संवाद # 54: Dr Balram Shukla on how Sanskrit kept India united for thousands of years

[@shuklabalram]

इस चर्चा में शामिल करने के लिए अरिहन्त जी का धन्यवाद!💐💐💐💐

[@mohitmishra7088]

प्रणामामि आचार्य 🙏💐

[@alexryan43244]

Sir part 2 kab aayega

[@arsenalf.c6443]

sir, bahut achaa samvaad.

[@shuklabalram]

@@arsenalf.c6443 dhanyavaad

[@GoodTimesAhead27]

Watching this gold after 1 year ❤

[@dr.omnathbimali744]

अद्भुत। आप समुद्र हैं। आप जैसे विद्वान् आशा और विश्वास के आधार हैं।

[@shuklabalram]

Pranaam Guruji.

[@yogeshtripathi1982]

शुद्ध हिंदी की श्रुति भी अत्यंत सुखदाई लगती है।।

[@rpshukla6926]

मेरे बहुत सारे तितर बितर ज्ञान और विचारों को तारतम्यता देने के लिये आभार। भाषा विकास को वैज्ञानिक रूप से समझाने के लिये धन्यवाद। बहुत ही उपयोगी चर्चा रही।

[@Anitasharma-ch9uj]

अरिहंत जी इस अत्यंत सारगर्भित बौद्धिक चर्चा को हम तक पहुंचने के लिए आपका बहुत आभार। भाषा प्रेमियों को भाषा की गहराई तक ले जाने और उनके बौद्धिक विकास हेतु आपकी यह चर्चा अत्यंत प्रशंसनीय है। डाक्टर बलराम शुक्ल जी जैसे महान व्यक्तित्व को आमंत्रित करके आपने हम सबको लाभान्वित किया है।

[@alokthakur4168]

This has gotta be the best episode of Vaad till now, Dr Balram Shukla is a true scholar, whenever you meet a intellectual of a certain field its hard to understand the kind of mastery he possesses of that subject as we generally don't have the base to experience it but when you meet a linguistic scholar, his mastery on the language becomes so eminent that even a country peasant could differentiate, agar Hindi m bole toh yeh podcast sun ke ek dam mantramukdha ho gaye Arihant Bhai Ram Ram!

[@mrs.ss.kaushal9235]

आप बड़े अच्छे जौहरी हैं, अनमोल हीरे-जवाहरतो को ढूंढ कर लाते हैं। धन्यवाद!

[@VIVEK6726]

Balram sir ki sbhi bhashao pe pakad dekhne layak h... rakhta kehte samay nukhta pe zor , ya phir English.. 👍👍👍👍❤️❤️❤️

[@piyushsonone7]

अति उत्तम ।

[@MunendrasinghJadaun]

बहुत बहुत आभार आप दोनो का कि आपने इस विषय को चुना। बहुत सारी चीज़ें समझ में आयीं और अन्य नए प्रश्नों की भी जन्म दिया। अंत में आप दोनों को साधुवाद।

[@akshattewari]

जितनी बार इस चलचित्र को देखता हूँ, उतनी बार ऐसा लगता है कि इस झरती हुई ज्ञान-गंगा की एक-एक बूंद से स्वयं को और समृद्ध कर लूँ।

[@anjaliojha7513]

बहुत ही रोचक और अर्थपूर्ण टिप्पणी । भाषाओं को समझने - समझाने के लिए आपका प्रयास सार्थक और प्रभावी रहा । आपको ढेरों शुभकामनाएं सर!💐💐

[@narbdeshwarpandey3616]

Sahi Kaha 👍

[@kavitaenaurshayariyan488]

Khuch logo se milkar hum chejo ko ek naye aayam se dekhne lagte hai aisi ek shakhsiyat hat Dr sahab Thankyou so much

[@drkkpandey9405]

अद्भुत, ज्ञान वर्धक प्रस्तुति. बहुत कुछ सीखने को मिला.

