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Sep 12, 2026

AlistairNARRATOR
19:58
That sentiment is antagonism toward British rule.
AlistairNARRATOR
20:02
Perhaps no other could have brought Brahmin and Pariah, Hindu and Muslim, Marathi and Bengali together, but they have been welded together in the heat of resentment against what they consider as the wrongs done to them by England.
AlistairNARRATOR
20:17
The nationalist torrent which has raged in India of recent years is a flood swelled by innumerable rivulets of discontent, but its main current has been the desire for Swarajya, self-government.
AlistairNARRATOR
20:29
Indian youth, mostly of the higher castes and wealthier classes, having studied at English universities, returning to India found much to criticize in the British administration.
AlistairNARRATOR
20:43
That sentiment is antagonism toward British rule.
AlistairNARRATOR
20:46
Perhaps no other could have brought Brahmin and Pariah, Hindu and Muslim, Marathi and Bengali together, but they have been welded together in the heat of resentment against what they consider as the wrongs done to them by England.
AlistairNARRATOR
21:02
The nationalist torrent which has raged in India of recent years is a flood swelled by innumerable rivulets of discontent, but its main current has been the desire for Swarajya, self-government.
AlistairNARRATOR
21:13
Indian youths, mostly of the higher castes and wealthier classes, having studied at English universities, returning to India found much to criticize in the British administration.
ShankaranandaHOST
6:37
And he would answer them.
ShankaranandaHOST
6:40
He spoke in Hindi, Marathi, and was translated into English.
ShankaranandaHOST
6:45
And he was very expressive, giving a talk.
ShankaranandaHOST
6:50
And that's relevant to tonight's program, which I'll tell you about in a minute.

18 MINS LATER

ShankaranandaHOST
25:06
I had a moment of doubt.
ShankaranandaHOST
25:09
Baba, you always tell us to meditate on the self.
ShankaranandaHOST
25:13
Why can't I find my own self? Is it far away or so near that I can't find it? Will you point me in the right direction? And Baba says, what you say reminds me of a verse of Krishna Sutta in the Vedantic work called the Panchadasi, which is one of the major works of philosophy of Vedanta, which he rendered into Marathi verse.
ShankaranandaHOST
25:41
He says, there is a man who says, I have lost my tongue.
AlistairNARRATOR
19:45
That sentiment is antagonism toward British rule.
AlistairNARRATOR
19:49
Perhaps no other could have brought Brahman and Pariah, Hindu and Muslim, Marathi and Bengali together.
AlistairNARRATOR
19:57
But they have been welded together in the heat of resentment against what they consider as the wrongs done to them by England.
AlistairNARRATOR
20:05
The nationalist torrent which has raged in India of recent years is a flood swelled by innumerable rivulets of discontent, but its main current has been the desire for swaraj, self-government.
AlistairNARRATOR
20:45
That sentiment is antagonism toward British rule.
AlistairNARRATOR
20:48
Perhaps no other could have brought Brahman and Pariah, Hindu and Muslim, Marathi and Bengali together, but they have been welded together in the heat of resentment against what they consider as the wrongs done to them by England.
AlistairNARRATOR
21:04
The nationalist torrent which has raged in India of recent years is a flood swelled by innumerable rivulets of discontent, but its main current has been the desire for swaraj, self-government.
AlistairNARRATOR
21:15
Indian youth, mostly of the higher castes and wealthier classes, having studied at English universities, returning to India found much to criticize in the British administration.
Shamik ChakrabartiGUEST
4:23
I wanted to find out, but they were like, "We don't allow you." I, I said, "No touching." They said-
Cyrus BroachaHOST
4:27
Pengie is a Marathi name.
Shamik ChakrabartiGUEST
4:29
Nice.
Cyrus BroachaHOST
4:29
That could also be, you know, it could be-
Shamik ChakrabartiGUEST
4:30
There was a Marathi guy next to me.
Cyrus BroachaHOST
4:32
Yeah, I can just-- [chuckles] I'm not penguin.
Cyrus BroachaHOST
4:34
Me pengie.

8 MINS LATER

Cyrus BroachaHOST
12:55
[laughs]
AlistairNARRATOR
20:15
That sentiment is antagonism toward British rule.
AlistairNARRATOR
20:19
Perhaps no other could have brought Brahmin and Pariah, Hindu and Muslim, Marathi and Bengali together, but they have been welded together in the heat of resentment against what they consider as the wrongs done to them by England.
AlistairNARRATOR
20:34
The nationalist torrent which has raged in India of recent years is a flood swelled by innumerable rivulets of discontent, but its main current has been the desire for Swarajya, self-government.
AlistairNARRATOR
20:46
Indian youth, mostly of the higher castes and wealthier classes, having studied at English universities, returning to India found much to criticize in the British administration.
Werd BadawiHOST
7:42
It's like, it's an, and you know what, honestly, even growing up, Majid, I remember it.
Werd BadawiHOST
7:47
And, you know, my Marathi friends, when it came to their holidays, there were always three specific, actually four, that they'd always be in.
Werd BadawiHOST
7:55
And they'd spend the entire summer there.
Werd BadawiHOST
7:57
It was not like some two-week fling or something.
AlistairNARRATOR
18:45
That sentiment is antagonism toward British rule.
AlistairNARRATOR
18:48
Perhaps no other could have brought Brahman and Pariah, Hindu and Moslem, Marathi and Bengali together; but they have been welded together in the heat of resentment against what they consider as the wrongs done to them by England.
AlistairNARRATOR
19:04
The nationalist torrent which has raged in India of recent years is a flood swelled by innumerable rivulets of discontent, but its main current has been the desire for swaraj, self-government.
AlistairNARRATOR
19:15
Indian youth, mostly of the higher castes and wealthier classes, having studied at English universities, returning to India found much to criticize in the British administration.
Kushal MehraHOST
80:20
When frustration comes, a man abuses in his language.
Kushal MehraHOST
80:22
This Maharashtra's dog abuses in Marathi.
Kushal MehraHOST
80:34
every Indian state needs its own tier one city agreed in fact you look at one of the podcasts we did on the language wars where it said why every state needs a major metro and it needs to be an economic hub and that in that area people from the country should flock every state should have it Poor people are harmed most by
Kushal MehraHOST
80:54
state-level petrol taxes.

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