1:38 The wonder that was India A.L. Basham 2:08 A history of ancient and early medival India by Dr Opinder singh 3:15 The Rig vedic people Dr.B.B lal 4:12 The lost River by Michael danino 5:02 Genetics and the Aryan debate by Sri Kanth talagiri 6:03 Still no trace of an Aryan invasion by Conrad elst 6:58 On ancient central asian tracks by Aural stien 8:13 The theft of India by Roy Moxham 8:55 The Goa inquisition by A.K. Priolkar 9:58 The South African Gandhi by Ashwin Desai And Ghulam Waheed 11:35 The Arthashastra by Vishnu Gupta chankaya 12:29 The Principle Upanishads by Dr Sarvopalli Radhakrishnan Sorry for any spelling mistakes 🙏👍
Thanks for this booklist. I teach non-Western World History in the middle of the US. I was already debunking several Eurocentric myths, such as the Aryan invasion and the story of colonialism, but these will give me some additional solid data points to anchor my story.
@@manishmishraji Thanks very much! I have a RUclips channel at ruclips.net/user/History4TodayNotesResearchWriting and a blog at history4today.com/ which I am trying to get better at keeping up to date! I'm @allossodan on Twitter.
We were taught about medival period ... Mauryas, Guptas, Satavahanas, Harshavardhan, Cholas, Cheras, Pallavas, Pandyas, Chalukyas, Vijayanagar Empire were taught. Details of Islamic invasion were action packed and more recent and had more impact on the present day India and hence were more in detail. However I can agree there were few which were not taught.
Books - A wonder that is india A History of Ancient and Early Medieval India: From the Stone Age to the 12th Century The R̥igvedic People: 'invaders'?/'immigrants'? Or Indigenous? : Evidence of Archaeology and Literature The Lost River: On The Trails of Saraswati Genetics and the Aryan Debate by Shrikant Talageri Still no trace of aryan invasion On ancient central Asian tracks The theft of india The Goa inquisition The South African gandhi Arthashastra The Principal upanishad
I just bought A wonder that was India , AL BASHAM and watched this video I was not aware today 18 AUG , 2021 I finished the book it was too heavy but now I have a clear path for ancient India :) .
Rig Veda : A historical analysis It demolishes Aryan invasions theroy by the textual analysis of Rig Veda and proves that Rig veda was composed here and the Culture is indegenous
The Vedas were extremely influenced by pre-Aryan India, however, the Aryans themselves were most definitely not originally from todays India but rather from the south Russian steppe, there is no debate about it. The linguistics themselves are proof enough.
@@skgupta563 who told it's invansion. That Aryan invansion hypothesis was abandoned long before in early 20th, almost hundred years, by the reashers. Nobody uses the Aryan 'invansion' anymore. Every body uses the term Aryan migration theory. People are just beating the dead horse.
If you are interested in books on Indian History and love reading in general then please buy yourself a copy of ' The Brainwashed Republic ' by Neeraj Atri & Munishwar Sagar . While the book is not specifically on History , It highlights the topic of how entire generations of Indians have been lied to and manipulated when it comes to our History .
@@jayitachaudhuri8549 www.amazon.in/Brainwashed-Republic-Controlled-Systemic-Deracination/dp/8182476100/ref=mp_s_a_1_1?dchild=1&keywords=the+brainwashed+republic&qid=1624029039&sprefix=the+brainwas&sr=8-1 Just search the name on Amazon. It's available.
I request the humble intelligent Indians to read *bhagavt Geeta as it is* it is also on pdf online , i used to gradually read it by my curiosity of knowing the history, it is alone to make any humble simple person to go on this path of searching, I have discovered a lot in this lockdown and amazed about it .
I myself have been segregating the colonial historians and the genuine one over 3 years to know about our real history or the history which should be taught to us and our generation..and I have sorted out some 200 books of various authors...and I hv been searching various RUclips videos to get more suggestions...but today I got one the best videos with such awareness about the history and the historians....u are new but u did a wonderful job....wish u lot of success....keep up this work...
@@TheToon5 sure will suggest u books and writers as well...for the time being u can read SITARAM GOEL,RAM SWARUP,Sawarkar,ishwar sharan,K P jayaswal,C Gopalan nair,Nilesh nilkanth oak,V S bhatnagar,sri aurobindo,Arun shourie,jagmohan(j&k governor),sandeep balkrishna,shrikant talageri,Justice S N AGARWAL,Sanjeev sanyal,rajiv malhotra,koenard Elst,meenakshi Jain,kisori saran lal,RVS MANI,RNP SINGH,David frawley are the few writers...search their books on Amazon and google....
Vinodji same feelings here. total atmosphere in india is changing all of sudden. endless knowledge for us to grasp n spread n aware all the sons of this great ancient nation.
0:06 Listen carefully 1:33 - A.L Basham, The wonders that was India 2:07 Upinder Singh, A History of Ancient and Early Medieval India 3:15 B.B Lal, The Rigvedic People 4:10 Michel Danino, The lost river on the trail of SARASWATI 4:56 Shrikant Talageri, Genetics & The Aryan Debate 6:02 Koenraad Elst, Still no trace of the Aryan Invasion 6:45 Aurel Stein, On ancient central Asia tracks 8:10 Roy Moxham, The theft of India 8:50 A.K Priolkar, The goa inquisition 11:35 Kautilya ( Chanakya ), The Arthashastra 12:22 Dr. Sarvapalli Radhakrishnan, The principals of Upnishads
The Wonder that was India , A history of Ancient and Early medieval India,The Rigvedic People,The Lost River,The Genetics and the Aryan debate,still no trace of Aryan invasion,On Ancient central Asian Tracks,the theft of India,The Goa inquisition,The south African Gandhi,The Arthashastra,the principal Upanishads,
I am writing a book right now which tells the history of the 3 million Indians taken by the British as Indentured slaves, what happened to us after leaving India and how we built Indian communities around the world.
Anyone interested in Indian history MUST read 1. Eminent Historians: Their Technology, Their Line, Their Fraud by Arun Shourie and 2. Hindu Temples: What Happened to Them by Sita Ram Goel.
Hello Sir...I not only love history but live it...it runs in my veins. Trust me, this is the first time I happen to see your video and have become your die-hard fan....hope to meet you personally In the near future and discuss various facets of history. Plz continue your good work....lots of love and admiration
I am 13 years sir and I just love to study history, sir please post more videos, I everyday spend 1:30 hrs to study history. Please sir post more videos
I feel so lucky that I found this channel as since 2019 when I was in 8th I had started learning history from outside that crap ,which folks call ncert,and today I found another channel
I am an 11th grader and I am realising now what history actually is. I am now wondering that why in schools they teach it in such a boaring way. The teachers are very very disinterested. I think it is a birth right to know who we are and where did we come from and to know about the world we live in. Don't ever be dependent on school or this education system to teach you these things.
@ Haha tell that to 400 million hindus out of 600 million hindus who died because of islamic conquests till 1550..I ain't the one who is saying this..Famous muslim historian Firushka born in 1500s made this statement..
If at all u have any interest in Indian nd world history like what really happened..I would request u not to depend on NCERTs solely..I would request u to watch Raj vedam's lectures on Indian civilization:untold story,his rational analysis of Aryan invasion theory,his video on india from south to north and ancient indian roots of modern ed systen..These 4 lectures are so much important..I would request u to watch all these videos before u read history on ur own...U can find those in sangam talks youtube channel..Nd also i would request u to look into Gandhian scholar Dharampal's books..Very important..It completely busts myths of colonial narratives like caste discrimination before brits introduced macaulay system of ed for eg with proofs..
