Immortal India with Amish

In the 2nd Part of the 3rd episode covering India’s 2000-year economic journey, Amish delves into India's disastrous economic decline during the colonial British Raj, and also examines how, sadly, the decline continued even after gaining independence, during India’s pre-1991 socialist phase. What factors contributed to this prolonged economic struggle, and how did India begin to turn the tide post 1991? Join us as we explore this crucial chapter in India's history. This two-part series delves into the pivotal events and influences that have shaped India's economic landscape over the past 2000 years.  Discover India's remarkable journey from prosperity to decline and its recent revival in this insightful exploration.

Many claim that India was the wealthiest land on earth in ancient times. Is that the truth or WhatsApp university gyaan? Explore this burning subject with Amish. The Rise, Fall and Revival of India's Golden Empire: A stunning 2000 year History. This two-part series delves into the pivotal events and influences that have shaped India's economic landscape over the past 2000 years.

Drawing from Amish's insightful speech at the Oxford Union Debate, this episode of "Immortal India With Amish," unravels how ancient Indian traditions, rooted in Dharmic philosophies, see no contradiction between science and spirituality. Amish delves into how Dharmic faiths embrace both questioning inquiry and religious beliefs, contrasting with the contentious interplay often seen in Abrahamic traditions between God & Science. Explore fascinating concepts like Blasphemy, Nirvana, and why the idea of flat-earthers still finds footing in the West. Discover how God and Science can coexist.

Was India created by the British? Did our ancestors see us as one nation?  In this episode of Immortal India With Amish , Amish debunks the common misconception that India became a nation only under British rule, delving into historical evidence from ancient Indian manuscripts and foreigners’ travelogues that affirm India's long standing unity in diversity.