[@AnilSharma-vl2bi]

अति उत्तम और ज्ञान वर्धक ।

[@nitishkumar6655]

भाषाओं की विकास यात्रा का यथार्थ श्रद्धेय आचार्य श्री ने प्रस्तुत किया....🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@rishikesharoor8549]

Anmol Vaad🙏 Dhanyawad Arihant Bhai

[@hazariprasad474]

Bahut Sundar gyanvardhak charcha

[@binduchauhan8757]

Sir is a true scholar. It's pleasant to listen to the rich heritage and ethos of sanskrit language and literature. Lots of regards n respect to Shukla sir.

[@manikeducaremalda582]

সমৃদ্ধপূর্ণ আলোচনা, সমৃদ্ধ হলাম সঙ্গে শুভকামনা ও অভিনন্দন Sir ,প্রণাম নেবেন 😊🙏--From-Malda,West Bengal.

[@susmitOO7]

मनःपूर्वक धन्यवाद 🙏

[@parasmehta5313]

Just beautiful! Such an enlightening explanation by Shriman Balaram Shukla Ji! Cannot express my gratitude enough! Thank you VAAD for organizing this.

[@shaileshmaurya1691]

बहुत ज्ञानवर्धक पॉडकास्ट

[@dipsonanayak5450]

ज्ञानवर्धक। प्रणाम।

[@mohdamir2028]

Umdah guftagu, Sair hasil bahas. Aap dono logon ko mubarakbaad.

[@neelabh06]

अद्भुत वार्तालाप! 👌🏽 आनन्द आ गया 🧡

[@Krishna-lo9dt]

Wow wow wow. Hume aise aur intellectuals chahiye 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@minaksheejoshi3254]

अभिनन्दन आपका शोध, श्रम और ज्ञान तीनों नतमस्तक करता है🙏

[@omprakashpandey3904]

Why am I loving vaad bcz every episode seems that this is the best podcast,And watching new one it seems that this is the best one.Arihant bhaiya you are great 🙏🙏🙏

[@VIVEK6726]

Brilliant effort.. arihant... hamare pure pariwar ki taraph se...dher saari shubhkamnaye ❤️❤️❤️ Bulandshahr (u.p)

[@khizzard_069]

خیلی ممنونم ھست एतत् संवादाय -

[@ललितादित्यवर्मा]

Please support X Muslim moment! Read Quran and leave Islam!

[@krimsonkopite]

what a conversation! Brilliant work

[@shreevatsamalviya5363]

सबसे बेहतरीन एपिसोड अगले की प्रतीक्षा रहेगी

[@ShaktiShetty]

Grateful to Dr. Shukla for sharing his insightful thoughts on linguistics and the role it plays in culture.

[@mohitmishra7088]

Iss lecture me aapki professorship ka gyan saaf dikhayi de rha Guruvar 😇🤗👏👏😍

[@iXpress]

Something new to learn. Thank you to Prof Dr Shukla Ji 🚩🙏

[@parambayogamaya4054]

Excellent Balaram Sir. 🙏🙏💐 Some people (laymen) assume that Samskrit and Hindi are same. This discussion will help in this direction to clear the misconception. Your knowledge about Samskrit, Hindi, Bhojpuri, Prakrit, Apabhramsh, Persian, Arabic and Urdu enriches this discussion and your discourses. 👍👍👍🙏🙏Sir, English is also remotely connected with Samskrit in Indo-European group. Knowing it or use of it is not a fault. Let's make Samskrit global just by communicating it's richness to other part of the globe. 🙏🙏Amazing lighting about the link between Sanskrit and Persian & Veda and Avesta.🙏🙏

[@shuklabalram]

Bahut dhanyavaad, Paraambaa ji.

