being a convent educated student at the same time, rejecting as myths. I'm glad by your efforts, big fan of yours. Keep the good work going

[@kunalbachim4689]

I love the way he doesn't come to conclusions even after so many experiences and amount of information he holds. Instead, he simply puts out the observations. Such a curious, adventurous and inspiring individual. Thank you for your service Maj. Sushant Singh!

[@Nehasharma-jk2jc]

Can’t get enough of this guy! Thanks for bringing him on the show

[@vatsalthakkar]

Same here

[@vrushank2.0]

His roots are clearly attached to our own civilization and our own literature. No show offs, straight words, clear intentions, curious and a friendly nature person who's having so much but finding much more. He is surely a backbencher in his school days 😊❤️

[@firewoodthief4024]

There is no western or Eastern science - just science. Using internet, KZbin, camera, lights, wearing "western" clothes and still seeking our own glory? What is "our own civilization"? Indus valley? It's a mix of sumerian/Iranian/Dravidian, not of the Aryans who came later and mixed with indians. Sanskrit use fonts derived from Aramaic.Even Pakistan or Dravidians have claim on it. (As everyone is mixed) Every "holy texts" are written with recycled stories of the past. Some written from viewpoint of the winner, some exaggerated incidents, some changes meaning when retold in new language, some have multiple versions... These religions didn't belong to any particular people. They belong to entire human race. Keep places of worship, holy texts protected..and move on. That's done, over. Don't make "WhatsApp University" claims like ancient Indian rockets, jet engine, n-bomb, internet etc. World will laugh at it. .

[@priyavandanarathore4423]

Amazing podcast ranveer!!! Keep it up! You are doing a great job 👍🏻

[@vatsalpathak1493]

बहुत बहुत धन्यवाद

[@ChetanSonwane007]

Just Loved Sushant Sir's personality in last podcasts... ❤ Surely gonna love this also..!! Keep it up Sir..!!

[@FitNomadVikas]

@Ranveer Allahbadia - If you are really interested about UFO's then I will suggest you to visit a village name "Rahaoti" in Meerut District near "Mawana". Try to find someone who was alive at the time of 1965 Indo Pak war. When I was a kid may be around 10 (now I am 42) my Nani used to tell me about an Incident that happened at the time of Indo Pak war (not sure if it was at the time of 65 or 71). She told me that they used to live in darkness at night so that the Pakistani fighters cant see the village but one day there was a huge ship bigger then the entire village came over the village, its heat was un bearable and everyone was suffocating. There were white lights in it. It stayed over the village for around 45 secs. It was still and then it went away so fast that no body was able to understand what happened. Now if my Naniji had told me this story in todays world then I may have thought that it was just a story but this was told to me between 1990 - 1992. That time there was no mobile or Internet and only a very few people in the village had tv. (Texla shutter wala B&W) and most Importantly she had never seen a school. I had forgotten about it but then few days back while watching a program about UFO's, I was able to recall this

[@fazalilabbasawan51214]

good yar is ky bara ma ho sakta koi low flight helo ho ya phir koi Large transport aircraft but as u say app ke bat ko USA black file ma asa he information releas karti ha jis ma as he kuch ho to ...

[@basamnath2883]

Amazing interview. Apprecieate for bringing such great knowledgable guests. Keep up good work beta.

[@mamtapathak971]

Waaaaaaaah, jaberdust, aapney to bahut hi sunder jankari di, bhut sara dhanywad. 👌👍🙏🕉️🚩🚩🚩

[@sachinzanke249]

Hum uski le lete 😁 this shows how fearless and powerful Indian Army is, jaha khade ho ilaaka Indian Army ka ho jata hai Jai Hind Major Sahab 🇮🇳🌍

[@AnilKumar-1387]

I just loved this Sushant guy, soo calm soothing, loved listening to him.

[@SHRINIVASREDDY143]

86c

[@talkinglegend5435]

Yes

[@_raj_preet_choudhary7193]

Major sushant*

[@jatinkumargandrawal2352]

Duniya mein sab kuch natural hai, supernatural kuch bhi nahi hai.🙏🙏

[@hitster]

Make another trilogy with Major Sushant. It’s amazing to experience such an humble life hero

[@ashutoshnaik3008]

STRONGLY waiting for the upcoming podcasts with Maj. Sushant Singh and other Armed forces veterans. This helps immensely in acknowledging the deep-rooted perspective of their lifelong explorations.

