Indian Navy Revolt 1946: The GREAT BETRAYAL

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@victordashmohapatra3546 2 года назад

my grandpa was one of the forerunners of 1946 naval revolt n was later court-martialed post independence. thats how india treats its freedom fighters.

@victordashmohapatra3546 2 года назад

@@weaksupremacy3799 hey thnks bro, i was indeed looking for some good book recommendation.

@YadviGalaxy 2 года назад

India treats? You mean Congress government.

@raining_houseplants2646 2 года назад

Sad to hear that but you must always feel immensely proud of him🙏🏻

@ushabaluni4526 2 года назад

Yeh Sab hume history mai kyun nahi padhya jata. Aapke grandpa ko salute

@bharatsanghavi7009 2 года назад

My heart goes out to you.

@sanjeevhotha832 2 года назад

I feel betrayed even if i wasn’t there back then… can understand what those people went through…

@manavshah8335 2 года назад

@@JokerJoker-xc7xb damn, i wisj=h this was taught to all the children in the shitty education system😔😔

@rooneyrajkumar5585 2 года назад

The Britishers did't leave india because of Gandhi's satya and ahinsha movements but because they didn't had anymore thing to take from India

@91rummy 2 года назад

Gandhi was planted by the British.. So British establishment didn't even care about Gandhi.. Gandhi enjoyed all privileges while the whole country was suffering and while they believed Gandhi was the right leader just because of the way he spoke.. Gandhi was fake..

@harekrishna8625 2 года назад

Gandhi was preaching non violence to our innocent indians but supporting british and muslims in their violence and he justified the killings of hindus. He was a cunning fellow.

@arnipskumar3245 2 года назад

MKG stands exposed now...true British stooge...took a lot of money to keep him poor 😭

@sanjayshah4372 2 года назад

I think it is fair to say, if Gandhiji had stayed in South Africa, India would have GAINED INDEPENDENCE 20 YRS EARLIER ON IT'S OWN TERMS......and BHARAT, which used to be India and Pakistan, would not have been divided. The entire Indian subcontinent would have remained as one OR atleast would have been divided on Indian people's terms IF there was a desire to have an Islamic state

@randomhooman3236 2 года назад

@@sanjayshah4372 there are 1000s of possibilities if gandhi would have stayed in south africa it's very much possible that after the jalliawala bagh indians would have kicked the british out of india and we would have gained independence in early 1920s itself if gandhi would have not called out non cooperation movement we would have gained independence in late 1920s and of course the nation would not have been divided it was because of gandhi's sudden calling off of the NCM that muslims felt alienated from india and the demand for 2 nation grew gandhi had the power to save bhagat singh but he didn't if he would have saved him india would have been independent by 1935 and we would have seen a young and revolutionary leader like bhagat singh become our PM or president if sc bose wouldn't have died/went missing in taipei we would have seen a benevolent dictatorship (meaning a good dictatorship like turkey just after the ottoman empire) our military would have been strong, china wouldn't have invaded tibet and ladakh

@kirtiyadav9123 2 года назад

My grandfather fought Japanese in northeast and Burma . And had many stories of kind of racism that they faced during their service 😓.

@ritiksharma6344 2 года назад

My Great great Grandfather was in British Indian army he fought the Japanese in Burma after being captured he was later sent to INA lead by Subhash Chandra Bose. Our family had thought that he was martyred in Burma so they performed all rituals. After 1947 when he came to village our family members were surprised to see him as they had thought that he was martyred in Burma. Being in Japan as a prisoner he recalled those days and started to build a house in Japanese style which even stands today in my village.

@manavshah8335 2 года назад

wow aepic

@inferno.1 2 года назад

very interesting

@santanubiswasboshu Год назад

VANDE MAATARAM JAI HIND 🙏❤️🇮🇳

@rahulk2633 Год назад

Can you post your Japanese style home on Instagram and tell me your Instagram Id? Cause I love many parts of Japanese culture

@Mr._Bean. Год назад

Show your house

@dipanjandatta1689 2 года назад

9 naval mutineers were hanged to death on same day. Their names were Kalipada Aich, Chittaranjan Mukherjee, Durgadas Roychowdhury, Nanda Kumar Dey, Niranjan Barua, Nirendra Mohan Mukherjee, Fanibhusan Chakraborty, Man kumar Basu Thakur and Sunil Kumar Mukherjee. Two female rebels named Anubha Sen and Urmila Bai were raped and killed by the British. They worked as female cadets and dared to secretly deliver important messages to the rebels. Such a supreme sacrifice was made by our ancestors for independence.

