The Origins of NORTH-SOUTH Divide in India

How Tamil is made to hate Sanskrit?
Link to the full documentary:
The Dark Side of Brahmin: • The D@rk Side of BRAHMIN

[@Vignesh196-x7f]

There was an incident happend in North A police wale asked me u dont even know hindi being an Indian (I a from Tamilnadu) Being a police officer he doesnt even know the basic english and then I started asking questions in Sanskrit he starts blinking I asked him back dont call urself Bharatiya unless u understand sanskrit. Hindi is imposed language if Government promotes sanskrit we are ready to learn. FROM TAMILNADU

[@influencer3]

Sanskrit ?.. Bro Literally learnt father ( tamil ) and son ( sankrit ) 🗿

[@ADas-ux6el]

@@influencer3 In what terms? is Samskrit derived from Tamizh in any way? now don't tell me Tamizh is older than Sanskrit ... that's a too absurd way to compare languages. Samskrit is literary more rich than Tamizh and forever will be

[@pokemonitishere202]

​@@influencer3 Average dumeel jingoist 🍵😂

[@influencer3]

@@ADas-ux6el officialy the oldest ever scription for language is found to be 5000 years old which is Thamizh and Sanskrit's was 3500 years !.. not me or you to decide it is history.. you can't change that !.. Tamil is official language of 8 countries unlike no other indian languages.. and coming sanskrit you said richer than tamil ? 🤣 A dead language which not even spoken in india and you compare that with forever living language tamil !. You never know about tamil history ! Ask to your PM modi he will say what is "Thirukural" and himself told that Tamil is oldest language of World that every indian should be proud off .. and if not you are anit-indian !.. I'm a malyali " I'm proud of our indian language the greatest ever language tamil " your sanskrit is not even equal to shoe dust of tamil" ( if it had a shoe ). 🗿

[@influencer3]

@@pokemonitishere202 just seen your previous comment Telugu Golti 🤣 you literally said " Telugu is mother of Sanskrit " 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 🤣 a multi dimensional joker 🃏

[@user-lh9cd8nq4j]

Love to my North indian and South Indian brothers and sisters ❤ From an Odia guy ଓଡ଼ିଆ ଟୋକା 🤗 we should always stay in unity 🤝

[@rage8673]

Mu bhi seuthu

[@subramaniyamm2288]

I am Tamil, presently staying in Odisha only, odisha is a very culturally rich place. Please start use old odia words instead of modern mixing words. Keep working to secure your history and language.

[@GhazniBihar]

Deccan we love

[@UjwalRam]

🙏🏼🔥🔥

[@maneshmandika9456]

​@@subramaniyamm2288Thanks you brother

[@user-qw2zb8ye5u]

As a tamilian here no ones hates hindi or any other language,we just want to save our language,we are against hindi imposion not hindi,lot of north indian languages itself gone extinct or in the edge extinctiion because of hindi,a language is the thing which carries our history and culture ,if we lose our language,it equal to erasing our history from earth,in simple term your language is great in its own way,likewise ours too,so don't impose your language on your.

[@Sigma01350]

​@@chandra_hasSanskrit is the oldest....!!

[@rage8673]

I have bot been to tamil nadu but i can kind of agree, but i can't agree their only being one sided victim. The so called Dravidianists don't just hate hindi but also hate on the immigrants from northern states and that too is truth. The major propoganda arises from making a racial divide between both people, while all of our cultures are interconnected. I guess we do need a language that culturally unites all of us, it can either be sanskrit which has absorbed and influenced everyone in the subcontinent through history, or it can be a new simplistic artificial language that is created by taking inspiration from every Bharti language. Also in some cases lingual hate is very much true, as one can see in Bengaluru where literally all shops with non kannada boards wete threatened or tried to vandalize them. A kind of hypocrisy is also that muslims in these states speaking urdu is tolerated but hindi speaking people are hated on.

[@arjavgarg5801]

Learning hindi will not erase tamil Putting hindi next to tamil will not erase tamil Other southern states don't have any issue

[@arjavgarg5801]

@@rage8673 current solution is Sanskrit laden Hindi in the center with English at the peripheries

[@Harishkumar._hk]

I hope Tamil hindu survives the next 15 years in Tamilnadu. I believe only Tamil speaking people will be there, but no hindu culture will be left as Tamil will be spoken by muslim. And Christian, like in pakistani punjab, all speak punjabi, but all are muslim.

[@prateekdeoli1552]

1 genuine question, why do we let hindi be polluted by Persian words but can't have words from our own Indian languages, it will help in nation building also it will minimize the difference! languages are not made in a day or decade but centuries or millennia, if India is to be the nation we want we have to work on homogenizing our society! creating uniform market of 1.4 Billion Indians and creating much more wealth to sustain this nation!!

[@prnvgnsn]

Old Persian came from Sanskrit

[@6666Rudra]

u idealising homogeneity in a nation, BHARAT is always known for diversity that's y we say unity in diversity , in one's home also two people don't have similar choices how can u except that in a country , if u have studied little bit of economics u should know there is nothing like uniform market though u can peruse to end monopoly nd oligopoly , cultural are like soup bowl different things get mixed nd gives its unique taste nd language is part of culture nd nt only language, food, architect; use of white marble, which was favored in Persian architecture, became prominent in Mughal buildings nd now in every Indian home , BIRYANI most ordered food in India is Persian dish , nd Persian words nd Hindi grammar made Urdu nd Hindi nd Urdu are both Indian language thus words gets interplayed as Persian words are part of Urdu there is NO national language of our country , the Indian constitution recognizes 22 major languages of India in 8th schedule , Purpose is to communicate u can do that with love, hope u r nt poluting Hindi by calling 'गोलगट्टम लकड़ पट्टम दे दनादन प्रतियोगिता' as Cricket

[@prateekdeoli1552]

​@@6666Rudra I can give you different arguments for everything you wrote but sooner or later we need to understand this "unity in diversity" rant actually weakens us, i have been in policy making side of govt and believe me It's not easy to govern a country like india with diversity+ our diversity i actually used against us by china and pakistan! china has contained it's diversity, pakistan has almost killed it's diversity! what do you think they'll do after they complete homogenising their society? BTW do you know china has no real connect with outer world through any type of social media! we can't do this in India! As much as anybody in india likes to hate, China will be a super power in this region and only country that can challenge that is India with it's size and population what do you think they'll do to India when USA hegemony is over? earlier we were colonized by mughals then by britishers and coming century we will be colonized by chinese if we don't mend our ways! there is time to be romantic and there is time to be practical, now is the time to be practical!!

[@prateekdeoli1552]

@@prnvgnsn what we use is not old persian, it's majority arabic!!

[@namastehindustan9879]

How much time it will take?

[@rajanivasudevan6189]

I am a Malayali who spent my first 25 yrs in Calcutta.My father was in ISI where there were a lot of people belonging to ( previous) Andhra Pradesh. Bengali/ Assamese have a small change of using "o"kaar for hrasva letters, 'ba' for 'va',etc Similarly ,for 'sha',Assamese use 'ha'( hence Ahom), same for people from Sylette,Karnataka who use 'ha' for 'pa'. Since I onow English, Malayalam ( southernmost state of India),Hindi and Bengali & can understand Tamil,I feel confident that I can travel to all parts of India and communicate my needs.Bengali,Marathi, all have loads of Sanskrit,and hence similar words as in Malayalam.Malayalam pronunciation is best,I felt,yet,in Marathi they say"punah,punah" for which in Malayalam we say "pinneyum pinneyum", such similarities are seen across the length and breadth of India.Only ,while in some languages,the term is used as a literary one,the other as a colloquial one I being a doctor,and knowing Bengali,one such example is:- Bengali patients come and say we have "vedana"( "Bedona" is used as 'sadhu bhasha in Bengali, while they use the term " byetha" --- "vyatha" used as literary word in Malayalam. We all are definitely one. There are many such words -- Bihu in Assam is Vishu for us,same day too. Malayalees wear a two-piece cloth very akin to Mekhla of Assam. Sabuj or Sabaz of Punjabi is Shobooj in Bengali -- meaning green. Lovely video.I hope you have the patience to go through this whole thing.

[@wesleymouch7498]

Interesting comment, Doctor Saab! 🙏🏻

[@ADas-ux6el]

Noteworthy comment!!

[@satyanaraharimallisetty]

Nice 👍 ok sir

[@Aaditya21aditya]

पूरे भारत को भाषा द्वारा एक करने का एक ही मार्ग है और वह तभी संभव है जब हम हिंदी शुद्ध बोलें। परोक्ष रूप से मैं कह रहा हूं कि हिंदी में जितना हो सके संस्कृत शब्दों का प्रयोग करें क्योंकि हमारे मराठी, बांग्ला, ओड़िया, गुजराती, मलायालम, कन्नड़ा, तेलुगु और यहां तक ​​कि तमिल में भी संस्कृत शब्द हैं। मैं आपको एक उदाहरण दूंगा. अनुमति शब्द, हिंदी- अनुमति तमिल- अनुमति कनंड़ा, मलायालम, तेलुगु- अनुमति बांग्ला, उड़िया, गुजराती- अनुमति यदि हम शुद्ध हिन्दी का प्रयोग करें तो लोग बहुत अधिक हिन्दी समझ सकेंगे। अब यह मत कहिए कि अंग्रेजी का उपयोग करें क्योंकि भारत में एक-दूसरे के साथ संचार के लिए विदेशी भाषा का उपयोग क्यों किया जाना चाहिए।

[@user-lh9cd8nq4j]

So, You can able understand Odia ଓଡ଼ିଆ too. If you could understand bangla then.. ✌

[@playhard719]

This is why coming 2026 elections in Tamilnadu is so important not just for TN but for hole of India, the sooner we free Tamilnadu from the clutches of the DMK thugs, the better.

[@tsMuthuraman-hm6wg]

So that the T N can be sanskritised or hindi ised , is it ?

