Indus Valley's Biggest Secret

I'm a graduate engineer trying to study the world. It's history, geography, science, literature.. chapter everything. Thanks to Mohak for gifting such beautiful videos.

Mughals were not indians they were foreigners. Just being born on Indian soil doesn't make you Indian it's culture that makes you Indian . Mughals were originally turks.

This reminds me of a Sanskrit shloka that I read which nostalgically talks about a golden era when, न राज्यं न च राजासीत् न दण्ड्यो न च दाण्डिकः। धर्मेणैव प्रजा: सर्वा रक्षन्ति स्म परस्परम् ॥ There was neither a kingdom, nor a king. Neither someone punished, nor a punisher. By Dharma alone all the citizens protected each other.

As an archaeologist aspirant, whenever I heard ARCHAEOLOGIST it feels so good. I feel like archaeologist are underrated but now they are gaining importance due to youtubers like you😊

Being a student of history (class12).....I already knew all these facts ... but the way you connected these dots in form of a theory is really educational and appreciable 🎉

I like how subconsciously the Indian civilization had ended up retaining peace and non violence during independence and even to this day has no first attack/strike policy. It is also generally considered a peaceful partner across the globe by several countries and has the best international diplomacy barring Pakistan (and still holds the largest trade with China)

I’m a sindhi & my grandmother used to tell me so many stories about sindh. She told me that her ancestors for living there for thousands of years. She said that her family was living in the same place for roughly 1200 years before they were forced to run away during partition

As far as I could read up, apparently, the collapse of the Indus Valley Civilization was because of the change in global weather around 4200 years ago, which shifted the Indian monsoons further to the southeast, which ended up reducing the irrigation ability of the Indus river, thereby expanding the size of the Thar Desert. Thus, faced with reduced agricultural yields, the residents moved further east and southeast, eventually settling at the Gangetic plains. This event is known as the "4.2 kiloyear BP aridification event", which is also one of the reasons why the Egyptian civilization shrank massively in size, and the Mesopotamian civilization withdrew to the northern and southern ends of the Tigris-Euphrates river systems.

After a hectic day at the office all we need is an educational video from Mohak to end the day on a better note😊 Love your work brother❤ Keep it up.

Non violent society is a utopian concept. Aggression is the most primal instinct of human psyche - Sigmund Freud

This is one of your best videos. I always thought the topic of Indus valley is overexplored and we can't get anything more out of it unless we decipher the script. But dude your way of looking at things fascinate me. What a beautiful time would it be to be alive in that ancient yet modern civilization. Thanks Mohak❤😊

This channel is so addictive to history lovers.❤

A balanced and finely presented episode. Thanks for all the efforts made in the creation of this episode.

"Peace never exist without violence" —Lord Krishna

This is what kind of content we want from youtube. Unbiased with positive approach🤩

As a upsc cse aspirant & as history wasmy optionalsubject , I studied IVC From Teachers & from many books by thinkers , Archeologists & from my teacher who is an Indologist studied Indian History I was so happy to see a video being made on IVC from a youtuber like Mohak Bhaiii , it's time to learn about IVC by every Indian. 😊👍😍

As a Sindhi watching from Sindh I must congratulate you on making such detailed and wonderful video. Mohenjo-Daro was so advanced that even after 5000 years the city was able to drain out disasterous torrential storm of 2022. (To know about the intensity of the storm: It rained for many days without pause and 100% of "kacha makaans" were destroyed in whole district)

If I had a time machine.......I would definitely love to Travel back to Harappa/Mohenjodaro OR any of the Indus Valley civilization cities.........

I love your work and content you choose to talk about! Your videos are super informative and the best part is that they are not at political -some place where I can come and not get infuriated with divisive content but just get my knowledge domain richer! Thank you 🙏🏼

@7:14 reminds me of the reason why we don't find big elegant castles like in Germany/England in South India ( except mysuru) and extending to SE Asia It is said that South tamilan kings used to live and rule from a normal house like every citizen