World History (हिन्दी)

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  4.5 Max Weber 13.04.2026 34นาที

  Weber, Domination and forms of legitimate authority.This is not all encompassing lecture on Max Weber but merely a glimpse of his ideas
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  4.4 John Stuart Mill 13.04.2026 19นาที

  Liberal genius, combined enlightenment with romanticism of 19th century. But a reluctant democrat.This is not all encompassing but a glimpse of J. S. Mill and his ideas.
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  4.3 Jeremy Bentham 12.04.2026 26นาที

  Utilitarianism and Bentham's Opposition to French Revolution and Natural Rights.This is not all encompassing but a glimpse of Jeremy Bentham and some of his ideas.
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  4.2 Immanuel Kant 11.04.2026 20นาที

  Epistemology.Categorical Imperative.League of Peace/League of Nations.Democratic Peace Theory.This is not all encompassing but a glimpse of Kant and some of his ideas.
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  4.1 Rousseau 09.04.2026 23นาที

  The Two Treatises and Amour Propre. The Social Contract and General Will. He came up with one solution to deal with society and Amour Propre. But in his boom call the social contract he came with a new solution of General WillThis is not all encompassing. Its just a glimpse of Rousseau and his political ideas
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  Upcoming episodes on Modern Political Thinkers Rousseau onwardsEpisodes 09.04.2026

  A new season is back. This time on Political thinkers and their political philosophy
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  3.6 First Anglo Afghan War (1838/39-1842) 21.10.2025 45นาที

  British reach Kabul through the Bolan pass with their Army of Indus to remove Dost Mohammad and install Shah Shuja. They occupy Afghanistan but that's when the real fight begins. They fail to ensure their control over Afghanistan. The Army of Indus is destroyed and the British send their Army of Retribution to retake Kabul, only to re-install the ruler who ruled before the British intervention. Dost Mohammad is back on the throne of Afghanistan, with British backing.How history rhymed again in 21st century Afghanistan.The Second Anglo-Afghan War (1878–1880) was fought as part of the Great Game rivalry between Britain and Russia over influence in Afghanistan. The British invaded Afghanistan with around 40,000 troops in three columns, capturing key locations like Kandahar, the Khyber Pass, and Kabul. Emir Sher Ali fled and died in exile, his son Yaqub Khan signed the Treaty of Gandamak, ceding control over Afghan foreign affairs to the British. However, after the British envoy was killed in Kabul, conflict resumed until British forces defeated Afghan forces led by Ayub Khan at the Battle of Kandahar in 1880, ending the war. Abdur Rahman Khan was installed as a British-backed emir, stabilizing the region as a buffer between Russian and British territories.The Third Anglo-Afghan War occurred in 1919 when Afghan forces under Amanullah Khan sought to reclaim full independence. The brief conflict ended with the Treaty of Rawalpindi, whereby Britain recognized Afghanistan's independence and control over its foreign affairs, ending British influence. This war marked the end of direct British intervention in Afghan sovereignty.
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  3.5 First Anglo Burmese War (1824-1826) 21.10.2025 7นาที

  East India Company defends Assam (ruled by Ahoms) from Burmese attacks and plants the seeds for incorporation of Burma to British ruled India in 19th century.Subsequent wars further weakened Burmese sovereignty. The Second Anglo-Burmese War (1852–1853) led to the British annexation of Lower Burma for its valuable resources. The Third Anglo-Burmese War in 1885 resulted in the full annexation of Burma, which was formally incorporated as a part of British India by January 1886. The colonial administration ruled Burma as part of British India until 1937, after which Burma was made a separate colony. British rule lasted until Burma’s independence in 1948.
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  3.4 Ranjit Singh 19.10.2025 14นาที

  Ranjit Singh was a force in himself. He built the last Indian Empire that fell to the British East India Company.A offered a secular or religiously liberal state where people from many faiths lived and served his empire.
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  3.3 Third Anglo Maratha War (1817-18/19) 18.10.2025 16นาที