[@playhard719]

Thats you imagination you ST... F...., Sanskrit and Tamil lived and evolved together for over 3000 years at least, you D.... F... if anything destroying Tamil it's the stupid english. And by the way I am a Tamilian.

[@kamesh5846]

So who should rule tamil nadu?

[@playhard719]

@@tsMuthuraman-hm6wg Tamil and Sanskrit lived and evolved together for over 3000-year, the Pallavas, Cholas, Cheras and Pandiyas who developed Tamil also developed Sanskrit, in 200 years it introduced the English is the one that destroyed Tamil the most, WHY THE F ME A TAMILIAN REQUIRED TO SPEAK FLUENT ENGLIHS TO WORK IN TAMILNADU????

[@tsMuthuraman-hm6wg]

@@playhard719 English is universal language , useful in many ways. Thats why.

[@indieboy1033]

Only one part of the story. Other part- North Indians are brainwashed into : 1. Believing that Urdu vocabulary is Hindi 2. That language is national language and everybody must speak in it. Otherwise they are separatists. 3. There are not taught about 'Proto Dravidian language'. It really exists. Talk in Sanskritized (Shudh) Hindi in South. Be more gentle while interacting.

[@Chanakya2]

Let me tell you I'm from north and i can give you clear picture here nobody cares about langauge if you go to gurgaon you will find no board in hindi all in English we just want one common language to communicate to you properly one bhartiya language simple

[@soumyadipmukherjee6627]

​@@Chanakya2use sanskrit then nkt hindi

[@roverrinks]

​@@soumyadipmukherjee6627agree Sanskrit is much better language, was official language in almost Indian Kingdoms even Chola. While Hindi was a regional language .pS I am from UP, Hindi is not my Grandparents language it was Braj Bhasha.

[@GhazniBihar]

​@@soumyadipmukherjee6627stop lies. Cholas spoke Tamil. Not related to north Indians

[@adv.ajaiabraham4089]

​@@Chanakya2use english if you want a common language, no hindi .

[@vssj91]

As a Tamilian myself, I don't respect those hooligans anymore. Their Dravidian culture is now item song with lungi in the mouth

[@ccpbats9348]

Same here

[@senthilveeran1723]

​@@ccpbats9348 Same here. Well said 👍

[@user-lh9cd8nq4j]

As an Odia , I love ❤ Tamil language.. and culture, after Odia

[@ADas-ux6el]

​@@user-lh9cd8nq4jBhaina! ମୁଁ ବି ଓଡ଼ିଆ ପୁଅ, ମୁ ତେଲୁଗୁ ସଂସ୍କୃତି ଭାରି ପସନ୍ଦ କରେ।।

[@blockbuilds5818]

@@user-lh9cd8nq4j jay jagannath

[@prietya9906]

I'm not sure Hindi is hated in certain parts of India. It is the politicians who make it an issue. If you look at the graduates of Hindi Prachar Sabha, there are more candidates from Tamil Nadu. That shows, it is the politicians who engineer the hate, for votes.

[@vijayanandsanatana3614]

Hindi prachar sabha

[@prietya9906]

@@vijayanandsanatana3614 You are right. I did that long time ago.

[@kamesh5846]

The land for hindi prachar sabha is also given by the state government. And no one hates hindi Or hindi speaking people here. We just hate the insensitivity people from hindi belt have towards tamil speaking people. Tamils don't get offended if we go to North and no one speaks to us in tamil. We accept all the differences that are there. And North indian workers here feel more safer than they were in their villages. Most of them say the same. Only few people from North working in white collar jobs get offended for even telling you don't have a surname!. They keep B!tching about the differences they see here. That's my observation.

[@rage8673]

That too is true, main thing is the politicians themselves are motivated by these british division policies and are supported by evangelists and NGOs funded by breaking india forces.

[@Unfollowthem]

I truly hate.. for activities... They should immediately stop this... North Promote only Hindi/Urdu/Persianised... South wants Sanskrit Delaying of teaching, promoting Sanskrit will leads to more Rift and misguided...

[@jaysangker9799]

i''m Tamilian,born & live in Indonesia...L'm proud as a Tamilian🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@Aamaaraan7]

Tamil language is not allowed in Indonesia

[@jaysangker9799]

@@Aamaaraan7 who said? Indonesia is democracy country…all of Indonesian people respect to all mother tounge, are you Indonesian?

[@Aamaaraan7]

@@jaysangker9799 i visited Indonesia many times but none of tamilians know to speak their own language

[@jaysangker9799]

@@Aamaaraan7 for that i accepted coz our young generation in Indonesia they already become real Indonesian but they’re still understand tamil language but for replied little beat difficult, but now in medan (specially) we starting for teach them tamil language…we need also some support tamilian from india (maybe in future)…for teach us about language n origin culture from south India🙏🏻, thanks for the attention bro👍🏼

[@vikinieswaranvki]

Yaadhum Ure Yaavarum Kelir brother 👌

[@vikinieswaranvki]

What a great insightful and informative documentary. Thanks for that and "Tamizh Nadu is land of Pillaiyar not Periyar" Nailed it my brother. 😂👏

[@BlackSwanClan]

F***k off periyar is better than all the saint

[@Schrodinger-c7g]

I am from Uttarakhand, and I respect the people of southern part of India. External actors tried to divide us by telling false stories and they also succeeded. This is the time to take India forward. There is no doubt that South India is more developed than North India and there are still many problems in the North. We all should work for the country like Indians. And as far as language is concerned, you can speak in whatever language you like, there is no doubt that South India has rich Indian languages ​​and we all respect them. One of the main reasons for the bad conditions in North India is the invasion of external forces from the North, which our ancestors faced bravely, we should respect it and do the collective development of the whole of India. And please stay away from those leaders who talk about dividing India. They are ready to do anything just for there votes. Jai Hind ❤🇮🇳❤️ (Ps-: I'm trying to learn some South languages 😅 its tough 😭🥲 but I'll 🤧)

[@djrandomwalker7656]

as a north indian ,i think it is time everyone learns 3 language. english + mother tongue+ pick any from 22 lang . 3rd one for speaking only , no need to burden kids with grammar or writing. english is taking over, most of my rich friends kids can barely speak mother tongue. my nephew speaks hindi like he is nri kid from america. when i was in bengluru, people only wanted to speak english, so never got the chance to learn kannada. but when i was in a arab country i had to learn basic arabic, bcz no one wanted to converse in english.

[@venkatakishore8941]

As a South Indian, I can tell in next 100 years, English will vanish from South India. Currently world is connected by English, it was Persian before and so on. English time is coming to end

[@prajualdennis8760]

@@venkatakishore8941 English wont go anywhere to be honest. Even if the west stops speaking English, Us south Indians will keep it alive, Its Integral to us, Its our second langauge and we will chose english over Hindi anyday. you learn it or you perish

[@filmwood7979]

Even us north indians learn Hindi as our 2nd language other than Mother tongue, but tamils act as if they are doing favour to us talking in Hindi lol

[@flame-u4g]

@@prajualdennis8760 😂perish?? Are u a MoFo rice bag?? There are billions of ppl who don't know English nd are still leading a good life Us South Indians?? 😂😂 English is not our language it is just need of the hour if the west nd other parts of the world move on to another language English will RIP nd we'll learn the new language Don't live in delusion

[@rajeshwarraokaramcheti962]

Sir, But those who come from other states to Andhra Pradesh are now the two Telugu states Telangana and Andhra speak to us in their own language and we the residents of Telugu states will have to learn their language and speak to them like sorry to say slaves, this is what I observed from those who come from other states even in hotels, oriya and bihari people only speak in Hindi and insist on us to speak in Hindi in Hyderabad and even in Visakhapatnam. Telugus also now a days not liking their mother tongue. Now a days, even some letters are not pronounced and they forgotten telugu letters like ళ,శ,ణ and so on.

[@vamsidaran]

ఋ..... ౠ.... ఱ.... Did you use these letters in todays script... Language keeps transforming to simple... Try to understand that

[@shashikumarkalledevar8433]

Exactly, same is Happening in Bengaluru too...its getting out of the hand already....

[@krisrau1112]

😂😂this is a rational observation. Just go to the godavari districts of Andhra Pradesh and see how one is treated if he doesn't know Telugu. Scorned. Anyways be happy atleast this video is getting u guys recognition. Alot of fuss about Telugu. Btw, I'm not a North Indian.

[@soumyadipmukherjee6627]

Well in kannada if we see there is prevalence and should be used letters as u mentioned ಣ , ಳ , ಶ in kannada if we interchange the latter the meaning will only change off like ಅನ್ನ it means rice ಅಣ್ಣ means brother ಳ is heavily used in kannada without it there's is no words which can be made it's still important in kannada

[@prashanthreddy3326]

Telangana Telugu people pronounce శ(श) correctly. But we pronounce the Retroflex sounds ణ, ళ, ష (ण, ळ, ष) as న, ల, శ (न, ल, श) respectively, because we don't have a habit of pronouncing ణ, ళ, ష in our dialect. As per my observation, Andhra Telugu people, Tamil, Odia and Assamese people pronounce శ(श) as 's' instead of using 'sh'. Like, instead of writing Shiva(शिव/శివ) they write it as Siva. Especially I observed Andhra people writing వంశీ / वंशी as Vamsi, while in Telangana we write it as Vamshi.

[@Awesomeness7ish]

The good thing is all this wrong can be corrected. All our Gurus hail from Southern part of India. The invaders destroyed temples in North India but could not reach the Southern part of India. If anything, this is our time to display to the world not only is India one but we also enjoy the diversity embedded in our culture. Bounded by an invisible thread of the same reality.

