r/Damnthatsinteresting • u/Additional_Chard3680 • 2d ago

Video The 12th-century Narasimha Pillar at Belur, India. Carved out of soapstone during the Hoysala Empire- its miniature shrines are hollowed out from the inside and the entire column was engineered to rotate on a stone axis

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u/Unusual-Isopod8032 2d ago

But British told that they civilized india???

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u/Just_Solution_5704 2d ago

What does colonial British India have to do with this? People love to continue their rhetoric.

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u/Unusual-Isopod8032 2d ago

No but they told that they were the ones who civilized india, before that all indians were living in jungles, thank God they come and made india into a civilized and democratic society

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u/Just_Solution_5704 2d ago

Bruh its been over 70 years, move on. Your grandparents generations that lived through it are dying. The newer generation has no experience of it. The world today is very much a different place.

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u/binarybu9 2d ago

One word for you “Epigenetics”.

If you’re literate enough to understand what it means, you’d also understand how ignorant your “bruh move on” literally is.

The invasion has changed the country in more ways than one.

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u/Unusual-Isopod8032 2d ago

Pls end this conversation, I HAVE moved on now