The Story of Indian Scripts - Part 1 | The cave inscriptions of Mamallapuram

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  @deewagarbaskaran9397 · 3 years ago (edited)

  We Tamil Malaysians are proud of our connections to ancestors from Tamil Nadu and  Sri Lanka Tamil. Valga Tamil, valga Tamil makkal 🙏🏽🔥💪🏾🥰

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  @nevillelamech9917 · 1 year ago

  I'm a Tamil Malaysian. I just visited Chennai a month ago and spent some time in the Government Museum in Egmore. Your videos give more depth and insight to the artefacts I remember seeing in the museum. Thank you for making this well narrated and structured videos.

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  @emghee2510 · 2 years ago

  Most of my Indian frens are from Kerala. My guru is from Andra Pradesh and speaks Telugu. I speak basic Hindi (enough to get basic necessities, some small talk). I love the intricate and festive look Southern scripts have. Telugu is so mesmerizing. It looks like fine filligree on paper. I wish I could read it. A thousand lifetimes would never be enough to take in all of Bharat's deep mysteries and wonders. 💖

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  @vismithamahesh5907 · 3 years ago

  Your channel is doing a great job, most history based channels become too focused with the political side of these discussions - this is honest and focused on the learning side. Looking forward to more of your videos.

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  @adithyaanil393 · 3 years ago

  I'm a Kannadiga, i never knew that there was a script called Bhattiprolu before Brahmi evolved into Kadamba script. Amazing knowledge, Thank you!

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  @TheKakamukaKavithaViswam · 3 years ago (edited)

  Goosebumps! Thoroughly enjoyed this episode. &nbsp;Nice to hear the ‘Zha’ sound so very well articulated by the narrators when saying ‘Tamizh’ <br>Nandri 🙏<br>Dhanyawadaha 🙏

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  @williamliamsmith4923 · 3 years ago

  Great production. Both the narrators are doing a wonderful job.

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  @decodingmyroot · 3 years ago

  So true - Current Hindi has so many Urdu &amp; Persian words - If Hindi goes back to its original form - The gap between South Indian languages &amp; Hindi will reduce to a great extent.

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  @cuddlessingh1740 · 3 years ago

  Till the Indus script is properly decoded the origin of Indian languages will remain shrouded in mystery. One has to factor in the period of Shruthi as b4 Smriti as well so all Indic languages do have this verbal period b4 characters r assigned to sounds &amp; given there r huge gaps in Indian history due to invaders ,natural calamities we may never know which came 1st. But today each has its unique place &amp; no equal beyond Bharat exists.

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  @ramakrishnannagarajan2100 · 2 years ago

  The Malayalam letter depicted in the “The letter ‘Pa’” chart at <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ax5Hl-R_Xl0&amp;t=462">7:42</a> is actually the letter “kha”. The letter Pa in. Malayalam is the same as the Grantha letter above.

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  @abhishekdan · 3 years ago

  Liked the unbiased presentation without mixing present day politics from either sides. Hungry for more such content..

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  @digambarwarke9796 · 3 years ago

  Thank you for preserving those details and classifing our all identity!

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