When India's Chapati Humbled The British | Flashback with Palki Sharma

[@Firstpost]

What did you think about the latest edition of Flashback? Leave a comment and let us know your thoughts

[@callummarks2080]

Was quite an interesting and informative episode, thanks to "Palki" from Callum from Australia (your news channel is the only one I watch now ☺)

[@omkardhange2310]

Its completely new.. Fresh.. Just like chapatti 👌🏻

[@TheSayKular]

Now a Hindu rules UK. 🛑 And a generation passed after British gone from India. 🛑 Why you still fuel hate towards English and Europe? 🛑🛑🛑🛑🛑

[@maitreytelang2312]

Wtf is Allahabad? It’s Prayagraj.

[@omkardhange2310]

@@19hbytuy do u knw wht follows next after chapatti? Its butter chicken tikka masala... I have one more topic for debate.. Veg biryani 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@bluewaters2231]

The Britishers called it the Mutiny of the Sepoys. The story about the Chapati is absolutely true. My mother used to relate it to us together with other stories of independence. She said men on horseback travelled thru out the length and breath of India carrying chapatis in their hand which were then distributed and he was given more to take forward. Your acceptig the chapati meant you were in. it was a confirmation. Like that the chapatis travelled from village to village garnering the people together in this which was our first war of independence.

[@googlesharma4477]

Also lotus flower

[@pravindahiya719]

Chanakya's ARTHSHASTRA describes this method of revolt ! my grand parents also told me but little variation. a date of revolt was conveyed too. described in the main comments section !

[@bluesclues132]

@@pravindahiya719 source from chanayka??

[@kumarraj197]

@@bluesclues132 arthshastra , he gave the name , are u blind ?

[@dutybound5079]

Read "Operation Red Lotus" by "Parag Tope" to know the truth of this matter. Chapatis were used to gather rations dynamically. Lotuses symbolised troop movements.

[@hartonolee]

I am a 46 year old chinese man. I first met my partner in the usa studying our mba. We met because we were both intl students and unfamilar to usa culture and customs. Yet we bonded, oh yes we bonded. Over butter chicken, prata, and similarities in culture. We come from a culture where we would die to save our parents. We come from a great similar culture of piety, loyalty, and love of all things different. Indians and chinese are natural allys, the problem is language. Fortunately the west gave us english andwe bonded and so bonded till today. We have a border dispute, but we can overcome it. Through language communication and butter chicken. Trust me, we all want the same things. Leta our govt resolve the border dispute once and for all, and!! Most important, let our people communicate. Because once we do, its so beautiful the indian culture, and so is the Chinese culture.

[@pam4840]

Yes, Chinese blackening face and doing chamiya dance was funny though

[@cliffordchie]

I also wish both India and China become allies. But recent racist video shared by China doesn't seem like that. It was from official account not some random person. Dont mistake me. I also love chinese culture.

[@pravindahiya719]

i respect Chinese culture but your RULERS are MAD. Mount Kailash has been a part of India & Hindu culture since millennia . have you ever seen Indians asking for its political integration ever ? no ! your leaders go like " X was a part of China 200 years ago - so it's Chinese " " Y was a part of China 300 years ago - so.. Chinese " the fact being even if X & Y were NOT a part of China 100 years more into the history or 100 years later ; China claims it. every region was a part of different Empires at different times in History . how come Chinese claim ( based on History ) of a particular region becomes more stronger than any other nation's claim ?

[@Kaushiknaath]

I can't agree more, I am quite well aware of the conflicts and mistrust between India and China. Many countries will be super happy if China and India goes to war with each other, Those powers will assist us so we can destroy each other. I hope that better sense will prevail and the two oldest civilization will becomes friends or at least not harm each other unnecessarily.

[@commanindic4574]

I have lot of respect for Chinese ppl....just don't like communist govt over there

[@atultripathi3823]

Palki sharma is not only journalist.she is also great teacher 🎉

[@ujju_k7157]

Just stop fanboying every one who is good in doing his/her job. That is what is keeping us behind. Rather than taking away msg, we're becoming fans and blind followers. What if next day she says something which are not in our favor, you'll blindly believe her. Be a good sport, appreciate her of her frank journalism, rather than appreciating her and making her celebrity. This goes for all including Modi

[@atultripathi3823]

@@ujju_k7157 you are rightly said..,

[@vikas274]

She is just a reader, script is wriiten by someone else

[@VALAR_Morgulis.]

