History of Indian Institute of Science explained by Dr. Gautam Desiraju | Abhijit Chavda Podcast 22

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  • @a_man_jaiswal
    @a_man_jaiswal Год назад +302

    A scientist can also be a good Storyteller.

    • @singhdeepak10
      @singhdeepak10 Год назад +19

      Visionary people are good storyteller, be it scientists or a tea seller.👍

    • @Shandilya-q3i
      @Shandilya-q3i Год назад +2

      @@singhdeepak10 tea sellers are definitely good salesman(can sell anything,dreams also)

    • @younickbongo7870
      @younickbongo7870 Год назад +2

      @@Shandilya-q3i with a degree of Masters in commerce tea seller you mean.

    • @909sid
      @909sid Год назад +1

      Then again science is the story of everything

    • @vishal.sheoran
      @vishal.sheoran Год назад +1

      @@younickbongo7870 no chauthi pass

  • @arjunsinha4015
    @arjunsinha4015 Год назад +171

    I want to thank NPTEL for sharing their content for learning lots of stuff from IISc Banglore

    • @santosh_ksh7
      @santosh_ksh7 Год назад +10

      Man, couldn't thank enough. Helped me a lot for all my semester. Amazing stuff.

    • @ricksmith8849
      @ricksmith8849 Год назад

      What is nptel

    • @arjunsinha4015
      @arjunsinha4015 Год назад +8

      @@ricksmith8849 National Program of Technology and Enhanced Learning

    • @ricksmith8849
      @ricksmith8849 Год назад

      @@arjunsinha4015 what does that departmnt do

    • @arjunsinha4015
      @arjunsinha4015 Год назад +1

      @@ricksmith8849 Search it on RUclips

  • @venkatajayanth4806
    @venkatajayanth4806 Год назад +27

    Please give us more podcasts like this. I want to understand more of indian scientific community

  • @revenantwolzart
    @revenantwolzart Год назад +46

    A scientist is a rebel of highest order and for that reason I have greatest respect for them

  • @sriharimulukunte7881
    @sriharimulukunte7881 Год назад +13

    Very interesting episode. I am an alumnus of IISc , B.E (Electrical Technology and Electronics) in 1984.

  • @sparklinglotus
    @sparklinglotus Год назад +112

    India totally needs many many more podcasts from Shri AC, live or recorded, just like this one! A very positive and welcome initiative! And like Dr. Desiraju said, may this new in-person format go on to cover other areas too! The most brilliant, most honest and also the sweetest new podcast anyone can see today!

    • @jonsonben8728
      @jonsonben8728 Год назад

      Why China developed just in 70 years times after independence in 1949???? It took USA 200 years to develop after USA got independence in 1776 but China did it just in 70 years times...
      There was no proper Marxism ideology communism/socialism in USSR during 1960-1990 so USSR collapsed. USSR was going back to feudalism after 1980 so it collapsed. China was following communism perfectly during cultural revolution(1966-1976) so China did not collapse. Mao improved education system and educated all Chinese children since 1950 to 1970 and controlled corruption totally so China made progress very fast. Western nations and intellectuals already declared that China will be economic superpower after 60 years times and it proved right. So American spy agency CIA and Nixon Administration decided to invest in China to establish so called Western Democracy in China but failed..."Western democracy" means feudalism and exploitation and it would have collapsed China totally like USSR and made China a failed and poor nation.., But Chinese leaders were very wise, intellectuals so they never establish so called Western Democracy in China and China surpassed USA, Japan and Europe in infrastructure development now....

  • @rajatchopra1411
    @rajatchopra1411 Год назад +102

    one of the two brilliant minds interacting together, i mean what more could we ask for!

