Greetings from a South Korean in South Korea. I never knew this role of India in the Korean war. I would like to say I tremendously appreciate the great help and effort made by India to bring peace to the Korean peninsula, and I would also like to praise the gigantic success of the India's plan and practice with regard to the treatment of the PoWs in a war that would just never end. Overall, and geopolitically, I think this story tells us the importance of the India's position in the international community as a crucial balancing power. As India is growing exponentially in the economic area, we can expect far more and bigger roles that India will play in the world, and we look forward to it. Thank you, India. Love, from South Korea.
Well Miss, it's not entirely your fault. Actually you should be proud of yourself that you're way ahead of the typical Koreans. They're busy undermining Indians. JAI HIND 🇮🇳
I live in Canada and have a few Korean friends.Even they (including me) had never heard of India's contribution as a peace Keeper in the Korean war. I have know some very old Canadian Korean War veterans and no body ever mentioned anything about India's great effort to help defuse the situation and the humanitarian work of the medical core. I am equally surprised that any of the current or the past governments of India have made any effort to bring it into the history books, taught in the schools. Its a shame. Thank you Palki Ji for bringing this to lime light. As usual, you have done a great job.
Lol, what did you learn from this video? U.S intervene after South Korea was attacked? Intervening is always bad as we could have diplomatic resolution to Nazi Germany.
Germany was under Military Occupation of US for years ,and during this time German Constitution was written and the sucessive leaders of Germany were US puppets united by common threat USSR . Well being a US has also helped Germany to prosper and become a developed nation .
@@literarureislove7244 Right you forgot about what Babur, Shah Jahan, Aurangzeb etc did. They forcefully converted Hindus, Destroyed Temples and tried to impose Sharia Law upon Non-Muslims. Akbar wasn't that nice either. He killed 40,000 innocent civilians in Chittorgarh Fort. You can't hide this.
@mudshovel 289 Talking about Atrocities, the West created enough Atrocities for the past 1000 years including Atrocities during World Wars. Atrocities, Inquisitions(forced conversions), Colonial Looting in the Trillions, Displacement of People, Invading the lands of other People etc, Killing 6 Million Jews, etc. So the West isn't an Angel. Having White skin doesn't make anyone an Angel.
I came to know this story by a Korean RUclipsr, it wasn't in detail, I guess there is a memorial or statute thanking the Indian soldiers. Thanks😊 Palki for sharing this story, I wish it could reach maximum people mostly in west
@@TheAryanKnight Back then, I feel like the US intervened when countries asked for help (and of course, there were business interests, that's always there in every conflict). Now, I think we intervene even when other people want to be left alone.
We, as Indians, need to recall our own history. Not in fantastical ways in which politicians often do, but with actual education and knowledge. I am really glad to see Palki taking up the mantle to present these stories in this format. I wish this show nothing but tremendous success!
No educational bodies of our country teach these in our schools. Infact these instances are what make our children understand how big of a nation is our India . And won't dream of migrating to some small European nations! Jai hind!
because the reality was, that none of India's soft diplomatic efforts made any difference. It was UN forces not India that made life less tense in Far East Asia.
Great contributions from Bharat to the World. Based on the principles from our culture: Om Sarve Bhavantu Sukhinah, Sarve Santu Nir-Aamayaah | Sarve Bhadraanni Pashyantu, Maa Kashcid-Duhkha-Bhaag-Bhavet | Means: May everyone be happy, may everyone be free from all diseases may everyone see goodness and auspiciousness in everything, may none be unhappy or distressed.
Indians aren't "free from all diseases", you still have a problem with TB and other diseases that the west has long eliminated, mainly because of your chalta hai attitude!
More stories like these, please! I feel so proud and also gain an insight into where does the sense of responsibility quiet dignity and perseverance come from. Believe me, that generation of people was not only serious, down to earth, focused, and dedicated. I wish our kids were as committed and serious as them. When I read and hear about them I feel deep respect and pride - people like Gentleman Spymaster: R.N.Kao, Field Marshal Sam Manekshaw: Soldiering with Dignity: Soldiering with Dignity, Lt Gen KJS 'Tiny' Dhillon, etc., are the reason we sleep peacefully. The Chapatti story too was very nice - I hadn't heard it before.
@ritukiran I can say this - as a general rule, citizens of the world do not know the "truth" in so many events starting with WW II, because each of the two warring Cold-war camps interpreted each event in their own (prone to them) way. Truth is a casualty.
