Tripura's Neermahal is as crucial a testament of history as it’s an architectural marvel
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- Опубліковано 30 кві 2022
- Tripura's Neermahal was built by King Bir Bikram Kishore Manikya Bahadur of the erstwhile Kingdom of Tripura, India in the middle of the lake Rudrasagar in 1930 and was completed by 1938. The palace is situated in the middle of Rudrasagar Lake and assimilates Hindu and Muslim architectural styles. More on ThePrint #NorthEastParNazar
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I wasn’t aware of this palace. Thanks for sharing.
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Local name : Twijilikma Nuyung
which means "Shining Water Palace"
India has always been an intersection for unity. Nobody can break us. We love like-minded people, without looking at the denomination. The world should also not forget that we profoundly esteem valour. The eminence of kingship is evidenced in our history and heritage.
That's why every week communal violence
@@shauryaparihar8364 figure out who fuels it. Priests and politicians on both sides, external influence from foreign countries and what's not. Common people don't care about fighting silly riots unless they are brainwashed. People make time for whatever makes their lives better, specifically money, they usually avoid unnecessary conflicts without a catalyst.
@@PinakiGupta82Appu Who said common people don't care about it ? Who votes for politicians? Common people right? Common hindus vote for modi and common muslims vote for congress and owaisi. We are all communal and it is natural because of our bloodied history. Have you not seen kashmir files, how common kashmiri muslims kill common kashmiri pandits. Please grow up
@@harshb747 1. Is it not a conventional argument?
2. Probably we all grew up refusing to have a logical and analytical mind, so you'll not be an exception to the rule which is natural. I'm not saying that it's your fault. We've been taught to grow up with illogical and fanciful thinking. Our history books are full of false political propaganda. It's not uncommon even today. Look at the West Bengal Board of Secondary Education. There was a time when the CPM regime obliterated the history of Bengal from our syllabus. We studied more about war poets like Wilfred Owen than about Tagore and his contemporaries before the Independence. Our literature was adorned by communist propaganda, borrowed from the history of the 1917 Russian Revolution and how the PRC overthrew the Chinese dictator landlords. Today, we see something drastically different. Now our history books are full of Singur and Nandigram Movements. Every ruler shaped our history into a distorted vision of reality. What we know about Kashmir is not an exception. Do you remember the movie 'Hey Ram'? Find out what was the reason for the communal riot, who were behind the curtain and instigated the violence.
3. Let's move on to the next part.
Around a week ago Sekhar Ji uploaded a video about the exodus of Kashmiri pundits. Ask yourself one question. What role did our Indian National Congress party play at that time? You don't have to answer me. I don't need it. Just think. What was the true role of some of our Congress leaders before the Independence? What Nehru did do to us? How the people of Bengal were deprived by the leaders in the Congress regime, before and after Independence? What instigated a bloody Partition of India if we consider that there was no active participation of our leaders? How did Jinnah and Nehru fight with each other to become prime ministers? Did you ever hear from an eyewitness who survived the Partition? You'll understand who instigated riots for their hidden interests. We are still suffering from the echoes of that epoch.
4. Now I come to the election part. Everybody with some thinking ability in every country knows that the election is not a legitimate process. I'll not go into details. Scholars in Political Science and Law will argue that NOTA is not good for our country without providing a valid response to a much simpler question that pops up every now and then, what benefit we used to get from a whole bunch of fragmented autocratic governments in 28 different states those who have no unity among themselves and those who cannot conclude when it comes to making a decision? They don't have an answer. Blame our education system. We have so many engineering and science grads yet we rarely see innovative ideas. Either it's because of our administration in different states who do not want to utilise the human resource or it's we who have never been taught to think constructively. I think it is a combined result of the education system, administrators and our lack of ability to think logically resulting in a lack of innovation. If it is true for technical education, imagine how grave the situation will be in social studies. None of those pol science grads and lawyers did find a constructive answer to the question of what will happen if we vote for NOTA and then come under the presidential rule for five years. I know their answers, but it's unsatisfactory and full of irrational reasoning. A total waste of time. I am from the science and tech genre. They claim to be an expert in the fields of social studies so it is their accountability to come to a logical conclusion. But they've always failed. When they think they are way too advanced and possess all the knowledge and instruments, they should shine their light on others. Instead, we find it strange to see how many such pseudo-intellectuals it takes to change a light bulb.
5. I already mentioned the role of instigators. Common people do such things. You are right. They get involved because some of them are brainwashed.
Please revisit my earlier comments. I mentioned it. Otherwise, I'm wasting my time.
@@harshb747 Edit: You didn't consider the 'external influence' factor. We can exercise our administrative power to stop any communal violence. Here's the catch. Western media will start blaming us with silly headlines like, 'Police in India are Indiscriminately shooting Citizens'. They want us to suffer. Western media are full of hypocrisy. They don't publish the news when their governments suppress protests in their countries. How do some people perceive BJP's role in the Gujrat riot? I'm talking about Narendra Modi. He wasn't legally guilty, right? Narendra Modi could stop the riot within two days with a strong hand. Congress used CBI to investigate the root cause of the violence and some people will say that any agency didn't find Narendra Modi guilty. Who was guilty, whether David Hedley or Modi that's a separate topic. Narendra Modi was morally accountable. He didn't try enough to stop the fire. That's the point. Our politicians take advantage of external influence to use it as an excuse. I mentioned everything. Go, check it out. What I don't want is an unnecessary elaboration by breaking down things into individual examples. People should have the desire to think logically. Nothing will be solved till then.
Thnk you for making this video
Okay, what about its current situATION, IS IT OPEN FOR TOURISTS.
YUP IT IS
I saw a jalmahal in Udaipur also.
Bhopal itself a झीलों की नगरी। unfortunately out of them a very good झील has been incroched by some people. Now तीन सीढ़ी तालाब became dump yard of hospital waist.
Martin Burn was and is an Indian based company. Not "British" in the sense that based in Britain, but in ownership and founding. Martin Burn is based in Calcutta (Now Kolkata)
even East India Company was based in kolkata lol
@@abhinashkumar3161 No it was headquartered in London.
I WOULD SAY 3 .... YOU FORGOT ABOUT LAKE PALACE IN UDAIPUR !
What about jag niwas and jag mandir
NE pe nazar ke liye koi NE se nahi hona chahiye?
I think she's from Assam
Wo NE se hi hain. I think she's from Assam
There is nothing called Hindu and muslim architecture.
What she said is just layman's terminology. Instead it should be Mughal and Vedic architecture
If North east people want development they should elect aap in their states
Ghanta 😂