  The Peshwa makes a one last attempt to assert Maratha sovereignty. The Peshwa ultimately surrendered in June of 1818. But some of the Maratha leaders kept fighting till 1919. Ex. The fortress of Asirgarh was lost by Maratha commander Jeswant Rao Lar after a long siege and battle from East India Company in April 1819.While Amir Khan had surrendered early on. the Pindari leader, Karim Khan, surrendered after some fights. Chitu Khan ran away into the forests and remained in hiding till he was killed by a tiger. A funny thing to note: after Indian independence Cheetahs went extinct(1947-52) but the Tigers were saved with the Save the Tiger mission (Project Tiger, started in 1973)
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  3.2 Nepalese and the Anglo Nepalese War (1814-1816) 18.10.2025 27นาที

  In this episode we shall cover the Anglo Nepalese War
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  3.1 Sikhism and Sikh Empire of Ranjit Singh 17.10.2025 31นาที

  Sikhism, the rise of new monotheistic religion in India. Formation of Misls and how one Misldar Ranjit Singh builds the Sikh Empire
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  New Season in English 17.10.2025 1นาที

  HiI am coming up with a new season in English with episodes covering Sikhism-Sikh Empire, Anglo-Nepalese War, Anglo Maratha War III, Anglo-Sikh Wars, Anglo Afghan Wars.
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  Syria, Hezbollah, Pagers that blow up & fall of Bashar al-Assad government 23.12.2024 30นาที

  The writing on the wall was clear and the Syrian government fell. it now has a new government with Islamists of HTS in the helm. The new rulers claim to be more moderate than before but time alone shall tell how they govern and behave. This(or the latest episode in the long series of violence in middle -east) all started on October 7, 2023 with the Hamas attack on Israel border communities close to Gaza. The next high point that captured the imagination of global news media was the blasting of pagers of Hezbollah operatives. But who had thought that the Syrian government that had survived the civil war of over 14 years would lead to the fall of the government this winter. This and more on this episode. Keep listening and do offer your feedback on [email protected]. Would appreciate a rating on Spotify
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  October War of 2023 Continues . Israel got a state in 1948 after thousands of years in exile, but there is no established peace even in 2024. 27.09.2024 42นาที

  On October 7 Israel came under a surprise attack from Hamas & Co. Ever since there is a new long war that continues till this date. When would the Palestinians get a state and when shall the Israelis get peace? Meanwhile a new phase has begun in the ongoing yearlong War. The northern borders of Israel and the regions of southern Lebanon seem to be on the way to face for more this. Today, minutes (guess it was about 90 to 100 minutes) after Israeli Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu(Anglicized version: Benjamin Netanyahu) gave a speech at the UN General Assembly, Israeli planes struck what is considered to be Hezbollah's Head Quarters in Beirut, Lebanon. The neighborhood of Dahiya, where the building is located, is considered a Hezbollah stronghold in the capital. Once upon a time, Beirut was considered as the Paris of the Middle East. At UN, PM Netanyahu took a strong stance. “I have a message for the tyrants of Tehran: If you strike us we will strike you. There is no place in Iran that long arm of Israel cannot reach, and that is true of the entire Middle East.” He referred to Hezbollah as “a terror army perched on our northern border.” Israel has come a long way since its independence 77 years ago, but battles and wars in the long ongoing Middle-East conflict continues. But a lot has changed. Today, Israel faces a different nature of adversaries. The Palestinians meanwhile, seek a nation. Hezbollah remains the single greatest strong foe on Israel's borders. But who is behind it all, today? Many in Israel would say Iran. But its more complicated. After today's attack on Hezbollah Headquarters in Dahiya, Beirut, its still not clear whether the Hezbollah chief Hassan Nasrallah is dead or alive. Let's cover a few more pages from history and the present. --------------------------------------------------- I look forward to any suggestions/criticism/backlash/hate mail at the email address: [email protected] . Feel free to write. Keeping it under 250 words would be appreciated, indeed.
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  Israel and Palestine: Gaza, Iran, Arab states and why any Resolution for Peace is far away 13.08.2024 54นาที