    • @jonsonben8728
      @jonsonben8728 Год назад +1

      Why China developed just in 70 years times after independence in 1949???? It took USA 200 years to develop after USA got independence in 1776 but China did it just in 70 years times...
      There was no proper Marxism ideology communism/socialism in USSR during 1960-1990 so USSR collapsed. USSR was going back to feudalism after 1980 so it collapsed. China was following communism perfectly during cultural revolution(1966-1976) so China did not collapse. Mao improved education system and educated all Chinese children since 1950 to 1970 and controlled corruption totally so China made progress very fast. Western nations and intellectuals already declared that China will be economic superpower after 60 years times and it proved right. So American spy agency CIA and Nixon Administration decided to invest in China to establish so called Western Democracy in China but failed..."Western democracy" means feudalism and exploitation and it would have collapsed China totally like USSR and made China a failed and poor nation.., But Chinese leaders were very wise, intellectuals so they never establish so called Western Democracy in China and China surpassed USA, Japan and Europe in infrastructure development now....

    • @732anoop
      @732anoop Год назад

      @@jonsonben8728 Are you Chinese bot

    • @-2025S
      @-2025S Год назад

      ​@@jonsonben8728
      Flawed Narrative, you are trying to build.

    • @albertjose8879
      @albertjose8879 Год назад

      ​​@@jonsonben8728 I like ur thinking and I always know theres scheming western puppeteers behind the scenes..

  • @abhishekshrivastava9856
    @abhishekshrivastava9856 Год назад +39

    What a note to end "Just you are old it doesn't mean you are gold".. great podcast sir

  • @rakshitaram
    @rakshitaram Год назад +21

    I've been to this campus a few times. It's like a little peaceful green world right in the center of chaos. Such campuses help the mind to think beyond the ordinary. Thanks for showing us around

  • @helloyogeshpatel
    @helloyogeshpatel Год назад +18

    He’s the man who knows how to conduct himself around respectful people

  • @satyamm009
    @satyamm009 Год назад +73

    I started preparing for gate exams recently and aim to get admission in this prestigious institute for PG in CSE, i follow AC for his vast knowledge of history and Geopolitics. Wish me luck and hope I will be able to crack gate with under 50 rank to get into this research institute. Radhe Radhe.

    • @deepteshsingh8657
      @deepteshsingh8657 Год назад +1

      All the best

    • @grimsobad8545
      @grimsobad8545 Год назад

      How old are you?

    • @satyamm009
      @satyamm009 Год назад

      @@grimsobad8545 20 yrs old

    • @grimsobad8545
      @grimsobad8545 Год назад

      @@satyamm009 which year are doing in your undergraduate program? I heard you atleast in the 3rd year to give the exam

    • @satyamm009
      @satyamm009 Год назад

      @@grimsobad8545 I'm in 6th sem right now, I gave gate exam on 4th feb this year without preparation I m confident I will crack the cutoff atleat, I m targeting next years gate exam

  • @Omglitlu
    @Omglitlu Год назад +49

    abhijit chavda sir put so much efforts in everything he does,It is inspiring.

  • @KTDA79
    @KTDA79 Год назад +6

    I am a Bangalorean since birth and a Big Thanks to you Abhijit and Dr.Desiraju (and anyone who has been involved) in bringing this to the world. Loved this and delighted to get a tour of one of our Crown Jewels, Heritage and the Mahans involved in this project. The Council room tour and the conversation there was loaded. Btw since this is a LiVE one I guess there could have not been a better place to start.

  • @yashmandlecha
    @yashmandlecha Год назад +58

    A real treat for a INDIAN Physics graduate student in USA, wanting to deliver back to India. Thank you. Waiting for many more like these.

  • @ashwinbhardwaj4715
    @ashwinbhardwaj4715 Год назад +29

    Professor Desiraj and Abhijit Chavda ❤

  • @JumboGamers
    @JumboGamers Год назад +18

    ಅತ್ಯುತ್ತಮ ಸಂದರ್ಶನ ಅಭಿಜಿತ ಅವರೆ
    ಜೈ ಹಿಂದ್

  • @RajKumar-et6gk
    @RajKumar-et6gk Год назад +4

    Mr Chavda is a great host. He listens carefully to the speaker when he is speaking, not interrupting at all. Many people i see interrupt the speaker again and again. No doubts about mighty IISc. IISc is a promising land.