​@@ujju_k7157 you are the same as British Thinking in modi angle for every silly thing The Modi revolution on Western slavery of you people makes you fear of him... No chapatis here chill...

[@suseeln]

That is height of desperation. She is just a news reader.

[@heidichalfant5643]

I would love to see a movie made about this. We don’t know much about south Asian history in the US. Just make sure the movie is made in India, so it isn’t sugar coated by anyone. The truth must be heard and remembered.

[@msdolly6101981]

No offense, but I think most Americans won't be able to locate India or SE Asia in a map, forget history 😅

[@kirtigupta9753]

A movie was already made about 1857 war. Plus these were also part of a documentary series.

[@Saagar_Sahu]

What is south asian ? So britishers are north west eurasian islands?

[@Shivam-mf5lv]

You can watch sardar udham sing movie

[@ambassador3365]

Heidi , we have enough anti India jihadi, missionary , commies in India who have sugar coated every islamist invasions, rape , brutality nd the colonisers plunder too , in movies, books , academia . There are jackals everywhere …… But Truth will prevail …..

[@piyushbaroliya7153]

That's a damn good story. We know more about Romans, Greeks and US history then we know about ourselves. We need to know more of what's ours.

[@viru6666]

Very well done Palki betiji , I am 71 yrs old an NRI doctor in Bahamas and i never heard about this so thanks a lot I admire you for few years when you are with WION

[@ankurantil6137]

Come back home, spend rest of the life here

[@hindustanimapper]

@@ankurantil6137 its his wish bro

[@LaxmikantDornal]

Wion is there due Palki

[@VDhanush]

This was excellent. Its a niche domain which media never covers. Thank you. We are happy to watch and devote our time for such brain-healthy and nosie-free content .

[@VDhanush]

Noise-free*

[@RajBasu-es8qz]

V.D Sabarkar who called it "first war of Indian independence" one of fighter 💖 Jai Hind

[@BalagonCryptonite__]

My full respect to Indian Sacrifices....

[@milindkhamkar]

More curious history lesson than the entire history syllabus in Indian education system, its time new generation should learn some category of history lessons from heroric war heros, British & Mughal invasion and some unique history lessons like this

[@pravindahiya719]

actually a method of revolt - described in Chanakya's Arth Shaastra. my grand parents told me . i have explained what happened in the main comments.

[@dutybound5079]

Read "Operation Red Lotus" by "Parag Tope" to know the truth of this matter.

[@Drfine22]

Yes

[@nikhiljoshi7619]

It is there in class 12 CBSE NCERT

[@ksroopaprem3169]

Incredibly inspiring. In Tamil language is a proverb" vallavanukku pullum aayudham" ...meaning even a blade of grass is a weapon for a skilled person. I am proud about our ancestors highly intelligent ways yet humble to stir spine chilling fears among Brits. I bet this piece of information will now be a great inspiration to develop immense respect to our native cuisine too.

[@wesdale1753]

Thanks a lot babe. This brings back memories of how the East lndia Company brought my great grand parents from Rajahmundry to Mauritius on a one trip, never to see their loved ones again. I am a third generation watching this awesome presentation with a heavy heart and tears. Thanks. Dave

[@SenorSol]

Don't be silly, you don't have any "memories" of the EIC, it was long gone by the time you were born! If you were born before 1874 then I'd like to know your secret for living until 149th year! Sigh.

[@striker44]

​@@SenorSol Do not take it in a literal sense. Memories get passed on from one generation to the next. Much of it is also documented in books, documrntaries, movies and such. He may have some ancestral properties with "colonial" stories behind it. Look at where he is in the context of history - his destiny - a quantized pocket of colonial past is thriving elsewhere in this world.

[@dutybound5079]

Indentured labourers were a replacement for slaves. Labels got changed and west celebrated 'slavery ban'. By the way, Read "Operation Red Lotus" by "Parag Tope" to know the truth of this matter. He is a descendant of one of the leaders of 1857 war - Tatya Tope.

[@divinebeing5720]

That hurts alot even to hear, I'm a fellow telugite from Telangana, I wish you will visit your great grand parents home atleast once.. Best wishes for your future.

