The History of Hindu India, 1947 to Present

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The History of Hindu India (Part Five) was developed by the editors of Hinduism Today magazine in collaboration with Dr. Shiva Bajpai, Professor Emeritus of History, California State University Northridge. It is intended to provide an authentic presentation of the history of India and Hinduism for use in American middle and high school classes, as well as Hindu temple study groups and general presentations on the Hindu religion and history.
This documentary is based on the fifth chapter of the textbook, "The History of Hindu India," published in 2011. It covers Indian history from 1947 to the present day. Opening with Nehru's famed speech on August 15, 1947, it describes the formation of the new government, development of the constitution, invasion of Kashmir by Pakistan, the horrors of partition, formation of states along linguistic lines, and efforts to uplift the lower classes. It covers the religions of India along with religious strife and its causes, Hindu pilgrimage using Rameswaram as an example, Ayurveda, the impact of Hinduism in the modern world and finally a nod to the popularity of Bollywood and Indian cuisine.
For more information and for class lesson plans based on the book, visit www.hinduismtoday.com/education/. This documentary is directed and produced by Sushma Khadepaun. Narrated by Roger (Raj) Narayan. Funded by the Uberoi Foundation, Institute for Curriculum Advancement, this film may be freely distributed for educational purposes.

[@skt1731]

Finally found this gem of a teaching, said so plainly and yet so powerfully.

[@atultripathi8014]

The whole series of (Hindu India) has been the best.

[@sakshamsondhi2019]

Very nice presentation. Being a Hindu and living in India having such a history is a great feeling to realise. Thanks for making this.

[@najaziz08]

This has been a fascinating story. My ancestors were Hindus & I'm intrigued to learn more about their history. People change religions, languages and way of living but the blood that runs in their veins doesn't change. Perhaps it's the call of that ancestral DNA wanting me to seek out my roots.

[@dr.sunitachowdhary1072]

Very effective and interesting way in giving a very clear and correct information about hinduism.

[@robertschlesinger1342]

Excellent overview on India's transformation into the more modern society of today, after attaining their independence from the UK and the unification of the many Indian States.

[@sidneyfrattinijr.9700]

This hole series of documentaries were outstanding. What a great job. God bless India. Namaste

[@nehruulaganathan8957]

Thank you verymuch. It is great effort to document the long history of Hinduism in a simple and best way. Namaste

[@theguyver4934]

Jai hind respect from a pakistani muslim

[@badbhanu007]

fabulous series! well done team.

[@kharepurvi9091]

A very great and informative documentary I ever saw on Hinduism

[@ashishpatel350]

Time to make India dharmic again.

[@nairkvsreekumaran2846]

The narration is fantastic. Please make more videos to educate we Indians about us.

[@cookingmaster9131]

I'm exmuslim Hinduism is very peaceful and good religion

[@shubhamrana8544]

Hinduism spread all countries

[@712dal]

This was a great documentary series.... I enjoyed all five parts

[@bishwajitbose91]

Excellent. The world needs to get ready to recognize re rising of a great nation.

[@karangupta120]

What an great piece of work in making of this documentary, must be a part of short movie from schools to office's. so that atleast we must get a learning or recall of our culture. Thanks with regards.

[@rljpdx]

excellent series. i'm so glad i watched it.

[@maxchristianesteffan2321]

Thank you very much for this series. I got to know more about India and there has been a lot of new information for me. Namaste.

[@TheFloatingflower]

Great. Jai hind!

[@MrSirAussie]

Very good, empowering and vibrant presentation. Thank you

[@reshmabs3707]

Proud to be an Indian😍🇮🇳

[@sharan696]

Very well articulated documentary! It was great to refresh my knowledge on Indian history and values. Great job by everyone involved!

[@cyrushormusjee5112]

SWEET INDIA. FROM BEGINNING OF TIME, TILL ETERNITY . LOVE YOU ALL.

[@DRLUV1161]

Excellent documentary.

[@edithkristof7125]

Thank you very much for this interesting documentary. NAMASTE

[@djf8619]

Thank you for this interesting series of documentaries. Was only going to watch the first one, but ended up watching all of them.

[@polesetti]

loved the playlist, thanks for sharing...

[@arijitdatta8918]

This is really excellent content, I wish my world history class was so good.

[@charlesdavis7087]

Excellent is every way. Thank you all.

[@mattkamar9994]

Thanks and Well Done !

[@sudhakarreddykamidi6937]

Thank you so much brother

[@ravidhyani3074]

Very nice documentary

[@vijaypallod3686]

Job very well done. Keep up the good work

[@mariafatimasmf7845]

Wonderful. Thank you.

[@kausalyabahadur7667]

Thank you.

[@vaishalipatel8903]

This series has been fascinating.I've leanr tso much that I bring to my tour of India in London.

[@yanamystica9745]

I have the magazine "Hinduism Today" coincidentally when I visited Kauai.

[@bachardilipkumar7606]

India and it's culture , tradition have great influence Abe contribution on human progress better to say on entire mankind. Thankyou for your brief lecture .

[@sanjaydubey4556]

Excellent overview

[@Sanatani_kattar]

Namste Dhanyevaad

[@trumpetmano]

I still believe the partition of India was somehow a British subterfuge to cause as much death and perpetual unrest. Britain has A LOT to answer for, not just in India either.

[@gatarooshghangurde7305]

Their main motive itself was to divide india as much as possible. Divide and Rule.

[@keshobdas7524]

Excellent

[@krsn5]

Again, thank you for a job much needed and well done. again, it is haTha yoga not hatha - it is a hard retroflex sound, namaste!

[@vve2059]

Sir Ram Mandir is being built after centuries of exploitation of Hindus. It is neo diwali for hindus all over the world❤🚩🚩

[@jamescarter3114]

Namaste:)

[@pbebington]

Saw all 5 parts end-to-end. A reasonable approximation, given the limited time to cover Earth's longest living continuous civilization... a near impossible task, indeed. So, well done & thanks. Albeit, a curiosity (or concern) is that there seems to be no Indian academic reviewers shown in the final credits. There is that pinch of salt. Perhaps, a revised version in future with Swadeshi Indology experts would be more accurate. Surely, a nation's history must be looked at from its own lens, not others'.

[@HinduismTodayVideos]

The series was co-authored by the late Dr. Shiva Bajpai, one of the foremost Indian historians of our time. It was reviewed by Dr. Anantanand Rambachan and Dr. T.S. Rukmani. As well, there was continuous consultation with leading historians of India, such as Dr. B.B. Lal.

[@prashant-ul2sn]

Nice

[@aurobindoroy2109]

Should be some discussion on fall of hinduism in Bangladesh and pak.

[@ROMIL07860]

7th key hindu idea LIVE & LET LIVE

[@ChandruChandru-fr3gv]

very nice

[@sehgalchowk]

nice

[@minaroy9746]

🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