Ancient, Modern and Medieval Indian History Combo

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  1. I gave interview of UPSC civil services this year by self preparation in my second attempt with only NCERT+ SPECTRUM+ LAXMIKANT reading. Now I am watching your NCERT series, it’s like eye awakening for me. Everything in modern Indian history seems new to me.
    Regards
    Nirmal Kumar

    Sir, Today I have successfully subscribed from your website. Thank you for providing such a wonderful series. Guru Dakshina baki h, UPSC clear hone k baad main aapse jarur milunga.
    Kai baar mjhe lagta h..mera mains clear kaise ho gaya…..Achcha hua aap mil gaye…..der hi sahi, sikh mile to almighty ka dhanyawaad kar dena chihea
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  2. sir you are right
    hindus are not want to take messages from the holy books or even by watching. for example in ramayana , ram ji ate half eaten ber given by low caste- shabri but hindus still believe in untouchability. Moreover in our families ,our elders believed that girls are not allowed to go to dargah in fear that whether their(girls) in laws have faith or not but they themselves went there . they also used to say……bagwan tn ek hi hai. agr bagwan ek hi hai and he is our great father so just as….. father don’t want to cause any harm to their children so why god will do so. now,i am able to understand that how much difficult it would be for these legends to convince people in 19th century

  3. Sir I’m Not a UPSC aspirant . I’m preparing for NET (History) . Sir so Your video and The book like Bipin Chandra , Satish Chandra and RS sharma is sufficient for me?

  5. sir in my caste rajputs widows remarriage is still a big issue. and thoughts are really regressive against widows they are still considered as bad image and on the sight of her people take it as bad omen.

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