[@RaviChandranjennifer]

@@SenorSol use your common sense before ridiculing someone.

[@BLUERAY1611]

This channel teaches true history then our text book. Keep up the good work 👏

[@bibekjung7404]

KAVEEER ALMIGHTY GOD----🙏.🙏.🙏.

[@samikshyapanda2879]

Great job Palki...anything authentic and well researched , about our country is always a welcome treat. Given the fact, now we are realizing how wrong and manupulative facts were written in our History textbooks. No doubt, this part of History was never my favorite. But, honestly, way to go....There's so much the younger generations have to know about our country, before it's too late.

[@dutybound5079]

Read "Operation Red Lotus" by "Parag Tope" to know the truth of this matter.

[@Guitar6ty]

There were many outbreaks of Cholera in the UK at roughly the same time with thousands of deaths from that disease. Excellent presentation of historical fact well done Palki.

[@J.M.254]

I wonder, did the British, call it, the Chapati Cholera! 😊

[@flickrebeat8936]

I mean they were riddled with diseases even before that, but they like to blame their filthy habits on everyone else

[@vilvamspillai4161]

It wasn't the first war against British. Rani Velu Nachiyar (3 January 1730 - 25 December 1796) was a queen of Sivaganga estate from c. 1780-1790. She was the first Indian queen to wage war with the East India Company in India. She is known by Tamils as Veeramangai ("brave woman"). With the support of Hyder Ali's army, feudal lords, the Maruthu Brothers, Dalit commanders, and Thandavarayan Pillai, she fought the East India company. 🙋🙋🤷

[@sohanm3051]

But not first queen to revolt

[@_Leftismisamentaldisorder_-]

@@sohanm3051 Who was the first queen who revolted against the British?

[@bluewaters2231]

I cant wait for all these events to be put together and presented to us as our history. Thank u Palki. Thank you Pillaiji.

[@andy99ish]

Internal military conflicts between local principalities, the Moghul empire and sometimes against the British or French were many in the XVIII century.

[@deepasinghal4729]

I love her, brave and strategic Queen. But she wasn't the first Queen to wage war against Brits or win it, neither it was a national war of Indian independence, assuming First war means a national war here because every kingdom fought and majority of them won against Brits. Like someone said, if only true and complete history can be put together, done with govt. propaganda of "unorganized 1857 war with sticks" *eye roll*

[@kritarthjaiswal1793]

I would like to thank you Firstpost and Palki Sharma for considering my comment on last video .... This type of videos will really help a U.P.S.C. aspirant like me and we all will know our great modern history and Indian independence struggle.... Keep making such videos ❤👌🙏

[@shrihari5491]

Palki-ji, please continue presenting such forgotten histories of India. Incredibly inspiring..............😊

[@biblebasher9364]

Haha Love it. Love learning new things. As an Irish American, I chant "down with the British and long live the Irish!"

[@lokeshk4642]

This is so awesome history and funny story. I think Indians in UK should passing around Chapatis just to spook their royal family. 😀

[@SonuTanti-xf5lq]

Intersting 😂

[@jinnybikini]

Chapatis ✊🏽✊🏽✊🏽

[@12440jayjay]

Yes, the story of Chapati distribution to the mass to confirm the unity and wishing the revolt has historical significance. That mutiny was not successful, but some hundred years the Indian Naval mutiny really really scared the hell out of Britishers and forced them to leave. You should do a video on that story.

[@sanjayvaidya4925]

Read Tatya Tope's Operation Red Lotus: The Topé Family Presents the Story of Tatya and the Anglo-Indian War of 1857 Book by Parag Topé

[@gregr7908]

Love all your history videos. I am an Indian from Trinidad and Tobago living in America now. I have talk to so many Indians from India and can't get the right story about Bharat Singh. I would love to hear the story from you. Thank you so much continue success with your great show.

[@milindbhai1]

Palki, this is so very interesting. Very innovative idea indeed. Kudos for being the first to come out with this

[@90eights]

Indians brought the Chapati to East African Coast during colonial times now its a delicacy being sold everywhere. It has become a staple here in Kenya. Indian population in Kenya about 100,000. How about Chai/Tea? I thought Chai was swahili for Tea but i heard indians in India saying Chai referring to Tea too. I'm curious. Tea is the biggest export for Kenya.