I like your recommendations, Abhijit👍🏼👌🏼 Sharing some more from my favorites : 1. Last Days of the British Raj in India by Leonard Mosley 2. India -from Curzon to Nehru and after - by Durga Das 3. Gandhi and Anarchy - by C. Sankaran Nair 4. India’s struggle for freedom-an album -by Department of Information & Culural Affairs, Govt. of WestBengal 5. The Ocean of Churn - by Sanjeev Sanyal 6. The Tamils 1800 years ago - by V.Kanakasabhai
1. The wonder that was India A.L. BASHAN 2. A History of ancient and Early Mediaeval India 3. The Rigvedic People by. Professor B.B. Lal 4. The Lost River by Michael Darino mi 5. Genetics and the Aryan Debate Early Indians by Shrikanth MI 6. Still no trace of Aryan Invasion 7. On ancient central asian tracks MI 8. The Theft of India 9. The Goa Inquisition 10. The South African Gandhi 11. Arthshastra by Vishnu Gupta Chankya (Chankya) 12. The Principal Upanishads by Dr. Sarvapalli Radhakrishnan
I'm someone who only recently found out about my own history (The goan Inquisition).Reading the book just broke my heart...My ancestors migrated from Goa and settled in Karnataka because of the inquisition and because nobody ever talks about it, it was quite literally forgotten. I never questioned why I live in Karnataka and speak Konkani, and still go visit temples all the way in Goa .Thank you so much for recommending this on your channel. It suprises me how less we know about our own country's history and the education system has not been helpful.
All books:- 1) Aavarana by S.L Bhyrappa. 2) The wonder that is India by A.L Basham. 3) A history of Ancient and early medieval India by Upinder Singh. 4) The Rigvedic people by B.B Lal. 5) The lost River by Michel Danino. 6) Early Indians by Shrikant Talageri. 7) Still no trace of an Aryan Invasion by Koenraad Elst. 8) On ancient Central Asian tracks by Aurel stein. 9) The Theft of India by Roy Moxham. 10) The Goa Inquisition by A.K Priolkar. 11) The South African Gandhi by Ashwin Desai & Gulam Wahid. 12) The Arthshastra by Kautilya. 13) The principal Upanishad by S.Radhakrishnan.
1:30 A Wonder That Was India 2:00 A History Of Ancient And Medieval India 3:09 The Rigvedic People 4:01 The Lost River 4:55 Genetics And The Aryan Debate 6:01 Still No Trace Of An Aryan Invasion 6:45 On Ancient Central Asian Tracks 8:09 The Theft Of India 8:50 The Goa Inquisition 9:55 The South African Gandhi 11:35 The Arthshastra 12:25 The Principal Upanishads
If you want to clear upsc exam, you're at the wrong place. You'll lose your entire motivation if you know the true history of India. For UPSC, you have to tread the mind numbing JNU-ite line.
Why not aim higher and nobler! Become a historian shining the light of knowledge on thousands of youngsters. Take inspiration from Netaji Bose who cracked and then left the ICS! There’s big work to be done if Bharat is to be truly liberated and she needs hard working people like you. Just my suggestion.
Thanks for the suggestions... I too belong to the generation that was taught rubbish as Indian history while in school. But my mother, who has an avid interest in history, used to tell us, "Though you are reading it to get marks, don't believe in it, truth is something else". So I used to write good things about Gandhi in exams, for example, but believed that truth was something else...For years, I had this discomfort in my mind about having 2 interpretations about a historical incident, one that was in NCERT textbooks, and one that is, the half spoken truth that my mother told me...Now I am happy that people are opening up to knowing the reality, and your suggestions and podcasts are definitely helping...
Dear Sir, I am an M.Sc chemist. Looking for higher studies. But I have a deep interest in Indian History. I can not manage time to read these books. Being a physicist how can you manage your time to do these studies? You are always an inspiration for the students like me.🙏
Whatever UPSC asks becomes benchmark for all other exams and students etc.... Recently UPSC aksed "Rigvedic people used to wear coats and helmet whereas Harappan people were unaware about these things " and this as a correct statement (in a multiple statement based question).
1. The Wonder that Was India by A L Bashams (doesn't debunk Aryan Invasion Theory) A History of Ancient and Medieval India by Dr. Upinder Singh (doesn't debunk Aryan Invasion theory, pictures/illustrations, original history of India) 3. The Lost River by Michel Danino (Harapan Era, Saraswati River, debunks Aryan Invasion Theory) 4. Genetics and The Aryan Debate by Srikant G Talageri (Written in response to Tony Joseph, disproves Aryan Invasion theory) 5. Still no Trace of an Aryan Invasion 6. On Anciet Central Asian Tracks (on India's cultural presence in the central asian land during the Gandharan times, before Turkik/Mongolian invasions off the Eurasian Steppes, about Buddhist/Hindu traces across Asia) 7. The Theft of India by Roy (European conquests of India, and how British prevailed over other European colonisers) 8. The Goa Inquisition (barbaric atrocities on part of Portugese upon Goa, Thomas Xavier to convert people to Christianity) 9. The South African Gandhi by Ashwin and (Gandhi's own writings in South Africa, about how he bacame the Gandhi that he was, how his mind works, and about his allegiance) 10. Arthashastra by Vishnugupta Chanakya (how Indians thought about strategy, economy, policy, governance, taxation etc.) 11. The Principal Upanishads by Dr. Sarvapalli Radhakrishnan (philosophy that goes beyond what westerners think philosophy is)
Thank u so much sir🙏 I wanted to know about our culture And everythingg related to our mother land nd wanted recommendations I m 14 and I wasn't satisfied just with our schools history books Thank u again,🙏🙏
Thank you for recommending these books. Now, we will get to read the true history of India. You are doing a fantastic job of unpacking the legacy of India and in creating awareness around the controversial and false narratives about India. I am big fan of your work. Keep it up and keep inspiring us.
Hi Abhijit, History has been my favourite subject since I was only 8 (44 now). I love how you explain facts in the simplest manner and educating youngsters about the real history of Bharat. May god bless you. Regards
Sir I think you need to write and publish your own book of indian history, pretty sure your version is going to be one of the best ones from war of ten kings to that of today's India and all ancient pagans etc., we would appreciate it
Dear Avijit Sir, I am an ardent follower of your channel and I sincerely request you please write a book on Indian history. Any book drafted by a scholar of your stature would simply be a rare gem for sure. Please.
With your permission I would like to add to this list the following books: Pandit Kota Venkatachelam’s many books on Ancient India, and particularly “The Plot in Indian Chronology “ by Pandit Kota Venkatachelam. This book will begin the serious student on a search for the true history of Bharath that will lead him/her into brave territories. “The Chronology of Ancient India : Victim of Concoctions and Distortions” by Vedveer Arya “ Tamil Nadu - Land of The Vedas” and other books by Sri R. Nagaswamy - Historian, archaeologist, epigraphist. Re-conceptualizing India Studies by SN Balagangadhara Age of the Nandas and Mauryas’ by Sri K.A. Nilakantha Sastri. And other books by him. Chandragupta Maurya and His Times’ by Radhakumud Mookherji There is another book brought out by Bharathiya Vidya Bhavan, authored by Sri KN Munshi and Sri RC Majumdhar on the Mauryas. These are just a few. I would also suggest reading the brilliant articles being written on the Charithra of Bharath by very dedicated persons and scholars with. Bharathiyathva in their hearts. Also anyone with sensitive and sharp antennae will pick up history from many unexpected encounters. For example, observe the stance of Hammurabi who was the King of Babylon about 3700 years ago, as he stands in front of the Deity Shamash. Can we read the connection with ancient Bharath from just the stance? Then again, the reading of the Dasrajnya Yuddha in the Rg Vedha is fascinating and strangely may be able to help recover the lost history of very ancient Europe. I sincerely think we need here on our land, a fully empowered University dedicated only to the study of our history, civilization and culture, and which is free of the machinations and interference of non-scholastic entities with agendas.
