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[DrDanAllosso]

Thanks for this booklist. I teach non-Western World History in the middle of the US. I was already debunking several Eurocentric myths, such as the Aryan invasion and the story of colonialism, but these will give me some additional solid data points to anchor my story.

[kunjbiharibudania]

1:38 The wonder that was India A.L. Basham
2:08 A history of ancient and early medival India by Dr Opinder singh
3:15 The Rig vedic people Dr.B.B lal
4:12 The lost River by Michael danino
5:02 Genetics and the Aryan debate by Sri Kanth talagiri
6:03 Still no trace of an Aryan invasion by Conrad elst
6:58 On ancient central asian tracks by Aural stien
8:13 The theft of India by Roy Moxham
8:55 The Goa inquisition by A.K. Priolkar
9:58 The South African Gandhi by Ashwin Desai And Ghulam Waheed
11:35 The Arthashastra by Vishnu Gupta chankaya
12:29 The Principle Upanishads by Dr Sarvopalli Radhakrishnan
Sorry for any spelling mistakes 🙏👍

[schoolofthoughts.]

I m a Pakistani. I like your recommendation. I start to read these books. thanks sir.

[takeshi]

I'm just shocked, why the hell we weren't taught about this in schools, ,but now I'm becoming aware of the facts, and studying these books

[deepalip]

Thanks to BeerBiceps channel. Feels like getting gold mine to find these books. Thanks Abhijit for bringing all this live.

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Books -
A wonder that is india
A History of Ancient and Early Medieval India: From the Stone Age to the 12th Century
The R̥igvedic People: 'invaders'?/'immigrants'? Or Indigenous? : Evidence of Archaeology and Literature
The Lost River: On The Trails of Saraswati
Genetics and the Aryan Debate by Shrikant Talageri
Still no trace of aryan invasion
On ancient central Asian tracks
The theft of india
The Goa inquisition
The South African gandhi
Arthashastra
The Principal upanishad

[Orshi]

I don't know much about you but after hearing you, I would highly recommend you to write on Indian History 🙏

[theindianessence]

I myself have been segregating the colonial historians and the genuine one over 3 years to know about our real history or the history which should be taught to us and our generation..and I have sorted out some 200 books of various authors...and I hv been searching various YouTube videos to get more suggestions...but today I got one the best videos with such awareness about the history and the historians....u are new but u did a wonderful job....wish u lot of success....keep up this work...

[moozy]

0:06 Listen carefully
1:33 - A.L Basham, The wonders that was India
2:07 Upinder Singh, A History of Ancient and Early Medieval India
3:15 B.B Lal, The Rigvedic People
4:10 Michel Danino, The lost river on the trail of SARASWATI
4:56 Shrikant Talageri, Genetics & The Aryan Debate
6:02 Koenraad Elst, Still no trace of the Aryan Invasion
6:45 Aurel Stein, On ancient central Asia tracks
8:10 Roy Moxham, The theft of India
8:50 A.K Priolkar, The goa inquisition
11:35 Kautilya ( Chanakya ), The Arthashastra
12:22 Dr. Sarvapalli Radhakrishnan, The principals of Upnishads

[aneeshdesai]

The Wonder that was India, A history of Ancient and Early medieval India, The Rigvedic People, The Lost River, The Genetics and the Aryan debate, still no trace of Aryan invasion, On Ancient central Asian Tracks, the theft of India, The Goa inquisition, The south African Gandhi, The Arthashastra, the principal Upanishads,

[Galavya]

If you are interested in books on Indian History and love reading in general then please buy yourself a copy of ' The Brainwashed Republic ' by Neeraj Atri & Munishwar Sagar . While the book is not specifically on History, It highlights the topic of how entire generations of Indians have been lied to and manipulated when it comes to our History .

[benefactor]

Rig Veda : A historical analysis
It demolishes Aryan invasions theroy by the textual analysis of Rig Veda and proves that Rig veda was composed here and the Culture is indegenous

[DrChhabiBiswas]

Dear Abhijit, you are a true Historian

[lorenzoescorial]

Anyone interested in Indian history MUST read 1. Eminent Historians: Their Technology, Their Line, Their Fraud
by Arun Shourie and 2. Hindu Temples: What Happened to Them by Sita Ram Goel.

[vaibhavvishal]

All books:-
1) Aavarana by S.L Bhyrappa.
2) The wonder that is India by A.L Basham.
3) A history of Ancient and early medieval India by Upinder Singh.
4) The Rigvedic people by B.B Lal.
5) The lost River by Michel Danino.
6) Early Indians by Shrikant Talageri.
7) Still no trace of an Aryan Invasion by Koenraad Elst.
8) On ancient Central Asian tracks by Aurel stein.
9) The Theft of India by Roy Moxham.
10) The Goa Inquisition by A.K Priolkar.
11) The South African Gandhi by Ashwin Desai & Gulam Wahid.
12) The Arthshastra by Kautilya.
13) The principal Upanishad by S.Radhakrishnan.

[priyeshkeekan]

Hello Sir...I not only love history but live it...it runs in my veins. Trust me, this is the first time I happen to see your video and have become your die-hard fan....hope to meet you personally In the near future and discuss various facets of history. Plz continue your good work....lots of love and admiration

[mayurmahajan]

Sir why don't you write book about our history. It is much needed .You are perfect person to do it

[shreyaprabhu]

I'm someone who only recently found out about my own history (The goan Inquisition).Reading the book just broke my heart...My ancestors migrated from Goa and settled in Karnataka because of the inquisition and because nobody ever talks about it, it was quite literally forgotten. I never questioned why I live in Karnataka and speak Konkani, and still go visit temples all the way in Goa .Thank you so much for recommending this on your channel. It suprises me how less we know about our own country's history and the education system has not been helpful.

[aryanvatsya]

I am 13 years sir and I just love to study history, sir please post more videos, I everyday spend 1:30 hrs to study history. Please sir post more videos

[vinodrawat]

यह देखकर शुखद आश्चर्य हुआ कि पुण्य आत्माएं जाग रही हैं । आपके कार्य के लिए कोटि कोटि धन्यवाद 🙏🇮🇳