“Both this podcast and the book on the same topic by Professor Khilnani are absolutely brilliant. I find myself going back to them year after year. Well researched and exquisitely presented, the podcast and the book overflow with novel insights. What a marvelous approach to Indian history!”
pdxgupta via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
08/30/23
“An eye for detail and delivering all that’s needed in a very concise manner. The characters and details presented are well thought through. And exceptional presentation”
usingbloomberfor20years via Apple Podcasts ·
Singapore ·
01/04/22
“Just loved it, Millennials would love it as it describes India(s) from the time of Buddha to Ambani. The personalities chosen and the historical nuggets about them are chosen carefully and give us the right insight than a normal historical book. Do log in.”
“I love this podcast. I’m making my way through them. However I want to notify the makers that the episode on Ambedkar is only showing a runtime of 8min for me, and cuts off at the middle of a sentence.”
pdiddly1995 via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
12/02/19
“India’s history through the lives of 50 personalities is interesting and informative. The episode about Dr Ambedkar is stopped abruptly. Any technical issues?”
“Authentic, eye-opening, diverse, and nostalgic - very highly recommended listening to learn about historic and contemporary Indian personalities, with just the right kind and length of pieces”
vijraman via Apple Podcasts ·
Great Britain ·
04/16/17
“Great series. A diverse collection of personalities representing concepts, philosophy's that give insight into the character of India... I hope he makes the other 25 episodes”Read full review »
“I have enjoyed listening to this podcast as it has introduced me to Indian history and culture, a topic I know very little about. Each episode focuses on one person’s life, roughly moving from ancient history to modern history.”
“The series is well produced, Prof Khilnani has an engaging voice and the content is superb. Even for someone who is well versed with Indian history, this series offers a lot of insight and commentary that is not easily accessible or taught by school grade textbooks. It is decidedly not...”Read full review »
zaphod007 via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
07/15/15
“Sunil Khilnani narrates the lives of people who had strong faith in themselves to change the world around them promoting liberal ideas who went unrecognised to a large extent in the present generation of intellectual Indians. The ideas of these great people can be implemented widely even today.”
Aham Brahms via Apple Podcasts ·
Singapore ·
06/12/15