For those who would like to read Sri Kota Venkatachelam’s book “A Plot in Indian Chronology” please go here for the online version kindly uploaded by the Rare Books Society of India. www.rarebooksocietyofindia.org/book_archive/196174216674_10154418987581675.pdf
Sir Please also tell us about the books that are related to the following topics :- *Egyptian Culture and history *History of japan's Samurai * Mongol Invasion to the world
I had bought the 2nd book written by Upinder Singh (MMS's daughter) back in 2016 but decided against reading it as I read about the Indian distortians. Now will read it again with Mr. Chavda's disclaimer in mind.
Abhijitji you must make more and more Videos for Civil Service Aspirants.Your book recommendation is Excellent.My best Wishes are with you....HAR HAR MAHADEV...
@@rajbagwe3732 It's quite helpful to have an Atlas with you while reading the book esp with topographic, political maps to see how the terrain influences roads and links between different regions and Nations.
Reject the books by Romila Thapar and Co. who were in the ICHR (Indian Council of Historical Research). Reject the authors mentioned in "Eminent Historians: Their technology, their line, their fraud" by Arun Shourie, published by HarperCollins.
I hv gone through 1.A.L. Basham 2. Upinder Singh (whole book fr 2 times) 3. Michel Danino (the lost river). before watching this video. Thanks u for yr recommend books..now im going to buy B.B. Lal's book & the South African Gandhi...
Please do make book recommendations for other subject. I am an avid book reader and will try and read these books. 2021 will be a great year to open my eyes to even greater truth.....I really thank youtube for recommending me this channel.
I don't understand one thing the foolish people's who start talking about aryan invasion don't they know this nation & the people's of this nation have a gotra & which connects us from our lineage & our whole history weather good or bad is written in our own country book's puranas & some other Indian text's in which every of our single ancestors name's are mentioned properly Now even though I say anything the people who want to spread hatred against the hindu society in bharat will be doing this stupid activities but atleast those who are interested to know their lineage should buy their own history book's which are just neglected by just naming them religious book's it's a shame that those people's who invaded & destroyed this nation are writing the history of this nation & making the nation's native people's outsider's & claiming themselves as the hero of the nation
South history.Tamil chola pallava dynasty and Kannada Rastrakoota, Chalukya Hoysala and Vijaynagar history is " submerged" by north indian historians Cholas spread indian culture to entire south east asia China Japan Chalukya emperor viktamaditya II effectively defeated and stopped ummayud arabs in 732 AD .Northern india ie sindh and punjab had fallen at that time Arabs from them on treated south indian empires as equals Chalukya Pulikeshi II defeated proud northern harshavardhana on the banks of river narmada using clever elephant maneuvers Rastrakoota king Govinda III ruled north india up to kannauj Kannada origin king Nanyadeva ruled Nepal Sena dynasty of Bengal was of karnataka origin Pala dynasty of Bengal too was if karnataka origin Shilahara dynasty which ruled Mumbai for 400 years kannada origin Kadamba dynasty which ruled konkan and goa for 4000 years kannada origin When north india was conquered by babar south was under their greatest epoch of the magnificent vijaynagar empire under krishnadevaraya who had a vast military machine at his command. Even British era history of south is " submerged ," by north historians 50 years before the great ranijhansi laxmi bai kannada queen of kittur rani chennamma fought british on the field of war 100 years before " first " war of independence ie sepoy mutiny in north there was Vellore mutiny in south Since now north and south india is politically one corrections to indian historical narrative must give balanced view and not just northocentric view .
Ys... Ur absolutely true.... South Indian history are neglected by historian & even in government text books.... Liftest r busy in adding fake history in our childrens textbook. glorified Turkish ruler.... 😔
Dont say north indian historians. They dont represent us. They are islamic and marxist historians. They do so because south india dont have islamic history. If southindia have had great part as islamic history, these same marxist will be teaching south india.
@Himanshu Khichar stfu moron we're atleast proud of our kings , you're the ones who berate your kings every chance you get . We don't compare we hold our men and women of principle and respect them unlike you northies who cry every chance they get .
@Himanshu Khichar if guptas, mauryas, kanishka, are great why did they lose to muslim rulers who came from long way?? If south indian or western indian kings are so small why they could hold their lands against islamic empire for long time? Even now Mr.modi is talking in speeches about literary work from tamil, tirukural which was apart from religious and philosophical to all people. Tamil and telugu have good literary works. Do you know what is a classical language? All four south indian languages are classical which has true literary works and culture in it. Only sanskrit is a classical language and not hindi. You are a byproduct of western narrative and muslimised narrative of indian history. You are a stupid in a level that no one can rescue.. I dont want to compare kings from north and south . Both have their greatness of their own. No one is superior to others .. all are equal. thats what everyone need for a united india..
Earlier in school I used to feel bored in history period but now after discovering you thanks to Ranveer Bhaiya...I'm getting interested in history.....how Great our history is......you are such a great and intelligent man....love you sir❤️❤️..keep making videos
1) Foundation of indian culture _ BY Maharishi Arbindo 2) History of the Dharmasastra _ By Pandurang Vaman Kane 3) Hindu Polity: A Constitutional History of India in Hindu Times - by K P Jaiswal These three book I recommend to all.
This is amazing. I wish I have found this type of content in school years. Nevertheless, thank you for sharing your knowledge. Would you kindly also recommend books on world history? #askabhijit
Your sincerity is so apparent,heard your talk on Chengez Khan.It was an eye opener for us. Your recommendations on reading are excellent and wide ranging.Thank you. Love listening to you.Any thoughts on Kublai Khan?
When you’re recommending a book please hold it close enough to the camera so that viewers can clearly read the title of the book and the name of the author and can note them easily. I’m interested in the books you have recommended and will be buying most of them as well as suggesting them to my colleagues and friends. Your work is of vital cultural significance as it gives a much needed counter-perspective to the narratives of Marxist historians.
I have been searching for such a book where we can know Actually what happened in India. Read few highly rated history books on medival India, but those books were more for the UPSC aspirants rather than for a person who's interested in the story. Thanks to Beerbiceps I saw Abhijit Sir's eye opening podcast and landed on Sirs RUclips channel and going through all the content one by one. Please continue doing the great work Sir. Cheers!!
Thanks Abhijitji for these recommendations. Three of these are already in my library and on my slow read list. May I please request you to read and review The Collected Works of Dharampal (5 volumes) and especially the Beautiful Tree which documents the Indian educations system before the British. Happily they are available for free download on the internet (just do a search). But given the value of history Shri Dharampal put together, I have opted to buy it.
Thank You Sir! You don't know what a pleasure it is to see a "True Arya" speaking. Rise, Rise and keep Rising🔥 खड़े भीड़ में कल्पों से अधिकार तो फिर भी मिले नहीं , सहे सहस्त्रों कुलिश देह पर सुख के कुसुम कहीं भी खिले नहीं , जमघट में भूले भटके हो तुम आखिर कबतक गौण रहोगे ? बोलो कबतक मौन रहोगे ?
Came here to geek out on some good books got stuck in North vs. South, Hindu vs. Muslim comment wars. Speaks volumes about why history cannot be learnt or taught from whatsapp forwards.