[@nischaymiglani2617]

Chai is a Hindi word for Tea.

[@EvolveYourBrain]

@@nischaymiglani2617 cha which most Indians calls chai and many eastern states says cha is also a Chinese word I think they were the first one to drink it as a beverage.

[@varun2250]

​@@EvolveYourBrain Tea is popularized by Ancient kings in present day territory of China, yes. But according to a lot of accounts, the consumption of tea existed since eternity from North-East India to South East Asia, like in Cambodia, Laos, Vietnam etc...

[@dino2215]

Lol, my Kenyan colleague also thought that biryani was a Kenyan dish until he googled it..

[@mxxmauuhan3597]

Tea came to India from China. Chinese language has 2words for tea. One is "Cha" that became Chai in Hindi and another was "Tey" that became Tea in English. We Indians got tea from China.

[@el-bi5rk]

This was part of our grade 12 history syllabus, I was quite intrigued. Scored 95 in my board exams😉

[@dutybound5079]

If you were intrigued, Read "Operation Red Lotus" by "Parag Tope" to know the truth of this matter.

[@el-bi5rk]

@@dutybound5079 I surely will. Thankyou for the recommendation.

[@sridhark5663]

A very interesting Flashback Palki Sharma. Keep them coming.

[@rohitmehetre1999]

For other news channels: This is what you do when you don't have news to show the whole day; rather than creating cringey and fake news....

[@adityasingh_1111]

And either do Pakistan Pakistan or illiterate hindu Muslim debates

[@vritrakanha]

Indeeed 😂 it's great news to watch!

[@daksheshbhide]

World war 3 about to begin?? I hear this often😂

[@adityasingh_1111]

@@daksheshbhide Just an year ago I heard nuclear war has started and whole world is going to be nuked 😂

[@pravindahiya719]

@@daksheshbhide it is bound to happen soon ! a lot of countries have suffered because of US $ & the USA strong arming nations to NOT buy oil from anyone who is ready to sell in any currency other than the $ . BRICS was created to stop this & protect themselves from $ , but was moving slow on dedollarisation. Russian asset freeze opened the eyes of the world. but they need a strong military power to stand up to the USA . USA see Russia in that leadership role & that's why want to destroy it. till there is only money ( actually only paper & printing cost for the USA ) spent by the USA , the will continue the war. Because Russian Rouble is not accepted by the whole world - they need actual assets to produce arms & munitions . but as Putin said " we don't need a world with no Russia in it ". As Russia is pushed more & more into the corner ; they will be forced to Nuke London & New York with hypersonic missiles. Despite ' Patriot ' claims , USA can't protect any city once Russia decides to destroy it !

[@devotion240]

The Vellore mutiny, or Vellore Revolution, occurred on 10 July 1806 and was the first instance of a large-scale and violent mutiny by Indian sepoys against the East India Company, predating the Indian Rebellion of 1857 by half a century. The revolt, which took place in the Indian city of Vellore, Tamil Nadu.

[@architsrivastava7217]

No sir, such rebellions/uprisings happened pre 1857 not just in Vellore but more places. But only 1857 is first war of independence. Please don't compare it with rebellion.

[@manjularamprasad3925]

This movement happened everywhere in #857

[@TheFadsw]

They were imprisoned Mysore soldiers not Indian sepoys. There is no India at that time

[@strawmanfallacy8666]

Some one off rebellions in small kingdoms are simply not comparable to the great Revolt of 1857. Learn more about it.

[@philipanthony9596]

Reflecting (just for a moment) on the number of Indian restaurants dotted around the UK today, i guess we Brits are no longer frightened of the chappati. Personally i’m going to stick with my firm British favourite - yes, its three cheers for Chicken Tikka Masala 😂

[@mojojojo1211]

Lmao

[@SenorSol]

Most of those 'Indian' restaurants are actually owned and run by Bangladeshis and Pakistanis, both of whom would object to being called 'Indian'.

[@ankushverma8625]

​@@SenorSol in india most people have never eaten chiken tikka masala , cause it's not an Indian dish, it was made by an Indian in Britain.

[@barryphillips6845]

​@Ankush Verma I could not get a Chicken Madras curry in Chennai anywhere...

[@SenorSol]

@@ankushverma8625 Yes I know, and what's your point? I've never claimed that chicken tikka masala was Indian or eaten in India.