    • @gautamdesiraju9717
      @gautamdesiraju9717 Год назад +1

      He's a wonderful host. Speakers don't like interruptions when they're in full flow.

  • @epictetus__
    @epictetus__ Год назад +22

    India's reputation as a center of scientific excellence owes much to the foresight of Sir Ashutosh Mukherjee, who served as Vice-Chancellor of Calcutta University. With the generous support of philanthropists Rashbehari Ghosh and Tarakhnath Palit, the prestigious University College of Science & Technology (UCSTA) was established in 1914. This landmark institution attracted some of India's brightest scientific minds, including luminaries such as CV Raman, JC Ghosh, Satyendranath Bose, Meghnad Saha, Prafulla Chandra Ray, PC Mahalanobis, Debendra Mohan Bose, Gansh Prasad among others who played a pivotal role in putting India on the global map of scientific and technological achievement.

  • @subhajit0
    @subhajit0 Год назад +12

    Wonderful interview ! I consider IISc as a shining star in a rather gloomy Indian educational firmament. Wish I had been an alumnus of this great institution !

  • @anandjha101
    @anandjha101 Год назад +9

    It's really mind blowing for a 9th standard student for seeing this that we have a great institute like Harvard and Cambridge

  • @saagar2002
    @saagar2002 Год назад +9

    Many thanks to Abhijit sir for bringing Prof. Desi Raju who is not afraid to point out Babu giri in academia and Indian society as a whole.
    "Morning vada coffee and dreaming about evening pakoda coffee. "
    Profs are under worked but manage to keep themselves busy.Many behave like bureaucrats ,no quality teaching hours with students but guy is incharge of hostels, member of that, head of this, conducting seminars that really suck. Emphasis is on papers playing the game to climb up in the hierarchy of promotions. Because all these activities give u points.

  • @Aditya.S1
    @Aditya.S1 Год назад +13

    Just no words I have to express my awe.. It was too amazing watching two of great personalities together

  • @karolbagh3793
    @karolbagh3793 Год назад +8

    Challenge ahead for Indian science greatly comprehended by Sir Gautam Desiraju

  • @thevedi__03
    @thevedi__03 Год назад +11

    What a wonderful experience this was. Thanks to Abhijit Sir for getting us so close to a Great mind Like DR. Desiraju. You showed us a HERO that should be celebrated like wise. Thankyou Abhijit Sir for this. Best wishes to you.

  • @ratikantkupwade8222
    @ratikantkupwade8222 Год назад +3

    These kind of honest people should be education minister.

  • @riteshyadav2380
    @riteshyadav2380 Год назад +7

    Something needs to be done really with Indians science 🇮🇳🚀

  • @ankitjoon7320
    @ankitjoon7320 Год назад +10

    Wow…i never knew this much history of this prestigious institute, being here myself as a student. Thank you for making this podcast!!

  • @kennethtan6403
    @kennethtan6403 Год назад +6

    Inspiring. Thank you and Much Love from the Philippines.

  • @RJ-is5uz
    @RJ-is5uz Год назад +10

    Wonderful, I enjoyed it very much. I have the highest regard for Prof. Desiraju, both as a scientist and as a public intellectual. We need Abhijit to have more such conversations with men and women of such high caliber and integrity. At the same time, I regret a bit that the great professor did not mention the name of Satish Dhawan, possibly the finest Director that the Institute had and one of the finest minds that India produced. Dhawan was not an ordinary person, he was a force of nature. He went on to become the Director of ISRO and set it on a path to its current glory. I once came across a book titled "bird flight," which came out of Dhawan's hobby of watching the nuances of the aerodynamics of bird flight - one doesn't have to look beyond that book to appreciate the genius of Dhawan. I get goosebumps whenever I come across the man's achievements. Men and women of such piercing intellect, steel will and strength of character is what India needs. There is no need for too many of them (and there aren't that many of them around anyway, they are a rare breed), just a handful of them can change the course of a country and history. In the context of Indian science and technology, a few others who belong in that category are Homi Bhabha, C.V.Raman, Visweswarayya, Vikram Sarabhai.

