What If Everything Went PERFECT For India
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As a Pakistani I have to say Jinnah separating Pakistan from india seems more like an evil plan from the british rather than a separation for Muslims.
British played with insecurities of power between nehru and jinha
No bro...Muslims asked for it...fought for it.
Direct action day
Yes and no.
The British were not aware in the 1940s that their days as a superpower were over. But they knew that they were not able to hold on to India by force any more, also it had become a financial liability rather than an asset. So they decided to leave.
BUT.
They had interests in West & central Asia ( oil and USSR) so they thought they needed a base for future operations because they didn't think the Congress party in India would play ball with them. ( correctly) . So they decided to create a brand new entity out of thin air at the desired location, religion was the excuse, and the Muslim league was a tool in the British hands, and E Pakistan later Bangladesh was the un intended side effect.
However, whatever has happened has happened and it is history, Pakistan people should try and find genuine leaders, not mullahs and generals to lead them. The day Pakistanis start thinking about themselves rather than Kashmir. Palestine. Indian Muslims etc and tell the generals, mullahs and politicians , forget about Muslims in the rest of the world, what about the Muslims in Pakistan? You will become a successful country.
Interesting statistics. More Muslims are killed by fellow Muslims in Pakistan EVERY year, than the total no of Muslims killed in India in ALL the religious riots in India for the last 75 year's. And Pakistanis and other Muslims keep barking about the ONE babri masjid demolition, but forget about the thousands of temples, churches and gurudwaras that have been destroyed in Pakistan, there are bomb blasts in mosques in Pakistan, dozens of them all done by fellow Muslims .
So Indian Muslims are safe happy and much better educated and prosperous than the average Pakistani.
@@adhirbose9910 No actually Churchill was in it if you watch the video by Dhruv Rathee he explains how and who among the founders were involved in it. It's nothing to do with religion that's what they said to sell to the public but in reality many things were going on in the background
@@adhirbose9910 But I do agree Mullahs are a big problem, I think any religion is massive business empire run by muolvis pundits, priests and rabbi's
As an indian I see this as an absoloute win
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As a non indian I see this as an absolut win.
Did nobody notice it says What if everything went perfect for Bulgaria in the beginning?
@@venomthe3rdfgtvee755Classic Bulgarian colony
As a baloch we want to be Indian 😊😊❤❤
Being Indian, I'm sorry pappu nehru said no when Balochistan wanted to join india just bcoz it was far !
I support free Balochistan
Balochistan is kand of hinglaj mata
Jai hinglaj mata 🕉️❤️🙏🇮🇳
Come to India, we welcome you.
If you are Indian by heart, then you are totally Indian.
If everything went perfect for india, it wouldn't have been under the rule of brutal invaders like mughals and britishers.
Before it had suffered for almost a millennia it used to produce the 33% of the world's GDP.
Mughals reduced it to 25% and destroyed the BHARAT ethnically and culturally; while British took the opportunity to defeat the Rajput that just won fighting mughals for so many centuries. In case everything went correct for India (BHARAT) it would be the most powerful and richest nation in the whole world. Richest not only by wealth, but also the richest culturally, scientifically and spiritually. Well at least it still holds the title of Spiritual hub of the current hub.
@@Nope-fx9jj But it would have taken much longer for the entire country to unite as one nation under one power. So, even if the british did not come, it would have gone back to smaller kingdoms all fighting each other and conquering each other over time, and then freeing themselves again, the same way it was before the Mughals came.
I love that on the first slide it says “Bulgaria” instead of “India”
Probably because the first flag by Gandhi looked just like the Bulgarian flag with the chakra. 😉
@@artman12 Or they just forgot to change it to "India"
@@ryanrg1545he*
Does that mean they’re planning to do Bulgaria?
@@jackhansen9951to Bulgaria video
Would you consider making a “What if everything went perfect for the Netherlands?” It would start in 1815 right after the creation of the United Kingdom of the Netherlands.
Why not start with the founding of the republic in the 16th century
Wouldn't the Dutch Republic be more interesting? Regions that were once part of the 17 provinces could all have been owned by it if the war capabilities were better or if Burgundy didnt let go of some of them like Julik and Bentheim
Tf is a netherlands
You mean the nether game thing from rawblocks?
@@dripmogus6979 cringe
@@mithea6946 @willemvanoranje5724 All of Possible History's "What if everything went perfect?" videos for modern nations so far have points of divergence in the late modern/contemporary period, so I think 1815 would be one he's more likely to do. It might be because the earlier the start, the more unpredictable and crazy the timeline can get as it goes on; so a more recent start date can give much more realistic while still interesting results. I'm also curious with how he'd handle the Belgian Revolution given the short time until then. That being said a video about the Dutch Republic would also be really cool.