[@ripsanskrit3609]

First step to show diversity is to remove language politics of North

[@Worldcitizen7777]

90% gurus came from north not South and invaders didn't came I'm South cuz North Indians were fighting invaders abd there were 10 times more foreign attack om North than South

[@rggrrggr290]

@@Worldcitizen7777 out of 5 jagadgurus 4 are sri adi shankaracharya , sri ramanujacharya , sri madhavacharya , sri nimbarkacharya born in southern part of india

[@sureshkumar-qw9ny]

"The invaders destroyed temples in North India" - this particular ignorance should stop. To dictate invasion wasn't happening in south or the extreme idiocy of the same which dictate south wasn't faced with war is complete ignorance of history. Muslim invasion started in south much earlier than in north from Africa and our SE Asian friends weren't staying idol either, there are multiple reports of conquest and war made onshore and offshore with them. Heck did none of you wonder why many SE countries as South Indian, especially Tamizh flavors in their society and for some even their language is influenced by Tamizh. Not to mentions for thousands of years south was divided among four major kingdoms and they were at their necks at the chance and then there is forest/mountain tribe. Destruction of temples in North is not just subjected to invasions alone rather due to your own frivolous practices and lack of intolerance in every empire that ruled these region. And this shows even today. In simple words you people way too focused on religion...to the point you look like cult members.

[@johnnyenglish2753]

@@Worldcitizen7777dude pls read books and histories. Most gurus are from south also most siddhas r from south.

[@girishk7003]

There is a valid reason for Hindi hate - The problem with most Hindi people is their expectation from others to learn Hindi, rather than them showing respect to local languages. They tend to establish that Hindi is superior.

[@jahnvisingh8015]

Maybe I am an exception. I believe that Tamizh is aesthetically, phonetically superior.

[@peacepact8875]

That's just your perspective to see things. Just because someone speaks Hindi in a nonHindi demography doesn't mean they are asserting their superiority. It merely means that the individual isn't aware of the local language. If people know what the individual is speaking they would reply, if they don't they'll pass. That's how it is ought to be. Inspite of being a South Indian, I cannot understand Kannada and Telugu, so does it mean I feel that my language is superior, exactly no.

[@Aratiii06]

​@@peacepact8875this is not about he/she speaking in Hindi. It is about him / her forcing others to speak in Hindi in unwilling non Hindi speaking states through individual actions and through central govt.

[@peacepact8875]

@@Aratiii06 I will again repeat. If someone speaks in Hindi and you understand it, then reply. If you don't understand, you can freely say I don't understand and pass. I have only heard Classical languages being promoted by Central government and Hindi is not a classical language on first place.

[@paulmorais476]

Just realized: You speak Hindi because that's the only language you know. We speak to you in Hindi because that's the only language you know. It's a Hindi circle of life!

[@joel12388]

I'm from Tamil Nadu. No one hate Hindi or North Indian. Its just a myth. We Only against imposing. Then how North Indian Rajinikanth became a number one hero in Tamil Nadu. Even if he is Marathi we never saw him as a Marathi. Same goes to Periyar who is kannadiga.

[@keerthanaanandhan_official]

e v ramaswamy is not a kannadiga he is a telugu. He is a waste of TN

[@joel12388]

@@keerthanaanandhan_official He is kanndiga sister.

[@keerthanaanandhan_official]

oh ok bro i thought so because of his caste name

[@ganeshgane9109]

If that was case, loving too much of mother tongue language, why do Tamil govt impose strong English language in all subjects, Even in our Andhra also they impose strong English language in all subjects, why are not look English as communication language

[@truthteller2991]

Wait for voice enables LLM translators in built in watches and phones etc. No one will require to learn nay language. It may sound as idiotic as back 20 years ink pen was thought be irreplaceable a. Language is just medium and we should not fight. CuLture is one. Once revival happens in TN, it will be greatest. TN IS the cultural capital state of India and t TN politicians knew the fact if they keep open they will become irrelevant and thats why linguistic divide was taken as catalyst to carry on politics because after anti hindu anti brahmin eradication there was no issue accept language as a barrier for them to survive. It is a just a matter of time TN will have its glory and DMK goons cannot stop it no matter what they do. NB:Dont bother to reply if you are a DMK goon. i wont entertain

[@tte1101]

The irony is Periyar’s parents named him “Rama”. He should have changed it to Ravana.

[@satyanaraharimallisetty]

North Indian languages are different because common people of North India stopped using Samskrutham words in local dailacts and started using Urdu and Persian words..the very word "Persian" is a Samskrutham word Parushini. A culture developed in banks of river Parushini

[@pavitraranjanswain4010]

Please refer Manorama World book of 1994 on Indian Languages.

[@arjavgarg5801]

कदापि नहीं

[@r-vinth7923]

Origin Middle English: from Old French persien, from Latin Persia, via Greek from Old Persian pārsa ‘Persia’ (modern Persian pārs, Arabic fārs ) Parushini is Ravi river where porus fought alexander😂

[@arjavgarg5801]

@@pavitraranjanswain4010 can you share link where I can read

[@pavitraranjanswain4010]

@@arjavgarg5801 : Links are not available. I tried for the soft copy in the web.

[@overthecounterbeanie]

North Indians move to non-Hindi speaking cities and then expect everyone around them to speak Hindi instead of learning the local language.

[@vivaj1000]

Where are you from?

[@GiriPrasath.D]

They are expecting all Indian should speak hindi.

[@SharatSahay]

😂

[@harikannanramadas6564]

​@@vivaj1000In which world are you living in? Wake up.

[@Samsung-zg9ql]

No one does that... It's the fault of education system. At least one of the languages from South should be taught in schools in the north

[@animeshbhatt3383]

In Mumbai, Pune nobody forces you to learn Marathi. When in Ahmedabad, Vadodara you are not forced to learn Gujarati..

[@coastofkonkan]

It should be

[@akhripasta2670]

It should be Or else their language will be wiped off or corrupted with unnecessary loan words.

[@mangeshjawale8396]

​@@akhripasta2670Agree but we know that imposing Marathi isn't good practice, but encouraging them to learn Marathi is best practice.

[@AaryanTiwari-xv5kh]

​​@@akhripasta2670dear language learning takes time, link language is required. Like Indonesia has Bahasa Indonesia(Indonesian language). Indonesia like India, is pretty diverse too.

[@animeshbhatt3383]

​@@AaryanTiwari-xv5kh That's true, the language fanatics think it's your intent, but in reality it's about individual ability.

[@ripsanskrit3609]

But the British guys wasnt wrong about tamil being pure without sanskrit. It like Korean is pure without Chinese 🤷‍♂️

[@flame-u4g]

Avg Rice bag

[@Divinenatureee]

Thank you for the video. I think now we need new linguistic studies on all indic language and see how all languages are interconnected.

[@arjavgarg5801]

Sov order, retroflex, bunch of things actually

[@ripsanskrit3609]

Yeah non baised aliens should do that

[@varsha9546]

being an Marathi (Maharashtrian), i love all indian languages, & respect them. i like शुद्ध हिन्दी but I hate new north indian/ Bollywood "hurdu" ( हुउर्दू mixer of hindi & persian) language.

[@tusharsawkar9731]

Hindi is a very recent language.. There is no question of whether Hindi was an ancient language. Hindi got a foothold.

[@Vishvakarma1980]

Well said brother, colonial root, break the unity of Bharat....Stay unite Bharatvasi❤

[@tsMuthuraman-hm6wg]

Bharath itself is a story character.

[@ihaveaboyfriendmeh1026]

Brilliant work my brother. Amazing insights with proofs. Just my two cents on Hindi. You see I am a Bangali. I was raised in Gujarat and I now live in Mumbai. I can fluently converse in all the three (Bangla, Gujarati, Marathi, and also Hindi) But imagine a truck driver or a tourist or a business consultant who has gone to a southern state for traveling or for work. You can't expect the person to suddenly know your language. It's the same thing for a Tamil or a Kannadiga in Gujarat or Bengal or Punjab. In that case we need a common language to smoothen the communication. Which language will cause the least time and effort? Bangla is the world's 7th most spoken language. But it will be extremely difficult for the entire nation to adopt Bangla. English is the world's most common language. But if we are to adopt the decolonization then we must let go of English as it causes a lot of class differences in Indians. Even most people from Southern India don't speak English. Hindi on the other hand is the 2nd most spoken language in the world and most popular language in India. It will take less time and effort for adopting Hindi than any other language. Now, a common argument given is that: Hindi will corrupt the mother tongue. Absolutely NO! I still speak Bangla and Gujarati with my parents, my spouse, my bong and gujju friends. In fact, due to inferiority complex I read Bengali literature of Sarat Chandra and Bankim Chandra. So, Hindi is easier to have a common language and no, it will only strengthen the influence of mother tongue.

[@rajkumar-vj6ip]

We, the people of Tamil Nadu (the land of temples), won't accept the imposition of any language. Tamil and God are inseparable for us.

[@Manny-ml6kb]

Certain section of society who make videos by leeching of content like this might come after you and your channel in the future, breaking apart everything, labelling as pseudoscience,false narration. Don't falter,don't fall for their provocations. Keep spreading the information and uniting us as one. We are with you ❤ 🙏🏻

[@ChandraSekhar-er4ji]

🙏ఆధారాలు చూపిస్తూ చాలా లోతైన విశ్లేషణ చేశారు. నాకు తెలిసీ ఇంత వివరణాత్మకమైన వీడియో YT లో ఇంకొకటి లేదనుకుంటున్నాను. అభినందనలు ఆచార్య గారూ 🙏 జయ గురు దత్త శ్రీ గురు దత్త 🙏

[@rajeshwarraokaramcheti962]

But I am very happy to hear that Telugu is from Sanskrit. As I read in some text long ago that Sanskrit was born from the mouth of Bhavan Vishnu and Telugu from his mind( heart hridayam హృదయం)

[@mnsundher]

And which language was born from .......??😅

[@ripsanskrit3609]

Telugu is just dialect of old tamil after it got raped by sanskrit brutally 😢

[@anil2584]

​@ripsanskrit3609your name explained your level of intelligence clown

[@r.i.o.t9975]

​@@ripsanskrit3609 bruh it's true but these people's can't accept it

[@pavitraranjanswain4010]

People living south of Godavari are called Madrasis and people living north of Godavari are called Biharis. So in India two categories live one Madrasis and other Biharis.

