Rare Unseen Photos of India in the 19th Century - Part 1 | India in 1800 [AI Colorized]

Old Rare Unseen Photos of India in the 19th Century | India in 1800

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[HistoryinColor]

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[afaqueahsan]

you should also find some pictures of 1770 bengal famine in which 1/3rd population of bengal perished due to the policies of british east india company .The british rule in india was a systematic plunder and organised loot by some so called civilised dacoits of the west who came here as traders

[BeingHuman]

Never forget those people who works with empty stomach and fought against many problems to bring u today's modern India. Always respect them because for them u dnt have to suffer..

[TJSaw]

Thousands came and thousands went. Millions were killed. Trillions were stolen. But Hindustan is still here. Proud to belong to the world’s oldest and wisest civilisation. We will never die. 🇮🇳

[hackerz]

i am from india and i can't help myself tearing up while watching this video, We indians rose from slavery, poverty and finally got independence in 1947, Proud indian. These photos say a lot about our culture, i wish i could travel back in time and let the, know somehow that your sacrifices did not go untnoticed.

[ankitgomladu]

This video tells a lot about how our ancestors suffered a lot under colonial rules and foreign invasions. Indeed a very emotional video...Proud of our hard-working ancestors.

[Sun-tbrj]

India never deserved what it has gone through, these are our forefathers who worked this hard. No money, no security, still carrying smiles! I am emotional right now. We will get what is rightfully ours, time has already begun.🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳

[abhishekarreddy]

My heart felt so heavy watching these pics, my people have gone through so much pain we will never allow anyone to take advantage our country ever again.

[Rekha-wslu]

ये तस्वीरे न जाने कितने के दर्दों को राह देते हैं
भारत माता के बंधे थे जब हाथ, ये उन दिनों के गवाह देते हैं।

[bodhiganguly]

The sky was much clearer, Himalayas were visible from our northern plains, same thing happened during covid lockdown

[EmmanuelShahid]

i couldnt help but tear up watching this whole slide. its almost like ur their. just pondering about my ancestors what they have gone through in those days. Thank you for doing this and bringing history into colors.

[JunaidAli-itqi]

Hindustan is very Beautiful Country. I am from Pakistan but I love to come and see India's beauty. May God bless India

[monsieur]

What mesmerises me more than the pictures of buildings and architecture is the pictures of people. How they looked, what they wore, how they lived. When you think that all of those individuals lived a complete life just like yours more than a century ago, you feel the connection. Even though they look somewhat different, not how we look today, still they are the same.

[RS-wpdi]

In 2019, a study published in the journal, Geophysical Research Letters, suggested that the Bengal Famine of 1943 which led to the death of more than 3 million people, was not caused just by drought but also due to complete policy failure on part of then-British Prime Minister Winston Churchill.

[shivuhanmar]

India with No plastic, no e-waste dump . looking like heaven😍

[wakwakbau]

the streets, rivers, magnificient buildings and scenery...just beautiful....no waste...no plastic...i wish India was like this clean even now.

[TJSaw]

Our ancestors really suffered a lot. We are only just getting started and I hope these noble people are looking down on today’s India and smiling. The best way to honour their legacy is to make India as beautiful and powerful as we can. We owe it to them. Jai Hind. 🇮🇳

[jojosekhose]

Seeing these images in colour is so satisfying ☺️

[abhijitmishra]

These pictures and the way you put them in colourised version, one by one, with that kind of background music.... This was awesome. Really touched my soul as an Indian!... Thanks very much, sir!... Instantly subscribed your channel for this.

[alileevil]

It is refreshing to see how these places looked like without plastic litter and ugly advertising sign boards. Nainital was so picturesque back then.