@suraj11march1 Год назад

Oh god can you tell us more about it.

@kaushiksarkar7837 Год назад

why do we respect relations between brits and India now? we have the high ground but still tata opens comanies acquires brits in its companies , tata will say indians are not that educated or deserving if not why didn't he foucesd on opening more schools instead of acquiring british companies?

@AA13494 4 месяца назад

he is a fake indian nationalist. he has invested so much money into anti-hindu harvard humanities.@@kaushiksarkar7837

@princeofheaven19 2 года назад

My grandfather served in egypt for the british indian army and he used to tell me about the racism there. He always laughed at our text book stories on Gandhi bringing freedom. He always told me that freedom was because of Netaji and the naval revolt.

@santanubiswasboshu Год назад

VANDE MAATARAM JAI HIND 🙏❤️🇮🇳

@kaushiksarkar7837 Год назад

But We studied NCERT

@ogmms 11 месяцев назад

See 10 most dangerous for the British in British India. Commissioners scot. Police photographer marine lines near Madras hotel

@boltmackesportsadda8339 2 года назад

Yesterday I was telling one liberandus abut this exactly and he called me what's app university || Thank God I read books and still doing and your video sir was Chery on the top

@user-lb7rg3cx6w 2 года назад

Idiots, they are. They think the Naval Mutiny was from whatsapp university . In few years after telling Diwali and Thirupathi is of Buddhist, they'll say Netaji was a fictional character

@shubhampandey5051 2 года назад

Librandus can't reply to your #facts. So they just call whatsapp university. Ask them about the life of Savarkar too! They will declare him traitor in a second without knowing any single fact of his life except that letter.

@boltmackesportsadda8339 2 года назад

@@weaksupremacy3799 the minute I read word "Guardian " My ears and Head filled with suspicious alert read carefully || it's like Pakistan says I am not terrorist and join (Anti terror exercise with rest of world ||So I keep it away for 😂 but thanks 🙏🕉 Haar haar mahadev

@boltmackesportsadda8339 2 года назад

@@weaksupremacy3799 The inquisition by Ananta Kakba Priolkar || I read || but I hope Guardian of Dawn is not biased at all 😂🙏🕉🕉

@sohamchikte9171 2 года назад

Don't waste your valuable time for libreals

@amitkrupal1234 2 года назад

My 10th std history teacher quoted "Netaji never believed in begging for freedom like Gandhi, he believed in getting it as one way or another."

@prateekrao8816 2 года назад

This is how many revolt failed in india otherwise we were so powerful to overthrow british... And Accuqired real independence!

@Dhksksjjsjjs 2 года назад

After British was gone, there will be a huge power vaccum.... Everyone will be fighting for their own interest like Rajputs, Sikhs, Marathas, Tamil etc.. Every single person will be close to one of these groups and will be fighting for glory of some dumb king, who licked British Boots

@animationiseasy2339 2 года назад

@@Dhksksjjsjjs every eastern countries have nightmare when the think about Netaji shubhas chanda Bose. 🙏🙏🙏🙏❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤🙏🙏🙏🙏

@44krishnan79 2 года назад

@@Dhksksjjsjjs That's the case of every country,let the process through civil war the American civil war,sengoku period in Japan,Chinese power struggle between innumerable factions including monarchists,nationalists,communists,regional powers),1917 russian revolution,1789 French revolution+nepoleon+endless nepoleonic wars till 1815,common that's the rule in most prominent countries,one power will come on top in the end,india is no different🙄 your talking like it's something exclusive to India,at that time power and greatness came through war same like Genghis Khan United the Mongols and chandra gupta Maurya United the bulk of India.....

@44krishnan79 2 года назад

@@Dhksksjjsjjs Dumb king???you mean present day politicians are enlightened? Such a preconcieved notion,the Sikh empire,Marathas and most prominent Indian powers have never exepted British authority that's why they fell.....you cannot be a king when your dumb that's a rule you would be immediately overthrown.

@44krishnan79 2 года назад

@@Dhksksjjsjjs Better eat grass than live under foreign occupation.Better die and fight than live in slavery of a foreign race ....

@abcqwerty12872 2 года назад

Can you tell us more about The great bengal famine.. During World War 2

@zionven 2 года назад

when bengal famine name comes, first thing i get in mind is Bastard Churchil

@parthmahajan957 2 года назад

I feel cheated by the fact that I have never heard this incident before today, ever. Such a historically significant event is just missing from our textbooks.

