Sanjeev Sanyal - on The Merchants of Meluha - Piramal Museum of Art
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- Опубліковано 23 сер 2024
- Mr. Sanjeev Sanyal , noted historian, author and economist. He takes us back 3000 plus years in time when there were merchants taking part in trade of the Indian Ocean and what lesson we can draw from the “Merchants of Meluha” in modern day India.
Currently Mr Sanjeev Sanyal is the Principal Economic Adviser in the Ministry of Finance, Government of India. A Rhodes Scholar and Eisenhower Fellow. He was Deutsche Bank's Global Strategist and a Managing Director till 2015. He is also the author of several books including "The Indian Renaissance: India's Rise after a Thousand Years of Decline", "Land of the Seven Rivers: A Brief History of India's Geography", "The Incredible History of India's Geography", "The Ocean of Churn: How human history was shaped by the Indian Ocean"
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I salute you Sanjeev Sanyal. Only if we were taught history like you have shared, all of us would have grown up as proud Indians - I don't mean ultra nationalists, but people who respect our land, our history and our people. This part is also essential if we have to become a soft power, if we have follow a strong value system. Thank you Sanjeev
Vo o o o boiobobb o o I o. B objects ho j. B on ho obo HB o bo oob objonobobi obo. Bobo ii obosthay ho b
I feel a massive goosebump. When Dr. Sanjeev Sanyal was describing about our own true history, I was literally having time traveled along with him into that timeline of 3000 B.C.E
Jay Sanatana Hindu Dharma and Vedic Civilizations 🕉🙏🚩🇮🇳🌏
I was moved to my eyes welling up at the last part...of kumbh meaning a pitcher (never knew that) and how we carried a pitcher when we migrated and how when people moved to Mauritius they carried those pitchers and so on...
This was enlightening...i made a personal goal of sorts of reading every book Sanjeev Sanyal has written...ive already read a couple of them...
Fascinating history of ancient India with great revelations. I am now particularly more curious on 1.dwaraka city and the real history behind this sacred city of Krishna 2. Kashi vidhya peeth and sharada vidya peeth in Kashmir and also the hindus practicing pure hindu customs and traditions. Ye dil maange more. Sanjeev ji 🙏💐
Watched many of Sanjeev sanyal’s talks, but he was in his storytelling element in this. Absolutely riveting the way he presented the whole narrative!
Dear Sanjeev Sanyal, Thank you for teaching our true history which we were not aware of it at all. No one taught us about Glorious history of India.
Sir you r an absolute genius,a prodigy of history...all respects n regards..be safe..thank u for enlightening us of our rich past...🙏
Sanjeevji is taking us to a different time zone of India. He is making history so interesting that I am keen on reading his books.
I don’t want any conversation but only want to hear to ur knowledgeable narratives , stories , conspiracies , history , geography etc etc … it’s pleasure to hear to u sir as usual 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏ur an ocean of knowledge
Sanjeev Sanyal is incredibly Knowledgeable.
I read somewhere that resulting the invasion of Bengal and dethroning of the Palas, an exodus of the erstwhile ruling class and their loyalists took place. Many of whom went all the way to the island of Lanka and enriching local language by adding some words to it.
Sanyal must be entrusted for rewriting of indian history in textbooks
I have heard several lecture of Dr.Sanjeev Sanyal in UA-cam. I am a Odia. I have read a Odia Novel, Bali Raja by Sri Kanhu Charan Mohanty. Where the author has written about the piracy that was faced by the odia merchant How a man met his father in the prison, which was built by the Pirate, who gain happens to be a Odia, in a remote Island. I think Dr. Sanyal should aproch one of his friend who can translate the book into English, so that many non oriya can read the book and know about the maritime history of India.
i second this, would love to read
Now I sure I know the true meaning of quote "what bengal thinks today India will thinks tomorrow,, "
With all due respect to your sincere efforts to put forth the actual history infront of public..🙏🙏🙏my sincere request people like you and Mr. VIKRAM SAMPATH plz..join NCERT team and provide righteous facts of history to our younger generations.
I used to listen to my mother and father chanting the following mantra when taking dip in any water body or river anywhere telling that doing do will bring punya in bounties .
गङ्गे च यमुने चैव गोदावरि सरस्वति ।
नर्मदे सिन्धु कावेरि जलेऽस्मिन् संनिधिं कुरु ॥
Gangge Ca Yamune Cai[a-E]va Godaavari Sarasvati |
Narmade Sindhu Kaaveri Jale-[A]smin Sannidhim Kuru ||
This again confirms the existence of Saraswati River being explained by you .
Very nice and thank you very much
Excellent video✨✨✨✨✨
i feel blessed with saraswati
informative
The Bharatratna speaks, the new way,,
Maldivian which is called Divehi is also related to Sinhalese and Bengali/Oriya.
Salute!!
Thought out the history.
I am Shepherd. I didn't took a part of their glory
I am not considered as human.
Today they are preaching glory.
Glory of slavery, glory of inhumanity
Glory of which make my people into subject
Reject all , I am exist from 1947
I Am Proud To Be HINDU !
Nice
Worth every minute spent in watching this most enlightening and humbling post. The way forward has been well spealt out - FORTUNE FAVOURS THE BRAVE! 👍👏🙏
Even when we know that there is a river called Haraiwati in Iran we still talk about the dried up river called Saraswati !
Indian name for Bill of Exchange is Hundi, why is this?
Any connection to temple Hundi?
The princess was not from Ayodhya as claìmed then by the Indian politicians in govt. in the course of negotiations to improve trade with South Korea few years ago. In fact, it was their counterparts who raised this interesting historical fact.
According to a Korean researcher their language has so far has been found some 500 words of Tamil origin. In a tv interview, he confirmed that it was due to their contacts with South India since the time the princess from Kanjipuram married a Korean prince.
Apparently, some of their foods are hot and spicy due to the influence of the cooks and servants sent along for her comfortable life by her father, the king.
Another interesting fact is that about 30% of the Korean population today, if I can remember correctly, comes from this lineage.
wow indian people breaking tooth in other countries yeahhh.well ending would not have been good for him too
11:25 type bullshit!!!!!!