Delhi Durbar Dawns (1912) - filmed in Mumbai and Delhi
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- Опубликовано: 2 окт 2024
- Part of India on Film: 1899 - 1947
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Dignitaries including the Nizam of Hyderabad gather to celebrate the Durbar in honour of George V, who arrives by boat in Bombay (now Mumbai).
Dignitaries including the Nizam of Hyderabad gather to celebrate the Durbar in honour of George V, who arrives by boat in Bombay (now Mumbai) for the first leg of the royal tour of India on 2 December 1911. This was the first in a series of grand events celebrating the King’s coronation, the centrepiece of which was the Delhi Durbar, held on 12 December at a cost of over £1 million. This was to be the last of the three imperial Durbars held by the British Raj in Delhi.
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India was so much better under the British and Mughals
Simply priceless. Good to see their Majesties in India
Its great to be able to actually see India 1911-12. What a treat to see the Nizam walking around. I keep reminding myself that none of these people are alive anymore. History is not to be resented but learnt and learnt from.
Nice to see old historical moments but other hand its hurt
why dies everywhere look so clean...we should be told
The dark days of Indian history...
Yani ab bright days chal rha h..
@@pianonerd9158 Tum Log wahi ho.. Abhi bhi 90% British Ghulami ko Shining India Bologe.. But abhi ka Half developed India with 14% Poverty ko Underdeveloped Bologe..
@@pianonerd9158 ISRO, IIT, NIT, IIM, MEDICAL College, Engineering College.. Sab Bhul Jana.. In CIVIL,GOVT Jobs me 2% Indian Ko Reservation Mileta tha baaki 98% Only to BRITISH.. Aur Haan.. Sirf 4 University.. Baaki Tum Chutiya Ko Khud se Geen lena..
Most ignorant comment of the internet
@@sasmalprasanjit2764 jobs in civil service saw Indian majority
Wish to see in colourful video mode...remastered copy
How clean it was
Actually science goray left we fucked it up
Lpl
There was only one king of all kings of Hindustan Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel, he put everyone in their places
Arsehole
Land Mera king to Muslims thee bas
@@Taurus388 nice
How dare the British ruled, so rich, secular, peaceful and heritaged beautiful India, we allow them to trade only, they destroyed India.
But I think they help develop it or else we still would have been divided in parts, there would be no democracy, no advancement etc etc
British people never destroyed India like you people only destroyed India.
@@shubh3849 don't be fooled Shubb, there is no democracy anywhere, only a pretext for looting the masses.
Learn from history -> Nothing lives forever, everything comes to an end !!!
Bad and Odds were there but we learnt many things from the British.
Any collection on East Bengal Of the past?
ब्रिटिशर नही आते तो क्या..भारत मे लोकशाही संभव होती????
हा मित्र,
लोकशाही खुद ब्रिटेन में है।
राजा होने के बावजूद।
हम भी लोकशाही होते
@@pawankshirsagar9373 ये छोटे बड़े राजा नही मानते जब कि ब्रिटिशर पहले से ही अपने से 200 साल से आगे की सोचते थे
@@मेरादेशमेरावतन आधुनिक प्रगति और जीवन की व्यापकता खुद इंसान को आधुनिक मूल्यों की तरफ ले जाती,। और ये रास्ता लोकशाही से होकर गुजरता।
अलबत्ता यहां लोकशाही होती।
The best among all princely states hyderabad deccan and the nizam of hyderabad
Shda na koi pal rahta h, shda n koi raja zindgi kya h pal do pal ka mela jo kisi ke jane se na ruke ye to hamesha chalta hi raheta h
Is mulk nu apne loka ne aap gulam bnayea paise di khatir te ohi kum ajj v aa paisa sirf paisa
Its not true it was thru fut or divide and rule
1912 during the titanic and ww1 and ww2
these were the days of dark but less than now
😂
No one has self respect and no opposition to the British rule.
Because it wasn’t that bad ask they say
@@alenpaul2523 not bad for these Rajas at all. Their seats were secure thanks to the britbongs unlike in the old days where they were subject to attacks by others and peasant revolutions. For the masses the British raj was a nightmare
@@jewishmafiosiandganglord6930 surely not, British brought lots of benefits to the common man. Vaccinations, English as Lingua franca, the train tracks you are using until this day, modern education, democracy, territorial union, nationhood, equality, women's rights, abolition of sati, steel industry, agricultural specialization, famine codes, aso. The list is long. However, keep living your oppressors narrative dream.
