This was excellent. India preserves all their buildings lovingly so. To this day they still have bagpipe parades for high occasions. Victoria Monument at Calcutta is maintained like a well kept grave, and a tourist destination for the India Citizenry. It’s here on UA-cam to see for yourself. The is a magnificent bridge very similar to the bridge at Sydney Harbor somewhere in India. It was constructed in 1934. India does have a rust issue due to the climate. Victorian Station in Bombay is a Cathedral of Transport. It’s a wee bit shabby and the tightness of once trimmed and manicured lawns and parterre aren’t up to snuff, but it’s all still used and the railroads are all still there……even many train cars are original and still running. The British proved themselves in the investments they made in India that are a blessing to this day. …..the liberal communists would of course poo poo me, but then what really have they ever created….other than giving everyone a hard time. Look at Europe today with its comical Fourth Reich,,the WEF. I’d take the British Empire any day of the week over the WEF and the EU. Feb 1,2024 T24
Stunning buildings - albeit I can see why it could be annoying for the Indian peoples to have these buildings imposed on them without having being asked - and for very different repressive reasons. But I look to the Berlin parliament building in germany - the rebuild of the richestag was designed by fosters and partners. British architecture is still recognised the world over as amongst the finest. Whilst it wasn’t originally intended to be so - I hope our Indian cousins can now look at the new deli development as a project designed for them by their British servants Much in the same way Fosters and partners were in berlin when they rebuilt the reichstag.
It's called viceroy house and it originally belongs to the British Empire and it's the residence of his excellency the British viceroy and it was built by British Emperial government for the viceroy of India that was appointed by the British crown 👑 ! And his excellency used to manage military and police and government and constitution and political system and economical system ! And it was built by the British government and as a matter of fact government system of India ( a government is like a computer it's a system built by someone ) and indian government system was built by the British from A to Z and indians are using that same system until now they couldn't build anything new !
The British during their colonial period looted India - the richest country when the first came there - so ruthlessly that there was little more to loot by the time they felt compelled to flee. During their occupation they decided to display their merciless might by building a structure to ‘shock and awe’ the colonised people by using the natives wealth and slave labour. Once they were gone the Indian government decided wisely to make it the official residence of the Rashtrapathi (President) and hence it is called the RASHTRAPATHI BHAVAN 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳
This was excellent. India preserves all their buildings lovingly so. To this day they still have bagpipe parades for high occasions. Victoria Monument at Calcutta is maintained like a well kept grave, and a tourist destination for the India Citizenry. It’s here on UA-cam to see for yourself. The is a magnificent bridge very similar to the bridge at Sydney Harbor somewhere in India. It was constructed in 1934. India does have a rust issue due to the climate. Victorian Station in Bombay is a Cathedral of Transport. It’s a wee bit shabby and the tightness of once trimmed and manicured lawns and parterre aren’t up to snuff, but it’s all still used and the railroads are all still there……even many train cars are original and still running. The British proved themselves in the investments they made in India that are a blessing to this day. …..the liberal communists would of course poo poo me, but then what really have they ever created….other than giving everyone a hard time. Look at Europe today with its comical Fourth Reich,,the WEF. I’d take the British Empire any day of the week over the WEF and the EU.
Feb 1,2024
T24
Very well done movie
Stunning buildings
- albeit I can see why it could be annoying for the Indian peoples to have these buildings imposed on them without having being asked - and for very different repressive reasons.
But I look to the Berlin parliament building in germany - the rebuild of the richestag was designed by fosters and partners.
British architecture is still recognised the world over as amongst the finest.
Whilst it wasn’t originally intended to be so - I hope our Indian cousins can now look at the new deli development as a project designed for them by their British servants Much in the same way Fosters and partners were in berlin when they rebuilt the reichstag.
It's called viceroy house and it originally belongs to the British Empire and it's the residence of his excellency the British viceroy and it was built by British Emperial government for the viceroy of India that was appointed by the British crown 👑 ! And his excellency used to manage military and police and government and constitution and political system and economical system ! And it was built by the British government and as a matter of fact government system of India ( a government is like a computer it's a system built by someone ) and indian government system was built by the British from A to Z and indians are using that same system until now they couldn't build anything new !
The British during their colonial period looted India - the richest country when the first came there - so ruthlessly that there was little more to loot by the time they felt compelled to flee. During their occupation they decided to display their merciless might by building a structure to ‘shock and awe’ the colonised people by using the natives wealth and slave labour.
Once they were gone the Indian government decided wisely to make it the official residence of the Rashtrapathi (President) and hence it is called the RASHTRAPATHI BHAVAN 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳
Build by British with Indian money and Indian worker.