Wow, I am getting goosebumps with joy and pride. What a wonderful job India 🇮🇳 did. Thank you so much for bringing the unique and forgotten huge contribution of India towards the world. Lots of love and blessings from abroad
I never knew about this peace making gesture of Bharat, way back in 1953. We as Sanatan nation have believed in maintaining peace everywhere. Even so our mantras & hymns too end in Om Shanti, Shanti, Shanti (Let only peace prevail).
Every time I read about the valour and courage shown by the 60th Parachute Field Ambulance unit of the Indian military, it gives me goosebumps. This tale should be taught in schools in India. Sending Paratroopers in the midst of an ongoing battle is like going on a suicide machine. Each party would think you are on the enemy side. Salute to our Bravehearts.
@mudshovel 289 No Mr keyboard warrior, they should have contacted your mommy before deciding to send paratroopers in the midst of war. Regardless of coordination or what not, when one party is spraying bullets and barrage of missiles, they don't know who to hit, who not to hit 🤣🤣🤣🤣
@mudshovel 289 Mr gandu again you have no idea what it feels like to be on a battlefield. When a team of paratroopers from a third country lands in the midst of a battlefield, regardless of the extent of coordination or collaboration they attempt, it is an extraordinarily dangerous endeavor akin to a suicide mission. The chaotic nature of the battlefield and the risks associated with parachuting into a hostile environment all contribute to the grave dangers faced by the paratroopers. There is a high likelihood of being mistaken for combatants or getting caught in crossfire. You are jealous wine who does not want to admit the valour of the Indian military. You smell like a beggaristani to me. Go find some wheat flour and rice for your ammi. She must be waiting for it.
As a K- culture enthusiast, i only knew about India's medical aid to Korean soldiers. Thank u Palki for the detailed explanation. I'll look forward for more such underrated topics regarding history!
A lot of people are saying this should be taught in schools. This made me aware that we never learn about nations 'trying' to achieve a better world, in the current temporal context. We mostly learn about nations achieving what they thought was a better world, and how that ends up screwing the whole world later on.
WW II is a Global climacteric, that changed global history forever in every respect & in every field of Human endeavour. But this is the least reported or quoted. People at large, aren't aware of, if not ignorant. They don't know the events, happened in dozens of battles. It needs to be made into a course of a subject on its own, with all the non-military ramifications (whole new Technologies began then).
Most Westerners have never heard of this major act by India. Thank you for bringing this unique example of Indian Exceptionalism to light. Bravo India.
India is a country which is a mother of democracy and diplomacy... We have produced a Guru like Chanakya ❤ if India could help in ending Russia - Ukraine war ... Whole world would be really grateful to India...😊 Fun fact P.m Modi also met Zelensky yesterday and assured him for India ' s help .... We believe in Vasudhaiva Kutumbkum... Whole world is one family... May God bless this great nation 🇮🇳 ❤May God bless this world 😊❤
Thanks to the Flashbacks, I get to learn something new and interesting every weekend. Never India had any presence in Korea. None of this was ever taught in history during schooling besides glorifying Indian invaders. Thank you.
Palki once again thanking you and your team…millions of Indian lives have been sacrificed during invasion and during British Invasion and the wars….I wonder how many millions?
"Cold" War was called so because there were no wars in Europe, where both camps (under USA & USSR) across the middle of Germany (between East & Federal West Germany) were armed to teeth. When one after the other, countries got independence from the Imperial rule of eight West European countries (& Korea from Japanese imperial occupation), there was civil-war like conditions on the independence day in each of them. It was because the two military camps (of USA or USSR) influenced the new independent regime to join their side. Korean War was the starter, with many more to follow. War in (DR) Congo was the bloodiest, till the Indian representative Rajeshwar Dayal, issued shoot-to-kill orders to our troops that brought the seceding Katanga, back to Congo Rep. Vietnam war was the longest lasting, culminating in American defeat. All these independence-linked domestic wars cost many lives & maimed many - perhaps more than in WW II. The Cold war that ran concurrently with this UN de-colonisation drive, fed on it. That culminated in American victory, handed on a platter by Michael Gorbachev, the gentleman amongst the Cold Warriors. Korean war was the only war (first & last) that was fought under UN flag, when USA coaxed UN to intervene as a non-member, PRC attacked a member state. The chief proponent though was USA, under Field Marshal Douglas MacArthur. Unable to stem the tide of Chinese human waves, he vowed to nuke PRC & was summarily removed from command & sent home by President Harry Truman. None recalls India's contribution to bring peace to Korean peninsula now, that spurred South Korea to become leading export-driven Asian Economy. For her labours, India deserves a Nobel Peace Prize, if not a permanent seat in UN SC.