@kirtiyadav9123 2 года назад

One of the battleship that was seized by Indian sailors had it's guns even pointed towards gate of India . That was a great flex 💥

@vedicwarriorOriginal 2 года назад

Moral of the story: Never trust politicians. Not one of them. Not even today. Not even tomorrow. For political power, politicians are willing to sell their soul. Take care, everybody. Jayatu Sanatana. Jai Bharat! 🙏🕉

@findideaaboutphotography1364 Год назад

Moral is : we have e very strong tendency to find god among humans & completely rely on them, that's why we trust any figure easily & make him mahatma, we don't try to understand the other side or even doubt it

@findideaaboutphotography1364 Год назад

No one is pure, if someone is trying to show himself pure, may be he's hiding something

@shreyubhadrawati 2 года назад

#AskAbhijit Another narrative says that the British being economically weak after the second world war gave them all the more reason to further use the resources from India for rebuilding their economy and therefore had no plans to quit India. It was only due to Netaji's INA, the public sentiment against the INA trials, and the revolt of the Royal Indian Navy, that the British were forced to leave India.

@MunaLife 2 года назад

I strongly support this view.

@saandeeprondla1412 2 года назад

Most plausible view.

@rahulk2633 Год назад

Exactly, why would they leave a country like India where they can get cheap labour, lots of land and resources etc

@abhirambhat9277 Год назад

Bose the goat.. Hero without any credits!

@pushpenderrana6190 8 месяцев назад

British would have squeezed indians even more as they had run up huge debts with the Americans during the second world war and what easier way to repay those debts than by screwing indians even more

@geezzerboy 2 года назад

I was born in Liverpool, as was my father. He was in the RAF and was shipped to India in 1942. He crossed India by train from Mumbai to Calcutta. Then on to Kohima..

@satishkhandagale5929 2 года назад

Battle of Kohima in 1944?

@prashanthkk7875 11 месяцев назад

My father had participated in the Naval uprising of 1946.He was a part of the wireless communication in a naval flotilla HMIS BARRACUDA sailing in the Bay of Bengal.

@kannan159 2 года назад

Congratulation on 200k subscribers i hope all ur content is backed up outside youtube just in case

@bazinga3756 2 года назад

I remember reading about this in my history book in a "small blue box". These revolts are never highlighted or discussed in our books as important, because then they will also have to mark the fact that the promises made to the sailors were never fulfilled.

@Nitesh22021990 5 месяцев назад

What do you expect from left-written history books?

@sriramabhaktahanuma 2 года назад

This should be portrayed on Cinema. Everybody should know this.

@etc23swarajboralkar72 2 года назад

#askabhijit sir what if when subhash chandra bose become a pm of india, can india become a super power earlier

@_kartik_chauhan 2 года назад

Communist United India Friend of China USSR ..... May Crushed Afghanistan..... End of Democracy in Asia .....

@shantanub673 2 года назад

Yes definitely great visionary , Jai Hind

@patidarfarm2033 2 года назад

Patel was a great visionary leader Bharat had it other wise........!

@AKGamer-in9fv 2 года назад

Definitely 💯

@etc23swarajboralkar72 2 года назад

I want to know abhijit sir point of view...

@prems6682 2 года назад

Here the lesson to be learned. Thanks for retelling Mr Chavez. New generation can use this lesson for protecting motherland from internal threat of jihadis

@amitkrupal1234 2 года назад

Also to never people any political party, fighters believed thier word ended up getting arrested & tortured.

@sudhanshusharan5720 2 года назад

Great question and a brilliant answer 😊👍🏽👍🏽🚩🇮🇳

@vanshgada5663 2 года назад

Feel Extremely Bad for them who fought for indias Independence and was not given compensation and were putted into jail

@shivamuniyal9274 2 года назад

I used to believe Gandhi was a saviour until I discovered this channel

@ab19236 2 года назад

This is how India treats it's Patriots 😭

@himanshushekhar26 2 года назад

Completely unaware of this revolution. Thanks to colonial Education.

@varunchoudhary57 2 года назад

absolutely enlightning... I am sure most of the people know nothing about this. @Abhijit We need people like you to write history text books for India schooling boards....

@AnkitYadav-vq3qm 2 года назад

Even today in Indian subcontinent we have same colonial Hangover among officers of armed forces and in our police services.