I am a history hons student too..I would request u not to depend on NCERTs solely..I would request u to watch Raj vedam's lectures on Indian civilization:untold story,his rational analysis of Aryan invasion theory,his video on india from south to north and ancient indian roots of modern ed systen..These 4 lectures are so much important..I would request u to watch all these videos before u read history on ur own...U can find those in sangam talks youtube channel..Nd also i would request u to look into Gandhian scholar Dharampal's books..Very important..It completely busts myths of colonial narratives like caste discrimination before brits introduced macaulay system of ed for eg with proofs
I am also facinating by the reasearch done by Chandraprakash Dwivedi while he was preparing to direct chanakya in late 80's & early 90's. He also referred some of the interesting books and research papers. Pls do watch his interview.
History is critical And indian history is more But I wanna know every angle So can you do like--- recommend a book and then other which is 1st contrary
archive.org/search.php?query=The+history+and+culture+of+the+indian+people Order of books: 1. The Vedic Age 2. The Age of Imperial Unity 3. The Classical Age 4. The Age of Imperial Kanauj 5. The Struggle for Empire 6. The Delhi Sultanate 7. The Mughal Empire 8. The Maratha Supremacy 9. The British Paramountcy and Indian Renaissance part I 10. The British Paramountcy and Indian Renaissance part II 11. The Struggle for Freedom These books were written by a team of 80 historians. Read from the 1st page don't start with Chapter Preface etc. are also good. Spread it to others too if possible. You can buy it from Amazon/flipcart too but since these are a bit costly so try reading it online or from pdf of the link mentioned then make decision. Note: Aryan Invasion Theory was still prominent while writing the books so you must keep that fact in mind. Yaa but for British time (last 3 books) During Mughals and Maratha (5 6 7 8th books) are ok. Rest are ok too since nothing is waste.
Here is my list: 1. All books by Ram Swarup and Sita Ram Goel 2.All history books by R.C. Majumder and Jadunath Sarkar 3. Unbreaking India by Sanjay Dixit 4. Pakistan or Partition of India by Dr. B.R. Ambedkar 5. Conundrum by Anuj Dhar 6. The Indian Struggle by Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose 7. Integration of Princely States by V.P. Menon 8. My Frozen Turbulence by Jagmohan Malhotra Thank you 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Very good sir English me sb ko smjha ke ap ne bhaut baditya kiya ap ko bhaut bhaut dhaniyabad humari history duniya ko batane ke liye you are great sir jai ho.🙏
Abhijitji, I have read "Tony joseph" book (early Indians), he has a meticulously filtered language to divide North and South India. Why can't you write complete history of India in a series (may be a project), all information in one series, it is a humble request :) Thanks a lot for the list, in fact I have two books from your recommendations Michel Danino's book and B L Basham (surprisingly I have Basham's book in Kannada translation, translated by D. R Mirji). The rest I will buy and read it for sure.
Abhijit Sir is a theoretical physicist who must be a really busy man considering the nature of his calling. Unlike Abhijit Ji, Tony Joseph is a leech whose full time job is to spew anti-Bharat and Anti-vedic narrative doing the bidding of his leftist masters. Plus even is he or someone else like him manages to write a book(Sanjeev Sanyal has, you can read his books) they'll be attacked by the lobby within and outside this country and will be branded pseudohistory because of the sheer monopoly the west has over setting historical narratives. True change will only arrive when we have a govt with enough balls to revamp the history books and carry out indigenous research to counter the west.
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1:38 The wonder that was India A.L. Basham
2:08 A history of ancient and early medival India by Dr Opinder singh
3:15 The Rig vedic people Dr.B.B lal
4:12 The lost River by Michael danino
5:02 Genetics and the Aryan debate by Sri Kanth talagiri
6:03 Still no trace of an Aryan invasion by Conrad elst
6:58 On ancient central asian tracks by Aural stien
8:13 The theft of India by Roy Moxham
8:55 The Goa inquisition by A.K. Priolkar
9:58 The South African Gandhi by Ashwin Desai And Ghulam Waheed
11:35 The Arthashastra by Vishnu Gupta chankaya
12:29 The Principle Upanishads by Dr Sarvopalli Radhakrishnan
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jai sri ram. jai hind
You are an angle on youtube.
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Thanks for this booklist. I teach non-Western World History in the middle of the US. I was already debunking several Eurocentric myths, such as the Aryan invasion and the story of colonialism, but these will give me some additional solid data points to anchor my story.
great work sir
Great going sir keep it up
@@manishmishraji Thanks very much! I have a RUclips channel at ruclips.net/user/History4TodayNotesResearchWriting and a blog at history4today.com/ which I am trying to get better at keeping up to date! I'm @allossodan on Twitter.
Sir my humble request you to read *bhagvat Geeta as it* it is alone to make you on the path .
Great work, sir,Thank you
I m a Pakistani. I like your recommendation. I start to read these books. thanks sir.
Most welcome! Best wishes.
Go and love your jinnaah
Cause we have the same history😊
@@jeetpatel6249 And we are, while you were busy loving Nathuram Godse.
@@jeetpatel6249 What kinda jerk you are to comment on Mr. Subha Khokhar like this!
I'm just shocked ,why the hell we weren't taught about this in schools ,,but now I'm becoming aware of the facts ,and studying these books
We were taught what narrative was useful for rulers not the truth. However falsehood will not last long and gets exposed sooner or later. सत्यमेव जयते
Which all books bhai?? If u can recommend a few.
Me too Bro... Let's make our real history visible to all
We were taught about medival period ... Mauryas, Guptas, Satavahanas, Harshavardhan, Cholas, Cheras, Pallavas, Pandyas, Chalukyas, Vijayanagar Empire were taught.
Details of Islamic invasion were action packed and more recent and had more impact on the present day India and hence were more in detail.
However I can agree there were few which were not taught.
Because it's done and dusted.
Books -
A wonder that is india
A History of Ancient and Early Medieval India: From the Stone Age to the 12th Century
The R̥igvedic People: 'invaders'?/'immigrants'? Or Indigenous? : Evidence of Archaeology and Literature
The Lost River: On The Trails of Saraswati
Genetics and the Aryan Debate by Shrikant Talageri
Still no trace of aryan invasion
On ancient central Asian tracks
The theft of india
The Goa inquisition
The South African gandhi
Arthashastra
The Principal upanishad
Why you are reducing the watchtime bruh?!
@@ancient9182 sir's channel is not monetized
@@ThoughtfulVoyager But why? He has a good amount of subscribers though.
@@ancient9182 bhai wo khud non monetized channel chala rahe hai wo ye work free mai kar rahe hai kuchh earn nahi kar rahe hai😊
I just bought A wonder that was India , AL BASHAM and watched this video I was not aware today 18 AUG , 2021 I finished the book it was too heavy but now I have a clear path for ancient India :) .
Thanks to BeerBiceps channel. Feels like getting gold mine to find these books. Thanks Abhijit for bringing all this live.
Me too first watched him in that channel.. Untold history of india
The beer bicep guy is non Scientific. Not a hate but fact
But he made a video with dhruv rathee and devdutt patnayak
Rig Veda : A historical analysis
It demolishes Aryan invasions theroy by the textual analysis of Rig Veda and proves that Rig veda was composed here and the Culture is indegenous
The Vedas were extremely influenced by pre-Aryan India, however, the Aryans themselves were most definitely not originally from todays India but rather from the south Russian steppe, there is no debate about it. The linguistics themselves are proof enough.
@@marvinbecker388 Nope
@@marvinbecker388 why believe it's invasion, it could be migration from India to world.
@@skgupta563 who told it's invansion. That Aryan invansion hypothesis was abandoned long before in early 20th, almost hundred years, by the reashers. Nobody uses the Aryan 'invansion' anymore. Every body uses the term Aryan migration theory. People are just beating the dead horse.
@Shivam Malge there was a migration. not one many. And theory in science means that the thing is a fact so it's hard to say that they will change it.