@mudshovel 289 You may (disagree). Fact remains that US Army was cheated of victory being troubled beyond her perseverance limit. It is like bout of wrestling between two famous wrestlers (not the boxing Americans are familiar with ). Let's say two top wrestlers from two countries were in the bout. They applied so many grips on each other, ran out of all ideas & unable to disentangle with their intertwined limbs. It was a stalemate. Impossible for any to win. One had a flash of an idea - if not for a win. He plucked the balls of the other & released his grip. The other too disentangled & both were free. The first one (who plucked the other's balls ), found his balls missing !
@mudshovel 289 A combatant, in war, doesn't (shouldn't) say, "its beyond perseverance limit". He should fight & win or die. Else s/he shan't enter the war.
I am blown as I am listening to Palki💖 I wish these stories are complied in a book. Given out as textbooks to read. These things makes studying much more connected and interesting to read.
The motto Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam (world is a family, my family) itself means that there cannot be sides, only some grievances between 2 minds/nations/etc. It is in true understanding of this motto that Bharat tries to address the grievances rather than take sides and display force capabilities. The world needs to learn a thing or two from the last living civilisation in the planet. Jayatu Bharatam ! A true Viswaguru !
I always enjoy Palki Sharma's stories. Not just because I'm a student of the Social Sciences but also because of how she adds humour in just the right places.
Wow,, Thank you Palki for sharing this. You see, This is why your the best news reader 👍👍👍👍👍 The power in your voice is outstanding 👏👏👏👏👏👏 Keep it up 👍
Well, let me start from the trending kpop and kmovies from which I started to take interest in korean history. In the movie "Ode to my Father "(it's an amazing one), there a small scene that shows the Korean people criticising Indians telling that these idiots came for job in our country because their nation wasn't good enough to support them. Later, the protagonist of the movie tries to correct them for their ignorance. Protagonist appeared as it was just a movie and I know it for sure that in real life no one would speak for us. I always wondered what could I say if I'm the one to be in such a situation. Thankyou, even if I don't argue and try to convince them, I have got an answer for myself... ❤️
I know very well about The 60th Parachute Field Ambulance led by Lieutenant Colonel AG Rangaraj. They arrived in Korea in November 1950 with about 300 men and moved out from Korea only aſter the CFI had completed its mission. 09:12 Some generations of Koreans are in & around Chennai. They speak Hindi, Tamil / Kannada, english & Korean. Like Indians, they too have become multilingual. They eat Indian food outside & Korean food at home.
We have been tought more about the west greatness and there achievements but indias role in its own textbooks is nowhere to be found well thanks this segment a hidden soil golden fragment of our history is shining again
Great Story of Young Indias Great Diplomatic Success... India should have taken more roles like this even with it's adversaries like Pakistan China... Let's put our hope on Diplomacy...
I thought I studied my history books in school and the (in) famous wars of the 20th century but never knew India played such a huge role in the Korean peninsular war. Great information. 👍
why did I not now about this? like this is really really amazing why was this not taught in school? we are mostly taught about the west. Hope they change and teach more about my country India.
Why this EPIC contribution of INDIA should not be Documented and Spreaded to the rest of the World and for future generations ??? Anyone give me one good reason.... Even being a Proud Indian..i was unaware of the fact...My heartfelt gratitude to Team Firstpost and Palki didi flor such a brilliant presentation... Also I hereby request Govt of India to Document such unknown but Historic Contributions of India towards world peace and give the opportunity to the world to know and learn from it. Jayatu Bharati Vandematram 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Neharu had no time for Hindus migrating to India from Pakistan, leaving all of the belongings over there, sometimes even their own children or siblings. But he had enough time for Koreans! What a gesture 😢
Perhaps, Nehru concentrated more on how to stop the world war 3 instead of solving the internal matters. Anyhow, India saved someone either it's Indian or Foreigner.. Koreans are our family too because Heo Hwang ok the tamil Princess got married to King Kim Suro..