@pratik7953 2 года назад

Why is the British George Cross still a part of the naval flag...

@Aryanthakur-yt9bc 2 года назад

I think indian navy is still proud of slavery

@russ4650 2 года назад

This is so Disturbing this bastards made us fool for so long 😧

@MukeshRane08 2 года назад

my Grandfather was part of the Brit Indian Army which was laid off after WW2. He later joined Karnataka Police.

@abhisheksumanAS 2 года назад

#AskAbhijit Wrt Modern Indian History, Please elaborate about: a. The unknown Partition of British India into Sri Lanka & Burma whicj were not objected to or protested against, by the INC. b. The "Balkanization" plan of Mountbatten and it's reattempt by Colonial forces via sponsoring & giving space to the various breaking india forces(also discussed in the book by the same name and authored by Shri Rajiv Malhotra). c. Why was Bangladesh (then East Pakistan) partitioned in the manner to isolate the North East from rest of India and to cut off the coastal access it earlier had via the Chittagong region south of today's Tripura? Was it to isolate & further the Protestant evangelization cause? What was the role of Missionary (garbed as Anthropologist) Verrier Elwin on this and how Nehru supported him?

@mohitaggarwal7583 2 года назад

When I read about it in 8 th standard I knew intitutively that it was bombay mutany by navy which made India independent. Thanks for bringing out the facts

@raavyak1853 2 года назад

Karma : Vallabh Bhai Patel was back stabbed by Gandhi when Patel was Selected to be the first PM of India.

@Sanatani_Playz Год назад

Yes true bcz of gandhi

@swastika9327 2 года назад

the 1947 independence was for the political parties and not the independence of the people of India ... azadi could have been "snatched" but the congress ensured it was converted to "bheek"... the partition was also not for the people of the country but for the political parties who wanted only power

@studio9mviews628 2 года назад

I am so ashamed, that I was fooled by our education system. The history taught in our schools is shit.

@krishnasaraf2137 2 года назад

200k!!! What an absolutely phenominal journey sir, we have come so far, having enlightened a greater number, and even having a discord!! 🍻🍸🎉

@sagarmohanpawar4057 2 года назад

What if there were no one to oppose congress and to represent hindus like hindu mahasabha and other organisations?? This will make everyone understand the importance also liberal hindus will understand to whom they are loyal !!

@Rushikaraut3698 2 года назад

Write #askabhikit thist will get his attention

@sympathiser_of_Germans_in_40s Год назад

We Hindus are forever indebted to Hindu Mahaasabha if it wasn't for them Gandhi would've been running around giving up territories in the name of "ahimsa" , which surprising was only limited to us Hindus.

@madhumithags9021 2 года назад

I really feel sad hearing about this

@mitravaruna7657 2 года назад

Never ever Heard about all these stuff from the school days till i happened to see this video.

@_hasmukhsolanki 2 года назад

Such a shame moment! Just for the sake of powers, there was such a disastrous blunders. Thanks for the question and also to address it and bring it to our attention

@yashshah5787 2 года назад

Thanks for answer this question of 1946.

@sunilnagaraj2233 2 года назад

Congratulations for 200k subscribers, thank you for sharing real truth

@choudharyvickychahal524 2 года назад

#askabhijit please tell us about battle of 10 kings please sir only you can explain it well 🙏 Please sir I Am asking this question from 2 weeks

@cheapthrills9035 2 года назад

Ask in the community section.

@KaranKumar-tb2ky 2 года назад

Sardar vallab was also..... wow.

@manthanpatel6295 Год назад

He couldn't do anything power was heads on the gandhi and nehru ... he was a foot soldiers..

@anandagowdan7988 2 года назад

Thank you for details sir. We didn't know the extent of betrayals of Congress to us.

@madhurimudhol 16 дней назад

Thank you for this. 🙏🏻

@ashishrawat1284 2 года назад

Wow... never heard of this revolt before... thankyu sir

@mesakpachuau6558 Год назад

It's the first time I heard about this. Thanks✌

@profrajeshmaurya5078 2 года назад

Thanks for your efforts

@rritiknegi5119 2 года назад

Congratulations on 2lakh subs

@Arjun072 Год назад

Very Informative Thanks #AskAbhijit

@yogendramahajan772 2 года назад

Sir congratulations on 200k subscriptions

@caneerajsingh4649 2 года назад

Thank you sir, I was looking for this answer from a long time.