[@sayanmanik8823]

Thank you vaad for such a valuable podcast

[@prataprudradeva4713]

Wonderful Awesome Session, Thank you Vaad 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@AjaySharma-dc3gk]

बहुत ही सुंदर ज्ञानवर्धक चर्चा। खंड २ की प्रतीक्षा रहेंगी।

[@dipakgupta5929]

सुंदर वार्तालाप 👌

[@rajenderk.thakur4521]

Wonderful topic and indeed a great discussion. Arihant bhai, I would suggest you to invite any scholar from the Southern state having deep knowledge of Indic civilizational and could bridge the language barrier between North and South.

[@jayah5774]

कितना सच है यह तो पता नहीं पर मुझे लगता हैं की हमे अगर पहले प्राचीन सभ्यता समझना और जानना हैं तो हमे अपनी आज की हो रही और चल रही सभ्यता को जानना आवश्यक है। क्युकी भारत ही ऐसी भूमि हैं जिसने नवीनीकरण होने से कभी अपने आप को रोका नहीं लेकिन साथ ही अपनी सभ्यता को छोड़ा भी नहीं। संस्कृत जैसी अनेक भाषाओं की बदौलत हम यह कर पाए।

[@ayushkumarke12]

This is one of the best episode ever.....eagerly waiting for part 2....

[@gowardhangawande8355]

Very nice. No substitute for hard work. May he successful in his future life.

[@ameyakolhe4838]

Thank you for yet another memorable podcast. 👍👍👍

[@satkratu]

Very nice episode. Thank you both the host and the guest.

[@sameerdurgoji5583]

Really an amazing episode. Thank You Arihant bhai for this gem.

[@kaafideep]

Thank you for sharing this! 🌸

[@shivam00668]

अद्भुत 👌

[@anmoon1579]

People who knows or are at least interested and are tend to accept non-linear but most probably true information....a gem podcast indeed it is.

[@shaunakt628]

Too good. Learnt so many new things! ❤

[@krishnansamavedam6208]

Very informative, complex processes explained in lucid style. In Tamil Nadu on shop boards one can see numerous Samskrit words like veshti, selai, paatram, varnam, vasana dhravyam,pushpam, vyaparam ,etc. Common people use words like vahanam, dinam, nityam, annam, paanam saavaksam, nidaanam, gayu, aakasam, alayam, etc. Aasha is used to mean desire, not hope. Pramodam is pronounced pramadam. There are numerous such words. Some scholars have reported that some words were used in ancient Tamil works first. Mayil (mayura) is one such.

[@bhaveshrajaiya1146]

Ohh that's good. I am from Gujarat. I love Sanskrutam and Tamizh both languages ❤️❤️❤️❤️. Why Tamils remove soo many Sanskrit words in their language ? Ancient Tamizh is more sanskritised than Modern Tamizh. It is not good. Please Don't Virodham Sanskrit language. Sanskrutam and Tamizh is sister languages ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@bhaveshrajaiya1146]

Pramadam is pure Sanskrit word and Pramodam also Sanskrit word. It's two words but meaning is same = Fun, joking, kidding

[@mnpcontent5073]

👏👏👏✊✊✊✊✊ thanks for this

[@Jamunaparvlog]

प्रणाम आचार्य 🙏🙏🙏

[@TheGuruNetOn]

Looking forward to hearing more from Shri Balaram Shuklaji in future episodes. 🙏🙏🙏

[@SocialShareEducation]