[@arianapriya]

Nice , turn it into series , let this generation see the true history , may be one day it will inspire to change the text books . Also liked the fact of writing the history through our version ( do not call it mutiny ) how appropriate .

[@waynenash6008]

Whatever you call it, you lost

[@smartcoolgadgets7516]

​@@waynenash6008 but how ?

[@smartcoolgadgets7516]

Yeah u r right wr lost to the British from stealing the whole wealth out of wealthy countries . And one thing more the sun never sets on English empire because even god Couldn't trust the Englishman in the dark😂😂

[@Mr.Patrick_Hung]

An educational series would be a good idea. Often it it better to sit back from politics and look at how we got here. This show provides more details and information than the white western media.

[@dutybound5079]

Thank Savarkar for calling it the first war of Independence.

[@jasminerochas-oq8jw]

Have you noticed the feeling of unity among those who enjoy the same , good meal ? The chapatis served to unify people wishes.

[@theaborigine1119]

Whatever decent small things India does insanely bother the West and still today scare them to the core...They are not concerned about their collapsing economy or declining civilization which is under threat by radical Islamists they are more concerned about how come India's economy and Democracy flourishing in such trying times...

[@churitter]

Great insight into British rule . Very informative. Time to examine the Islamic rule as well. The mainstream media unwilling to do that. Unless lessons are learnt from both British and Islamic rules , India will continue to be ruled by subtle powers from within and beyond its border .

[@ThEEqualizer93]

I hope you guys will also cover the story of the 1946 Royal Indian Naval Mutiny , which was THE most consequential event leading to indian independence which has been in the shadows for over 7 decades.

[@moinakbhattacharya878]

Well, now i get terrified when i see blood pudding, bacon, processed meats, like sausage first thing in the morning as English breakfast. If those gout enhancing, cholestrol laden, super unhealthy foods do not scare the hell out of you, well, then even humble chapati will scare you.

[@SenorSol]

And yet the average Indian has a 12-year lower life expectancy than that of the average European, I wonder why that is? Indians eat a LOT of fried foods, cooked in really unhealthy carcinogenic cheap oils, too much sugar (obvs!) hence the sky-high rates of diabetes, not enough fresh fruits and vegetables, and cook the living sh*t out of most vegetables! Now that scares me!

[@barryphillips6845]

Very true. But a cookery culture based on using ghee is just as injurious to cholesterol!

[@moinakbhattacharya878]

@@barryphillips6845 Not really, ghee is way more healthy than lard and other types of animal fat, i can give you several pointers to prove this fact. Btw, ghee is just one option, tradionally indian households use mustard oil, sesame oil, coconut oil (check Jennifer Aniston's post about why it is so healthy)

[@barryphillips6845]

@Moinak Bhattacharya you have thrown lard in to the debate! In that case I yield as you are undoubtedly correct. Having said as much, I do not believe that a well cooked full English breakfast is as bad as some claim it to be. It's up there with Kerala Fish Curry!

[@moinakbhattacharya878]

@@barryphillips6845 i mentioned about the bad boys, but baked beans, toasts, poached tomatoes, lightly fried eggs, a cup of strong tea to go with are not bad at all

[@dbiswas123]

Palki-jee, please continue presenting the forgotten histories of India like this, which "they" NEVER shared with us in our school history books. Let this be the regular and unique feature of the Firstpost after the main daily News. We will wait for it. Let us learn with our kids about our glorious history, which "they" tried to keep hidden from us for so long. Thank you so much for taking the initiative. 🙏

[@playhard719]

Just imagine a Victorian era english scientists and mathematicians seriously trying to uncover the secret code from the black dots of Chapati.

[@dutybound5079]

Read "Operation Red Lotus" by "Parag Tope" to know the truth of this matter.

[@amaanhussainbarbhuyan9628]

😂😂😂

[@bapparawal2457]

उत्तम। अति उत्तम। Love how different pieces of information is woven into the story.

[@stormtrooper2170]

Chapati serve with mutton curry..👈😋❤️ I love it..✌️👍

[@Love.life.ashigzoya]

Very timely and apt tribute to I diab soldier. Netaji modeled his INA on 1857. This should be in our school syllabus . Very well projected Palki Sharma keep it thank you jai hind . Indian Military Veterans.