If you are interested in books on Indian History and love reading in general then please buy yourself a copy of ' The Brainwashed Republic ' by Neeraj Atri & Munishwar Sagar . While the book is not specifically on History , It highlights the topic of how entire generations of Indians have been lied to and manipulated when it comes to our History .
Hello Sir, from where I will get this book?
Does it have any kindle version?where can we get it ? Amazon?
@@jayitachaudhuri8549 www.amazon.in/Brainwashed-Republic-Controlled-Systemic-Deracination/dp/8182476100/ref=mp_s_a_1_1?dchild=1&keywords=the+brainwashed+republic&qid=1624029039&sprefix=the+brainwas&sr=8-1
Just search the name on Amazon. It's available.
I have pdf u can ask me
@@A7503-d4i please give me the pdf
I don't know much about you but after hearing you , I would highly recommend you to write on Indian History 🙏
That will be game changer
need of the hour ...
Exactly
I request the humble intelligent Indians to read *bhagavt Geeta as it is* it is also on pdf online , i used to gradually read it by my curiosity of knowing the history, it is alone to make any humble simple person to go on this path of searching, I have discovered a lot in this lockdown and amazed about it .
Exactly
I myself have been segregating the colonial historians and the genuine one over 3 years to know about our real history or the history which should be taught to us and our generation..and I have sorted out some 200 books of various authors...and I hv been searching various RUclips videos to get more suggestions...but today I got one the best videos with such awareness about the history and the historians....u are new but u did a wonderful job....wish u lot of success....keep up this work...
Thank you.
@Don jon I request you to share the names of the books as possible.
@@TheToon5 sure will suggest u books and writers as well...for the time being u can read SITARAM GOEL,RAM SWARUP,Sawarkar,ishwar sharan,K P jayaswal,C Gopalan nair,Nilesh nilkanth oak,V S bhatnagar,sri aurobindo,Arun shourie,jagmohan(j&k governor),sandeep balkrishna,shrikant talageri,Justice S N AGARWAL,Sanjeev sanyal,rajiv malhotra,koenard Elst,meenakshi Jain,kisori saran lal,RVS MANI,RNP SINGH,David frawley are the few writers...search their books on Amazon and google....
@@theindianessence2807 thanks bro
@@theindianessence2807 thanks for sharing this
Dear Abhijit , you are a true Historian
यह देखकर शुखद आश्चर्य हुआ कि पुण्य आत्माएं जाग रही हैं । आपके कार्य के लिए कोटि कोटि धन्यवाद 🙏🇮🇳
Vinodji same feelings here.
total atmosphere in india is changing all of sudden. endless knowledge for us to grasp n spread n aware all the sons of this great ancient nation.
True Vinod ji❤️
0:06 Listen carefully
1:33 - A.L Basham, The wonders that was India
2:07 Upinder Singh, A History of Ancient and Early Medieval India
3:15 B.B Lal, The Rigvedic People
4:10 Michel Danino, The lost river on the trail of SARASWATI
4:56 Shrikant Talageri, Genetics & The Aryan Debate
6:02 Koenraad Elst, Still no trace of the Aryan Invasion
6:45 Aurel Stein, On ancient central Asia tracks
8:10 Roy Moxham, The theft of India
8:50 A.K Priolkar, The goa inquisition
11:35 Kautilya ( Chanakya ), The Arthashastra
12:22 Dr. Sarvapalli Radhakrishnan, The principals of Upnishads
The Wonder that was India , A history of Ancient and Early medieval India,The Rigvedic People,The Lost River,The Genetics and the Aryan debate,still no trace of Aryan invasion,On Ancient central Asian Tracks,the theft of India,The Goa inquisition,The south African Gandhi,The Arthashastra,the principal Upanishads,
Sir why don't you write book about our history. It is much needed .You are perfect person to do it
I am writing a book right now which tells the history of the 3 million Indians taken by the British as Indentured slaves, what happened to us after leaving India and how we built Indian communities around the world.
@@thechroniclesofsher7118and where i am supposed to find it? Thanks in advance
@@rumi_das_biswas It is called Barrier of Spears & will be out next year in bookstores & Kindle.
Anyone interested in Indian history MUST read 1. Eminent Historians: Their Technology, Their Line, Their Fraud
by Arun Shourie and 2. Hindu Temples: What Happened to Them by Sita Ram Goel.
Hello Sir...I not only love history but live it...it runs in my veins. Trust me, this is the first time I happen to see your video and have become your die-hard fan....hope to meet you personally In the near future and discuss various facets of history. Plz continue your good work....lots of love and admiration
I am 13 years sir and I just love to study history, sir please post more videos, I everyday spend 1:30 hrs to study history. Please sir post more videos
I feel so lucky that I found this channel as since 2019 when I was in 8th I had started learning history from outside that crap ,which folks call ncert,and today I found another channel
Best wishes for your Boards
@@shiprapaul2033 thanks,btw had my last term 1 exam on Dec 8,now I am going to give term 2, in Feb March or whenever they want
I am an 11th grader and I am realising now what history actually is. I am now wondering that why in schools they teach it in such a boaring way. The teachers are very very disinterested. I think it is a birth right to know who we are and where did we come from and to know about the world we live in. Don't ever be dependent on school or this education system to teach you these things.
The best books on Indian history are written by Ramesh Chandra Majumdar, Jadunath Sarkar Anil Chandra Bannerjee, A L. Bassam.
Right
Jadunath sarkar loved mughal empire
@ Haha tell that to 400 million hindus out of 600 million hindus who died because of islamic conquests till 1550..I ain't the one who is saying this..Famous muslim historian Firushka born in 1500s made this statement..
@ Wow ur the only one i have ever come across who sees facts as facts without any prejudices..Good to know that ppl like u exist..
If at all u have any interest in Indian nd world history like what really happened..I would request u not to depend on NCERTs solely..I would request u to watch Raj vedam's lectures on Indian civilization:untold story,his rational analysis of Aryan invasion theory,his video on india from south to north and ancient indian roots of modern ed systen..These 4 lectures are so much important..I would request u to watch all these videos before u read history on ur own...U can find those in sangam talks youtube channel..Nd also i would request u to look into Gandhian scholar Dharampal's books..Very important..It completely busts myths of colonial narratives like caste discrimination before brits introduced macaulay system of ed for eg with proofs..
After knowing some mind blowing facts about bharat. I'm feeling very proud to be a "Bhartiya".
I like your recommendations, Abhijit👍🏼👌🏼
Sharing some more from my favorites :
1. Last Days of the British Raj in India by Leonard Mosley
2. India -from Curzon to Nehru and after - by Durga Das
3. Gandhi and Anarchy - by C. Sankaran Nair
4. India’s struggle for freedom-an album -by Department of Information & Culural Affairs, Govt. of WestBengal
5. The Ocean of Churn - by Sanjeev Sanyal
6. The Tamils 1800 years ago - by V.Kanakasabhai
Please tell us more about The Tamils 1800 Years Ago Book
1. The wonder that was India A.L. BASHAN
2. A History of ancient and Early Mediaeval India
3. The Rigvedic People by. Professor B.B. Lal
4. The Lost River by Michael Darino mi
5. Genetics and the Aryan Debate
Early Indians by Shrikanth MI
6. Still no trace of Aryan Invasion
7. On ancient central asian tracks MI
8. The Theft of India
9. The Goa Inquisition
10. The South African Gandhi
11. Arthshastra by Vishnu Gupta Chankya (Chankya)
12. The Principal Upanishads by Dr. Sarvapalli Radhakrishnan
Ty ty ty
Thanks😁
I'm someone who only recently found out about my own history (The goan Inquisition).Reading the book just broke my heart...My ancestors migrated from Goa and settled in Karnataka because of the inquisition and because nobody ever talks about it, it was quite literally forgotten. I never questioned why I live in Karnataka and speak Konkani, and still go visit temples all the way in Goa .Thank you so much for recommending this on your channel. It suprises me how less we know about our own country's history and the education system has not been helpful.