This is one of the best Podcast I listened to on KZbin so far, Now I am a Fan of Dr. Balram Shukla but to revive Sanskrit and Save Hindi we need to put more effort, this effort has to come from both government and people, currently union government is pretty much comfortable in English, by announcing Hindi day or Sanskrit day, nothing will change Hindi and Sanskrit will die, no can save them, with this minuscule effort We need to work from top to bottom at same time. From Government to people at same time. The government needs to build institutions for children and adults at same time where they can learn Sanskrit. 1. First Sasnkrit Speaking Institute should be established where people can learn Sanskrit and practice. To master any language we need community or people who can speak the same language which we want to learn. This institute should be free in my opinion and when students learn sanskrit from institute then new institutes should be opened so those students can teach Sanskrit there. I leant English also from One NGO that teaches English In free and they hire from outside but they give priority first to those students who learnt English from their Institutes. 2. Wherever in Bharat there is no discrimination against Sanskrit or hate against Sanskrit Schools should be established where children will study in sanskrit and their mother tongue like we all today in urban bharat, we study subject in English and respective state language. We have replace English to Sanskrit by this model we can boost the acceptance of Sanskrit in whole Bharat. 3. If anyone can convince platform like KuKuFm or audible to launch audiobook in Sanskrit. It can also boost Sanskrit Language. We all learn English by watching movies and listening songs 4. There is enough literature in Sanskrit, I agree but a young mind does not want to read scriptures, Vedas, Upanishad. They want to read interesting stuffs, novels, fiction, non-fiction, science and technology stuffs. Until and Unless we translate all those stuffs in sanskrit and present to children, we cannot boost adaptability of Sanskrit In Bharat. 5. Today most programming language is in English. We have to develop Programming language in Sanskrit also. If current Government of India is serious about to revive Sanskrit as National Language or at least give the place of English to Sanskrit then they can make at least $10 billion fund to develop programming in Sanskrit. They can build team of computer scientist who can develop programming language in sanskrit. 6. Government of Bharat or people of Bharat should setup one big institution which will coin new words or vocabulary of today in Sanskrit so our Sanskrit language will not become like Hindi where all sorts of words are mixed due to various reasons. 7. If people or GOI anyone can start opening digital libraries or physical libraries for sanskrit language specifically where people can go and study subjects in Sanskrit. 8. If anyone reads this comments so please checkout the channel "Project Shivoham". It is mind-blowing change. It will tell you how advanced ancient Bharat in Science. It has made videos on many topics. 9. Government of Bharat or People of Bharat anyone should start incentivising those creators, writers, singers, producers, directors, speakers or many people like them who create anything in Sanskrit. It does not matter they are translating English Books to Sanskrit, Bollywood Songs in Sanskrit, dubbing movies in Sanskrit or any other thing. At first quality will be poor but we have to stay together so after a certain period of time there quality will be top notch. 10. KOO is working on many regional language and one of them is Sanskrit . After that we can write in Sanskrit also. That will be great but if we can convince or pressurize big tech platform to integrate Sanskrit also on their platform then it can change trajectory for Sanskrit Language. 11. Intentionally or Unintentionally previous government tried to kill Sanskrit language. It was decided when India's Founding father wrote Constitution Of India In English as well as in Hindi but not in Sanskrit. When they wrote in constitution India that is Bharat not Bharat that is India or anything else But I don't know why they chose a foreign words than compare to this land words. 12. We need to build external or internal keyboards in Sanskrit Language like how Chinese made their own keyboards in Chinese. 13. Currently GOI distributes circular in English and Hindi but they should start distributing circulars in Sanskrit also. It can help and give place to Sanskrit In Bureaucracy. Belive it or not in my opinion when past GOI decided to bring English language in Bureaucracy it was decided that a foreign language will take place of a civilizational language. It was decided that past central governments give more value to English than to this Bharat Land's Language. 14. We need to create jobs in Sanskrit language, if we want that every people of Bharat speak Sanskrit not English. Unfortunately because of past policies today to get a job you should know English not your regional language. But if we can reverse English to Sanskrit then I believe it can change trajectory for Sanskrit Language. 15. We have media in English a foreign language, in Hindi, In Punjabi, In Kannada, In Tamil, In Telugu or many other languages but we don't have these media in Sanskrit Language, if we want to boost Sanskrit Language as a wide speaking language in Bharat then we have to build media in Sanskrit. We need to build on TV, Social Media at everywhere In Sanskrit. 16. Translate science books in Sanskrit or white in Sanskrit and distribute it everywhere. 17. If we can convey our msg to big OTT and tell them to add subs in Sanskrit language this also can help Sanskrit language. It can create jobs for those people who understand sanskritr very well. At the end we need to create more jobs in Sasnkrit so more people will speak Sanskrit. 18. If in professional or corporate world people accept Sanskrit not English then it will be a game changer. But I don't know how will it happen. 19. Whosover shares knowledge of our past scripture of Sanskrit if we can help them to share that same knowledge in Sanskrit as well as all other language Of Bharat along with English. 20. If southern part of India hates Hindi, no issues, agree with them, they have right to hate it, but I would urge government of India come up with better plans and skims so they can incentivise Hindi and Sanksrit in southern, western, north-eastern part of India. One way which I think is that Government Of India should talk with south state and north east state, west state, and tell them, we will put all their language in front of children since 1st class only, they can choose their language and learn in northern part of India. They can change language in 6 class and 9 class as well, but these southern, western, north-eastern part of India they also should introduce Hindi and Sanskrit till at least 12th class not till graduation at least for now. Lastly, we need to monitor those people also who try to spread hart or wrong information about Sanskrit, we need to file defamation case against them if we want to save Sanskrit language.