1:45 it's pronounced as Hin-Dee. Hindu refers to followers of Hinduism. While Hindi is a language. Not necessarily always spoken by Hindu
If everything went perfect for india, it wouldn't have been under the rule of brutal invaders like mughals and britishers.
Before it had suffered for almost a millennia it used to produce the 33% of the world's GDP.
Mughals reduced it to 25% and destroyed the BHARAT ethnically and culturally; while British took the opportunity to defeat the Rajput that just won fighting mughals for so many centuries. In case everything went correct for India (BHARAT) it would be the most powerful and richest nation in the whole world. Richest not only by wealth, but also the richest culturally, scientifically and spiritually. Well at least it still holds the title of Spiritual hub of the current hub.
@@Nope-fx9jjyes. But he was just pointing out the mispronunciation
My brother, I'm sure u know how it's pronounced but that is not a helpful guide for the pronunciation. Westerners don't pronounce "Dee" like "thee" they'd probably mistake it for how the alphabet "D" itself is pronounced. it's as pronounced hin-thee not hin-dee.
@@Nope-fx9jj
My friend, not to be rude, buy India was made by the colonial times. Indians were never really united before that for long periods of time, having much the same story as China, except the Qing actually managed to hold on to power for long enough to cement China.
By contrast Indian identity is the product of nationalism, the various groups of people that had different languages (spoken and written) realizing that they are technically the same people and that they suffer the same struggle under foreign occupation.
Pakistan and India are brother nations, artificially separated on the grounds of religion!
@Wendeta-hq2cp The Bharat was a thing since vedic times.
Maybe it did face many samrajayas, but all those had the same identity~bharatiya. The way of life was also identical with some unique traits for each separate region. It originally followed a *WAY OF LIFE* known as *SANATAN DHARM.* You can't deny that fact by your fancy terms of a nation country. *Bharat* is much more than that. It's a whole *civilization* following the same way of life with their different traits.
Had the partition never happened, 50% of thr Indian problems would've already been resolved.
Lmao, keep dream. If Partition never happened, civil war would have, which would have led to partition anyway, creating even more issues for a broken India.
No they wouldn't India would have had a civil war between Muslims and Hindus.
Yeah it would have been possible, if RSS is not there.. but, with rise of communal forces in Hindu and Muslim extremists, civil war would have been inevitable.😢
Yeah it would have been possible, if RSS is not there.. but, with rise of communal forces in Hindu and Muslim extremists, civil war would have been inevitable.😢
@@theAi_journeyyou said if RSS wasn't there
Means you believe that hindu have become extremists
While muslim having jaish-e-muhammad Al-Qaeda is a normalcy?
It would have been unbiased and more centric if you would have said if no extremists group would have existed
As an indian I can assure you that India is not interested in making USA it's ally. For India it's just a strategic partner.
funny enough nowadays India is more allied with the BRICS than with the USA
But why? Why dont you like USA that much and how thigns would be fixed?
I have an idea, how about we do an opposite series where everything went horribly for a country?
Problem with that is it would probably just end in that country getting annexed as quickly as possible by their most repressive neighbor.
@@aAtom596 I was thinking more it ends as a rump state, to make things more interesting?
@@rubenrubio6875 That’s true, I think it would make for a kind of funny video to see a country get trashed in every possible way
that would just be History of Hungary
@@clydie We can make it worse for them. >:)
The partition of South Asia was the biggest mistake of humanity...
South Asia represents around 25% off all of humanity and considering if it were unified, the subcontinent would be A LOT more richer, as you mentioned, but also much more peaceful. Much suffering and extreme hatred that the subcontinent is in, would have been avoided. For Indians or Pakistanis seeing this, please stop hating the other, it just further divides us.
You are not Considering the possibility of a civil war between Hindus and Muslims. If a United Indian Subcontinent survives for more than 5 years, I would take a drop from Mount Everest. There's no way a country with the same level of diversity as the Indian Subcontinent could even function properly, let alone flourish under a "democracy". The subcontinent would end up in a far worse situation than it is now.
@@OptiSuS c'mon man lets be optimistic here, there really is a possibility for a flourishing united South Asia. As the creator already said india already holds about 15% of the worlds muslims, I don't see why it won't be able to hold some more.
@@lunalingo4461the problem is not that India couldn't handle more muslims NOW, its that in 1947, extremist terrorist ish groups of both Hindus and Muslims were basically slaughtering people of the opposite religion for fun in places like Kolkata. That being said, especially with the spirit of this video, its not entirely impossibly for the subcontinent to not be divided if enough things go right in the first half of the 20th century
@@lunalingo4461 Many non-Muslim Indians still don't like those 15% though...
The British Raj was ~65% hindu. Definitely a majority, but not an extreme one. Take a look at nigeria, its situation is similar: used to be a colony of the UK and is 50% muslim and 45% christian. This is much more extreme, yet it worked out. It isnt perfect, but it definitely shows that religion isn't something that makes people go into a civil war.