[@Tryambkeshwr]

Ranveer, Major Sushant is one of the guests' who is always a charm to listen to. The way he shares his experiences in such a simple way is so naturally him. So love to watch and hear such great personalities. Ranveer thanks, I'm highly obliged by your work. Keep bringing them more often. Respect always for Major Sushant, Major Vivek Jacob.

[@user-hi1qh9fh3i]

Thanku , l have no words , keep it up

[@marinasharma782]

HAR HAR MAHADEV Thankyou major Shushant Singh and Ranveer Nice just loved it Thankyou Be Blessed stay blessed

[@arijitchatterjee93]

This has got to be one of the best podcasts of your channel.... Keep up the good work brother.... Major Sushant Sir much respect to you Sir 🙏🙏..... Really very lucky that we got the opportunity of listening to your adventurous experiences Sushant Sir through this podcast🙏

[@VK-wf9qe]

I live in the US and here in Georgia I have seen sasquatch (bigfoot) footprints in the Appalachian mountains. I also traveled to India last September, I visited Uttarakhand, Himachal Pradesh, and Kashmir. I asked locals from all over the Himalayas about yetis, if they ever saw a yeti. In Uttarakhand’s Gharwal I showed locals photos of yetis, they looked at the photos and said it was either a Adi Manav, a Himmanav, or a Booth. I only met one Pahadi man near mana village (Tibetan border) who said that his grandfather saw a yeti, he said his grandfather would travel back and forth from Tibet. His grandfather saw the yeti Tibet. A friend of mine met a local Pahadi near chakrata. My friend expressed his desire to travel deep Into the upper Himalayas where it is only rock and snow no trees. The local advised my friend not to venture into the upper himalayas. He said large animals that looked like men covered in hair live there. He also said the yetis have dark black fur. In Himachal I stayed over near Kullu valley no one there knew what a yeti was. When i visited Kashmir near sonmarg the local Kashmiris said a Chudel would take village men into the mountains for sex. I thought they meant a female yeti, but I believe a chudel is entirely different. I suspect the Himalayan Yetis can found more easily in the Eastern Himalayas, Nepal, Butan, eastern Tibet Assam, Arunachal Pradesh. Maybe there are less in Uttrakand and more in eastern Nepal or Butan. They live in hig elevations in caves that are hard to reach. They make Gorilla nests in their caves. They usually avoid humans. There are stories of Tibetan yetis, Chinese yeren, and north American Sasquatch kidnaping human women and mating with human women. There is footage of a Chinese yeti/yeren human hybrid on youtube. I believe these yetis are the same vanaras in Ramayana. Hanuman was a yeti. The ndian government should work with Nepal and Butan to protect yetis, their habitat, manage wilderness areas and prohibit humans on there habitats. These yetis is are not any like any other animal, yetis are Pre Human homonids that have survived. They are called vanara in Sanskrit, almas/Almasty in Kazakhstani Central Asia/ Mongolia, yeren in Chinese, sasquatch in native American, yowi in Australian, chuchunya in Siberian/Russian, yeti in Tibetan, Nittaewo in Srilankan Vedda.

[@ska4666]

actually Lord hanuman wasn't a Yeti, ... He belonged to *Vaanara (Forest dwelling tailed humans)* _subspecies of humans, it's what ancient sanskrit text describe him to be, they had high cranial capacity than us moder humans (16OO cc),_ *Lord Hanuman was especially one of the many exceptionally learned and virtuous.. great Ancestors of Indian Subcontinent.* All the History is resurfacing, i hope we can proove that 'not all ancient stories of the world, are Myths'

[@sumitjadeja4u]

Good share

[@VK-wf9qe]