    • @gautamdesiraju9717
      @gautamdesiraju9717 Год назад

      Thanks. I decided to stop mentioning names after say 1950. This is about history. And there simply wasn't going to be enough time.

    • @yashjoshi6168
      @yashjoshi6168 Год назад

      And interestingly all the names u mentioned are from iisc

  • @krishnadsuza4786
    @krishnadsuza4786 Год назад +8

    Very very happy to see you sir in this form we need more content and knowledge of you in different forms ❤️

  • @balwinder7548
    @balwinder7548 Год назад +38

    Jai Hindu Rashtra
    Jai Akhand Bharat

  • @sharadchandakacherla8268
    @sharadchandakacherla8268 Год назад +7

    Great episode, a good gift to the viewers on Mahashivaratri(close enough). Mr Desiraju is the perfect representative for IISc.

  • @mahendrachowdary
    @mahendrachowdary Год назад +9

    Wonderful Abhijit and Dr. Desiraju 😊. I have learnt and felt like I was there with you. 😀

  • @subbaraod45
    @subbaraod45 Год назад +2

    I walked around the central office building but never entered the building! I was a student in late 60s. Life of research academics is closer to a sanyasi.

  • @tirthankarmishra1420
    @tirthankarmishra1420 Год назад +10

    please do more live podcasts, it feels better than virtual podcasts

  • @RadhaKrishna-bo4em
    @RadhaKrishna-bo4em Год назад +7

    This is gold 🪙. Please do more podcasts like these 🙏🙏

  • @namansinghrautella3540
    @namansinghrautella3540 Год назад +23

    Dr Gautam desiraju and Abhijit chavda are inspiration ❤️🙏👏

  • @amitdua048
    @amitdua048 Год назад +5

    This is really inspiring for me and satisfying that others speak the same language

  • @ajraol9032
    @ajraol9032 Год назад +3

    Although you don’t vlog that much, this was one of the best and most informative ‘vlogs’ I’ve seen on RUclips. Thanks to Prof. Desiraju

  • @adarshshukla8460
    @adarshshukla8460 Год назад +10

    My favourite institute love you sir for showing us this one

  • @sagargupta4563
    @sagargupta4563 Год назад +6

    Sir,i really love this new concept of meeting in person and taking podcast

  • @sankarpolley6290
    @sankarpolley6290 Год назад +5

    Gautam Desiraju a real role model.

  • @rahulvats95
    @rahulvats95 Год назад +7

    What a channel, what a man AC is. You are a inspiration Sir for new generations.
    Both of you are awesome, came across Dr. Desiraju Sir on Vaad for the first time, he is the kind of the prof India needs, 10000s like him.

    • @jonsonben8728
      @jonsonben8728 Год назад

      Why China developed just in 70 years times after independence in 1949???? It took USA 200 years to develop after USA got independence in 1776 but China did it just in 70 years times...
      There was no proper Marxism ideology communism/socialism in USSR during 1960-1990 so USSR collapsed. USSR was going back to feudalism after 1980 so it collapsed. China was following communism perfectly during cultural revolution(1966-1976) so China did not collapse. Mao improved education system and educated all Chinese children since 1950 to 1970 and controlled corruption totally so China made progress very fast. Western nations and intellectuals already declared that China will be economic superpower after 60 years times and it proved right. So American spy agency CIA and Nixon Administration decided to invest in China to establish so called Western Democracy in China but failed..."Western democracy" means feudalism and exploitation and it would have collapsed China totally like USSR and made China a failed and poor nation.., But Chinese leaders were very wise, intellectuals so they never establish so called Western Democracy in China and China surpassed USA, Japan and Europe in infrastructure development now....

  • @Pange1969
    @Pange1969 Год назад +1

    I watch AC mostly for his many videos and talks for his vast knowledge. So happy people like him and young sanatanis are putting India on the world map. Thanks for this brilliant podcast from a prestigious sir DesRaju. Thanks for the uninterrupted talk that AC so humble.