[@emghee2510]

Thx for explaining. I keep seeing "bihar bhai" in some Hindi twitter accounts and didn't know what they refer to. FYI: I'm a foreigner who learned Hindi surrounded by good people from Kerala and Telangana. REALLY wanna learn Telugu. 💕

[@dannystark7668]

​@@emghee2510i can explain u more abt our country if u want,the real history

[@wesleymouch7498]

😄😄😄

[@jahnvisingh8015]

Really !! I never knew this.

[@hanudeepkumar9066]

Really bro😂. Couldn't believe I was Bihari all along living in Andhra Pradesh without knowing how to speak Hindi.

[@Goldie2110]

As usual factual and brilliant !!

[@coastofkonkan]

Where is Western & Eastern part of India in this debate? Almost 30% of India.

[@krisrau1112]

Yes it's all a Telugu boost.

[@Aratiii06]

You have any such studies, make a video.

[@krisrau1112]

@@Aratiii06 i didn't get u.

[@Aratiii06]

@@krisrau1112 if you have any studies done on any other language similar to the one in this video, you can make a video of the former yourself

[@krisrau1112]

@@Aratiii06 thanks for the suggestion. But I'm really not a KZbinr. Just an audience who has a right to an opinion. And i wouldn't take the trouble to boost one single language majorly. Only an inferior person will go the extent of blowing his own trumpet, whether with proof or not. Every language is unique. It's not about which language we speak, it's all about how well we connect humbly to a human or an animal. Once we die, we leave it all to the 5 elements.

[@tivo3720]

I'm from Bengal. Today politicans, historians especially the leftists communist propagate this Arya - Dravida propaganda. In Bengal they are trying to portray mahisasur as the native dravidan of Bengal and ma Durga as Aryan. I think as Hindu and Indian we need to support intercaste and inter State marriages make the bond stronger. And we need to learn our mother language+ Sanskrit.

[@tsMuthuraman-hm6wg]

It is OK for mother tongues of sanskrit origin. But not for other language families.

[@saravanaguru7613]

21:46 we tamils always wanted to speak and write in pure tamil without the mixing of other languages, thats what all the tamil poets also insisted (of course now while speaking we use english and other language words also in between, but while writing we won't mix most of the time ) . this is not because of hate to other languages or sanskirit, it is because love to our Tamil and tamil culture and to protect it from other language mixing to protect its originality/ uniqness , that's the whole idea . And this idea is not started after british it was here way before from the sangam age , that's why Tamil is being the oldest language spoken by large number of people in the world. so the whole point is we don't hate any language we love our language and culture more than anything and we want to preserve it.

[@ripsanskrit3609]

Excalty. He made is sound like tamil can't be pure without sanskrit.

[@krutarthpatel9283]

The word oldest itself is controversial but ok!

[@user-ib2dq7ev5n]

It is more accurate to say that tamil is actually the LEAST sanskrit mixed language instead of It is pure.. cuz since 1bce or 1ad tamik started to get sanskrit vocab now there are considerable number of sanskrit words which can easily or hardly pick up in tamil..

[@saravanaguru7613]

@@krutarthpatel9283 nope its a proven fact , Tamil is the oldest language still spoken by more number of people in the world and it was proved UNESCO

[@saravanaguru7613]

@@user-ib2dq7ev5n Yes, of course there are some sanskrit words mixed in Tamil, but those words don't have to be in Tamil and Tamil don't need that also, because Tamil can be spoken and written without the help of any other language's vocabularies, (which is not the case of some other languages that need Sanskrit or Tamil's vocabs to speak and write). So Tamil being like this why we have to mix sanskrit in Tamil to ruin is purity. And i am saying this again we don't hate any language , we hate any language imposition and we want to protect our languages purity like how our ancestors did , at least we will try. And i won't believe that point u said about Tamil started getting sanskrit vocab from 1bce or 1ad, it should be started hardly 600 or 700 years(maximum) before from now . Because in 1bce and upto 1000-1200AD Cheras, Cholas and Pandyas where around there at that time so they will never let it happen.

[@JayasuryaaGR]

I'm a Tamilan. Its linguistically proved that Dravidian langs have separate origin & over time mixed with spoken Prakrit & Sanskrit langs. Today Tamil is the only Drav lang that can function independently without words of Indo-Aryan langs although such words circulate in TN ppls' vocabulary. Periyar was a leftist who hated not only Sanskrit but also Tamil! It was the efforts of Maraimalai Adigalar, an ardent Tamil Shivite priest who established pure Tamil movement, as a result of which practice of combining Tamil & Indo-Aryan langs words r abolished in press, newspapers, govt records, etc. Over time this resulted in increased pure Tamil words in ppls' vocabulary too (however English words r increasing due to globalisation). Tamilars don't hate any lang. Tamilars learn & adopt to regional langs wherever they work. We only oppose the imposition of langs in TN which is absolutely our rights. After independence Indian gov announced Hindi as National lang, told it must be used by all state govt & ppl must learn it. Then protests bursted in TN after which Congress reverted it. However Cen. Govts continue to impose Hindi in one way or other like through education policies which face criticisms. At last, Ravana celebration is due to recently increasing Tamil Nationalism ideology against Dravidianism. Ravana is speculated as ancient Tamil king (before Nayanmars' Bhakthi movement) as Sri Lanka was historically inhabited by Tamilars. This stands based on speculation that demons who opposed Vedic Yajnas are non-Aryan local leaders. Hope u r open minded & won't delete this comment.

[@tmahavishnu]

Even ancient Tamil texts mention that Sanskrit is much older than Tamil.

[@JayasuryaaGR]

@@tmahavishnu Kindly tell me which literature & what is the song number

[@tmahavishnu]

The Tholkappiyam mentions the influence of Sanskrit on Tamil literature. It borrows literary theory from Sanskrit texts. This shows Sanskrit has a much older origin.

[@JayasuryaaGR]

@@tmahavishnu Brahmins were living in Tamilakam during Sangam times, so Vedic culture was present. They too contributed to Tamil poems. Since Sanskrit didn't had its own writing script, Tamil was used to write Sanskrit (as told in this video too). Tholkappiyam created rules on how to use Sanskrit words in Tamil like Lakshman, Hanuman, etc. Tholkappiyar mentioned that he learnt phonology from previous Tamil literature called Ayndhiram (now lost). No evidence in ur saying that he borrowed literary theory from Sanskrit texts. Vedic hymns were orally transmitted for many generations, such practice was not with Tamil. But this is not way to conclude that Sanskrit was older to Tamil. Both the langs were independently evolved Vedic lang/Vedic Sanskrit -> Classical Sanskrit Ancient-Tamil/Proto-Dravidian -> Sangam Tamil -> Modern Tamil If u want to conclude the oldest lang based on ones influence on another, then Ancient-Tamil/Proto-Dravidian sounds r even present in Rig Vedic hymns which shows Tamil is older

[@SyNaj]

Thank for this comment

[@thangap200]

Finally India is a union of States and Unity among diversity. So i respect all the spoken and written languages. Don't keep on fiddling with languages and create disharmony among the people of India which is sensitive. Narendra Damodaradas Modi's regime is the darkest side of Indian politics which made discrimination among people of India on communal and language basis which can't be accepted my dear Indian people. I love you all❤❤❤

[@Chillbaba-1990]

It's self preservation what did Congress do to help Hindus cause. No mention appeasement of mus.. modi speaks as it is. Brushing everything under the carpet and then pushing moderate narrative is bound to break down some day and modi just did it. I have seen countless debate and leftist can't even put up a fight the right debaters just tramples them

[@ShaneGam-kz2kn]

As South Tamilians, we should reject Hindi as the main language

[@JOURNEY-NEVER-ENDS]

what is dravida? please explain❤❤❤ Feeling proud I know Both TAMIL AND SANSKRIT❤❤❤

[@vanisridhar5509]

A place surrounded by water on three sided is called as dravida. A language spoken in this region is called as dramil -> tamil. Mix of dramil & Sanskrit in trilinga(region surrounded by 3 linga) region is telugu. Same for karunadu & chera nadu.

[@JOURNEY-NEVER-ENDS]

@@vanisridhar5509 it means I need to know more about sanskit and tamil🫨🫨🫨

[@ripsanskrit3609]

​@@vanisridhar5509nice

[@HelloShri-hi7ui]

@@vanisridhar5509 dude stop making your own story 😅

[@vanisridhar5509]

@@HelloShri-hi7ui No, it's somewhat true. In ancient times, we don't have name for language. so the place name became language name. Dravid -> Dramil -> Tamil. (First Dramil represent the language spoken in Dravid region. Then later it became as present Tamil). Trilingual -> Telungu -> Telugu. Karu(black) + naadu(country) -> Karnataka(black soil land). Malai(mountain) + aal(man) -> Malayalam (mountain region).