[@AbdulaliMuhammad-ql5nh]

You will always be my favorite that's bringing the people the truth you should always bring the people the truth even if it costs you your life🎉

[@NasyaSwer-fm2ym]

What a breadful story ❤

[@MayankGupta-fg1ni]

Chapati signifies the sense of collective belonging and an instrument for integrating India at that time

[@pravindahiya719]

it was actually a method of revolt. i explained in main comments.

[@MayankGupta-fg1ni]

@@pravindahiya719 i reject your narrative

[@dutybound5079]

No, it was a message to prepare people for providing rations to Indian troops and to coordinate troop movement. Read "Operation Red Lotus" by "Parag Tope" to know the truth of this matter. He is a descendant of Tatya Tope.

[@SunitDas7464]

Every time I open KZbin, if Palki is there on the thumbnail I click it and watch till the end. I'm not sure what hooks my attention, but it happens every time. Palki is a gem 💎

[@nithuk3712]

'Chapathies travelling faster than British mail' That line cracked me up 😂

[@acadstars5098]

But it is written in my 8th Grade NCERT English textbook that during the era of 1857 people used to spread information and messages through chapatis. •GLIMPSES OF PAST(chapter 3,page no.42):"Soon, chapatis were sent from village to village to tell the people that their emperor would want their services. Similarly lotus flowers circulated among Indian soldiers." As per my interpretation chapati itself was a secret code.

[@ganesh28787872]

Thankyou team for this efforts. We request you present the entire series of our black past .let our generations observe it,study it to deeply anaylze these historic moments that led us to failures in hands of Mughals, British and other Invaders.let our new generations be reminded of pains our ancestors have gone through and be aware to not to repeat mistakes at any cost further.Let us stay united with complete strength and knowledge.

[@proud.hindu1965]

I like your flash back videos please keep doing .Madam Palki is full of knowledge. ❤

[@waldensmith4796]

Thanks for the history of the Chipati which I love eating at times. The British came to an understanding of the Chipati and India's role in this bread. Keep up the good work at Vantage.

[@Holysimba21]

I'm Kenyan and i have to say the best gift Indians brought us was Chapati 😂.. I'm not lying when i say how much Kenyans love Chapati.

[@ARJUN-ep1nl]

Gr8 excerpts from the history..loved it

[@Sardar_Khalsa]

*Thank You for this Information.*

[@ahmedamri6114]

Chapati is a morning food in Tanzania 🇹🇿 🤩

[@deshnamamgain6235]

Palki you are just a true spirit, atleast somebody have guts to say this,the mindset colonisation have created in this country amongst the people required people like you who show the mirror🙏

[@arunthakur1708]

Thanks a ton for your series. Please keep continue these series and make indian to go back to dark ages where our ancestors corpse are still hanged at every corner of street, their body burns 🔥with ashes in the air and dried bodies in crores number fainting their living spirit in Bengal Famine. We are indebted to these indian more than anything I'm this world. Kindly make us remind as we indians seems to forget easily.

[@trajkoivanov5988]

Chapati story - a beautifull and legendary one!

[@anil3820]

I remember this when my teacher explained in school If you are accepting chapati = you are giving your consent ( means you’re in ) They gathered such a unity for that revolution, but it was Mangal Pandey who lost his cool and spoiled the plan!

[@cashnexus2989]

Correct, Pandey lost his temper and attacked officers ahead of schedule. Not a hero but a fool. One of several incidents and warnings which should have alerted the British, who felt too secure in command to pay heed.

[@sanatani2864]

Is it?? can u provide some more info? will like to read more abt it.

[@aldomosti3695]

The GREAT Chapati Revolution; and I thought I had eaten them all! ......We Love you, Little Palki!

[@peetymcfly8871]

Chapati, bread, rice, and potatoes are all staple foods in many parts of the world. They are often referred to as "filler foods" because they are high in carbohydrates and low in protein. However, these foods can be part of a healthy diet when eaten in moderation and combined with other nutrient-rich foods.

[@vlada]

Wheat is the main staple for 20% of world population. Potato was so important to Irish survival that a disease to potatoes cause starvation, death, exodus. "Filler foods" is a first world designation for basic food staples in most countries.