@@tamodaranetamo8835 it's only indians who say it. South Koreans are extremely racist towards indians. So stop simping. Nehru had his priorities wrong or willfully neglected pakistani hindus coz they were hindus
As a history teacher I have taught in all the high school education boards and knew merely one liners about this part of the Korean war. Thank you Palki and team Firstpost for digging this up 👍
Greetings from a South Korean in South Korea. I never knew this role of India in the Korean war. I would like to say I tremendously appreciate the great help and effort made by India to bring peace to the Korean peninsula, and I would also like to praise the gigantic success of the India's plan and practice with regard to the treatment of the PoWs in a war that would just never end.
Overall, and geopolitically, I think this story tells us the importance of the India's position in the international community as a crucial balancing power. As India is growing exponentially in the economic area, we can expect far more and bigger roles that India will play in the world, and we look forward to it.
Thank you, India. Love, from South Korea.
Love from an Indian
🇮🇳❤️🇰🇷
Well Miss, it's not entirely your fault. Actually you should be proud of yourself that you're way ahead of the typical Koreans. They're busy undermining Indians. JAI HIND 🇮🇳
I still don't understand why south and north Korea don't like each other despite being one and the same people with same language, custom and culture
Tell your people to be less racist to brown skin people
@@dafeageh1320 Ask that to Russia and america, they are the real reason for the division.
This was a history lesson. I knew nothing about India's role in the Korean war. Thanks for enlightening.
They made it up.
@@darth.severuss gendu 60th parachute ambulance unit ki history pdh
@@darth.severuss Idiotic message. It's all on the record, all documented.
@@varoonshekhar4023 yeah, right.
@@darth.severuss prove it is false
I live in Canada and have a few Korean friends.Even they (including me) had never heard of India's contribution as a peace Keeper in the Korean war. I have know some very old Canadian Korean War veterans and no body ever mentioned anything about India's great effort to help defuse the situation and the humanitarian work of the medical core. I am equally surprised that any of the current or the past governments of India have made any effort to bring it into the history books, taught in the schools. Its a shame. Thank you Palki Ji for bringing this to lime light. As usual, you have done a great job.
Nobody likes india ..i guess ..
Indians only know mughal history.
Hmare history mein chola Dynasty bhi ni pdhate bs Akbar Birbal
@@himanshisharma487 😂
It always happens . I don't know why everyone forgets about india
In Germany we learn nothing like this in school. We only learn how the good Americans save us from Hitler.
THATS THE IDEA BUT america has now become like British empire BEWARE
Did they teach you that Winston Churchill believed if USA didn't fund the Nazis against the Soviets then WW2 wouldn't have happened?
Lol, what did you learn from this video? U.S intervene after South Korea was attacked? Intervening is always bad as we could have diplomatic resolution to Nazi Germany.
Germany was under Military Occupation of US for years ,and during this time German Constitution was written and the sucessive leaders of Germany were US puppets united by common threat USSR . Well being a US has also helped Germany to prosper and become a developed nation .
In my opinion American help many countries but it was not for free ...
Thank you Palki! You and your team made Indians truly proud!
Nagaland.i have a girl friend from nagaland she is too sailo.
Both South and North Koreans respect Indians because their intention was to save lives and not to fight either side during the Korean war.
Respect? 😂 they hate us and make fun of us. Maybe this outlook will change once we have some money. But that's not happening quicker than 2 decades.
Oh no no no.. they're extremely racist towards everyone else other than whites.
In South Korea they say , forbidden for dogs, pakistanis and indians
@@sunnycriti9809I was there a few months ago and people were well mannered
No, they don't
9:50 "India's neutrality isn't just a self- serving policy, it can be a tool for peacemaking" ❤❤
Wtf nobody told this story to us in India. Not in our syllabus too. They glorify barbarians moghuls only. Goosebumps. Jai Hind.
Mughals treated you guys so well especially Akbar shame on you
@mudshovel 289 The Mughals were barbarians who got converted by the Arabs in Central Asia. They remained barbarians till their demise.
@@literarureislove7244 Right you forgot about what Babur, Shah Jahan, Aurangzeb etc did. They forcefully converted Hindus, Destroyed Temples and tried to impose Sharia Law upon Non-Muslims. Akbar wasn't that nice either. He killed 40,000 innocent civilians in Chittorgarh Fort. You can't hide this.
@mudshovel 289 Talking about Atrocities, the West created enough Atrocities for the past 1000 years including Atrocities during World Wars. Atrocities, Inquisitions(forced conversions), Colonial Looting in the Trillions, Displacement of People, Invading the lands of other People etc, Killing 6 Million Jews, etc. So the West isn't an Angel. Having White skin doesn't make anyone an Angel.
