Mystery of Kohinoor | Curse of World's Most Famous Diamond | Dhruv Rathee

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• DH

  @dhruvrathee · 4 years ago (edited) · pinned

  Which other similar topics would you like to see?

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• VA

  @variant084 · 4 years ago

  This diamond carries so much history, Imagine it being found on the river by a random person, it being passed on to so many historical hands and bloody wars, the mughals, persians, afghans, sikhs, the britishers and now its right there in the tower of london. It is definitely worth more than half of the worlds daily expense

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• CE

  @cedricvaz6112 · 3 years ago

  Since the Kohinoor diamond was mined from Golconda diamond mines, near Hyderabad, India so rightfully it was "born in India" ! So it's last and final resting place should rightfully be somewhere within India as the Govt. finds a high security museum for it where it can be viewed by all Indians including foreign tourists to India just like the Taj Mahal.! 🤔

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• KA

  @kaushalsatpute9282 · 2 years ago (edited)

  It was so wrong of the british to take advantage of Duleep Singh's age and then snatch his mother from him!😤 May god bless his soul 🙏

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• SU

  @surya-0-h7d · 1 year ago (edited)

  Who are come after Dhruv rathee "the dark reality of diamonds" video?❤

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• MI

  @MILAN_03_GOAT · 4 years ago (edited)

  Isn&apos;t the content, animation and the feel we get watching this video out of the world?!!<br><br>Dhruv needs loads of appreciation for his immensely well-researched materials. Ranging from current affairs to historical depths, we found it all from his broad-minded perspective. Heartfelt congrats!

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• SH

  @Shankhshukla · 4 years ago

  This 18 min video about Kohinoor was more informative than my enitre History classes in school.<br>Ur research is amazing ❤️

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• PA

  @parteeks9012 · 2 years ago (edited)

  Imagine the story of Duleep, the son of a king who tragically died from starvation, yet had the chance to lay his eyes upon the Kohinoor, of which he was the rightful owner after his father.

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• NU

  @nushratjahan-yp4qm · 1 month ago

  Kapde ki video dekhne ke baad dubara yaha dekhne aa gayi😅😅halanki ye pehle dekha hai lkn bhut time pehle kuch kuch bhul gyi hoon

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• NO

  @NomadicAbhi01 · 4 years ago

  Hlo dhruv sir. <br>Thanks for this masterpiece 🔥

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• SH

  @ShivaniSharma-qw6li · 4 years ago

  Kohinoor has been mentioned in several Indian texts before 1526 also. Before Babur it was authorized by Tomar Dynasty of Gwalior but after the death of Mansingh Tomar his son Vikramaditya accepted the sovereignty the Ibrahim Lodhi and when Ibrahim lodhi lost the 1st Battle of Panipat 1526 it eventually went to Babur.

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• GO

  @gokuson_0 · 2 years ago

  I also thought that they should give that diamond back to india but i think they can protect it more than Indian gov. After all at least the country people knows that their precious thing is safe and where it is. There is a lots of ancient precious indian things in uk but they never tried to take back .

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