@@ska4666 there are no bipedal hominin in history that is large and has a tail. I believe the tail was added later and made up by people. Only small primates have tails. Even Ganesha doesn’t have elephant head he has a Gana’s head. Look up G. Ramdas, based on Ravana's reference to the Vanaras' tail as an ornament, infers that the "tail" was actually an appendage in the dress worn by the men of the Savara tribe.[9] (The female Vanaras are not described as having a tail.[16][14]: 116 ) According to this theory, the non-human characteristics of the Vanaras may be considered artistic imagination.[8] In Sri Lanka, the word "Vanara" has been used to describe the Nittaewos mentioned in the Vedda legends.[17] Nittaewo (or Nittevo) were said to be a small tribe of small bigfoot or Yeti like hominid Cryptid native to Sri Lanka. No archeological evidence has been found to prove the existence of these humanoids, but they are ubiquitous in Veddha mythology and Sri Lankan folklore.

[@ska4666]

I won't disagree@@VK-wf9qe but u know.. *"Absence of Evidences isn't equivalent to Evidence for Total Absence"* I hope you got me?, Human are just beginning to know their own origin. We could easily see a great shift in popular evolutionary theories, by the end of this century, provided the mainstream Historians don't become too fixated on orthodox theories.

[@VK-wf9qe]

@@ska4666 we have an archeological record of hominids and pre humans, none have produced a tail. I think the issue is you are taking ancient text literally and not anticipating stories and details are slightly changed over time. Every story over time gets changed slightly. I am sure that people during ramas era knew vanaras but as time went on people did know know what they looked like and the only reference was a monkey. We have to look at every ancient story carefully there will we truths and corruption.

[@swetajadhav2839]

A lot is to be learn. So just a new member or person in your podcasts. All the best and thnx for this knowledge dear

[@asutoshbhagat711]

Extraordinary podcast loved it learned so many things from this.

[@Daspallavi]

Thank you so much for this video..i was always interested in learning about yetis and you helped me find a better insight! Love your videos ❤️

[@RanveerAllahbadia]

❤

[@akpatel4873]

Jo 5-10 saal tak khate bhi ny ese kayi sare yogis hai gujrat me junagadh Girnar me .

[@shubhamwairkar17]

Vlogs kha hai???

[@rubymahajan8243]

Yeti Kya hota hai???

[@devendraarney9931]

@@tensait1751 Brother, I definitely have faith in you, it's because we all are grown up by listening stories from our elders, they have always shared true life experience, it could be predator animals, ghosts or supernatural phenomenon, so completely trust you, Take care kzbin.info/www/bejne/opbKhXt7jMicmLM

[@thakurdasssharma840]

Amazinggg!!! ❤❤❤ Please bring more such podcasts 🇮🇳😍 We'd love all this incredible data and knowledge 🇮🇳❤

[@De_Fula_Ke]

We are just small particle like atom for this universe 🙂 so a lot of things exists that we can't imagine

[@viral_video390]

I love this podcast 💖 aise series aur banao

[@niketaraizada6633]

I would love to know more.Hope someone does more research.I am too interested in such topics.I really trust you guys as you'all seem very genuine.Please do not get affected with negative comments and just focus on the truth.I feel deep in my heart that what was sighted by the major is 100% true.

[@yashi_Bharat]

Thank you Ranveer for podcasts like these. It is essential in today's Era to explore and relearn what we had forgotten for so long. It is essential to know your roots as much as you can. जितना बड़ा पेड़, उतनी गहरी उसकी जड़ें।

[@jalajgupta3574]

All episodes are epic🔥🔥

[@rakeshsuryawanshi9359]

Indian Army... Respect respect and respect only

[@shantambudhathoki7320]

Nepal has 8 highest mountains in the world so it is most likely that more yeti footprint sightings are seen there and there are many Nepali trekking guides who have seen them and reported but government doesn't talk about it to avoid offending the superstitious communities. 🇳🇵🇳🇵🇳🇵 Nepal is a wonderland♥️

[@anushkasingh1740]

I think it's correct. Once they find these it. People will exploit it. It's more out of respect.

[@praveshikakarki8687]

I think it's a good thing to ignore such topic why to destroy something human are crazy they will destroy it it's better they never found

[@lifeinslo-mo595]

@@praveshikakarki8687 100% AGREED!