[@vandematram8205]

Wonderful 🙏

[@ManishSharma-ku7ij]

Please add subtitles to this talk if you can. This is brilliant talk for someone new to Hindi/Urdu or someone affected by the Hindu-Muslim divide.

[@chandrashekharholla787]

Wonderful. Quite interesting. Thanks.

[@bellacchu]

The use of Sanskrit tatsama is what makes us Kannadigas understand Hindi more easily than Urdu.

[@Tilak-Chatterjee]

same with us bengolis also

[@bhaveshrajaiya1146]

Same with Telugu, Tamil, Malayalam, Gujarati,Marathi,Oriya,....many languages ❤️❤️❤️

[@Merahulmarathi]

Great place from civilization point of view 👌

[@manikeducaremalda582]

Congratulations sir 👏

[@nrusimha11]

Arihant bhai, thank you for the interview. Dr. Shukla, is Sanskrit one of the Indian languages in the government's Bhashini effort?

[@Rajesh6398]

विषय कठिन है मगर, मन में उठने वाले बहुत से पश्नों के सहज उत्तर मिल जाते हैं, इस साक्षात्कार से।

[@bellacchu]

लस for vaccination in Marathi. ಲಸಿಕೆ /लसिके in Kannada... from ರಸಿಕೆ/रसिके... that which oozes from a wound as per the Kannada Sahitya Parishattu Brhat Nighantu.

[@bhaveshrajaiya1146]

In Gujarati we use 'Rasikaran'for vaccination. We use pure Sanskrit words instead Prakrit.

[@cassandra3847]

1:00:27 वेदवेद्ये परेपुंसि जाते दशरथात्मजे । वेदः प्राचेतसादासीत् साक्षाद् रामायणात्मना ॥ वेदवेद्य अर्थात् वेदों से हीं जाने जा सकने वाले परमपुरुष जब दशरथ के पुत्र रुप में प्रकट हुए, तब वेद हीं साक्षात् श्रीरामायण रुप में प्राचेतस श्रीवाल्मीकि मुनि के श्रीमुख से अवतीर्ण हुए।

[@kalamjale]

I just can't explain how much i learnt from this video! Watched it in one go. Feeling blessed to hear such a personality! Thanks sir 🙏

[@siddharth_behere]

Please get more talks on Indian languages and linguistics

[@ashwanikhudal3964]

Very thankful to introduce such a scholar person.The discussion about languages cleared so many misconceptions.As a Punjabi speaker and Punjab resident be able to know much about Sanskrit language and its various aspects. Thanks again for good literary session. 🙏🙏

[@SocialShareEducation]