@HistorySimplified5 Год назад

Very knowledgeable videos, I also got inspired by your content.🙏

@kathavate80 Год назад

Thank you for this video. I hope someone makes a good movie using these facts. Our history books have kept this hidden from many of us.

@sureshlingabathina 2 года назад

Excellent

@mohammadmahfuz9310 2 года назад

For the first time I have heard that a nationalist is criticising Sarder Patel!

@user-js5rd2ws8g 3 месяца назад

Thank you sir for bringing about the sour truth

@shivajiraje7555 2 года назад

sir if we had 25 lakh solder in 1946 whhy we have only 14 lak now?

@poornachandra80 2 года назад

India+pak+Bangladesh

@blackpigeon4743 2 года назад

Because of automation Modern armies are smaller

@dineshsaravanan2656 2 года назад

Jai Hind 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳 Jai Netaji ❤️❤️❤️

@hinduwarrior123 2 года назад

Very interesting part of our recent history

@arunghanta5066 2 года назад

This hurts at many levels! 😡

@nags7329 2 года назад

Enemies within are more dangerous than those outside.

@vanshgada5663 2 года назад

The Royal Indian Navy mutiny or revolt, also called the 1946 Naval Uprising,[1] was an insurrection of Indian naval ratings, soldiers, police personnel and civilians against the British government in India. From the initial flashpoint in Mumbai, the revolt spread and found support throughout India, from Karachi to Kolkata, and ultimately came to involve over 20,000 sailors in 78 ships and shore establishments.

@iguyblr 2 года назад

Wow .. When will the country start teaching actual history ?

@webdev8284 2 года назад

I don't think it will happen. Our parliament is weak AF. For example, even if we change history books, the liberals would wage war on the internet. For many days they will continue this, RU-vid would be "polluted with freedom slogans". It will be trended for 1 month. Many celebs and journalists will tells their fans not to read books as is contains " fascist " history. Overall the current government will lose votes. Meanwhile our idiot Conservatives will chant "Jay shree ram" in every comment section. The liberals will use this exactly to make the narrative look like "a religious group" is supporting this change. Our country won't like this narrative. Its very unfortunate.

@user-gg1rs2ir3w 2 года назад

Great explanation 🚩🔥

@Ananymous_1081 2 года назад

Hearing it for the 1st time.. 🙏

@shiva4ever 2 года назад

Shocked by the laxity of Patel....

@umeshkhetan 2 года назад

The revolters should not have listened to the netas. They should have snatched the independence from the Brits. Alas! cunning netas won and India split into 3 lands.

@saiyanwarrior3641 2 года назад

It's sad that even a person like Sardar Vallabh Bhai Patel was part of this cruel story .It must have been gandhi who made him do this .

@bhuvanc4992 2 года назад

Revolt had started spreading to the army as well, for example, in Jabalpur. It failed because the Congress leaders colluded with the British in undermining it.

@suja6852 2 года назад

Congress was corrupt from the very beginning

@samratshukla3559 2 года назад

Sir, if hypothetically Taiwanese gov was in power in mainland China also what might be their stance towards Tibet, Arunachal Pradesh, Aksai Chin, South China sea and other Chinese claimed regions??? #AskAbhijit

@ranitadas4856 2 года назад

Their stand will be same, it will depend upon us how we handle them, by the way of Gandhi or Netaji Subhas

@DeoAsh 2 года назад

Taiwanese gov. at that time we're no different from communist. China still would have ended up similar to current dictatorship.

@ChandranPrema123 Год назад

@@DeoAsh is Taiwan a Dictatorship? Like after 1980s Koumintang became Democracy

@country9825 2 года назад

Very emotional 🥺🥺😭

@karangupta8653 3 месяца назад

#Respect for calling it a revolt

@janakiyeluripati6368 2 года назад

I feel so sad while many innocents gave up their lives to free our country some vishwas ghatak were in command of power and steered the fate of India other way. Why God why?

@ogmms 2 года назад

My father was convicted for throwing British goods intomthe sea 1929. Convicted got 1 year

@shubhamkashid542 2 года назад

#AskAbhijit @AbhijitChavda sir could you please explain role of great leader Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose in India's Independence and their death history.

@amitkrupal1234 2 года назад

Once again when fighters believed the lies of political people ended up getting imprisoned, tortured & gruesome death. Also ending up tearing Hindustan.