@mudshovel 289 islam itself is a joke women right 😂 is like 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
I came to know this story by a Korean RUclipsr, it wasn't in detail, I guess there is a memorial or statute thanking the Indian soldiers. Thanks😊 Palki for sharing this story, I wish it could reach maximum people mostly in west
whats the channel name?
Please share the link of that video.
@shaali685
West is the one who suppressed it!
Great story telling of India's role in Korean War as it happened.
@aungmyint147
If you think that it is just story-telling, I feel sorry!
"Enter the United States.
They did what they do best.
They 'intervened'."
Palki is so savage 😂
I love her!
😂😂😂😅
Yeah couldn't stop laughing 😂😅😂😅
@mudshovel 289 tell the dumb 🤡🤡 Indias usa 🇺🇸 saved South Korea 🇰🇷
@mudshovel 289 and that intervention also escalated the war
@@TheAryanKnight Back then, I feel like the US intervened when countries asked for help (and of course, there were business interests, that's always there in every conflict). Now, I think we intervene even when other people want to be left alone.
I live in S. Korea. when I am in happier moment is listening to the fact, rigfht now I am very happy, thanks! Palki Sharma! great! Thumbs up
We, as Indians, need to recall our own history. Not in fantastical ways in which politicians often do, but with actual education and knowledge. I am really glad to see Palki taking up the mantle to present these stories in this format. I wish this show nothing but tremendous success!
These are the story that have been kept and outshine by some western double standard wanna be hero. It's great to know this.
No educational bodies of our country teach these in our schools. Infact these instances are what make our children understand how big of a nation is our India . And won't dream of migrating to some small European nations! Jai hind!
Thanks or no thanks. I will still migrate far away from India.
@@DaniNahmanPedras okay who cares about you
@@DaniNahmanPedras then get lost from India.
@@DaniNahmanPedras why don’t you hurry up ? Or is no one accepting you ?
because the reality was, that none of India's soft diplomatic efforts made any difference. It was UN forces not India that made life less tense in Far East Asia.
These should be taught in school history....
OMG...This country of mine never ceases to amaze me❤
What a civilisation!!!!!
Thanks Palki for throwing light on this
Thank you Palki for a piece of history I didn’t knew
Because it's made up.
Great contributions from Bharat to the World. Based on the principles from our culture:
Om Sarve Bhavantu Sukhinah, Sarve Santu Nir-Aamayaah |
Sarve Bhadraanni Pashyantu, Maa Kashcid-Duhkha-Bhaag-Bhavet |
Means:
May everyone be happy, may everyone be free from all diseases
may everyone see goodness and auspiciousness in everything, may none be unhappy or distressed.
Indians aren't "free from all diseases", you still have a problem with TB and other diseases that the west has long eliminated, mainly because of your chalta hai attitude!
More stories like these, please! I feel so proud and also gain an insight into where does the sense of responsibility quiet dignity and perseverance come from. Believe me, that generation of people was not only serious, down to earth, focused, and dedicated. I wish our kids were as committed and serious as them. When I read and hear about them I feel deep respect and pride - people like Gentleman Spymaster: R.N.Kao, Field Marshal Sam Manekshaw: Soldiering with Dignity: Soldiering with Dignity, Lt Gen KJS 'Tiny' Dhillon, etc., are the reason we sleep peacefully. The Chapatti story too was very nice - I hadn't heard it before.
@ritukiran
I can say this - as a general rule, citizens of the world do not know the "truth" in so many events starting with WW II, because each of the two warring Cold-war camps interpreted each event in their own (prone to them) way. Truth is a casualty.
India. The peace keepers of the world❤
Wow, I am getting goosebumps with joy and pride. What a wonderful job India 🇮🇳 did.
Thank you so much for bringing the unique and forgotten huge contribution of India towards the world. Lots of love and blessings from abroad
A nicely researched and well presented article
Never knew India's role in Korea
You made Indians proud 👍🏼
I never knew about this peace making gesture of Bharat, way back in 1953. We as Sanatan nation have believed in maintaining peace everywhere. Even so our mantras & hymns too end in Om Shanti, Shanti, Shanti (Let only peace prevail).
@bharatirawte943
Yeah,but there is (another) religion whose name is "peace"!
Every time I read about the valour and courage shown by the 60th Parachute Field Ambulance unit of the Indian military, it gives me goosebumps. This tale should be taught in schools in India. Sending Paratroopers in the midst of an ongoing battle is like going on a suicide machine. Each party would think you are on the enemy side. Salute to our Bravehearts.