[@peetymcfly8871]

@@vlada While it is true that "filler foods" are often seen as less desirable than other types of food in developed countries, they are still essential for survival in many parts of the world. For example, in Africa, cassava is a staple food that is often considered to be a "filler food." However, it is a nutrient-rich food that can provide people with the energy they need to survive. It is important to remember that food is not just about taste or nutrition. It is also about culture and identity. For many people, their staple foods are more than just a way to get calories. They are a part of who they are and where they come from. We should respect all types of food, regardless of where they come from or how they are perceived.

[@syedrasheedullah4764]

coke has. more carbohydrate level brother coke killing directly

[@ajaybodas548]

A unique and absolutely amazing anecdote yet from the history, shrouded with a mystery... Palki ka jawab nahin.. Amazing how just a few pieces of common Indian bread or Chapati, could be a part of the 1857- mutiny ...The hard times, faced by the people during the British rule during the period, very explicitly portrayed here. Storytelling is an art, but the way Palki narrates an incident, it's as if these incidents play on a celluloid ...

[@sarthakc5224]

First post needs to break its news into sections or give taglines. If we expect serious content from them those can have serious taglines and non serious or marketing stuff should go under a fun other tagline. It is confusing for me, sometimes I am really in the mood of Palki killing International topics with her great oratory skills I am not sure which one to click. The tag will help. Palki is a one women army !!!! We are here for you girl ! Slay it out (A GENZ fan)

[@devotion240]

The First War Of Independence 1800-1801: "JAMPU THEEVU PROCLAMATION OF INDEPENDENCE" was issued on June 16, 1801 by Maruthu Pandiyar brothers from the tiruchi fort, Tamil Nadu, calling for people of all castes and communities to unite their fight against european domination. On 24 October 1801, Maruthu brothers were hanged by british along with 500 other male family members in the fort of Tirupputhur, which is now Sivaganga district, Tamil Nadu. The British allowed a male heir from the Marudu Pandyar family to live, but later exiled him to Penang, Malaysia due to fears that the child would rebel against the British. The document is a significant historical artefact. It represents one of the earliest organised attempts at evicting the english east india company from india.

[@3rdeyeEagle]

South Indians particularly Tamil and Telugu freedom fighters were never given importance. I don't know why? Rani Velu Nachiyar was a queen of sivagangai estate in southern tamilnadu from 1760 - 1790..She was the first queen who fought against british colonial powers in india, even long before the queen jhansi rani..She is still celebrated by thamizh people as veera mangai

[@googlesharma4477]

Central India concentrated history

[@adityajoshi6422]

Because history was written by marxist historians to produce divided self loathing adult indians. It's so sad that we don't learn much about the rich culture of south india and north east india, and are just taught the history of colonizations

[@Sandy-rv9tv]

Agree It's a shame. It needs to be corrected

[@LaxmikantDornal]

Palki Sharma is The Best. Extraordinary Excellent

[@jimspencer3072]

Love a Chapati

[@HelloWorld24680]

Superbly summed up 🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@vicsaul5459]

My dad was a welder, at birmid qualcast, west midlands, 🇬🇧, he was always talking about weld repairs on chapati! PLATE, The labourers would cook them on the constantly burning furnace, 🔥,. Great storytime with Palki ❤

[@manuelfets5280]

PALKI SHARMA YOU ARE A GREAT TEACHER .

[@smitas65]

This has been mentioned in many British memoirs and stories. My older relatives who were born in the late 18th century were convinced it was some sort of code, and mentioned as much to their progeny

[@thelosthouse829]

well done. west has to be reminded time and again that their perspective about the world is not the only one and that what works for west doesn't necessarily means it will work for every one

[@maheshgulwadi4431]

Your channel is one of its kind and your stories, narrations are highly awaited, enjoyed and shared.

[@anikalaghari1919]

Thank you for bringing a unique topic!

[@charlynnmullin38]

Good to hear the real history.

[@pccitizen1647]

The capatis sold at roadsides of delhi, mumbai, chennai etc still terrifies them. Especially if there is no toilets nearby 😅

[@sanjayvaidya4925]

Ricebag humour.

[@amankumar-nz1yq]

Paxtani..

[@gauravk6114]

Too spicy for them

[@SurmaSsss-xy6fe]

Undoubtedly the most loved journalist in India💓💓

[@YATIN0]

Interesting. Never new our humble chapati has an untold story, not anymore I say.