This is one of best video I listened about Indian languages. Kudos to host and guest for this wonderful session but just highlights few points about Hindi language that, Hindi is dying its own land but last government did not put enough effort to save Hindi from English. Just see the outside world. Most billboards around the country are in English not in Hindi and compare to other countries where billboards are in their respective languages. Hindi is unable to evolve itself or coin new words like other languages, for example Hebrew (a dead language for decades but today is alive in Israel), Japanese or Chinese. Hindi is unable to cope up with English in coining new words, English adds 1000 words every year in the dictionary but Hindi does not. For example (Selfie, Startup, Entrepreneurship, Hustle, content creator, influencer, social media and many more) these all are English words, and today we do not have Hindi words for them. Language gets built on streets not in studios and English gets by people on streets and Hindi is getting built in studios which is also killing Hindi. Today, an average Hindi speaker can’t speak properly without using English. They all rely on English to speak. The more English you learn, the more Hindi vocabulary fades away in subconscious mind. You have to go find those Hindi words but the opposite happens with English words, they are on tip of tongue. They are ready to come out. Today we use Hindi just to use pronouns, otherwise most verbs are replaced by English. Today, at every formal place, people are more comfortable to speak in English or Hinglish but not in Hindi due to many reasons. Mostly comments on the internet in English not In Hindi. This is another signal that Hindi is dying, to write anything you need to think in that particular language and collect all thoughts and today people think in English and write in English not In Hindi. If Debates happen in colleges or schools students prefer to do debates in English not In Hindi. It is not because Hindi does not have words to describe. We Indians today are more familiar with English words than Hindi words. See, what happens when someone speaks near to pure Hindi, how people see and perceive them. If you try to use Hindi language on computer or mobile, you get uncomfortable, and change it. Another reason Hindi is dying in a fast changing world. Till today we could not develop our Hindi Laptop Keyboard or Hindi Desktop Keyboard which the Chinese did. Still we rely on software to type in Hindi. Another reason Hindi is dying a slow death in this fast changing world. See all the intellectual talks which are happening on National Television or on KZbin or On What’s app or in Colleges, They are mostly In English and Hinglish but very less in Hindi. See all new startups and shops around you, they have English names not Hindi. (Paytm, Cred, Groww, Ola, Oyo, MakeMyTrip, Zerodha, and list goes on and on) Another reason for dying Hindi is, systematically cutting off Hindi from Jobs, Business, education and Judiciary. (Still today to be a lawyer you have to be good English Speaker otherwise you can’t be a lawyer, Our so called founding father who mostly were anglo-philes, they intentionally or unintentionally killed Hindi when they decided to write constitution in English along with Hindi not only in Hindi. Sometimes, I feel India did not have any visionary leader who predict where world will go. People admire Nehru ji but I don't know why, except one or two achievement he did not do any thing significant thing he made blunders only. He tried to make Hindi as national language,faced protest and got back and made English a link language. What he should do he should have incentivised people to learn Hindi. Just like people don't learn English because they have love for English language it's just there are incentive for learning you can get job easily not in your country even outside also, for a long time state machinery also wanted English speakers. Now you can get education of doctorate or engineering in Hindi, not in past 75 years of Independence, The civil servant of UPSC which produces those candidates which help government to run this country, their exams also used to happen only in English till few years back) As an ongoing civilization we are getting more comfortable in English Language than our Indian Languages.