  • @lolmaker
    @lolmaker Год назад +6

    Love this episode! Kudos to the camerawork for making this even more compelling to watch

  • @ishtvibhu
    @ishtvibhu Год назад +3

    Wonderful live podcast. Simply wonderful. Worth time. Thanks.

  • @asmita3928
    @asmita3928 Год назад +6

    A very nice midweek surprise sir, great place indeed in many ways. Thank you 👍

  • @dr.ravirawat
    @dr.ravirawat Год назад +1

    Prof. Desiraju is a member of advisory council here at UPES, Dehradun where I am currently working.
    He is an inspiration to me.

  • @bhavyadeeprathod4923
    @bhavyadeeprathod4923 Год назад +6

    Two of the most inspirational people🙏🏻

  • @vickyrana2364
    @vickyrana2364 Год назад +3

    What did i just watched ... my god
    This precious talk .. so much of knowledge and virtue to witness ..
    Somehow i feel i got my hands full of something .. thank you Abhijit sir ..

  • @a.bhaskara3833
    @a.bhaskara3833 Год назад +2

    Prof is a delight to listen to. Sobering message about IISc performing below par.

  • @sunbabaphu
    @sunbabaphu Год назад +9

    amazing! pls do more of this stuff and more on this topic. also, several of your indian/world history related topics wud come out very nicely if done in this format.

  • @singhkumar4948
    @singhkumar4948 Год назад +4

    One thing i love about intelligent people is they are consistently experimental and challenge themselves to get better.
    Really enjoyed the session sir.
    I am really greatful to find you at a young age of 21 currently 22.
    My thirst for knowledge has expanded so much more because of you SIR.

  • @GK-gs1ke
    @GK-gs1ke Год назад +6

    Two gems together 🙏Great !

  • @cad8946
    @cad8946 Год назад +6

    IISc... A great place to be here....

  • @sarthakdsh
    @sarthakdsh Год назад +5

    Interesting and amazing episode. Its a pleasure to see the format of the video.. giving a tour of the campus with the stories behind it. I wish in my first year at IISc someone would have given me such a tour..

  • @sarkarrudra
    @sarkarrudra Год назад +1

    Finally ...I always wanted some blogger or some new channel to introduce experienced scientist, new scientist ..bring the story or journey of this people to common man

  • @yatindrapabbati6878
    @yatindrapabbati6878 Год назад +5

    Amazing venture Abhijit sir!....looking forward to more of such amazing and interesting content!....this is surely going to be a big hit!

  • @mytho_raj
    @mytho_raj Год назад +1

    This is when you vlog and make a podcast together.
    In awe of your storytelling and interviewing Skills Sir. We need more of this kinds of videos.

  • @subhamsingh2284
    @subhamsingh2284 Год назад +3

    Good to see a scientist having a keen interest in history.
    By the way great video learned a lot about the history of IISC Bangalore.
    I completely agree the best way to discuss ideas by walking. This is how most of the discoveries and inventions are started.

  • @sandeep86raju
    @sandeep86raju Год назад +1

    Abhijit, you will be amazed by ಕೃಷ್ಣರಾಜೇಂದ್ರ ಒಡೆಯರ್ works, which was way ahead of time and pure dharmic way of ruling a state

  • @rudranshdiwakar3690
    @rudranshdiwakar3690 Год назад +5

    Sir like this plz do more podcast with other professor about science because Some one like me who is Going to start his bachelor in science it's inspiration and motivation because in competition to get in iisc I had started to forget about why I wanted to become a scientist I am very thankful for this podcast.

  • @balwinder7548
    @balwinder7548 Год назад +260

    Abhijit Sir and Prof. Gautam Desiraju Sir should write Hindu Constitution for upcoming Hindu Rashtra ❤
    They are intelligent people and kattar Hindu like all of us🚩 Jai Shri Ram Jai Shri Krishna

    • @akhanduyitr369
      @akhanduyitr369 Год назад +11

      Along with people with Jai sai Deepak.