  As of posting this episode, Ismail Haniyeh, the Hamas leader has been assassinated in Tehran, Iran on July 31, 2024. So have some top Hezbollah commanders in Lebanon and some Hamas commanders in Gaza. Last night on August 12, 2024 Israel Defense Forces(The Tzahal) went on Peak Alertness with the expectation of an Iranian attack as Iran readied its missiles and drones. As of August 13, this morning 7:47 AM in Jerusalem, this attack has not taken place. Putting into present context of our region of the subcontinent: What have been some recent major political developments in the Indian Subcontinent/South Asia: 1. Fall of Ashraf Ghani led Afghan government and the return of Taliban 2. Muizzu taking power in Maldives 3. Imran Khan being removed from power in Pakistan while Sharifs and Bhuttos(more like Zardaris) agreeing to share power under the overarching system of the military directorship(if not outright dictatorship, the military of Pak has learnt that its better to stay behind curtains and direct the throne). Let's not forget that it was Pak Military that had brought Imran Khan to power in the first place. The Pak Fauj giveth and the Pak Fauj taketh away 4. Sheikh Hasina leaving power amidst agitations/mob violence and Bangladesh Nationalist Party eyeing a return, with Bangladesh military support. The Bangladesh Military has definitely gained more political power than it was able to exercise in the last 14 years. Stability of a state, its politics and the grasp on power of its rulers is NEVER GUARANTEED. There is constant struggle with internal elements and national threats. All we can say is stability can be be very uncertain. Israel's sole goal in some ways has been to ensure a security architecture where its statehood does not come under serious threat. October 7 did not exactly threaten the statehood of Israel but it showed how easy it was to destroy the stability and order that Israel had created. After 1973 this was the single greatest event where Israel came under a surprise attack and over a 1400 Israelis died in 2 days. It was a shock to the body-mass of the state and society. And led to the current conflict in Gaza where Israel is trying to bring back the Israelis taken hostage and destroy Hamas as a military force. Many however disagree with extent of correctness of the earlier statement as Netanyahu, the Israeli Prime Minister, is in a tough spot and the events of October 7 showed that the security that he guaranteed had failed and the corruption charges are in cold freezer as long as he remains prime minister. Many of the hostage's families have also sought a change in the approach of the Israeli government What are the key issues in the Israel-Palestine Conflict that render any significant peace move impossible without compromises?
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  Israel Palestine Conflict, notion of state and recognition 03.06.2024 1ชม. 8นาที

  This is in continuation of the previous episode on Israel Palestine Conflict. It brings in a few more perspectives including a comparison of Israel with Pakistan and India with Palestine. In case of India, it understood the stark reality of its partition and the creation of an artificial state of Pakistan from within it along religious lines. India took the path of a secular republic, six years later Pakistan became the first Islamic Republic in the world. Republic of India recognized Pakistan on the first day of its independence on August 15, 1947. Unlike India, the leaders of Arabs of the land of Mandate of Palestine and later Palestine, did not recognize Israel when it became a reality with recognition from many states in 1948. Much later Palestine Liberation Organization(PLO) recognized Israel in 1993. While a State of Palestine exists with observer status at UNGA and recognition from a large number of states(mainly in the non-west, only recently some western states have recognized Palestine), a full fledged Palestinian state with sovereignty remains a work in progress. I look forward to any suggestions/criticism/backlash/hate mail at the email address: [email protected] . Feel free to write. Keeping it under 250 words would be appreciated, indeed.
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  Palestine Israel Conflict. October 7 Attack on Israel & Gaza Conflict-destruction. Another battle in the long going Israel-Palestine conflict? [QnA] 22.05.2024 1ชม. 55นาที