Are you related to Deepika Padukone 😂😂
All books:-
1) Aavarana by S.L Bhyrappa.
2) The wonder that is India by A.L Basham.
3) A history of Ancient and early medieval India by Upinder Singh.
4) The Rigvedic people by B.B Lal.
5) The lost River by Michel Danino.
6) Early Indians by Shrikant Talageri.
7) Still no trace of an Aryan Invasion by Koenraad Elst.
8) On ancient Central Asian tracks by Aurel stein.
9) The Theft of India by Roy Moxham.
10) The Goa Inquisition by A.K Priolkar.
11) The South African Gandhi by Ashwin Desai & Gulam Wahid.
12) The Arthshastra by Kautilya.
13) The principal Upanishad by S.Radhakrishnan.
1:30 A Wonder That Was India
2:00 A History Of Ancient And Medieval India
3:09 The Rigvedic People
4:01 The Lost River
4:55 Genetics And The Aryan Debate
6:01 Still No Trace Of An Aryan Invasion
6:45 On Ancient Central Asian Tracks
8:09 The Theft Of India
8:50 The Goa Inquisition
9:55 The South African Gandhi
11:35 The Arthshastra
12:25 The Principal Upanishads
Thanks🤗🤗
A History of the Sikhs, Volume 1: 1469 - 1839 & Volume 2: 1839 - 2004 by Khushwant Singh. Best account of the Sikhs in India.
@Bluelu , I have read that book by khushwant singh and it is indeed best account of sikhs in India
I will surely read it ✨
Need more such videos!! I am an UPSC aspirant it's is too hard for me to eat vomit the wrong history even after knowing it.
If you want to clear upsc exam, you're at the wrong place. You'll lose your entire motivation if you know the true history of India. For UPSC, you have to tread the mind numbing JNU-ite line.
Read ncert.. 🤣
Why not aim higher and nobler! Become a historian shining the light of knowledge on thousands of youngsters. Take inspiration from Netaji Bose who cracked and then left the ICS! There’s big work to be done if Bharat is to be truly liberated and she needs hard working people like you. Just my suggestion.
dude same....I hate that stuff but it is a bitter pill we have to take to come in position and bring the truth.
@@PirateCaptain666 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
Thanks for the suggestions... I too belong to the generation that was taught rubbish as Indian history while in school. But my mother, who has an avid interest in history, used to tell us, "Though you are reading it to get marks, don't believe in it, truth is something else". So I used to write good things about Gandhi in exams, for example, but believed that truth was something else...For years, I had this discomfort in my mind about having 2 interpretations about a historical incident, one that was in NCERT textbooks, and one that is, the half spoken truth that my mother told me...Now I am happy that people are opening up to knowing the reality, and your suggestions and podcasts are definitely helping...
Dear Sir,
I am an M.Sc chemist. Looking for higher studies. But I have a deep interest in Indian History. I can not manage time to read these books. Being a physicist how can you manage your time to do these studies?
You are always an inspiration for the students like me.🙏
Podcast & audio books bruv
RC Majumdar “history of the Indian people” is a 8 part colossus that didn’t find mention here surprisingly
@Prosenjeet Chatterjee good stuff 👍🏽
@Prosenjeet Chatterjee we cannot have hard copy.. even libraries don't have it
@Prosenjeet Chatterjee yeah I had downloaded them.. even they are bulky
@@abhinavghosh You can order from Bhartiya Vidya Bhawan's website. The books are expensive, but they're available.
Fantastic recommendations ! But you forgot to mention the original greats. Sir Jadunath Sircar and Dr. Ramesh Chandra Majumdar.
I was wondering about the same. I was missing a book by these two stalwarts of Indian History writing.
Also don't forget about Ishwari Prasad and RS Tripathi
Whatever UPSC asks becomes benchmark for all other exams and students etc.... Recently UPSC aksed "Rigvedic people used to wear coats and helmet whereas Harappan people were unaware about these things " and this as a correct statement (in a multiple statement based question).
"The History and Culture of the Indian People" - 11 volume set by Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan
1. The Wonder that Was India by A L Bashams (doesn't debunk Aryan Invasion Theory)
A History of Ancient and Medieval India by Dr. Upinder Singh (doesn't debunk Aryan Invasion theory, pictures/illustrations, original history of India)
3. The Lost River by Michel Danino (Harapan Era, Saraswati River, debunks Aryan Invasion Theory)
4. Genetics and The Aryan Debate by Srikant G Talageri (Written in response to Tony Joseph, disproves Aryan Invasion theory)
5. Still no Trace of an Aryan Invasion
6. On Anciet Central Asian Tracks (on India's cultural presence in the central asian land during the Gandharan times, before Turkik/Mongolian invasions off the Eurasian Steppes, about Buddhist/Hindu traces across Asia)
7. The Theft of India by Roy (European conquests of India, and how British prevailed over other European colonisers)
8. The Goa Inquisition (barbaric atrocities on part of Portugese upon Goa, Thomas Xavier to convert people to Christianity)
9. The South African Gandhi by Ashwin and (Gandhi's own writings in South Africa, about how he bacame the Gandhi that he was, how his mind works, and about his allegiance)
10. Arthashastra by Vishnugupta Chanakya (how Indians thought about strategy, economy, policy, governance, taxation etc.)
11. The Principal Upanishads by Dr. Sarvapalli Radhakrishnan (philosophy that goes beyond what westerners think philosophy is)
discovery of india? by JN Nehru ? anybody?
Thanks
Thank you ananya
good info ....thank you.... 👍🙏🏼
Voice of india book is great source of genuine history of india. Salute sitaram goyal sir
Thank u so much sir🙏
I wanted to know about our culture And everythingg related to our mother land nd wanted recommendations I m 14 and I wasn't satisfied just with our schools history books
Thank u again,🙏🙏
Read brainwashed republic bt neeraj atri sir n voice of india books
I really love your work. And I love history as a subject; one of the few ones😅. But pls keep making these videos.👍👍
Thank you for recommending these books. Now, we will get to read the true history of India. You are doing a fantastic job of unpacking the legacy of India and in creating awareness around the controversial and false narratives about India. I am big fan of your work. Keep it up and keep inspiring us.
Saw another video of yours about Gengis Khan. And with this video, subbed instantly. So happy found your channel. Keep up the great videos sir.
Thank you! Your video on Genghis Khan was an eye opener. Please keep uploading more videos!
Hi Abhijit, History has been my favourite subject since I was only 8 (44 now). I love how you explain facts in the simplest manner and educating youngsters about the real history of Bharat. May god bless you. Regards
Sir I think you need to write and publish your own book of indian history, pretty sure your version is going to be one of the best ones from war of ten kings to that of today's India and all ancient pagans etc., we would appreciate it
Dear Avijit Sir, I am an ardent follower of your channel and I sincerely request you please write a book on Indian history. Any book drafted by a scholar of your stature would simply be a rare gem for sure. Please.
Great advice for understanding history of Bharat.
With your permission I would like to add to this list the following books:
Pandit Kota Venkatachelam’s many books on Ancient India, and particularly “The Plot in Indian Chronology “ by Pandit Kota Venkatachelam. This book will begin the serious student on a search for the true history of Bharath that will lead him/her into brave territories.
“The Chronology of Ancient India : Victim of Concoctions and Distortions” by Vedveer Arya
“ Tamil Nadu - Land of The Vedas” and other books by Sri R. Nagaswamy - Historian, archaeologist, epigraphist.