[@ShubHaM-patel]

Df

[@meghapatil2166]

आपल्या भारतीय आर्मी बद्दल नेहमीच अभिमान वाटतो , जे जे रामायण महाभारतात उल्लेख आहेत ते ते जगात सर्व काही आहे आणी जे नाही ते जगात कुठेच मिळणार नाही हे परम सत्य आहे .

[@rijuchatterjee855]

I am really very exited abt this things... Loved ur podcasts... Love u brother.. Thanks a lot... Hope more podcast like this comes more... I need more knowledge abt these...

[@RanveerAllahbadia]

❤

[@saurav_rimal]

this man speaks with so much sense

[@piyushpatni1266]

To be frank ... reading topic I thought ki koi irrational beliefs or faith ki baat krega ... without facts vali ...lekin this soldier represent modern Indian army ...rational man ,actual evidences , audio-video visuals,and the way he thinks above politics ....we need more like him 🙏👍

[@sunandabehera5075]

How do you know those beliefs are irrational ? Just because tumhari so called natural science kuch prove nhin karpaati hai that doesn't mean things don't exist .

[@ajayrajsinghchouhan92]

This guy deserves way more popularity 🔥

[@lovelychaudhary9344]

Initially I didn't like to herd to any podcast..... when I herd you I love it.....I enjoyed it....keep continue

[@SENAPATIENTERTAINMENT]

English is lovely

[@boatoa7533]

Get lost than 😂

[@heenamalik1284]

😵

[@boatoa7533]

@@heenamalik1284 😂😂😂🐿️

[@sonaligorde8579]

hi sir aap ke videos se hume bahut sari knowladge milti hai. dhayawad

[@bhaktivalera3121]

Wow.....what a super podcast.... 100% resonate with what Major Sushant has said....n Ranveer i think u are lucky enough to come across the right PPL who have insights on the topics that commonly intrigue us or rather the community that u have build.... Looking forward to what more is coming from you 😍😍

[@kadambari..]

Ranveer.. really thanx to you and sushant sir for spreading all this Information.. Your every podcast makes us think deeply on that topic and makes us curious to search for more and to learn something very special, which we indians should know about our culture, our land and so on. Informative Podcast again!

[@deepalimusadkar9765]

Amazing my favourite subject.thank you for sharing 🙏❤️

[@lawwarriors7679]

Thank you Ranveer. Love u bro. God bless you. Love to Sushant ❤❤

[@sapnagarg8772]

Thank you ranveer for bringing me to the world of podcasts..loved all your episodes with dr vineet agarwal,mayur kalbagh,anuj dhar,jeetu bhaiya and many more..thank you for not being too much of a cinema person and bringing our culture our country for future generations..bless you and looking forward for more such informative podcasts..

[@shaarodmahanta2473]

Need more podcasts including people like Mj.Sushant Sir who's experienced or knows about the unknown. Specifically topics like Yetii, extraterrestrial beings,Kailash parvat...are 🌟. I'm Literally enjoying each nd every podcast that is helping us get a brief insight about the unknown things.

[@phanipradeepvalluri4109]

True cultural revival horeh 🙏🙏👏🏻👏🏻 thanks major Saab for valuable information

[@epicalglory9659]

I love how u calmly explain unlike other person who put extra expression 😍

[@historyandmore9555]

I was convinced yeti existed when Indian Army claimed they saw it's footprints. The army is the most trusted organization in India, it is sad that west and westernized Indians ridiculed, he was right when he said agar kisi gore ne dekha hota to seriously le lete

[@black2637]

Yeah, that's what happens always. Even our Ram Setu was named some stupid Adam or somthing!

[@nilanjangupta763]

@@black2637 yeah feaking "Adam's Bridge".

[@sergioramos-vd9zk]

Gore kaale Kya hota hai. Proof dikhao Sab man jayenge.

[@historyandmore9555]

@@sergioramos-vd9zk You clearly have no clue about the whole controversy do you? Everyone has accepted that no animal can leave footprints that huge, everyone accepts its a yeti however the controversy is that some section of people (including some american talk show guy who I won't name because I don't want to give him publicity) think Indian army morphed these images and these guys are lying. I am saying if the problem is that you don't trust them then I def believe that yeti exists because this is one of India's most trusted organization

[@sergioramos-vd9zk]

@@historyandmore9555 in the history of mankind Western people e the only one who provide details information and proofs before convincing others. That's why they r trustable with logic and proof not with emotion . And if u don't know they r still finding more about big foot before they convince whole world .

