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Why history matters for the future - Sanjeev Sanyal explains
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- Опубликовано: 18 авг 2024
- Mr Sanjeev Sanyal, an Indian economist, popular historian and Member, Economic Advisory Council of Prime Minister of India in conversation with Mr Shrinivas Dempo, President AIMA & Chairman, Dempo Group of Companies on 'Why history matters for the future' and how India's glorious history is the foundation for India's dynamic future at AIMA's 8th National Leadership Conclave 2023.
00:00 Session Starts
00:03 Session moderated by Shrinivas Dempo
03:54 Keynote Speaker Sanjeev Sanyal discusses about the topic Why history matters for the future
34:53 Session Ends
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Absolutely agree, Just heard from an author that 'stored cultural capital' helps to keep society in shape and making progress... without a base everything falls apart
When will indian history books in the schools get changed and served with actual history of Bharat 🇮🇳
Past fashions your present, but our whole history is totally distorted!
in past india used to make one of the best ship still we know nothing , its really easy to loose that if we didnt record it . and then some gora come and tell us you guys done nothing in thousand year
What about Kingdom of Heaven?😂😆
Valmiki was a ex-dacoit who wrote history 😂
There is not a single evidence of that.
CHAMCHAGIRI IS THE FUTURE DHARMA OF INDIA
“Only a small number of people know history”. Are you kidding me? A nation where we cannot go past thinking of Doctor and Engineer, where colleges and universities are not academically well-equipped in form of competent professors and research options, then how will you be able to teach people history or even influence a person to think of taking it as a future career option. I would request AIMA to maybe invite someone like a Ram Guha, Romila Thapar, Sughata Bose or Rajmohan Gandhi to speak abt History, it’s importance and how to approach historiography
You for real sir? 😂 I read your comments and there's so many blindsides to your opinion (or counter view), there's so many areas you're being short sighted about and there's so much that can be debunked on the basis of your comment and any conversation that would follow.
@@mreverything1354 like what area?
dude dat was quite a fast defeat...
u didnt liked the replies?🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
why u delete the whole comment thread?
so called intellectual ths days ☕☕☕☕☕
@@tryit2136 I’m don’t pretend to be an intellectual, second, I didn’t realise the comments were removed.
@@hritvikarjunmehrotra7453 cmon bro youtube algorithm doesnt work dat way..
who u playing with?
didnt u just talked abt me asking abt the recent books i ve read?
n also werent u correcting my english n giving tips abt speaking hindi?...
i mean forget others
look at urs
A piece of advice, no NGO enforces, they do not have the power to do so. All they use is the power of the pen to make an important case. You are basically saying that we are being manipulated, and if that is the case, why don’t you improve the quality of education? The you’ll have an educated lot that can think independently. Or you just want to do this drama to push an alternative agenda in the name of rewriting history?
The level of naiveness in your comment is mindbogling!
Are you saying people like Sanjeev who are calling out manipulative agenda aren't educated?
@@gamarouge2566 if you want to recognise someone for their work, then it’s fine. However if it’s coming at the expense of undermining or demeaning someone, then there is an issue. I’m not doubting Mr. Sanyal educational prowess, but this alternative agenda where facts are being twisted is concerning.
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Why don't you read Jadunath Sarkar, Vikram sampath, j sai deepak or Sanyal himself, then have the balls to challenge them on facts.
BTW the left historians you've named haven't had the balls to dispute anything which they have written and are writing.