  Urge you to watch this: A Palestinian and an Israeli, Face to Face | Aziz Abu Sarah and Maoz Inon : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0juLRi90kRg After the October 7 attacks by Hamas and other groups on Israeli civilians, Israel has embarked on a series of offences that have lasted over 7 months by now. In the October 7 attacks many Israeli lives were lost. In the military actions that have followed many Gazan lives have been lost, over several times. In response International Criminal Court has sought warrants against Israeli PM Binyamin Netanyahu, Defence Minister Yoav Gallant and Hamas leaders Yahya Sinwar, Mohammed Diab Ibrahim al-Masri(Deif), Ismail Haniyeh. You can read about it here: https://www.icc-cpi.int/news/statement-icc-prosecutor-karim-aa-khan-kc-applications-arrest-warrants-situation-state Recently AP published a piece on debunking of some of the claims of Hamas acts: https://apnews.com/article/israel-hamas-war-sexual-violence-zaka-ca7905bf9520b1e646f86d72cdf03244 Further, this horrifying video shows the kidnapping of female Israeli soldiers: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PZRlrWHHRoU&rco=1 There are other points provided by The Hill in https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0z5GBz4yt2k Thus, we must understand that both sides are waging a war of narrative as well. UN found something as shown here in this video from the highly regarded Guardian News titled "UN finds ‘convincing information’ that Hamas raped and tortured Israeli hostages", almost 2 months before the above two videos. You can watch the UN statement from Guardian here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rbs0vQDJ_aQ In this long ongoing Israeli-Palestinian conflict, this seems like the latest ongoing episode. But there is more to it. NOTE: This is an informal conversation being offered to listeners with some perspectives in mind. Some of the things being said might not be fully correct but there is context to it that might not have been possible to cover/include/mention in this podcast episode. People have spent their lifetimes to understand the issue at hand and it is a contentious issue involving emotions from both sides. My attempt is to merely scratch the surface and I am sure to have failed at that. But if it helps you in getting some new views, information and ideas, I would have succeeded by some measure. I look forward to any criticism or backlash at the email address: [email protected] . Feel free to write. Keeping it under 250 words would be appreciated, indeed.
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  Announcements: Changes, Mail your suggestions 17.05.2024 4นาที

  Hi Hope you are enjoying this podcast and there are 68 episodes for you to go through and enjoy. There are some upcoming changes to the way we upload our podcasts. From what I understand it is expected that we make them more geared towards video/slides/animation along with the voice. I intend to adapt accordingly and am in the learning process. Meanwhile should you have any suggestions/remarks/information ...feel free to drop an email to [email protected] . You may also send in your questions and recommendations and I shall have episodes where I shall answer them. I might be away and then suddenly reappear with an episode. Till then हम हैं रIही World History के फिर मलेंगे चलते चलते もうすぐ私から連絡があるかもしれません آپ جلد ہی مجھ سے سنیں گے۔ Вы скоро услышите от меня Tendrías noticias mías pronto 곧 내 소식을 듣게 될 거야 Anda akan segera mendengar kabar dari saya በቅርቡ ከእኔ ትሰማለህ
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  2.25 Ancient India Part XXV: Indo Greeks(Bactrians), Indo-Scythians(Shakas), Indo-Parthians, Kushanas-Kanishka the Great 30.04.2024 53นาที

  Indo Greeks(Bactrians), Indo-Scythians(Shakas), Indo-Parthians, Kushanas all came and ruled parts of northern India. Kanishka the Great was the most famous among all these rulers. They accepted Indian cultures, beliefs and added it to their own. Many of their rulers are today known for their religious tolerance. In this episode we shall cover the details of the Central Asian rulers(their origins or those of the founders of their dynasty lay in Central Asia) and dynasties that ruled over parts of India in their periods of rule that roughly lay between 300 BC and 300 AD. They mainly ruled over the northern parts of Indian subcontinent and parts of central Asia. We also mention the first two Scythian rulers in India, Maues(the name means "Tiger" in the Scythian/Saka language) and Azes(the name means "Leader" in the Scythian/Saka language). Azes won over Hippostratos, cementing Scythian rule in western India In the present of Israel-Palestine: ongoing Israel-Hamas conflict(mainly Israeli response and military acts in Gaza) after October 7, 2023 attacks many have different persepectives. This April 2024 a TED talk took place in Vancouver, Canada with Maoz(Maoz Inon) and Aziz(Aziz Abu Sarah), two peacemakers from Israel and Palestine respectively. I mentioned this as their names are similar to those of the Scythian rulers mentioned earlier. The name Maoz means "strength" in Hebrew and Aziz means "respected" in Arabic. You can watch them talk here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0juLRi90kRg We would appreciate you, our listeners, rating us on the platform you are listening this podcast on. Episode 24 would be added later and it shall cover the Mauryan rulers who came after Ashoka. Corrigendum: Saka Era started with Kanishka's rule according to some sources, but we now know it started several decades before Kanishka. In this episode I claimed that it started with the rule of the Scythians. But to my best understanding. The Saka Era calendar probably started when some Indian ruler defeated a Scythian ruler.