[@sivaniam]

Next is the “exclusion of Ravana” in Periya Puranam. One can write a thesis on this subject but let me make it simple. Any Tamil scholar who has some association with the Siva Tradition (not Saivite tradition) knows that the whole of the Periya Puranam is based on the “one poem” found and made available sometime in the 12th century (Suntarar - Tiruttondar Tiruvandhadhi - Thirumurai 7). The compiler of all these poems (Nambiyandar Nambi) created a verse using this single poem. Any one not found in this verse (including Manikavasagar of Siva Puranam) is not listed in the 63 Nayanmar, let alone Ravana. It is as simple as that. Now to provide more explanation, previous to this, these is no mention of the “history of any of them listed”, as they were made “lost” until the Chola Empire came to power in Tamil Nadu. Were the Chola Kings “truly responsible for bring these books out”- I am not sure, but what is the truth is that the 11 + 1 (= 12 Thirumurai books) and the (3 + 11 (= 14 Siva Sastra Books), were compiled / written during this period. Until this time the term “Saivite” was not recorded in any of the 11 + 3 original books of the Siva tradition. Next “Nambiyandar Nambi” arranged the poems in accordance with the “100 + 3 (=103) Panns (musical treatise of the Tamil tradition)”. Once again it was the “Aryan Sanskrit Brahmins” who had destroyed the “literature, music and the theatre tradition” of the Tamil people. So, the revival of Tamil treatise had to be stopped. So started the dual strategy of the Brahmins. As for the Sastra books they wrote the “explanation of the 3 books” and codified it as the “only true translation” of the so called “Saivite Madams”; while for the Thirumirai they created the “Periya Puranas” which were codified by the Brahmins and retained as the “history of the saints”. After the fall of the Chola Empire the Tamil tradition took another round of beating by the Aryan based Pallava Dynasty. The whole of the Tamil tradition would have been lost if not for the conquering of India by the British. That was an indirect benefit of the Tamils. Now after independence, this Tamil movement had to be stopped. So came this “traitors of DMK and Periyar”. DMK and Periyar are NOT people of the Tamil tradition. Their strategy (which I personally think) worked in cohort with the Brahmin or Aryan people. On one side this “DMK and Periyar followers” are preaching not to touch the “Tamil religious books and the temple”; while on the other hand the Aryans Brahmins are in full control of the “temples and the interpretation of the Tamil books.” This joined strategy of the “DMK and Periyar and the Aryan Brahmins” have perfectly prevented the Tamils to go deep into reviving the Tamil tradition and culture. This Periya Purana (including the Ramayana and Mahabaratha) are nothing but “made up mythology stories”. There many be some elements of “truth behind these stories, but which of them precisely is the truth” - no one knows. The Indians are only only people who still believe “monkeys can fly and tied people on stones can float”. Thanks to the “brainwashing” of the Sanskrit puranic tradition.

[@YinYanUzumaki]

No cause you believe that dead person hung up on cross comes back to life and even though he could not save himself , he souls definitely save you 😂

[@aryaputra55662]

I am a Hindi speaker but I have keen interest to learn Southern languages especially Telugu and Tamil as well as East Indian languages like Bengali ❤ my mother is Angika a dialect of Maithili

[@GoudSabhab]

Our south politicians play language politics especially in tamilnadu and Karnataka 🤡

[@ripsanskrit3609]

North started it🥱 . It's doesn't come out of blue

[@HelloShri-hi7ui]

It's not a language politics it's just protecting our languages.

[@GoudSabhab]

@@HelloShri-hi7ui then North people also trying to save sanatan dharma from Islum then y we people call them cow belt religion fanatics

[@vijayakumar2967]

​@@GoudSabhab north fought for their territory which is done by all kingdoms, their intention isn't to save South from invasion, for your kind reference South also witnessed Islamic invasion.

[@pokemonitishere202]

And North politicians play religion & caste politics 💩

[@Humming432]

As a tamilian, I have no hate for Hindi and it's the same with most of Tamils. (I'm sorry If you'd met some nutcases, especially politicians. But tbh, no sane one would say that they hate Hindi) And I've always loved Sanskrit, and I would love to learn Sanskrit, I wish we'd mandatory Sanskrit classes in school. We'd Hindi subject for the span of 3 years in school and I now know how to read, write and understand Hindi pretty well. I hope our education system and government focuses on saving the dying out language the same way it implements the widely spoken language. And to the creator of this video, I've watched a couple of video of yours, and the dedication you've towards your work and the effort you've put into every one of your video is admirable ❤👏🏼

[@TheDevBellowStairs]

Sanskrit is not mandatory in Tamil schools? I'm from UP and we had Sanskrit mandatory from 4th standard to graduation. ( I'm genuinely asking no hate at all )

[@Humming432]

@@TheDevBellowStairs Unfortunately, no. It's not mandatory in Tamil schools. But some schools have it as an optional subject in 12th grade. And it also depends on whether you are studying in a cbse or state syllabus based school as well...

[@TheDevBellowStairs]

@@Humming432 I see, I didn't know that, thanks for telling me this..

[@Humming432]

@@TheDevBellowStairs No mention :)

[@Fourth4Element]

What are people afraid of? You can learn a second language without losing your culture and identity. People who are bilingual also benefit from higher iq leading to a better quality of life and better career opportunities.

[@tsMuthuraman-hm6wg]

It is applicable to hindi speakers , especially those flocking to other states in search of even menial jobs !

[@Aratiii06]

Yeah. True. So why do Hindi speakers not learn local language of other states they migrate to so that life is easier for both Hindi speakers and natives?

[@Fourth4Element]

Fair enough. English is sufficient for a second language. But Hindus north & south, must vote for Bjp otherwise the anti-Hindu powers will rule India again.

[@tsMuthuraman-hm6wg]

@@Fourth4Element But they are bent on hindi imposition !

[@Attitudezero884]

​@@Fourth4Elementkeep your bjp with you

[@Tulsi1958]

Your research and analysis is most remarkable.

[@AP-eb8hd]

Maturity is when you realize language is a medium communicate..

[@tsMuthuraman-hm6wg]

Our language is in noway inferior !

[@AP-eb8hd]

@@tsMuthuraman-hm6wg who said any language is inferior or superior?

[@tsMuthuraman-hm6wg]

@@AP-eb8hd Sanskrit was projected as deva bhasha and tamil as neecha bhasha by the kanchi mutt !

[@AP-eb8hd]

@@tsMuthuraman-hm6wg screw them.. anyone can say anything..

[@ripsanskrit3609]

Exactly some people think their language is God's language

[@nitudada1]

Division would come to a pass when one side of the brain will hate the other side.

[@Vandemataram78]

For the propaganda driving people adding dividing comments won't work in project shivoham audience. .. for us desha and dharma are important..... not dominating on one another...jai shree ram...

[@tsMuthuraman-hm6wg]

Both the words desha and dharma are not tamil .

[@Vandemataram78]

@@tsMuthuraman-hm6wg you proved my point...🤣🤣🤣 communist spawn😆😆

[@Chanakya2]

​@tsMuthuraman-hm6wg busss kr Bhai 😭 Teri bakchodi se dimaag ka bhosda ho gya hai

[@ripsanskrit3609]

😊

[@Vandemataram78]

@@tsMuthuraman-hm6wg thanks for proving my statement 😁

[@withsen]

As a shivbakht and tamilian shivan portrayed in thiruvasakam more than 2000 years back where this land had only sanskrit and tamil. In thiruvasakam we can see only pure tamil words. If people stop this comparison all these arguments will fade away

[@prakashrao8077]

The truth there is more Sanskritam preserved and used daily in Malayalam Kannada Tamizh and Telugu!

[@r.i.o.t9975]

Wow these northies are brain dead tamil has own script own words Sanskrit was influenced in ancient times not originated 🤦

[@saptam1001]

I'm so sorry, but as a South Indian the thing that irritates me most is that when our most important person the honarable prime minister makes a speech no where is there an automatic translation live to the other Indian languages, as a *requirement*. In fact none of these speeches are even translated to English. It needs to start from the top. Non Hindi speakers do not feel respected as citizens, it's that simple.

[@saptam1001]

Why English? Well, English is neutral and gives no one the feeling that they are less favoured. Most of India doesn't speak Hindi and doesn't understand why everyone should be made to. English ironically allows us some equality.

[@AtheistNationalist]

Modiji is not a native Hindi speaker though. He's a pakka gujarati. We gujaratis arent hindi speakers btw. Less than 50% soeak Hindi in our state. Only in urban speakers you'll find hindi speakers. In rural areas, hindi speakers are at most 15% and even their Hindi is very basic

[@ripsanskrit3609]

​@AtheistNationalist aren't you ashamed to say close to 50% speak hindi. Don't you want your people to speak their mother tongue. If speak hindi what brings people closer in North means you failed horribly

[@paulmorais476]

Just realized: You speak Hindi because that's the only language you know. We speak to you in Hindi because that's the only language you know. It's a Hindi circle of life!

[@jiminies]

​@@paulmorais476is it? I'm pretty sure we're speaking in English right now.

[@sunetraadhya5170]

India should have a three language education policy. Students should learn Sandkrit, their mother tounge & any other Indian language of their choice (from those enlisted in our Constitition). Sanskrit should be our official language, & English optional foreign language. People will learn it if they find it useful. An appeal to the government, please do not limit education to wage earning skills only. It is of no value if it doesn't create responsible refined citizens for a country.

[@tsMuthuraman-hm6wg]

English along with own language is enough. Why two link languages ?

[@user-fh7mt4ox5c]

@@tsMuthuraman-hm6wg No give up ALL Bharatiya languages, adopt English only and become BROWN successful rich Englishmen like the US, Canada, Australia, NZ etc. FOR THE EMPIRE!

[@user-fh7mt4ox5c]

Excellent ideas, but people will learn the languages of currency and choice. As BHARAT recovers from centuries of invasions, foreign rule and the extraction of $45 TRILLION by the British Empire, we have to make a conscience choice of we are. My first comment in this debate? I am still BHARATIYA because of the heroic resistance offered by my ancestors, so much so, that my soul is still BHARATIYA, even more so after living in the land of Sunak for 50+ years. JAI BHARAT JAI BIHAR!

[@tsMuthuraman-hm6wg]

@@user-fh7mt4ox5c Why give up own indian mother tongue ?

[@user-fh7mt4ox5c]

@@tsMuthuraman-hm6wg Why not? Either respect and learn your own mother tongue properly (not KHICHRI) or learn the IMPERIAL language properly. All the Arab states gave up their languages to speak ARABIC from Arabia, as they converted to Islam. Enough of this language nonsense! Learn the IMPERIAL language, convert fully and stop wasting valuable time!

[@patriotenfield3276]

Meanwhile everyone in the comment section forgetting North Eastern India exists XD. Seriously tho our main attempt should be oriented towards making cultures from North East India mainstream .

[@Paintedfigs]

The art used for the Battle of Plassey at the 2:50 mark is by a Sri Lankan artist, Prasanna Weerakoddy.