@@charananekibalijaun8837 Hey man were you trying to make a serious argument or were you just trying to copy past a bunch of delusïonal garbage together ?
Every single thing you listed were not brought by you to India, but by INDIANS themselves, after you leeches left india. The railways? In British times the railways were entirely built for the movement of the military, not of people. The tracks Indians use today were built after independence on routes Indians actually need. Vaccines? Famine Code? Are you a nutter? India has never had a Famine after independence and has a heck of a lot of famines before independence. Not much good your famine code did did it now?
Women's rights? Abolition of Sati? You people treated women like trash and wouldn't even let them inherit property until very recently whereas Indians would let women inherit full property and parts of south india were a literal matriarchy. WTF are you even talking about ?
Democracy? India had democracy in the Mahajanpad era while Britain literally DID NOT EVEN HAVE CIVILIZATION. What kind of loony nonsense is this? And when did Britain bring democracy to India? India was literally a colony with a leader appointed by London. What democracy was this ?
Let me say it again so your dûmb public education brain can get it, British colonization was good, no GREAT, for the indian princely elites, it was a nightmare of biblical proportions for the masses.
Each and every good thing in India exists because Indians did it after independence. What a weird and insecure sort of insect you are, that you take credit for every good thing the Indians have done after their independence and say "See they have it so good because of us", no you literal baboon, they have it so good because of themselves. If you want to see the average and common state of former British colonies, go take a look at Pakistan, Africa, that is your real legacy, not India
@@jewishmafiosiandganglord6930 your nonsensical comment shows what's wrong with your education system. When British arrived, Indian subcontinent was either living in stone age, or subdued by Muslim invaders. Your comment merely reflects the joke that you are.
Bombay and Delhi
Thanks!
Really amazing!
Hail! Nepal!!!
Nice!! Though @2.36 which self-respecting Brit spelt honour as honor :;-)
😂😂
Thanks for uploading these videos
Britain main Apne yahan rajshahi nahin chhodi hai baki sab jagah democracy kar de
I'm sure this was filmed in Manchester this year.
Beautiful video
God save the Queen
🙏🙏🙏
Lovely, wonderful video
Love for British Raj.
Historically, it is important to remember that when the British held these Durbars and squandered the wealth of India on these spectacles to prove their might, there were impoverished people and exploited farmers that suffered immensely from paying taxes that funded the British Army. The evil of colonialism was to exploit and profit at the expense of suffering, death, and destruction.
And what has the system post 1947 done for these exploited classes of people?
Spread hate and continue with the same system under a different banner.
@@ParmMohan-us6rn An evil that civilised Hindus by eradicating their shameful social and cultural practises, which practises, you need to do a study on that before you look small and shameless.
I'll just speak of one called Devadasi, the horolots or temple prostitutes.
I don't wish to engage further with a hatefilled, intolerant, uneducated idiot.
@@ParmMohan-us6rn Better to base your arguments on facts and not on satires, abuses and self glorifying foolishness.
Its better for you to fart it out in some morning Shakha with a glass full of cow cola . Lol
Babar Ali Do you know any Indian history? I am just wondering where your hypocrisy comes from. Everything you have said is like you speaking to a mirror. I know you can't defend yourself against the ingrained pedophillia in your holiness!
Nice documentry
सुपर
👍🏽
Nizam Mir Osman Ali
Harami lutera tha
does tht gate exist greeting for bombay staple industry
Yes it is near Nala supara
@@furiousfragment7082 where it is I can't get it's image at google
@@srikantsingh3658 I am kidding the gate was probably dismantled way back for something new. It doesn't exist now. Also the textile industry of Mumbai is now not so active as it was in those times.
@@furiousfragment7082 bt what is there at the place of that gate and it doesn't have any history as a clocktower of chandani chawk which is also dismantled
@@srikantsingh3658 That is hard to determine because this gate may not be that historically important for the people of that era, but if we ask the municipality in Mumbai they may have some idea about this. Or maybe someone with in depth knowledge and experience of Mumbai historically and geographically.
God save the King!!!
Reuel history kya yeh
KASH AAJ BHI BRITESH RAJ HOTA
😂😂😂😂 GULAAMI KA SHOK HAI KYA AAPKO...