[@shuklabalram]

बहुत महत्त्वपूर्ण बिन्दु आपने उठाए। अपनी भाषा को नष्ट होते हुए देखना बहुत कष्टकर है।

[@ललितादित्यवर्मा]

अखंड भारत बनाने के लिए संस्कृत निष्ठ हिंदी एकमात्र विकल्प है। अर्थात उर्दू से कटाव और अन्य भारतीय भाषाओं से जुड़ाव।

[@vnigam1000]

अत्यंत ज्ञानवर्धक चर्चा ( ब्राज़ील से )

[@praveenpandya79]

मैं अभी इसे सुन रहा था। आपने देवर्षि कलानाथ शास्त्री जी की परंपरा को आगे बढ़ाया है। विभिन्न मुद्दों पर अच्छी परिचर्चा है।

[@KaalBhairav-oo3mk]

very useful podcast

[@shobinyad6643]

This is the first video that I chose to listen to at a normal speed. Absolutely loved the knowledge shared by Sir. The biggest takeaway for me is that EGO in any form can destroy everything. When people are trying to divide Bharath based on Language and not letting us unite as a nation. Here Dr. Balram Shukla Sir shared ways on how language acts as a bridge to unite people. In old times Sanskrit united Bharath. It can happen again. Sanskrit is miss represented as the language of elites.

[@vaibhavmishra9241]

I hope this podcast gets atleast 5 million views

[@lego-xq4fh]

Brilliant 💜

[@karunashankar2313]

Sanskrit is divine language It emphasize s on grammatically correct pronunciation.

[@Albetroz1415]

Proper Kannada & Telugu has lots of Sanskrit words without them both the languages make no sense, basically modern day Prakrit.

[@bellacchu]

Absolutely correct

[@dalitnahipehlehinduhu6569]

True

[@MdZeeshan1934]

Telgu & Kannada is full of Sanskrit words, especially telgu. All Bhartiya language evolve from Sanskrit, as Sanskrit is the oldest language of the world.👍👍👍

[@nitishsaxena1372]

@@MdZeeshan1934 English is full of Latin words but that doesn't mean English evolved from Latin.

[@factshut9675]

Most important Podcast, because Hindu Dharma is based on sanskrit language

[@orionsbelt927]

Indeed

[@vaibhavyadav9912]

Sanskrit ahem part zarur hai. Par aesa bhi nahi jesa aap keh rhe ho.

[@ronakpatel6923]

@@vaibhavyadav9912 I think he wants to say that almost all hindu literature is in Sanskrit. So it is important. There are some scriptures in regional languages as well but you can find Sanskrit references in those books as well.

[@factshut9675]

@@vaibhavyadav9912 Vedas are originally written in vedic sanskrit, itihasas like Ramayan and Mahabharat are originally written in sanskrit, puranas are originally written in sanskrit, Bhagwat Geeta is originally written in sanskrit. You still think Hindu Dharma isn't based on sanskrit language?

[@Achintyanath]

@@factshut9675 If you are studying Hinduism then Sanskrit is important. If you are seeking God then any language will do. Choice is yours.

[@deepika2644]

I JUST LOVE SANSKRIT 💜

[@rajsavera247]

भाई वाह संस्कृत साहित्य को कोई पूछ नहीं रहा है और यहां पर यह उर्दू और फारसी साहित्य पढ़ने के लिए प्रेरित कर रहे हैं मैंने सोचा था कि इस एपिसोड के बाद मुझे संस्कृत पर अधिक गर्व होगा और संस्कृत के प्रति मेरा प्रेम बढ़ जाएगा सीखने की ललक भी बढ़ जाएगी परंतु इस एपिसोड में तो सीधे-सीधे उर्दू और फारसी को बढ़ावा दिया जा रहा है। Urdu Farsi ko padhne se नए-नए Gyan ke aayam khulenge नए-नए sahitya ko padhne ka mauka milega vah bhai vah। कल को यह महाशय बोलेंगे कि सभी धर्मों में सनातन की छाया है बाकी सभी धर्मों को जानिए और दूसरे धर्मों को जानना चाहिए इससे हमारे नए-नए ज्ञान के आयाम खुलेंगे???? दूसरे भाषाओं में संस्कृत की झलक दिखा कर आक्रांता ओं की भाषा सीखने को प्रेरित कर रहे हैं कल को दूसरे धर्मों में सनातन की झलक दिखा कर उनके धर्म को मानने को प्रेरित करने लगेंगे ??

