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One Nation Many Histories | The Paradox of Uniformity | Vikram Sampath | Historian and Author - 11 Feb 2023
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One Nation Many Histories | The Paradox of Uniformity | Vikram Sampath | Historian and Author - 11 Feb 2023
https://youtu.be/5A2gjF_NZ3k
Dr Vikram Sampath tells the tales of warriors of Bharat who stood up to invaders - 8 Nov 2022
Much of Indian resistance to invaders and aggressors is ignored or forgotten by subsequent generations. It is important to remember that we are only here because of brave men and women who fought for our culture and religion to be preserved.
https://youtu.be/6z8cYrewO6A
The Bloody History of Islamic Conquest of India - 22 Dec 2022
Vikram Sampath shares the brutal atrocities inflicted by the Islamic invaders. He describes and details The bloody history of Islamic conquest of India in a very vivid form, one which is heart wrenching for every Hindu.
https://youtu.be/yUmTYSU5Cc4
History concealed Ghori’s, Ghazni’s atrocities; demonized Veer Savarkar: Dr Vikram Sampath - 19 Dec 2022
19 Dec 2022 ANI Podcast with Smita PrakashDr Vikram Sampath is the author of eight books including two-volume biography of VD Savarkar. In 2021, the Bengaluru-based historian was chosen as a fellow for the Royal Historical Society of the United Kingdom. In this edition of Podcast with Smita Prakash, the young author-cum-historian talks about India's glorious history; the unsung heroes including civilisational warriors. He elaborates how Lalitaditya Muktapida in the 7th century not only stopped the Arabs from entering India but also conquered parts of Afghanistan and extended his kingdom upto Tibet and China. Dr Sampath speaks about the heroic queens Rani Abbakka and Ahilyabai Holkar and explains how the notion that Arab invaders plundered Hindu temples in India only for economic considerations is “bunkum”. He also delves into details about Hyder Ali and Tipu Sultan while explaining why Indian Muslims should be inspired by Dara Shikoh and not Ghazni and Ghori. The discussion on the origin and ownership of Mysore Pak serves as a dessert in the podcast.
https://youtu.be/RYB5fK6VSt0
Sairam Sagiraju’s documentary — Who is Baul? — delves into the centuries-old philosophy of Bengal’s wandering musical mystics