Re-conceptualizing India Studies by SN Balagangadhara
Age of the Nandas and Mauryas’ by Sri K.A. Nilakantha Sastri. And other books by him.
Chandragupta Maurya and His Times’ by
Radhakumud Mookherji
There is another book brought out by Bharathiya Vidya Bhavan, authored by Sri KN Munshi and Sri RC Majumdhar on the Mauryas.
These are just a few. I would also suggest reading the brilliant articles being written on the Charithra of Bharath by very dedicated persons and scholars with. Bharathiyathva in their hearts. Also anyone with sensitive and sharp antennae will pick up history from many unexpected encounters. For example, observe the stance of Hammurabi who was the King of Babylon about 3700 years ago, as he stands in front of the Deity Shamash. Can we read the connection with ancient Bharath from just the stance? Then again, the reading of the Dasrajnya Yuddha in the Rg Vedha is fascinating and strangely may be able to help recover the lost history of very ancient Europe.
I sincerely think we need here on our land, a fully empowered University dedicated only to the study of our history, civilization and culture, and which is free of the machinations and interference of non-scholastic entities with agendas.
For those who would like to read Sri Kota Venkatachelam’s book “A Plot in Indian Chronology” please go here for the online version kindly uploaded by the Rare Books Society of India.
www.rarebooksocietyofindia.org/book_archive/196174216674_10154418987581675.pdf
Agree with you completely on idea of us university...wonder how knowledgeable you wud b with such books in ur library
Thanks
Gut Und informatiff Komment 😉
Thank you Bhai for your recommendation 🙏
Thank you so much, sir, for your recommendations. I didn't even know these books existed!
Glad I could help!
Sir Please also tell us about the books that are related to the following topics :-
*Egyptian Culture and history
*History of japan's Samurai
* Mongol Invasion to the world
Yess plzzz..
I had bought the 2nd book written by Upinder Singh (MMS's daughter) back in 2016 but decided against reading it as I read about the Indian distortians. Now will read it again with Mr. Chavda's disclaimer in mind.
Abhijitji you must make more and more Videos for Civil Service Aspirants.Your book recommendation is Excellent.My best Wishes are with you....HAR HAR MAHADEV...
The Land of Seven Rivers - Sanjeev Sanyal
Yes, indeed a good read. But it doesn't quite go into more finer details. Love Sanjeev Sanyal's other books btw.
That's a brilliant book
Loved it❤
Ocean of Churn by Sanjeev Sanyal discusses role of India in the Indian Ocean region (and beyond) trade, economy, etc
@@rajbagwe3732 It's quite helpful to have an Atlas with you while reading the book esp with topographic, political maps to see how the terrain influences roads and links between different regions and Nations.
Sir ur amazing 🙏🙏
I wish I had a history teacher like you 🙏🙏
Thank you!
Please do more episodes on History and keep the book recommendations coming sir! 💙😍
Thank you for the recommendations....i have read only one from the list but will surely read them all.
Is there a book that covers all the dynasties of india like Nanda, Maurya, Gupta, Cholas and others?
Maybe An Advanced History of India by RC Majumdar and H Raychaudhari and others
@@Frenchdefense9404 does it cover everything?
@@kinjalgupta4868 possibly. Also try, A Political History of Ancient India by HC Raychaudhari.
@@Frenchdefense9404 aight thanks
@@kinjalgupta4868 HC Chaudhari's book may be slighty boring to read.
I saw your video on Gengis Khan and i loved it .You are a fantastic history teacher
Reject the books by Romila Thapar and Co. who were in the ICHR (Indian Council of Historical Research).
Reject the authors mentioned in "Eminent Historians: Their technology, their line, their fraud" by Arun Shourie, published by HarperCollins.
I hv gone through
1.A.L. Basham
2. Upinder Singh (whole book fr 2 times)
3. Michel Danino (the lost river). before watching this video.
Thanks u for yr recommend books..now im going to buy B.B. Lal's book & the South African Gandhi...
Please do make book recommendations for other subject. I am an avid book reader and will try and read these books. 2021 will be a great year to open my eyes to even greater truth.....I really thank youtube for recommending me this channel.
Great work! Awaiting you on you tube since Long. Thanks!
I don't understand one thing the foolish people's who start talking about aryan invasion don't they know this nation & the people's of this nation have a gotra & which connects us from our lineage & our whole history weather good or bad is written in our own country book's puranas & some other Indian text's in which every of our single ancestors name's are mentioned properly
Now even though I say anything the people who want to spread hatred against the hindu society in bharat will be doing this stupid activities but atleast those who are interested to know their lineage should buy their own history book's which are just neglected by just naming them religious book's it's a shame that those people's who invaded & destroyed this nation are writing the history of this nation & making the nation's native people's outsider's & claiming themselves as the hero of the nation
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Use punctuation marks please
Mine disclaimer
This channel is highly addictive
Specially knowledge of Abhijit Chavda sir ❤️
I request u publish your own history books 🙏
You are a treasure for our country. 🌟
Thank you, Sir.
You're doing a commendable job🙏❤
धन्यवाद गुरु जी आपकी बताई हुई पुस्तकें इंटरनेट पे मिल गयीं ।।😘🙏🇮🇳❤️
South history.Tamil chola pallava dynasty and Kannada Rastrakoota, Chalukya Hoysala and Vijaynagar history is " submerged" by north indian historians
Cholas spread indian culture to entire south east asia China Japan
Chalukya emperor viktamaditya II effectively defeated and stopped ummayud arabs in 732 AD .Northern india ie sindh and punjab had fallen at that time
Arabs from them on treated south indian empires as equals
Chalukya Pulikeshi II defeated proud northern harshavardhana on the banks of river narmada using clever elephant maneuvers Rastrakoota king Govinda III ruled north india up to kannauj
Kannada origin king Nanyadeva ruled Nepal Sena dynasty of Bengal was of karnataka origin
Pala dynasty of Bengal too was if karnataka origin Shilahara dynasty which ruled Mumbai for 400 years kannada origin Kadamba dynasty which ruled konkan and goa for 4000 years kannada origin
When north india was conquered by babar south was under their greatest epoch of the magnificent vijaynagar empire under krishnadevaraya who had a vast military machine at his command.
Even British era history of south is " submerged ," by north historians
50 years before the great ranijhansi laxmi bai kannada queen of kittur rani chennamma fought british on the field of war
100 years before " first " war of independence ie sepoy mutiny in north there was Vellore mutiny in south
Since now north and south india is politically one corrections to indian historical narrative must give balanced view and not just northocentric view .
Ys... Ur absolutely true.... South Indian history are neglected by historian & even in government text books....
Liftest r busy in adding fake history in our childrens textbook. glorified Turkish ruler.... 😔
Dont say north indian historians. They dont represent us. They are islamic and marxist historians. They do so because south india dont have islamic history. If southindia have had great part as islamic history, these same marxist will be teaching south india.
@@mr.agrawal970 very true
@Himanshu Khichar stfu moron we're atleast proud of our kings , you're the ones who berate your kings every chance you get . We don't compare we hold our men and women of principle and respect them unlike you northies who cry every chance they get .
@Himanshu Khichar if guptas, mauryas, kanishka, are great why did they lose to muslim rulers who came from long way?? If south indian or western indian kings are so small why they could hold their lands against islamic empire for long time? Even now Mr.modi is talking in speeches about literary work from tamil, tirukural which was apart from religious and philosophical to all people. Tamil and telugu have good literary works. Do you know what is a classical language? All four south indian languages are classical which has true literary works and culture in it. Only sanskrit is a classical language and not hindi. You are a byproduct of western narrative and muslimised narrative of indian history. You are a stupid in a level that no one can rescue.. I dont want to compare kings from north and south . Both have their greatness of their own. No one is superior to others .. all are equal. thats what everyone need for a united india..