    • @psroutine7132
      @psroutine7132 Год назад

      🤣 bas kar Bhai. India already is a hindu rastra. We don't need a theocratic state

    • @SohamNadiya7
      @SohamNadiya7 Год назад

      Hindu Rashtra is a myth and it should remain as a dream only .
      Kattar people of any religion are toxic as hell

    • @subhamoymondal1141
      @subhamoymondal1141 Год назад +8

      You are wrong, they aren't kattar hindu.

    • @shrigupt2211
      @shrigupt2211 Год назад +5

      not cattar hi is logical

  • @shumbuk4383
    @shumbuk4383 Год назад +3

    Fantastic..very genuine and tells us a lot..amazing that it's your first on this channel. A success! Congratulations.

  • @sunitasopra
    @sunitasopra Год назад +4

    This was such a virbant and eye opening video, this style of conversation is also amazing sir!

  • @adityakale0648
    @adityakale0648 Год назад +3

    Such a greatly conducted podcast, loved it. Make more of these 'Walk while Talk podcast'.

  • @akshatsolanki33
    @akshatsolanki33 Год назад +3

    I really want abhijit sir too be in ministery as a advisor 🛐

  • @garvitsinghchauhan333
    @garvitsinghchauhan333 Год назад +2

    Finally!! A much awaited offline podcast!!!!!

  • @ArunKumar-pg3oi
    @ArunKumar-pg3oi Год назад +8

    I am lucky to studied in IISc !!! :)

  • @nitinsomanathan88
    @nitinsomanathan88 Год назад +3

    For the first few minutes of the video I was smiling constantly….then I realized .

  • @CaptainAnonymous-ld5of
    @CaptainAnonymous-ld5of Год назад +5

    Watched it full length, what a knowledge filled podcast 💯🔥.. Well done sir..

  • @PN-sc2sx
    @PN-sc2sx Год назад +3

    wonderful session - enjoyed the discussion - great minds !! thanks for this

  • @bhavna9673
    @bhavna9673 Год назад +3

    Thank you for this session. It was great to learn about the history of IISC and I personally felt proud to know about the visionary kings, queens and other leaders who built this institute.
    Hope the citizens and scientist pay heed to the professor’s criticism and push the bar to compete on the world stage.
    It would also have been nice to learn about the rich inventions and research that took birth and still continue in IISC since it’s inception.

    • @yashjoshi6168
      @yashjoshi6168 Год назад +1

      The most famous contribution of iisc are Indian nuclear and space program which are still running to this day by isro and atomic energy commission.

  • @magnum101
    @magnum101 Год назад +5

    Kudos to the cameraman. Amazing camerawork

  • @KulDeep2508
    @KulDeep2508 Год назад +5

    It's refreshing to see something new !
    Guruji you never fail to mesmerize us 🙏.

  • @abhineetbadyal162
    @abhineetbadyal162 Год назад +6

    Brilliantly presented video Abhijit Sir.🔥❤🙏

  • @navadeep025
    @navadeep025 Год назад +4

    Great podcast! Interesting to know about the history of the institute and sneak peak into few of the places. Thanks for bringing up these type of contents.

  • @dsouzs2
    @dsouzs2 Год назад +1

    fascinating tour of the IISc and stories, never heard before. More such episodes required please.

  • @aroonakalita8892
    @aroonakalita8892 Год назад +2

    Thoroughly enjoyed the walk the talk....Thank you Abijit Sir!

  • @ShriPLaK
    @ShriPLaK Год назад +2

    One of the best videos I have ever watched on RUclips

  • @sujitmukerjee1981
    @sujitmukerjee1981 Год назад +1

    This talk is typical to IISc. Simply love the talk.