[@nikki8979]

Ravana comes from north india from Gurugram and he is a brahmin

[@SharatSahay]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@JoJo-mq6jt]

Areee ye kya bol diye ho

[@mnsundher]

You are absolutely right. Ravana comes from South Gurugram😅

[@vidhisisodiya2388]

Hahaha

[@crazy_for_kpop562]

😂😂😂

[@badKrma]

Lets say that the Dravidian languages are indeed a separate language family, that have over the millenia been influenced by Sankrit. All languages tend to evolve with time so then what difference does it make! As a Kannadiga, I concede that regardless of how the language started out, in its current spoken form it is atleast 40% Sanskrit. And honestly i find nothing wrong with that. If anything i am happy that Sanskrit is being preserved in the South when all the northern languages have become so heavily Persianized.

[@AaryanTiwari-xv5kh]

Ironically, Sanskrit is closer to Persian than any Dravidian language. The thing is that, both these languages are more Arabized, which is the main impurity here. Pure Persian words sound and appear similar to Indo-Aryan words. It will rather be great to get rid of this impurity 'Arabic' from both these beautiful languages. Plus, best thing would be actually speaking Modern Standard Sanskritised Hindi than just teaching in schools. Needs to be promoted through media. Stay away from Urduwood.

[@vanisridhar5509]

@@AaryanTiwari-xv5kh But persian haplogroup is high in south compare to north.

[@vanisridhar5509]

It will create a problem when someone claims it.

[@AaryanTiwari-xv5kh]

@@vanisridhar5509 Persia too had natives before Iranians. Like Elamites.

[@AaryanTiwari-xv5kh]

@@vanisridhar5509 plus, no race is pure. Everyone is mixed. And I was talking about the language connection mate.

[@sankaraiahkethepalle4887]

Great work sir👏 . Please keep doing more of this sort of investigative information 🙏

[@jithenin]

Late by 3 Days Brother, thank you for this Video with proper research ❤😊🙏

[@nahidparvez3490]

Over 30% of English words are from French but English is not a Romance language its a Germanic language. Just because Dravidian languages and Sanskrit have some same vocabulary it doesnt make them same

[@Ashutosh5897]

And all Dravidian language have Sanskrit vocabulary

[@Ashutosh5897]

Did you just google it 😂 what is Romance language??

[@rishabhrox1]

Nobody said Dravidian languages are same as Sanskrit. However, since all Dravidian states are Hindu-majority, the religious, cultural and linguistic unity in them is attained thanks to Hinduism only. Even the word 'Dravidian', the unifying term for all the South Indian languages, is a Sanskrit-origin term. Nothing wrong in admitting this either.

[@prn_97_]

but that doesn't mean they came from Sanskrit. They were influenced ​@@Ashutosh5897

[@Vandemataram78]

These dividing comments won't work in project shivoham audience. .. for us desha and dharma are important..... not dominating on one another...jai shree ram...

[@tamiltsairam2191]

South India💪🚩🚩🚩🎏🐯🏹🦁🙏🙏

[@user-nu8kk9ek7r]

I am Telugu. Born & Bought up in Secunderabad area. Telugu was my First Language, Hindi Second Language. I am grateful, I am comfortable in Telugu,Hindi & English

[@AchyutChaudhary]

Just curious, isn't Urdu (اُرْدُوِ) the Official Language of Hyderabad/ Secunderabad since the Nizams era? ...and isn't Urdu compulsory in schools nowadays?

[@user-nu8kk9ek7r]

@@AchyutChaudhary Urdu is not a compulsion. It's a choice as a second Language like Sanskrit in Intermediate.

[@varun58578]

ur from hyderbad?

[@komalach5780]

What a nice & enlightening video ☀️🙏🟠🇮🇳🕉️🛕🚩🌴

[@tamalacharya8264]

Very well made video! Salute to the efforts the team has put onto.

[@SaurabhGupta-sn4yv]

Biryani its not tamil name neither any South Indian name but u will find biryani every corner of South India.....most of south indian even don't follow sanatan dharm most are Christian with Hindu name other muslim.....

[@tsMuthuraman-hm6wg]

Sanathana is very complicated with enormous literature , mostly lie stories like ramayana , mahabharatha which have no under ground archeological evidences !

[@SaurabhGupta-sn4yv]

@@tsMuthuraman-hm6wg I am not surprised by ur comments because u r tamil that's y ...u PPL Only have Hindu name other wise u have more faith in Islam and Christianity.....

[@tsMuthuraman-hm6wg]

@@SaurabhGupta-sn4yv Questioning the historicity of the ithihasas is not islam or christianity , but it is geuine attempt to clear the real tamil history from being masked by these lie stories ! The IVC was tamil , not sanskrit .

[@SaurabhGupta-sn4yv]

@@tsMuthuraman-hm6wg I don't care...just don't write Hindu or sanatan in religion column on paper... don't make fool others state....tell to whole bharat that we Tamil are not Hindu but Periyar muslim and Christianity with ravan lover....

[@tsMuthuraman-hm6wg]

@@SaurabhGupta-sn4yv We are truth and tamil lovers , not lie story lovers. Hindu is a fake religious name . It is actually tamil culture. Rig veda has no idol worship. What you call hinduism is itself tamil culture right from IVC times. You are trying to mask that history by lie stories like ramayana, maha bharatha etc.which have no real evidences .

[@NaveenKumar-nq8mh]

I'm from Tamil Nadu, we don't actually hate Sanskrit, even Tamil kings have helped more Sanskrit literatures here.... But we hate it when it's imposed on us or when our language was treated as a secondary in our own land.... Dravidian party opposed imposition of Hindi as a third language in TN, but how many North Indian started learning Tamil or any other southern language as a third language in your carriculum....no, then why we should accept it.... We only opposed implementation of Hindi and Sanskrit in schools but the institution for those languages were still running and you can learn if you want.... Abd onemore, if a South Indian travel any Northern states, we actually try to adopt to the local language.... But when a North Indian came to South, they expect us to speak Hindi and that's completely a rude mentality....

[@wesleymouch7498]

No one has seriously tried to impose Hindi in TN for decades. It is only DMK politicians who cry about it every day to get votes.

[@santoshthakur1679]

Because its official language not north and south like English So its better when learn three or more language Not fluent but for communication English, Hindi, regional language this is what many people do and gov promote Because india have so many languages specially in north can't promote every but you can preserve it And think if currently gov which is more gujrati started promoting then and this is why regional language is promoted by state gov but not gov of india because it has so many languages and Sanskrit as mother language should be respected this is what north think

[@NaveenKumar-nq8mh]

@@santoshthakur1679 I respect Sanskrit, but it's not the mother language of India, if it's a mother language then why it's been spoken only by a particular set of people.... South Indian languages, especially Tamil literature and grammar was completely different from Sanskrit... Even if you remove Sanskrit dialects and words from Telugu, kannada and Malayalam you can end up with a pure version of those languages, which has no connection with sanskriti, we respect the language but it's not our mother language....

[@alpha-vs1fx]

​@@NaveenKumar-nq8mhsouth Indian languages are a derivative of Sanskrit , only Tamil is a separate language but that too has a large Sanskrit vocabulary. Telugu , kannada and Malayalam are more sanskritized than Tamil. There are no south Indian languages without Sanskrit , they are just regional languages that evolved independently , like some North Indian languages as well (Bengali and Gujarati for example).

[@NaveenKumar-nq8mh]

@@alpha-vs1fx South Indian languages didn't originate from Sanskrit, it may have some impact with sanskriti but not originated from it.... Have you ever heard manipiravalam literature, it's still used in Kerala and it's the foundation of Malayalam language, it's about how the Tamil and Sanskrit mixed up together and formed new literature.... Likewise, all South Indian languages have the mixture of both Tamil and Sanskrit in it ....... But in what ratio We commonly use English words on our daily basis, that doesn't mean our language originated from English, likewise if we Remove sanskriti words from Tamil, it'll be a pure version of it... We have our grammatical system for 1000s of years, even before the sanskriti entered South... Do you want to know, when Sanskrit popularized in South India, it's during Vijayanagaram Kingdom, only at this time Sanskrit became much popular here.... So understand one thing my friend, Tamil originated separately, not from Sanskrit..... And one more thing, do you know which language stone inscription was found most in India, go search for it .... And even in Andhra and Karnataka, the oldest and mostly found stone inscription was,... I'm not gonna tell it, go search for it my friend... What you are saying is like, we have many European and Islamic architecture all over India, which means they were one who taught us architecture and Indians learnt from them.... It's not like that

[@SS-wd5sg]

So what’re you suggesting? That we stop speaking tamizh? I don’t get why tamizh is so targeted. Hindi speakers will come to your place and tell you to speak Hindi. That’s what the colonizers did. There’s a reason Tamizh Nadu is doing better than most states.

[@sisubk6321]

Excellent talk providing a clear insight into the damages caused by the Max Mueller & Caldwell to Southern culture.... Which is blown so much present day, without any understanding.

[@jecinasema5190]

Thank you for an interesting and informative narrative > From a non Indian

[@ajinkyashembekar]

Dont call your self a Hindi speaker when half the words you use are Urdu or Persian...if a Mahrashtrian learns Hindi so that he can work in tge north...it is a responsibility of a Northener to learn Marathi

[@kala-ujala]

Persian and arabic words are being removed from Hindi.