@mudshovel 289 No Mr keyboard warrior, they should have contacted your mommy before deciding to send paratroopers in the midst of war. Regardless of coordination or what not, when one party is spraying bullets and barrage of missiles, they don't know who to hit, who not to hit 🤣🤣🤣🤣
@mudshovel 289 Mr gandu again you have no idea what it feels like to be on a battlefield. When a team of paratroopers from a third country lands in the midst of a battlefield, regardless of the extent of coordination or collaboration they attempt, it is an extraordinarily dangerous endeavor akin to a suicide mission. The chaotic nature of the battlefield and the risks associated with parachuting into a hostile environment all contribute to the grave dangers faced by the paratroopers. There is a high likelihood of being mistaken for combatants or getting caught in crossfire. You are jealous wine who does not want to admit the valour of the Indian military. You smell like a beggaristani to me. Go find some wheat flour and rice for your ammi. She must be waiting for it.
@RoyalRajput108
Luckily, both the Koreans - North as well as South, identified an Indian when they see one & avoided him for his safety.
As a K- culture enthusiast, i only knew about India's medical aid to Korean soldiers. Thank u Palki for the detailed explanation. I'll look forward for more such underrated topics regarding history!
@nojams4093
Why should they be under-rated?
-with a purpose in mind.
A lot of people are saying this should be taught in schools. This made me aware that we never learn about nations 'trying' to achieve a better world, in the current temporal context.
We mostly learn about nations achieving what they thought was a better world, and how that ends up screwing the whole world later on.
WW II is a Global climacteric, that changed global history forever in every respect & in every field of Human endeavour. But this is the least reported or quoted. People at large, aren't aware of, if not ignorant. They don't know the events, happened in dozens of battles. It needs to be made into a course of a subject on its own, with all the non-military ramifications (whole new Technologies began then).
I agree with you. Good job India did for Korea and Asia. I am thankful for that.
Most Westerners have never heard of this major act by India. Thank you for bringing this unique example of Indian Exceptionalism to light. Bravo India.
I am Indian and i never knew about this
It never happened.
@@darth.severuss i wouldn't go that far
@@divyanshsharma8168 You were unaware of this information as Palki only recently fabricated.
@@darth.severuss please atleast read before making writing something like this you'll find that your the one writing bullshit
That's an incredible sharing of a young Independent nation and puts many accomplished nations to shame - not all can walk the talk.
This should be taught in schools.😊
Love you palki
India is a country which is a mother of democracy and diplomacy... We have produced a Guru like Chanakya ❤ if India could help in ending Russia - Ukraine war ... Whole world would be really grateful to India...😊 Fun fact P.m Modi also met Zelensky yesterday and assured him for India ' s help .... We believe in Vasudhaiva Kutumbkum... Whole world is one family... May God bless this great nation 🇮🇳 ❤May God bless this world 😊❤
I suggest that Modi join in on the sanctions against Russia which would probably end the war sooner.
Always Proud of Indian Diplomacy! ❤🇮🇳
there are many untold important bits of history that are strategically suppressed. thank you for sharing
A round of applause for Palki! Man, she's good!
Though being a history student, Palki and her team always comes up with a flashback story I never heard of.
Great job guys!
#palkisharma #firstpost
Thanks to the Flashbacks, I get to learn something new and interesting every weekend. Never India had any presence in Korea. None of this was ever taught in history during schooling besides glorifying Indian invaders. Thank you.
Our history books need a SERIOUS re writing.... nice information ... thanks. Jai Hind.
This is the one of the great episode of Flashback.
Thank you for telling the history of India.
Never heard this before and no one knows this story or has been forgotten, the courage and valour of our soldiers. Thank you.
Palki rocks, i loved this report so much, palki sharma is epitome of journalism❤❤🎉🎉
Palki once again thanking you and your team…millions of Indian lives have been sacrificed during invasion and during British Invasion and the wars….I wonder how many millions?
Very informative thank you Palki your Channel has been a part of my daily routine learning more about history and News all over the globe namaste.