@shiv_-_-_-_-_- 2 года назад

Congrats for silver play button

@sigmarules.1m705 4 месяца назад

Respect to naval sailors and netaji🙏

@ankitasharma4880 2 года назад

Please refer books regarding the events you discuss in your videos... It will really really help

@MrDfernz 2 года назад

During the 1946 Naval revolt, Indians of all backgrounds....Hindus, Muslims, Sikhs, Christians,etc stood together. The revolt spread to other naval bases as well as army cantonments. The British came to very nearly being toppled. Gandhi, Jinnah and others came to the aid of the British and managed to persuade the mutineers to end the uprising.

@shambhaggoe9077 Год назад

Mahatma Gandhi was the great traitor

@pushpenderrana6190 8 месяцев назад

All three that is the british, congress and muslim league would have been losers if the army ,navy and airforce had toppled the british in 1946,hence all affected parties rushed to quell the indian rebellion befoe ordinary indians joined the rebels en masse

@sujitkrbhattacharjee4960 Год назад

We have taught since childhood India won independence by Ahimsa ( Sabarmati ka sant ne kar dia kamal ....and all that stuff).Now gigantic statue of the person who duped the revolutionaries ( the term mutioneers is not approptiate) is erected .🤥 Hope some day truth shall prevail.

@pradeepchatterjee5239 Год назад

This betrayal by Ballav Bhai ji is shocking. So long, he was held in high esteem. We have to rethink.

@sameerbarik7960 6 месяцев назад

What he can do if his superior (Gandhi and Nehru) ordered him...

@piyushpandey5978 Месяц назад

@@sameerbarik7960 They were superior to the Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose too.

@abhikmahato Год назад

Probably the most hopeful, yet the saddest moment of modern Indian history. :'(

@boltmackesportsadda8339 2 года назад

7 Nov 1966 Sadhu massacre?#askabhijit

@sonalsharma9835 2 года назад

I would love to hear about Prime Minister Atlee's statement from you sir

@ajayrawat5179 2 года назад

History Teacher NCERT needs. Shame to study what I mugged up in my school.

@townviral 2 года назад

Day by day my faith in mr Gandhi is fading out

@sanketnikam3025 2 года назад

Sir Can you suggest any book or article regarding the 1946 revolt

@vedangmehta1371 9 месяцев назад

Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose formed Indian National Army. Their efforts and the Indian Naval Mutiny were one of the main reasons for India's independence

@yashshah5787 2 года назад

#AskAbhijit If we invaded foriegn then why only R1 group is found not Indigenous "Haplogroup H"

@vladimir_adityanath 2 года назад

Politicians never care about a soldier, to them soldiers are nothing more than a mere pawn

@deepakjanardhanan7394 2 года назад

200k Subscribers 👍👍👍

@PiyushGuptaa 2 года назад

#AskAbhijit Hello Sir, Does the first secret agency was started by Veer Damodar Savarkar in 1900 and also aggressive movement against British before Gandhi?

@SourajitDrums 2 года назад

#AskAbhijit I absolutely loved some your podcasts with Ranveer on The Ranveer show and one of those podcasts had me thinking this So there's kind of a parallelism between your mind(inner universe) and the external universe. Now we know the external universe is expanding. Also our internal universe expands ,as u said, through meditation . And also through evolution over the course of time. So over time the external universe keeps expanding and so does the internal universe. So does that mean time is just a measure of how much internal or external universe has expanded? And maybe that also means that time itself has started ever since the universe started expanding?

@ranitadas4856 2 года назад

Not some kind of parallelism but according to Swami Vivekanand Ji these are same they just appear different.

@ranitadas4856 2 года назад

And mind is a part of inner univers not whole, you can watch Swami Sarvapriyananda Ji's video for more clarity 🙏

@SourajitDrums 2 года назад

Hmmmm That's interesting! Thanks for that point Ranita. So I think that point further enforces the definition/understanding of Time itself that I was asking about. Abhijit Sir,would love to hear your thoughts on this as well! #AskAbhijit

@ranitadas4856 2 года назад

@@SourajitDrums time is a dimension strongly attached to manifestation of conscious self as thoughts, it's related to inner self, the knower and it IS relative

@MayankSharma-mh5bt 2 года назад

#askabhijit 1)what are jambudweep aryavart bharatkhand(difference between them and boundaries. which one is part of other) 2)what exactly is saptsindhu region (on map)which seven rivers are being referred as 'saptsindhu'?Are they Ganga yamuna kaveri gadavari sarasvati narmada sindhu?