[@ajinkyashembekar]

@@kala-ujala They should be...if you want to speak Persian, speak Persian, if you want to speak Urdu, speak Urdu and if you want to speak Hindi, speak Hindi

[@moksha3042]

We can't even imagine the humongous effort invested in the Master piece .. Thanks for doing this 😊

[@vamsidaran]

What is Sanskrit ??? Let's learn about it first.. A language is called advanced only if it has its own script form ( written form) Sanskrit is not a single language its two different things.. 1. Vedic sanskrit 2. Classical sanskrit.... Vedic sanskrit ( 1500bce to 500ce)..... Vedic sanskrit is not a spoken language, not a written language... It's a language used in vedic literature.. Which is not used for spoken.... And it didnot have any written form... Thats why Vedic Sanskrit is written in all forms of script present in local indian geography like brahmic ( damma) script, pallava script, proto Tamil script..... Vedic sanskrit can't be understood without commentaries.. Because it's not used as a spoken form... If you don't believe this... Try to read or see all the literature forms between 1500bce to 1000ce... Sanskrit Is always written in brahmi script of many prakrit languages... If you towards south Sanskrit is written in pallava or Tamil script.... But it doesn't have its own script.... Classical sanskrit ( 500ce to 18th cen) is a hybrid language formed by the fusion of many prakrit languages and local dialects under the influence of Vedic Sanskrit... Thats why classical sanskrit is a literary language which is also not a spoken language.... Which is used only in literature and it can't be understood without giving bhavam ( explanation) separately.... Also classical sanskrit also don't have a script of its own... It derived its script from nagari script which was an evolved form of brahmi script ( u can find the similarities in word forms if u check them)..... That's why it calls it's script as devanagari script.. Which originated from Nagari script used for local languages spoken in Indian ( northern regions).... If you analysis any vedic text words of vedic Sanskrit it's root words and origin keeps spreading towards upper regions of Europe rather than coming down towards central and southern of indian sub continent.....it traces It's impact mostly on European.. Scandinavian Baltic areas....... Classical sanskrit on the other hand... indegenously developed in Indian subcontinent.... With infusion of prakrit languages... Astadyayi grammar and nagari script.... That's why classical sanskrit has many words from all languages... That doesn't make it origin language..... Also classical sanskrit is highly patronized during vijayanagara years... That's why it got more influence on Telugu and southern regions are the most important factors for classical Sanskrit to survive in literature form.... Because later 1000bce... Northern region had Persian influx and languages got evolved into many hindustani language forms with many script form with strong native dialects.... So how can a literary language be recognized as origin of language...??? This is just 1%.... If you keep analyzing linguistically the language is analyzed deeply..... To it's origin... But people don't know about all these and they don't even speak classical sanskrit.. They don't even know it... Still keep telling unaccounted statements... Because it's been connected with religion.. So that's the blind spot for Sanskrit as a language being not questioned...... I don't want you to blindly believe it... Read this and analyze yourself so U can get clarity.....

[@CrookedKnight-xl4nn]

Looks like you don’t know the difference between language and script. Stop posting long comments if you don’t know what you are talking about. 😂

[@vamsidaran]

@@CrookedKnight-xl4nn read the comment properly dummy... 😂😂😂

[@vamsidaran]

@@CrookedKnight-xl4nn read properly idiot

[@ranjanihn]

THANK YOU 🙏🏼 NO MORE WORDS TO FEEL GRATEFUL FOR THIS WELL RESEARCHED VIDEO. While growing up we knew these truths but never knew or bothered to access the source

[@ananthapadmanabharaobharth8114]

Till today we have no national history

[@thiagesg]

One thing I wanted to point out, from what you've said- just because Telugu has a lot of Samskritam words doesn't mean that Telugu was *directly* derived from Samskritam.. it is also very wrong to say that nothing would last of Telugu if we remove all the Samskritam words; very saddened to hear it from a Telugu speaker himself... No language shall be considered as a subsidiary of another language just because another language influenced it considerably; it is accepted that Samskritam has an undeniable link with Telugu but that doesn't mean Telugu had nothing of itself as its personality in its own language.. It has got supplements from both Indo-European and Dravidian languages for its development but still developed its own style that can't be considered a subsidiary or a direct derivative of either of the language systems. While it is wrong of Caldwell to talk about detaching Samskritam from Tamizh, it is also not wrong for the Tamilians to want to retain the originality of the language by replacing Samskritam words or any other languages' words from Tamizh by implanting Tamizh translations... But it should be driven by a sense of affinity to maintain the language and that must not become a way of expressing hatred towards other languages among the people.... Infact Tamizh has an elaborate grammar for dealing with root words, prefixes and suffixes that can facilitate the creation of new Tamizh words.... It's a choice left to the native speakers themselves to look for words from other languages or create their own...While the Aryan invasion theory is wrong, we do see fundamental differences in the cultures of the north and south, leading to propose that these might have been of different origins... The north Indian languages and the south Indian languages do have a very different ancestry yet they have existed harmoniously for centuries with both of them exchanging words and culture with each other.... We have to accept that as Caldwell pointed out, Dravidian languages have their own language family that is fundamentally distinct from the Indo-European language family, and also the fact that these two have come to coexist leading to creation of new languages that fused the best of both language families' root languages leading to various other languages (such as Telugu, Kannada, Malayalam that are identified with the Dravidian family but also contain undeniable Samskritam supplements).

[@rakeshthomas81]

Hindi.. no Thanks. We are happy with Malayalam, Tamil, Kannada, Telengu. We co-existed without any Problem. In South india we used to understand eachother and still we do. After the kindi..i mean Hindi.. we got confused. So Kindi...no Thanks and keep away from South india

[@cskcmp5009]

Hindi is Urdu written on devanagari script and Sanskrit is European language..No to foreign languages.This is the truth

[@dannystark7668]

😑😑😑😑

[@santoshthakur1679]

You dumb my whole ancestors know Sanskrit and our regional language and both are indians language

[@r.i.o.t9975]

Sanskrit is european language if you can't believe compare it with latin Greek Lithuanian Armenian language

[@dannystark7668]

🤦🤦​@@r.i.o.t9975

[@keralanaturelover196]

​@@r.i.o.t9975sanskrit Estonian Latvia east Russian origin

[@Gulab5]

Wow this is so insightful! Thank you.

[@bobby4cinema]

Excellent video series bro…. Can you make a video on Holman history why it is done and why there are various kinds of

[@paulmorais476]

Tamil celebrates its rich heritage without imposing on others, showcasing the beauty of linguistic diversity. In contrast, the push for Hindi often feels forceful, diminishing this diversity. We need to embrace all languages with equality & respect! 🇮🇳

[@sanaksanandan]

tamil without imposing? ask the Telugus in Tamil Nadu. How they are forced to give up telugu, and literally turn into Tamilians.

[@krisrau1112]

Ask the non telugus in Andhra too... Especially Godavari districts. If it not about language, it's about region, caste, religion, status, etc. Telugus go everywhere to make a better living or get an education and them find fault. Let others also talk about u guys. Listen, accept, learn and mingle. Vasudaiva kutumbakam🙏🏼

[@sanaksanandan]

@@krisrau1112 stick to the point guys. It is language imposition. Accept that tamils are language fanatics. No point blabbering abba dabba jabba

[@krisrau1112]

@@sanaksanandan u have a right to ur opinion. Truth shines like the sun. Cannot be hidden. I have no interest in sticking to the point when i see something from another dimension. Spare me my right.

[@vanisridhar5509]

@@sanaksanandan I am a Tuluva from tamil nadu. We stated speaking tamil by ourself not because of imposition. And Periyar, Stalin, karunanidhi all are telugu's.

[@mariasvasaba1261]

The word Gentoo is in no way connected to the word Hindoo, according to me. In the Bible you find the word Gentile to mean all non Jewish people. Hence Gentoo law is a law to govern all non Jewish and also non Christian subjects.

[@arjavgarg5801]

How did you make the jump from gentile to Gentoo? He can also do Hindu to Gentoo if you can do this jump

[@ripsanskrit3609]

​@@chandra_has😂😂😂

[@ofAwxen]

Interesting

[@balajiprithviraj5145]

Brother tamizh is as old as sanskrit and very much connected to this land of bharat more than sanskrit. We tamizhs are not non hindus or against sanskrit. We need recognition for tamizh and in tn tamil will be given importance more than anything. Jai hind ❤🙏 let students learn sanskrit as third language and taught about proper sanatan dharma

[@madhaviguggilam7888]

Beautiful explanation GURUJI. As always thanks for sharing 🙏🙏🙏

[@krisrau1112]

Guruji na? Guru garu kadha? 🙏🏼

[@AchyutChaudhary]

❌ *Sanskrit v/s Dravidian* ✅ *Sanskrit and Dravidian* 🇮🇳

[@Sashanki]

Dude there are no dravidians it's not like it's a seperate race u missed the whole point of the video

[@arjavgarg5801]

@@Sashanki simply useless comments

[@AchyutChaudhary]

@@Sashanki no, no, I never said anything about 'Race' at all 😂 I'm just talking about the 2 main sources of our Indic languages today.

[@Sashanki]

@arjavgarg5801 can't help it if ur an idiot. Over 500000 DNA samples were tested in india for ancestral genetics and it'd ended up proving all indians have the same genetic ancestry. Open ur fat eyes check the research out for urself. It was done in 2012.

[@apathologicalliar748]

​@@AchyutChaudhary Can we stop using this word 'Dravidian'? All this does is creates divide.

[@Unfollowthem]

16:07 shown in Sanskrit words exactly used in Kannada also... Normal Kannada guy can understand the shloka❤❤❤ Entire video is Wonderful...

[@vanisridhar5509]

Yes, kannada too using more Sanskrit words.

[@HelloShri-hi7ui]

Because Kannada it's also sanskritization but even Kannada can live without sanskritization.

[@Unfollowthem]

@@HelloShri-hi7ui impossible... Bro don't talk simply anything ok... First learn how to live without English...

[@HelloShri-hi7ui]

@@Unfollowthem We cannot live in the future without English! English is no longer just a colonial language but the "Lingua Franca" of the world. I give high importance to English after my state language.

[@Unfollowthem]

@@HelloShri-hi7ui 140 Crore China don't care, Japan Don't care, English... 140 crore Indians, 20 Cr Pakistani, 20 CR Bangladesh, 2 CR Sri Lanka 3rd class people made popular... Know this first..😂😂😂

[@4ray]

Instead of saying something is atrocious, you need to point out why they are wrong.

[@AchyutChaudhary]

*🇮🇳 Telugu • తెలుగు 💪* *🇮🇳 Tamil • தமிழ் 💪* *🇮🇳 Kannada • ಕನ್ನಡ 💪* *🇮🇳 Malayalam • മലയാളം 💪*

[@pnsasi4720]

United States of South India❤ Dravida Nadu❤

[@PrafullVijay]

You're again doing what British did. Don't divide.