[@ललितादित्यवर्मा]

कदाचित आपने पूरा चलचित्र नहीं देखा। यदि आप इन महाशय के कुछ विचारों से असहमत हैं, तो आप नित्यानंद मिश्रा को सुन सकते हैं वे संस्कृत निष्ठ हिंदी के बड़े समर्थकों में से एक हैं।

[@vineetvaibhav915]

👌👌👌

[@vikaspoddar9427]

bhaiya, please bring some experts on the topic of state of scientific temper and rationality in india and discuss how to setup india as world leader in fundamental research, as far i know india was ahead in fundamental research of physics (Dr C V Raman is an living example ) but what happened then to that movement.... please bhaiya bring scientist form different different field from india discuss issues of research, society and financial life (if possible) i hope you will think about my comment

[@iXpress]

Research is tough, India is strong in Theoretical Science, we have the world's best in String Theory, many are at TIFR & HRI. However, today most Science is Experiments & this needs big Money for investment & funding long term work in Laboratories. Today China is rich yet not able to produce Great Scientists. Culture matters too

[@varunkhugshal9049]

During the age of c v raman and bose and meghnath saha , physics had major breakthroughs all over world, in last 50 years apart from string theory or dark matter,no great breakthroughs has happened

[@nrusimha11]

@@iXpress I beg to differ. You probably have not followed of trend of Chinese University publications in top-tier journals. They have been on a steady upswing since the late 90s.

[@iXpress]

@@nrusimha11 Avg Scientific research!! Nothing substantial or ground breaking invention yet from China. If any then let us know.

[@endurance24601]

This is the beauty of the so called Right Wing what is actually an Indic Wing... So edifying...

[@voiddoingnothing5266]

🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@mohitmishra7088]

Itne scientific tarike se aap hi Samjha skte hain Guruji... 😍👏🎉💐🤗🤗

[@skiyer]

I've seen that Hindi dailies/newspapers have diluted the language so much that it almost feels like they're now merely *transliterating* English in devanagari script. It's a shame

[@Randomguy48279xyz]

👍

[@CyclicKarma]

Check out the book 'bhashashuddhi' by veer savarkar ... Will give you insights on a lot of new prakrit words in modern terminology

[@nishantketu1174]

Achhe topic ko support kro mitron

[@zeref611]

We Marathis were given this gift by none other than great scholar Swatantra Veer Savarkar who created this words for foriegn/new words

[@imvmmystery]

यह डॉ नित्यानंद मिश्रा और अन्य लोगों को अवश्य देखना चाहिए।

[@govindaaggarwal103]

Atyant Ruchikar Chalchitra 👍👍👍

[@sharadchandakacherla8268]

In kannada we use “Lasike” for vaccination.

[@nottingham4420]

In Marathi we use lasikaran.

[@bhaveshrajaiya1146]

In Gujarat we use 'Rasikaran' for vaccination

[@deepakshandilya5528]

Marathis use Naisargik for organic food 😀 and it's so apt.

[@DailyLifeSolution]

No, Marathi word for organic is sendriya(सेंद्रीय).

[@prakashkify]

Naisargik is said in the sense of natural in hindi

[@deepakshandilya5528]

Hindi ki jo boliyaan hain, jaise awadhi bhojpuri bundeli etc unme Farsi ke bahut kam shabd hai bajaay khadi boli/standard Hindi ke.

[@tushardabda8240]

Bhaiya, please bring someone with expertise on Urban naxalism/Foreign Funded NGOS..🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@varunkhugshal9049]

Watch Priyank on this podcast

[@tushardabda8240]

@@varunkhugshal9049 yeah, but i was talking about a dedicated podcast discussing JNU, Arundhati Roy, leftist Feminist, human rights org- its funding, bhima Koregaon, naxal lobby in govt system etc.

[@jaihanumanji1122]

Great VAAD . But people will not going to watch this video 🙄 😒