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What will Mughal lovers Romila Thaper and other ‘distorians’ say?

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Tathvam-asi2 years ago

@JoshiGargiGoyal 👏🏼👏🏼🙏🏼

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Torque2 years ago

Wootz steel is the anglicised version of Ukku (ಉಕ್ಕು), the Kannada word for steel. Karnataka was the region where the best steel was being produced.

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SanataniSheFighter हिंसक हिंदू2 years ago

Its one of your very few posts that appeared on my feed

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Tathvam-asi2 years ago

@sristi4 Oh yesterday I didn’t post much as I drove for 4hrs to attend an event and there was no signal there. So completely out of phone for nearly 8-9hrs.

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Infinity Seeker (অনন্ত পথের পথিক)2 years ago

Making Wutz Steel is a lost technology from Kerala. This knowledge was still available till British arrived. As the keeper of such knowledge refused to relay the secret knowledge gained through Parampara, they destroyed it. Such technology could not be mimicked again.

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Abhishek2 years ago

Indians produced the first true steel, fusing iron with a high amount of carbon (1 to 1.6 per cent). They did this by sealing iron and charcoal into clay containers called crucibles, and roasting these at extremely high temperatures in furnaces. This was during 400 BCE

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shiv_cybersurg2 years ago

They will say you are a stupid Sanghi. Why even mention names like Thapar. They say that naming is worshipping, by giving importance - like Jai Shri Ram.

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IamtheOne 🇮🇳2 years ago

But leftist historians told us Mughal and Arabs bought everything to India 🤦🏽🤦🏽 @Nishantborse1 @sameerdarwhekar @sachinkarmalkar

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Gaiseric II2 years ago

Yep the infamous Damascus steel which is hard to replicate, the ore is actually from Southern India. It was taken to Syria and forged there, hence the name Damascus steel. This is the inspiration behind Valyrian Steel in Game of Thrones.

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