[@AJ-ff1op]

national language of your imagination?

[@Everything-shiva.....]

​@@pnsasi4720no thanks we tamilans are not dravidians😂

[@Chanakya2]

​@@Everything-shiva.....Theh are living in some fair land 😂

[@spuk4187]

Nice video on this topic! I just don't get that how people don't see such divisive methods when we have already experienced this many times in the past.

[@jatinpareek4563]

Project breaking india is main goal of isi paxstan , this is coming from outside. The threat is real.

[@Goddess.Cash7]

I saw the full video. I had to rewatch it a few times but I understood the message. I have learned so much from this channel and appreciate your videos.❤

[@Ricky-xk6to]

✅ Dude, Though Telugu and Kannada have some Sanskrit words but they are not a part of IndoAryan Languages.❌ Some words are because of travelling ans settling of people for many years.

[@Vandemataram78]

Project Shivoham.. is the savior... jai shree ram.. vande mataram

[@whoops0]

Whatever that the Caldwell said is true though. Tamil is the only language in india that can function without sanskrit loan word.

[@aayushgajjar7728]

When I was a kid, I used to think why a perticular thing is called as the way it is. Example, I could call a 'chair' as 'chur' or 'chaour' or 'charur' etc. any word can be used, why rigidity in language. But actually people are really dynamic, as you go from one to another geographical boundaries, languages and scripts are changing. Actually people are using any word the way which they like and that passes through generations. Yeah, Languages are really very rich in nature but that's not the only way.

[@prakashkulkarni5212]

You have beautiful explained the truth of Arya and Dravid south and North, Hindi, sanskrat, and South Telgu Tamil Languages Devision made by British. That was their devide and rule policy and they were successful that's why They ruled over India more than two hundred years. Thank you very much for your detailed information. at least we came to know the 28:07 conspiracy how they have made it.Sanskrat is mother of all languages Telugu Tamilian Hindi, marathi some nouns and verbs are used separately as the locatiinal differences. But we all are Bhartiya Some one tells as Indian someone tells it as Hindu but we call here with as a different name.

[@GhazniBihar]

Sanskrit is Estonia Latvia origin 😂😂😂 get out of south

[@karthikeyansundararajan2391]

Bro Sanskritam has no script of it's own we can write Sanskritam in any script but they adopted Devanagiri & Marathi language is really the link language but foolishly we adopted Farsi version of so called Hindi which has made Hindi alien most of our Bharatiya language have 80% to 95% sanskritam words ,Max muller only complied all the scriptures he never translated but he doctored & in the end of his life admitted that he added too many fakes, Tug EVR a fair skinned guy as per his theory of Aryan Dravidian he should be classified as Aryan

[@primanftw]

if you hear pure hindi then you can see sanskrit influence

[@nandobhatta]

@@primanftw THERE IS NO SUCH THING OF PURE HINDI ( SUDHA HINDI) 😂😂😂😂😂😂 IT IS A MISCONCEPTION. 😂😂😂😂 THAT'S WHY IT IS ALMOST IMPOSSIBLE TO CREATE OR WRITE A SONG IN PURE HINDI LANGUAGE 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@primanftw]

@@nandobhatta most people speak english+hindi+urdu nowadays. If you hear only hindi you can see the influence.

[@nandobhatta]

@@primanftw DO YOU KNOW HINDI WAS DEVELOPED (CREATED) IN THE FORT WILLIAM COLLEGE IN CALCUTTA BY THE BENGALI SCHOLARS OF SANSKRIT (IN BENGAL)😂😂😂 THEY REMOVED MOST OF THE ORIGINAL URDU WORDS FROM HINDUSTANI LANGUAGE TO CREATE MODERN HINDI, THAT IS YOUR SO CALLED PURE HINDI 😂😂😂😂😂😂 AND ALSO TOOK DEVNAGARI SCRIPT FOR WRITING. THEY INTENTIONALLY ADDED LOTS OF SANSKRIT WORDS TO THE HINDUSTANI LANGUAGE TO CREATE MODERN HINDI 😂😂😂 AS THESE SANSKRIT WORDS USED IN HINDI DID NOT COME NATURALLY TO THE HINDI LANGUAGE SO THESE WORDS ARE NOT HINDI WORDS. 😂😂😂 THESE ARE ACTUALLY SANSKRIT WORDS 😂😂 HINDI = HINDUSTANI LANGUAGE + INTENTIONALLY ADDED SOME SANSKRIT WORDS. URDU = HINDUSTANI LANGUAGE + INTENTIONALLY ADDED SOME ARABIC WORDS. HINGLISH = HINDUSTANI LANGUAGE + INTENTIONALLY ADDED SOME ENGLISH WORDS. BUT HINDI, URDU, HINGLISH ARE SAME LANGUAGE (HINDUSTANI LANGUAGE) 😂😂😂 THERE IS NO SONG AVAILABLE IN PURE HINDI LANGUAGE. ❤️❤️ BENGALI IS OLDER THAN HINDI ❤️❤️

[@Kyuseishu-]

Sanskrit was written in the Brahmi script after the indus valley civilization script most likely. Also great comment

[@agonnoga6100]

Anti Hindi, north south, upper caste vs lower castes divide isn't just linguistic but also racial. India is a subcontinent consisting of different races and ethnicities who have settled in this subcontinent over thousands of years having their own language, culture, religion, customs etc which got assimilated with those of the locals. The language spoken by the Brahmins is indeed highly Sanskritized as compared to the language spoken by non Brahmins from the same region. This is visible across India. The caste system is a very old system of Apartheid to prevent mixing of blood with the local aborigine population. Whichever group settled in India created their caste system of separating themselves from the natives. This is the reason why we see casteism even among Muslims and Christians in India. The Parsis who have settled more than 1000 years ago, have also kept themselves isolated from the locals and excommunicate those who marry outside their community. A non Parsi Indian cannot become a Parsi, but in Iran where the Parsis hail from this rule doesn't applies. In Iran anyone can become a Parsi. There's far more hatred towards South Indians by people from Hindi belt than the other way around. This is evident in Hindi movies and TV serials with South Indian characters. If we have to move ahead, first we need to be honest and have a truth and reconciliation instead of lies, half truths and suppression of history.

[@jecinasema5190]

Interesting narrative. The divide and rule as practiced by the British so alive on the island in the Caribbean where I live. A former British colony. Decedents of slaves transported from Africa and decedents of indentured east Indian labour transported from Southern India.

[@namastehindustan9879]

​@@chandra_hasmost of this are debunked colonization theories

[@Lol-nw3vd]

@chandra_has How did you conclude that the content creator is Brahmin? Because he is presenting the case contrary to your colonials? So can I say you are saying so for you are a colonial left over? What for sure can be understood though is your inherent, deep rooted hate as sown by the colonial colonists! Foreign language? What’s the reference apart from the ones provided by the clmmunist historians and the colonial mater’s ones? Typical Periyarist ! And yes we are proud of our roots called Bharatam unlike you left overs!

[@buddha9715]

It is kind of ironic that you mention this. This mentality is the first thing to be plucked out before any reconciliation. It is not only the duty of a Brahmin, but a Kshatriya, Vaishya and Shudra to reconcile the fault lines of our land​@@chandra_has

[@peacepact8875]

​@@chandra_has To be honest, as someone who learned Hindi, I believe you are unaware the it is Urdu which heavily influenced by Persian. The Hindi which is spoken in Bollywood is Urdu and it is not the Hindi exactly the Kadhi Boli. Kadhi Boli is directly deriving it's words from Sanskrit, but yes it is still influenced by few of Persian words.

[@radhikajujjavarapu6971]

I have an anecdote. I am from a tier 2 town in Andhra. There is an influx of Oriya labourers over the past decade more so in the last 3 years. I was buying vegetables from my local market and the seller was trying his best to answer their questions wrt prices. Roughly at 3 mins mark, they got worked up because of the shopkeeper's inability to converse in Hindi. They were yelling at him that he is an idiot to not learn Hindi even after he is having good number of non-native speakers buying his produce. I was taken aback and had a similar exp in Bangalore many years ago with the so-called educated folks. The Dravidians are not against Hindi language but their high and mighty attitude. Not one politician can hold a conversation in any of the south Indian languages or give out a speech for 5 minutes during their campaigns. But we Dravidians must learn Hindi because it most widely spoken across non-South India. I sometimes feel the divide must continue to be there in order for us to protect our Dravidian identity. What are the origins of Hindi? It uses same Devanagari script as Samskrutham and has hell lot of loan words from Urdu and Persian and other Indian languages. Am sorry but we DON'T NEED HINDI.

[@gravewalker34]

In tamil sagam literature its is said that lord krishna is ancestor of southern dynasties.

[@jayachandranthampi4807]

Why English? Hindi, anyways is not an Indian language. We never had Hindi in India except in a small part of Delhi.....why can't we make Hindi as common language & throw away English. Make mother tongue first language and Hindi as common language....it's business that make life called Yajna in Sanskrit.....so it rules, we like or not, we live as per Need....that's called Dharma.....dhara is what we wear on & in body....

[@vamsidaran]

Why English? To type this comment u need English

[@alpha-vs1fx]

We are all speaking in English because of the brutal colonial rule. I would rather have an Indian language be the most popular one.

[@jayachandranthampi4807]

Exactly, i agree ​@@alpha-vs1fx

[@HelloShri-hi7ui]

Dude stop making your own story! Kannada, Telugu, Tamil, Malayalam, Tulu these are the main Dravidian languages and this languages are not diverted from Sanskrit.

[@vamsidaran]

👏👏Well said

[@thewhatorwhy]

That is what sanatani's do. Anything for their colonial project.

[@r.i.o.t9975]

@@HelloShri-hi7ui Telugu Malayalam Kannada are dravidan language are originated from 80%sanskrit 20% tamil brahmi

[@keralanaturelover196]

​@@r.i.o.t9975man stop nonsense. Sanskrit is Estonian Latvia east Russian origin temple looter😂😂😂

[@Kyuseishu-]

Thank you wesker