...and it will be in history ," how India tried not let the Russian/Ukraine war started.❤India
"Cold" War was called so because there were no wars in Europe, where both camps (under USA & USSR) across the middle of Germany (between East & Federal West Germany) were armed to teeth. When one after the other, countries got independence from the Imperial rule of eight West European countries (& Korea from Japanese imperial occupation), there was civil-war like conditions on the independence day in each of them. It was because the two military camps (of USA or USSR) influenced the new independent regime to join their side. Korean War was the starter, with many more to follow. War in (DR) Congo was the bloodiest, till the Indian representative Rajeshwar Dayal, issued shoot-to-kill orders to our troops that brought the seceding Katanga, back to Congo Rep. Vietnam war was the longest lasting, culminating in American defeat. All these independence-linked domestic wars cost many lives & maimed many - perhaps more than in WW II. The Cold war that ran concurrently with this UN de-colonisation drive, fed on it. That culminated in American victory, handed on a platter by Michael Gorbachev, the gentleman amongst the Cold Warriors.
Korean war was the only war (first & last) that was fought under UN flag, when USA coaxed UN to intervene as a non-member, PRC attacked a member state. The chief proponent though was USA, under Field Marshal Douglas MacArthur. Unable to stem the tide of Chinese human waves, he vowed to nuke PRC & was summarily removed from command & sent home by President Harry Truman.
None recalls India's contribution to bring peace to Korean peninsula now, that spurred South Korea to become leading export-driven Asian Economy. For her labours, India deserves a Nobel Peace Prize, if not a permanent seat in UN SC.
@mudshovel 289
You may (disagree). Fact remains that US Army was cheated of victory being troubled beyond her perseverance limit. It is like bout of wrestling between two famous wrestlers (not the boxing Americans are familiar with ). Let's say two top wrestlers from two countries were in the bout. They applied so many grips on each other, ran out of all ideas & unable to disentangle with their intertwined limbs. It was a stalemate. Impossible for any to win. One had a flash of an idea - if not for a win. He plucked the balls of the other & released his grip. The other too disentangled & both were free. The first one (who plucked the other's balls ), found his balls missing !
Please not the Merchant of Death Nobel Prize .
@mudshovel 289
A combatant, in war, doesn't (shouldn't) say, "its beyond perseverance limit". He should fight & win or die. Else s/he shan't enter the war.
I am blown as I am listening to Palki💖 I wish these stories are complied in a book. Given out as textbooks to read. These things makes studying much more connected and interesting to read.
Thank you for sharing this hidden gem 💎 of Indian diplomatic success story🙏
The motto Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam (world is a family, my family) itself means that there cannot be sides, only some grievances between 2 minds/nations/etc. It is in true understanding of this motto that Bharat tries to address the grievances rather than take sides and display force capabilities.
The world needs to learn a thing or two from the last living civilisation in the planet.
Jayatu Bharatam ! A true Viswaguru !
Palki “you truly are a Godless Saraswat” teaching the world the work and art of India, love from USA
This is a reminder on indias role that is forgotten but it has to be brought out again and the world has to see what india has done for this world.
Thanks palki ji for letting us know and making us proud ..Always india is global peace leader ....jai shreeram 🙏 🙏 🙏 🙏 🙏
I always enjoy Palki Sharma's stories. Not just because I'm a student of the Social Sciences but also because of how she adds humour in just the right places.
So Touched, So Proud
Wow,, Thank you Palki for sharing this. You see, This is why your the best news reader 👍👍👍👍👍 The power in your voice is outstanding 👏👏👏👏👏👏 Keep it up 👍
Keep up the good work. Not many Indian media showcase India's contribution to the world like you do.
We are the proud Kodava clans of Thimmaiahs . Thanks Palki . Many had forgotten about it.
India's a Precious and Peaceful 🇮🇳 👏👏!! . Palki s an outstanding person 👍
Thanks a lot Palki, for this was not known despite being interested and having studied military history.
Well, let me start from the trending kpop and kmovies from which I started to take interest in korean history. In the movie "Ode to my Father "(it's an amazing one), there a small scene that shows the Korean people criticising Indians telling that these idiots came for job in our country because their nation wasn't good enough to support them. Later, the protagonist of the movie tries to correct them for their ignorance. Protagonist appeared as it was just a movie and I know it for sure that in real life no one would speak for us. I always wondered what could I say if I'm the one to be in such a situation. Thankyou, even if I don't argue and try to convince them, I have got an answer for myself... ❤️
They still do this to us
Palki ji thanks for revealing the truth.
I know very well about The 60th Parachute Field Ambulance led by Lieutenant Colonel AG Rangaraj. They arrived in Korea in November 1950 with about 300 men and moved out from Korea only aſter the CFI had completed its mission. 09:12 Some generations of Koreans are in & around Chennai. They speak Hindi, Tamil / Kannada, english & Korean. Like Indians, they too have become multilingual. They eat Indian food outside & Korean food at home.