  • @bhuvanraj9276
    @bhuvanraj9276 Год назад +2

    There is a road named after the mysuru queen "Vani Vilas road" in Bengaluru near my house. I never knew who it was until this podcast thank you Dr Gautam ji and Abhijit sir ❤️❤️❤️

  • @sunilnagaraj2233
    @sunilnagaraj2233 Год назад +3

    Amazing wonderful excellent waiting for more like this, THANK YOU SIR for this lovely podcast

  • @pratibhasah6698
    @pratibhasah6698 Год назад +1

    A amazed by this person,the way he talks and the words he saying contained so much weight.

  • @YuvrajSingh-ci3lt
    @YuvrajSingh-ci3lt Год назад +2

    I am reading about Ramachandran Plot in my Biochemistry Subject......It is nice to hear about the story of Sir Ramachandran 🙏🙏

  • @moonlightsonata123
    @moonlightsonata123 Год назад +3

    Thank you so much Avijit sir !
    It was a very nice and informative video 🙏🏻

  • @coder_extreme6389
    @coder_extreme6389 Год назад +1

    Sir, just great work. we youth are coming.

  • @rakeshswain9081
    @rakeshswain9081 Год назад +2

    Good work Sir... This type of video is new to the social media. Basically for the educational institution...

  • @neerajbv3596
    @neerajbv3596 Год назад +2

    Great episode Abhijit. Thanks Dr. Gautam. Nice campus tour

  • @pruthvie8300
    @pruthvie8300 Год назад +5

    This is so beautifully presented to us sir. Thanks a lot to both of you to take us through your walk and talk about one of the gems of Indian Science. I think this episode must be watched by everyone who has a liking to science to understand the ethos behind building a legendary building such as this. I will surely have a lot more respect when I visit the campus for Open day this year.

    • @jonsonben8728
      @jonsonben8728 Год назад

      Why China developed just in 70 years times after independence in 1949???? It took USA 200 years to develop after USA got independence in 1776 but China did it just in 70 years times...
      There was no proper Marxism ideology communism/socialism in USSR during 1960-1990 so USSR collapsed. USSR was going back to feudalism after 1980 so it collapsed. China was following communism perfectly during cultural revolution(1966-1976) so China did not collapse. Mao improved education system and educated all Chinese children since 1950 to 1970 and controlled corruption totally so China made progress very fast. Western nations and intellectuals already declared that China will be economic superpower after 60 years times and it proved right. So American spy agency CIA and Nixon Administration decided to invest in China to establish so called Western Democracy in China but failed..."Western democracy" means feudalism and exploitation and it would have collapsed China totally like USSR and made China a failed and poor nation.., But Chinese leaders were very wise, intellectuals so they never establish so called Western Democracy in China and China surpassed USA, Japan and Europe in infrastructure development now....

  • @hkoushik
    @hkoushik Год назад +1

    Such a wonderful conversation and experience.

  • @shakyadipmanna5662
    @shakyadipmanna5662 Год назад +1

    Wonderful, simply wonderful and marvellous discussion. Truly it is the sense of dharma that we lack today

  • @FlashSpectre-o4x
    @FlashSpectre-o4x Год назад +1

    One of the best content till now! ❤

  • @ayushbuilds
    @ayushbuilds Год назад +1

    I totally love this in-person walk-and-talk format. Would love to see many more of these ❤

  • @sidharthyadav5675
    @sidharthyadav5675 Год назад +3

    sir loved it i hope you make more of such masterpeice

  • @aryangahlot4036
    @aryangahlot4036 Год назад +3

    This is amazing sir , We are looking forward to more of such content

  • @missionswamiji1179
    @missionswamiji1179 Год назад +1

    I had been there yesterday it's truely an epitome of Indian Science thanks for the history Abhijith sir

  • @umang777bhatt
    @umang777bhatt Год назад +1

    Thank you so much Abhijit for doing such a wonderful job. I wish you would have taken a chance on creating entire episode on Quantum Computing research in IISc while you were there.

  • @ashisnayakk
    @ashisnayakk Год назад +6

    What a great episode 😊

  • @drsatyamupadhyay
    @drsatyamupadhyay Год назад +3

    Greatest crossover in history 👏