The Untold Mystery of Indus Valley Civilization | Dhruv Rathee

Indus Valley Civilization is one of the biggest and oldest civilizations in the world. We have been taught about this topic in our schools a lot, but even after so much research, there are two mysteries that are to date unsolved related to it. First, how did it end? And second, what language did they speak? Watch this video to find out the entire history of the Indus Valley Civilization, and why no one has been able to solve its mysteries.
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[jassukri]

History is so interesting, if only I had teachers like you, my childhood could have been so much fun!! I am jealous of kids right now, they have such good resources...

[meghadas]

Sorry Dhruv I forgot to wish you yesterday as you're one of the greatest teacher. I really enjoy your videos especially when it is regarding history and sciences or any past incidents. Please keep teaching us like this 🙏🙏🙏🙏

[physicswithrajamuhammadali]

I'm from sindh and studied in Cadet College Larkana near to Moen jo Daro its very interesting to see something new and also got a very informative knowledge from your video ... thnx Dhruv sir May God bless you ❤

[Aboriginal_Tribes]

नालंदा विद्यापीठ पर सचा विडिओ बनाव सर please 😢

[jawadgul]

I'm from Sindh and "Mohenjo-Daro" is very near to me. I agree with Dhruv and other historians that people living there was so advance. In recent times there was a lot of flood in Sindh and even newly built drainage system crashed. But "Mohenjo-Daro" drainage system worked tremendously even though it was built 5000 years ago 😲. You can estimate how advance they were

[Skyisthelimit]

I was a science student but still love history as well as archeology.

[Shambharasur]

18:14 दाढ़ी वाले बाबा की मूर्ति को कोई श्री मोदी जी की मूर्ति ना बता दे😂

[deepnishamuzalda]

Mujhe hmesha se history boring lgi h pr dhruv bhaiya ne sb itne interesting tarike se btaya ..kash esa school time m koi smjata !

[amitpaul]

If I got a similar presentation of History chapters in my 10th, I would have surely taken History as a major in my college.

[Xavierpng]

Very well done. Perfect balance of most important information, and also presented within reasonable time!!

[kaorihirasawa]

EXCELLENT ANALYSIS… looking forward to the next one

[anarsolo]

I read this at my secondary level...and I'm here searching for it again...love history.

[aakashlochwani]

The video was amazing. I'm from Pakistan and have visited Mohen-jo-Daro(Located in Larkana City, Sindh-province Pakistan) several times. We Sindhis or Pakistani's only have studied about the ancient civilization but never made a documentary video like you have made with such fine sceneries and knowledge. Even indians have made a movie on this but we couldn't able to explore and get interest in our civilization. Inspire your work brother, GREAT.❤️

[muhammadmanannasir]

I visited the remains of Harrappa 2 months ago in district Sahiwal of Punjab, Pakistan. I was totally amazed and stunned by seeing their architecture, pottery and tools. One of our friend was not willing to admit that these remains are 7000 years old as they were looking quite wonderful. Covered drains, Bricked houses, water wells and planned streets. These all things take our mind into another world and we started to pondering over the beginning of life and civilization.
Thank you Dhruv Rathee, you explained this Indus valley civilization in unique way. I am addicted to your videos. Love from Pakistan 🇵🇰.

[rajeev.dogra]

Excellent explain...your effort is outstanding!!

[faridabegum]

Nice one. Dhruv tumhara har video bahut knowledge deta hai. Dil hota hai bas dekhti hi jaun

[seawater]

One of the best videos ever made. You’re truly creating a standard for Indian YouTubers. Love you man

[Windyartdesigner]

I studied all these once in my history class there were mentions of all these things there were many chapters on these topic but it felt so boring to study all these ..but the way Dhruv bhaiya explained all these and with all the images he represented it is mind blowing ..now I think if I read my history textbook again would understand everything
great video ...pls bring more such videos on historical topics they seems very interesting when u explain them

[ryalgammer]

The theory of tectonic plates and drying up of river sarsvati is strongest theory of decalnation of IVC

[prafulpundage]

Dhruv sir, Please explain the real and whole history of Nalanda University.