Title - His Story of Itihaas - Know Your True History
Complete video: https://youtu.be/Ny3JSRk4iTM
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Odisha’s Patachitra is a living, time‑honored art form that captures the sublime essence of the Jagannath Temple and its cultural heritage, celebrated both for its vivid storytelling and its profound spiritual resonance. #SangamTalks #HistoryAwareness #Jagannath

A year later, in 1757, Robert Clive, a British officer, used this incident as a reason to attack Siraj-ud-Daulah. He led the British army in the Battle of Plassey, where Siraj-ud-Daulah was defeated. This battle marked a turning point, signaling the beginning of British rule in Bengal and ultimately, most of India. #SangamTalks #HistoryAwareness #BlackHoleofCalcutta

Long before Mixed Martial Arts existed, Kalaripayattu taught warriors to blend combat with healing. #SangamTalks #HistoryAwareness

While Greek philosophers like Aristotle saw women as intellectually inferior, ancient Indian texts celebrated female rishis, warriors, and scholars. #HistoryAwareness

On August 16, 1946, Kolkata bled. The Muslim League’s Direct Action Day unleashed riots that turned the city into a killing field. #SangamTalks #HistoryAwareness

It wasn’t Congress or Gandhi’s non-violence that made the British quit India in haste. It was the decisive impact of Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose and the INA. Discover more in this eye-opening article: https://myindiamyglory.com/.../british-archives-reveal.../
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At Dholavira, the Harappans constructed giant dams and cascading reservoirs to harvest rainwater, thousands of years before ‘smart cities’ adopted the same concept. #SangamTalks #HistoryAwareness

Onam is NOT a “secular” festival. Rooted in Sanatana Dharma, it has been celebrated for millennia in honor of Mahabali & Vamana. False narratives fuel appropriation. It’s time to reclaim our festivals & our history! Read on.
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The Ali Brothers cultivated a vast network of Imams and religious leaders from Lahore to Malabar, keeping the Muslim community in a constant state of preparedness for aggression. #HistoryAwareness #SangamTalks

One of the biggest myths of the Aryan Invasion story that Aryans brought ‘iron’ to India falls apart under facts. Dr. Raj Vedam dismantles this colonial fiction with evidence.
Watch full talk: https://youtu.be/HSe3zgaYT3g
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The community had pledged not to wear turbans until a grand Ram Mandir was reconstructed at the site where a disputed structure had been erected by Babur. This vow is deeply rooted in their historical belief that approximately 90,000 of their ancestors fought valiantly against Mir Baqi, the commander of Babur, who demolished an ancient Ram temple and replaced it with the disputed structure. #HistoryAwareness #JaiShriRam

Swami Vivekananda saw conversions for what they truly were, not private choices, but civilizational losses.
“One Hindu lost creates a force against Hindu society.” His warning feels more relevant than ever today.
Full video: https://youtu.be/Qsl6nqwFmoI
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The Gandhi-Irwin Pact, also known as the Delhi Agreement, was a significant political accord signed on 5 March 1931 by Mahatma Gandhi and Lord Irwin, then Viceroy of India, ahead of the Second Round Table Conference in London. This agreement facilitated the release of numerous political detainees, including Jawaharlal Nehru, later India’s inaugural Prime Minister. While Lord Irwin assumed Gandhi would seek mercy for the prisoners, the Indian leader notably framed their imprisonment as a “law and order” concern, asserting it was the responsibility of British authorities. This unexpected response baffled observers, who had anticipated Gandhi to mount a more impassioned effort to secure their freedom. #HistoryAwareness #SangamTalks

Why isn’t Surya Sen in our textbooks?
A schoolteacher who shook the British Empire. He led the Chittagong Armory Raid and raised the tricolor on April 18, 1930. The British called him a rebel, but we remember him as Master Da, the teacher who taught the nation how to fight. Despite brutal punishment, his courage could never be erased.
His crime? Organizing acts of defiance that shook an empire. Remember his name.
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While philosophers like Aristotle viewed women as intellectually inferior, ancient Indian civilisation honoured women as rishis, scholars, philosophers, and warriors. From the Vedic era to Indian history, women were respected as creators of knowledge and pillars of society.
India’s civilisational roots were far ahead of their time.
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The response to our Bahraich reel was overwhelming, so here is another chapter many of us were never taught. From Suheldev at Bahraich to Maharaja Marthanda Varma at Colachel, there is a larger story hiding in plain sight. We learnt who came to conquer India. We heard far less about the Indians who stopped them.
In this reel, Dr. Vikram Sampath recounts how the Dutch were comprehensively defeated at Colachel in 1741, dealing a devastating blow to their ambitions in Kerala. More such lesser known chapters coming your way. #SangamTalks #HistoryAwareness

We said more lesser-known chapters were coming your way. Here is the next one. How did Rani Abbakka of a small coastal kingdom repeatedly take on the Portuguese?
Historian Vikram Sampath tells the remarkable story of her resistance and the ingenious tactics used against a formidable naval power.
One forgotten chapter at a time, we continue uncovering the stories Bharat deserves to know. And there is much more to come.
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India’s history is full of powerful women. We simply stopped telling enough of their stories. Sanjeev Sanyal speaks of Rani Durgavati, Ahilyabai Holkar, Rani Abbakka and many others whose lives are now being rediscovered as India retells its own history.
A long overdue correction.
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The Ali Brothers cultivated a vast network of Imams and religious leaders from Lahore to Malabar, keeping the Muslim community in a constant state of preparedness for aggression. #HistoryAwareness #SangamTalks