[@joannapinkiewicz6756]

I love Indians, you power is communal. A simple act of chapatti sharing both strengthen the people and rattled the enemy. Simply brilliant. It makes you giggle too! Power to you!

[@Dr.Subash03]

I really loved palki's last comment .....🎉😂 To make them known the chapati were meant for 😂😂

[@NamanBastar]

Creativity at its best. Who ever thought of this idea back then should have been given free supply of chapati for life... I really onjoy this new segment of 'Flashback' Jai Hind

[@andy99ish]

The mutiny of the Sepoys, though in breach of the oaths they have sworn, was forgiven by the British. Who overcame the mutiny with outstanding resolution and courage.

[@varun2250]

And got the arse kicked out in 1947...the First War of Independence did play its part in seeing the demise of the Imperial British. By the way, I do know you support Russian invasion of Ukraine. Can't say the same about the rest of your country men

[@uhura647]

Thousands of people were tied to cannon and fired from it .

[@varun2250]

Forgiven by mass execution. And when we hear that it's the British Colonianialists (Churchill) who gassed people in closed chambers even before Hitler, it's not so surprising anymore.

[@vleiratfilms2020]

Delightful.. thank you🌹

[@manikarnigamanu35]

This incident is also written by Mahasweta Devi in her book queen of Jhansi - the biography of Jhansi Rani Lakshmi Bai

[@unknownu8430]

Thank you so much for sharing this wonderful information. I'll tell my kid about this as a story.🙂👍

[@torkeymada]

Excellent! Palki Sharma adds another overlay to her repertoire- whimsy. Cheers😅

[@Amuzic_Earth]

I smiled at the end remark Chapati Dread.

[@SaurabhSingh-jo5hj]

In the red fort museum also its well mentioned about secret messages sent in chapati during 1857

[@devotion240]

The First War Of Independence 1800-1801: "JAMPU THEEVU PROCLAMATION OF INDEPENDENCE" was issued on June 16, 1801 by Maruthu Pandiyar brothers from the tiruchi fort, Tamil Nadu, calling for people of all castes and communities to unite their fight against european domination. On 24 October 1801, Maruthu brothers were hanged by british along with 500 other male family members in the fort of Tirupputhur, which is now Sivaganga district, Tamil Nadu. The British allowed a male heir from the Marudu Pandyar family to live, but later exiled him to Penang, Malaysia due to fears that the child would rebel against the British. The document is a significant historical artefact. It represents one of the earliest organised attempts at evicting the english east india company from india.

[@quintanvos4407]

British Empire: We are INEVITABLE. Indian Chappathi: FINE. I will do it myself.

[@YC-so9vj]

History is always shown from the Historians perspective which could be true or completely false. It is time to restrict our keenness in History and get in to science & look for better future for the upcoming generations

[@ramakumaridubeycrn4524]

Best channel to know balanced news

[@cg5611]

Not channel her.

[@prakashbhat9495]

'The tide changed. More troops arrived' As far as I understand, the Sikhs joined the British fighting against the Indians. This fact should not be suppressed. This shows that Indians had no hesitancy in fighting or punishing their fellow country men in order to help a foreigner !

[@aksharapathak9655]

Just pure love to you Palki..!!❤❤❤❤

[@YC-so9vj]

It would be good to have Vantage everyday of the week but only for 30 mins. New anchors should be thought or rained for the weekends, I just don’t want to miss the world news 😢

[@lilly473]

Really appreciate bringing in more nuggets of wisdom. Kindly bring more . We indians need to value India more . We were taught history from invaders perspective. If we are not united now chances are India's lovely neighbors will disturb Indian peace .

[@greatbalance]

Didn't expect the little punchline at the end 😂😂

[@raviv7484]

Enjoyed this video as much as learning something new. Cheers and keep making more!

[@prabhakar0076]

After 150 yrs, BRITISH wants CHAPATHI 😂😂😂 again

[@press1676]

What an interesting piece of history! Thanks for sharing this

[@AbdulaliMuhammad-ql5nh]

The song by Chaka Khan fool's Paradise🎉 America ain't nothing but a fool's Paradise🎉

[@stefansyiemiong5881]

Palkhi Sharma Upadhya is simply marvellous . She is suave , intelligent , articulate and beautiful ……. she my favourite tv anchor !