Earlier in school I used to feel bored in history period but now after discovering you thanks to Ranveer Bhaiya...I'm getting interested in history.....how Great our history is......you are such a great and intelligent man....love you sir❤️❤️..keep making videos
Very useful indeed... Thank you Abhijit ji
1) Foundation of indian culture _ BY Maharishi Arbindo
2) History of the Dharmasastra _ By Pandurang Vaman Kane
3) Hindu Polity: A Constitutional History of India in Hindu Times - by K P Jaiswal
These three book I recommend to all.
This what I need in my life❤️ die hard fan sir gratitude sir
This is amazing. I wish I have found this type of content in school years. Nevertheless, thank you for sharing your knowledge. Would you kindly also recommend books on world history? #askabhijit
I saw your podcast with ranveer and I loved it. Looking forward to see more of your videos🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
Quite happy that you started your channel
Thank you.
@@AbhijitChavda sir who were Ancient south Indians and Ancient north Indians.I need a clear explanation
@@theanonymous7584 they were the same people,Vedic Indians, genetics show we were the same
Your sincerity is so apparent,heard your talk on Chengez Khan.It was an eye opener for us. Your recommendations on reading are excellent and wide ranging.Thank you.
Love listening to you.Any thoughts on Kublai Khan?
I consider it a blessing that I come upon this video of yours.🙏
I have read many books but none of these recommended by you. Thanks a lot.
When you’re recommending a book please hold it close enough to the camera so that viewers can clearly read the title of the book and the name of the author and can note them easily. I’m interested in the books you have recommended and will be buying most of them as well as suggesting them to my colleagues and friends. Your work is of vital cultural significance as it gives a much needed counter-perspective to the narratives of Marxist historians.
I have been searching for such a book where we can know Actually what happened in India. Read few highly rated history books on medival India, but those books were more for the UPSC aspirants rather than for a person who's interested in the story.
Thanks to Beerbiceps I saw Abhijit Sir's eye opening podcast and landed on Sirs RUclips channel and going through all the content one by one.
Please continue doing the great work Sir.
Cheers!!
Fantastic Abhijit bhai!
This was highly useful. Thank you so much, Dr. Chavda.
Thanks Abhijitji for these recommendations. Three of these are already in my library and on my slow read list. May I please request you to read and review The Collected Works of Dharampal (5 volumes) and especially the Beautiful Tree which documents the Indian educations system before the British. Happily they are available for free download on the internet (just do a search). But given the value of history Shri Dharampal put together, I have opted to buy it.
Thank You Sir! You don't know what a pleasure it is to see a "True Arya" speaking. Rise, Rise and keep Rising🔥
खड़े भीड़ में कल्पों से
अधिकार तो फिर भी मिले नहीं ,
सहे सहस्त्रों कुलिश देह पर
सुख के कुसुम कहीं भी खिले नहीं ,
जमघट में भूले भटके हो तुम
आखिर कबतक गौण रहोगे ?
बोलो कबतक मौन रहोगे ?
great content....dont know why good content gets so less views
Came here to geek out on some good books got stuck in North vs. South, Hindu vs. Muslim comment wars. Speaks volumes about why history cannot be learnt or taught from whatsapp forwards.
Congrats Sir. You earned a new subscriber🍫. We hope to see more educational and enlightening videos in the future.😃
Best book to learn about world history, from every period and every empire in every possible continent
Hello sir,I am an absolute crazy lover of history.I am in class 12th(India),any advise for me? Btw,love your work!
Watch his videos more often and don't miss any video of him. Your doubts will surely get cleared
Give superchat in the next live asking the same. He will surely answer it 👍
I am a history hons student too..I would request u not to depend on NCERTs solely..I would request u to watch Raj vedam's lectures on Indian civilization:untold story,his rational analysis of Aryan invasion theory,his video on india from south to north and ancient indian roots of modern ed systen..These 4 lectures are so much important..I would request u to watch all these videos before u read history on ur own...U can find those in sangam talks youtube channel..Nd also i would request u to look into Gandhian scholar Dharampal's books..Very important..It completely busts myths of colonial narratives like caste discrimination before brits introduced macaulay system of ed for eg with proofs
I am also facinating by the reasearch done by Chandraprakash Dwivedi while he was preparing to direct chanakya in late 80's & early 90's. He also referred some of the interesting books and research papers. Pls do watch his interview.
Please provide me link
History is critical
And indian history is more
But I wanna know every angle
So can you do like--- recommend a book and then other which is 1st contrary
archive.org/search.php?query=The+history+and+culture+of+the+indian+people
Order of books:
1. The Vedic Age
2. The Age of Imperial Unity
3. The Classical Age
4. The Age of Imperial Kanauj
5. The Struggle for Empire
6. The Delhi Sultanate
7. The Mughal Empire
8. The Maratha Supremacy
9. The British Paramountcy and Indian Renaissance part I
10. The British Paramountcy and Indian Renaissance part II
11. The Struggle for Freedom
These books were written by a team of 80 historians.
Read from the 1st page don't start with Chapter
Preface etc. are also good.
Spread it to others too if possible.
You can buy it from Amazon/flipcart too but since these are a bit costly so try reading it online or from pdf of the link mentioned then make decision.
Note: Aryan Invasion Theory was still prominent while writing the books so you must keep that fact in mind.
Yaa but for British time (last 3 books)
During Mughals and Maratha (5 6 7 8th books) are ok.
Rest are ok too since nothing is waste.
@@sumitdutta7043 do these books give authentic information about histor?
You are a gem in youtube. Its high time we tought real history of india in our school.
Sir,please write one by yourself.
Here is my list:
1. All books by Ram Swarup and Sita Ram Goel
2.All history books by R.C. Majumder and Jadunath Sarkar
3. Unbreaking India by Sanjay Dixit
4. Pakistan or Partition of India by Dr. B.R. Ambedkar
5. Conundrum by Anuj Dhar
6. The Indian Struggle by Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose
7. Integration of Princely States by V.P. Menon
8. My Frozen Turbulence by Jagmohan Malhotra
Thank you 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Do you have any recommendations on books about Chandragupt Maurya and the Mauryan empire?
arthashstra tells us about economics of maurya empire but not history
Very good sir English me sb ko smjha ke ap ne bhaut baditya kiya ap ko bhaut bhaut dhaniyabad humari history duniya ko batane ke liye you are great sir jai ho.🙏
Thanks for recommendations
Abhijit Chavda, the great Indian historian.
Abhijitji, I have read "Tony joseph" book (early Indians), he has a meticulously filtered language to divide North and South India. Why can't you write complete history of India in a series (may be a project), all information in one series, it is a humble request :)
Thanks a lot for the list, in fact I have two books from your recommendations Michel Danino's book and B L Basham (surprisingly I have Basham's book in Kannada translation, translated by D. R Mirji). The rest I will buy and read it for sure.
Abhijit Sir is a theoretical physicist who must be a really busy man considering the nature of his calling. Unlike Abhijit Ji, Tony Joseph is a leech whose full time job is to spew anti-Bharat and Anti-vedic narrative doing the bidding of his leftist masters. Plus even is he or someone else like him manages to write a book(Sanjeev Sanyal has, you can read his books) they'll be attacked by the lobby within and outside this country and will be branded pseudohistory because of the sheer monopoly the west has over setting historical narratives. True change will only arrive when we have a govt with enough balls to revamp the history books and carry out indigenous research to counter the west.
@@MridulBarshiliaforReal I am speechless for your comment 🙏 🙏 🙏.
Thanks for sharing such information.
Do a bookshelf tour 🔱👍