Nice!
I did know this part of the Indian History. One new thing learned for the day, thanks to the beautiful Phalki
Wow.. thank You Palki
Great well-researched article... Thank you Palki for your efforts.
I'm so proud 😀... My Dad was one of the Indian Army Officers on this mission 🇮🇳
We have been tought more about the west greatness and there achievements but indias role in its own textbooks is nowhere to be found well thanks this segment a hidden soil golden fragment of our history is shining again
Great respect to those brave and successful Indians 🇺🇲👍🇮🇳
Thank you for sharing this wonderful story. It’s heartwarming to hear India’s role. Hope we could do something to end the Ukraine situation
Thank you very much. Fantastic represntation and proud moment for all Indians !!!
Well presented Palki. You are telling the truth and I like to hear only the truth.
Fantastic documentary, excellent research
We qere not told?the whole truth about our History, this was one small truth. I would love to hear more. Thank you and God bless you all.
Great Story of Young Indias Great Diplomatic Success... India should have taken more roles like this even with it's adversaries like Pakistan China... Let's put our hope on Diplomacy...
Palki is my favorite international reporter. ❤❤
I thought I studied my history books in school and the (in) famous wars of the 20th century but never knew India played such a huge role in the Korean peninsular war. Great information. 👍
Brilliant!
I never knew about it. None of our text books or history books told us this story.
Thank you Palki Sharma Upadhyaya! Powerful presentation!
This is what India was,is and will be ..proud to be indian😊
It's really a good attempt to bring forward the past. In today's turmoil times especially lessons from past needs to be learned.
Thanks Palki 👏👏👏
Wow! Had no idea.
What an interesting piece Palki. I never knew about this. Definitely worth the time :)
why did I not now about this? like this is really really amazing
why was this not taught in school? we are mostly taught about the west. Hope they change and teach more about my country India.
Thank You Palki ji for this history lesson, I had no Idea about this.
Hats off Palki Sharma
Thanks for such informative video such an eye opener, only 6 year old democracy pulled this off. 👏 👍
Fascinating.
Wonderful story. Thanks Palki for a nice flash back❤
Well done India…👏👏👏
Why this EPIC contribution of INDIA should not be Documented and Spreaded to the rest of the World and for future generations ??? Anyone give me one good reason....
Even being a Proud Indian..i was unaware of the fact...My heartfelt gratitude to Team Firstpost and Palki didi flor such a brilliant presentation...
Also I hereby request Govt of India to Document such unknown but Historic Contributions of India towards world peace and give the opportunity to the world to know and learn from it.
Jayatu Bharati
Vandematram
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Neharu had no time for Hindus migrating to India from Pakistan, leaving all of the belongings over there, sometimes even their own children or siblings. But he had enough time for Koreans! What a gesture 😢
True, he wanted to be global statesman. While leaving the state of his country shaky.
Perhaps, Nehru concentrated more on how to stop the world war 3 instead of solving the internal matters. Anyhow, India saved someone either it's Indian or Foreigner.. Koreans are our family too because Heo Hwang ok the tamil Princess got married to King Kim Suro..
@@tamodaranetamo8835ironically tamil descendants are barely 10% and rest of Koreans might have Japanese,chinese or Iranian DNA
@@tamodaranetamo8835 it's only indians who say it. South Koreans are extremely racist towards indians. So stop simping. Nehru had his priorities wrong or willfully neglected pakistani hindus coz they were hindus
How can our history textbooks miss these types of important events?.....🤦🤦
Blame the socialist liberal elites historian of our country. They whitewashed our history for political leverage of the great congress.
Thank you for your precious programmes and well researched news bulletins. I never knew that India played a key role in the Korean conflict.
Great story never heard of it. Loved it
Great Roul Played By India 👍
Awesome thank you
I have learnt something new .
Excellent journalisme. Thanks.
Great insight
India works quietly
CCP China trumpets loudly
As usual it's Palki's Punch lines that cuts it thru
Cheers 🥂
Very informative video. Never knew or heard about it. Proud of India's role and proud to be an Indian.
Thank you very much.
Love the way Pallki narrates the story. Wish we had RUclips in the days we studied for history exam. Great subject and narration!
None of this is mentioned in either the oxford or cambridge history syllabus, never mind the Indian high school history textbooks.
As a history teacher I have taught in all the high school education boards and knew merely one liners about this part of the Korean war. Thank you Palki and team Firstpost for digging this up 👍