[@barunbodhak9841]

My dadu and others his age have repeatedly told me stories about 3 lights travelling among stars and coming on ground and moving in the blink of an eye. Also teleporting from one zone to another. Back then we only wanted to hear stories about bhoot and etc because we were kids . Now I wished we should have listened to his story on those travelling lights. Only after a decade it occured to me those were actually UFOs what he might have seen. I miss my dadu. Stories were from 40-50s era when tigers were still active in bengals villages.

[@punk_aj3649]

I have seen same thing in himachal 3 yrs ago

[@sanjayshorey4225]

Bengalis were active in Tiger's jungle not the Tigers were active in Bengali s villages.

[@AbhishekKumar-jk8vn]

I have seen same thing in Gurgaon 25 yrs ago

[@rockybalboa1814]

@Blue Alien Weed's name back then was Popat Mo-Mad

[@rockybalboa1814]

@Blue Alien maulana gave a lot of that weed popat Mo-Mad joints to your mother during her holala sessions with your grandfather and his friends 🤣

[@barkha80]

Great interview..

[@user-hl4mr6gr2w]

Respect and salute you Barve brro Lot of love from nepal 🇳🇵 fro you both guys

[@radhikapasricha1949]

Super hit podcast. Thanks Ranveer. Keep coming up with such podcasts. You should know we love them all.. I deeply want to understand our rich history of India & all the science and stuff.

[@muku264]

I just wanna request @ranveer to keep on bringing him to podcasts more and keep us viewers know about his expeditions he just influences a lot and every word he says he reflects his personality and that special aura

[@singhnitu4269]

Thanks sir for bringing wonderful video

[@SandeepBhardwajAssam]

Very interesting discussion....I think Yeti exists, aliens exist......

[@nidaali1451]

Woohoo! He is back on the show. I thought it would take longer, I am so glad that it didn't.

[@mohinicoder]

This generation is curious about such topics.Thank you so much for these podcasts, I hope more people will get inspired and let their curiosity lead them to find something which no one knows

[@NG_ZENOLOX]

Hey 👋

[@NG_ZENOLOX]

What's up

[@lostpanda8835]

As someone who belongs to this generation, I don't think ppl are curious. Nowadays They are busy in dealing with their own depression nd stress.

[@ce689]

Your shows are really interesting! Thank You! 🙂🙂

[@Indianunderdog]

Exactly 🎉 mark my word he is the most intellect army person. We really respect your foundins

[@aradhyavarade17]

Ty very much Ranveer for bringing this podcast as such topics are much needed nd also ty for major sushant singh for sharing this xperience💯

[@SachinP555]

World definitely needs more men like him... Salute

[@shyamarajan1500]

Beautiful!

[@Pratim-177]

Thank you sir 🙏❤

[@chitragalande7016]

Ranveer, your podcasts are a class apart! And Major Sushant Singh....No words to describe his multi-faceted grasping, thinking and co-relation....May I suggest, you would rather make a separate series with Major Saab! Kudos to you both! Happy Independence Day to all!

[@mohomedshafishaikh3761]

Good one to I would like to listen. Thanks

[@manassinghal9045]

Very well..Proud to indian army... Next video on What is Dayan?

[@mrugankkulkarni3977]

Hat's off to you man. Keep doing what you are doing. One day you will do something very big for this country!

[@sagarjain4128]

Your podcasts are fun to watch! And you are really intelligent, I noticed many a times when your guest is speaking and they take a pause to think then you complete their sentence and they too agree with you. It shows you pay atmost attention to what they are speaking.

[@kubsang]

Love it.

[@deepaphatak3751]

Ranveer great episode... He is gem of a person...it would be great if you help him complete his dreams...

[@RubyPandey-vb4xp]

Great episode indeed.. I wish Ranveer to become billionaire soon to reveal all of these hidden precious cultural knowledge, not only to Indians but to the world.