Would you consider making a "What if everything went PERFECT for Mexico" video? I think that would be quite interesting since pretty much the opposite was what happened in our world.
No
Habsburg Mexico Best Mexico
@@alt1f4 A fair and compelling counter argument
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Wouldn't the Rohingya territories, Nepal, Bhutan, Sri Lanka and the Maldives become part of the Indian state too? Or would that just be pushing India's luck?
Nepal and Bhutan were not part of british india so it would be kind of hard to control them, Myanmar and Sri lanka would be more possible
@@niknad5290Sri Lanka was a separate colony from British raj and Myanmar was and is much different from India to be a part of it
@@niknad5290 well Sikkim was independent too, but the thing is it had the possibility of becoming a state because India inherited the protectorship thing ever since Britain left. So, Nepal and Bhutan having a similar thing in place isn't too far-fetched.
Sri Lanka, the Maldives and the Rohingya territories might advocate and fight to join India if they ever start to gain some "Pan-Indian" consciousness. However, ideally, that would have to be before 1948, and also it would be hard to make it a reality. The British would really hate having to redraw borders, AND not everyone might unanimously agree with this supposed "Pan-Indian" movement. It's a possibility, but this is most likely pushing luck.
@@Yourfather546 but it would be more likely than Nepal or bhutan
@@niknad5290I would say Nepal and Bhutan were more likely to be a part of India than Myanmar
The cold war would change a little bit, but the biggest changes I do agree would hit in 2020's as it would have managed to play the world and bring a balance to the normal waring nations.
If everything went perfect for india, it wouldn't have been under the rule of brutal invaders like mughals and britishers.
Before it had suffered for almost a millennia it used to produce the 33% of the world's GDP.
Mughals reduced it to 25% and destroyed the BHARAT ethnically and culturally; while British took the opportunity to defeat the Rajput that just won fighting mughals for so many centuries. In case everything went correct for India (BHARAT) it would be the most powerful and richest nation in the whole world. Richest not only by wealth, but also the richest culturally, scientifically and spiritually. Well at least it still holds the title of Spiritual hub of the current hub.
as a Muslim indian i see this as an absolute win
Jai Pakistan 🇵🇰
@@Markhor579Jai Hind also
🇮🇳🤝🇵🇰 will be better
easier to create problems yea?
You wrote muslim instead of just Indian shows your hidden dark intentions
@@JustafacebutscaryhahahehehIndia Pakistan union would be better
0:44 ah yes, my favorite indian nation, Bulgaria
Please do what if everything went perfect for Poland (starting from independence in 1918) It would be a great video
why not plc?
@@yets0 PLC would also make a good video, especially with the fact that Russia could have united with Poland thanks to the Vaasa dynasty.
I actually think the point of divergence starting in the Interbellum would be more interesting (atleast to me) because for some reason this idea isn’t much explored in althist. Also if Poland did some things different after independence, WW2 would be different or maybe even avoided for some time.
*1919
For starters, I'm guessing the proposed Slavic Commonwealth between Poland and Czechoslovakia would've happened successfully in this timeline but everything else is pretty much speculation.
@@lynxfresh5214 that is plausible, but the Zaolzie/Cieszyn issue might be too big of a problem in the relationship to peacefully unite
As a person from Bangladesh I see this as a win
Yep my ancestors are Bangladeshi too
ikr it saddens me to see how our south asian kin hate us these days
0:43 I'm pretty sure India is not called Bulgaria, unless they changed their name an hour ago.
its cuz india is actually rightful bulgarian land
It’s the part 2 to his Bulgaria video
I guess you could say India came to Bulgaria 🇧🇬 lmao
Hypothesis of why it was written bulgaria: the thumbnail of that video was used as an template
India's main problem are all the result of colonialism that put the country's economy down. So the first change we need to make is to ensure that Indian colonies are controlled by BULGARIA it's modern reforms and great people...
Being an India gives me immense happiness to see how well India could've done if not for the British but tbh I probably woudl'nt have been born if not for the Partition because thats how my grandparents ended up in the same place...
If everything went perfect for india, it wouldn't have been under the rule of brutal invaders like mughals and britishers.
Before it had suffered for almost a millennia it used to produce the 33% of the world's GDP.
Mughals reduced it to 25% and destroyed the BHARAT ethnically and culturally; while British took the opportunity to defeat the Rajput that just won fighting mughals for so many centuries. In case everything went correct for India (BHARAT) it would be the most powerful and richest nation in the whole world. Richest not only by wealth, but also the richest culturally, scientifically and spiritually. Well at least it still holds the title of Spiritual hub of the current hub.
Yes we were such bastards. Can I have back all the railways and modern medicine then?
@@Nope-fx9jjthe reduction in GDP was because of a shift in the global economy from agriculture to industry.
@@ep5019 not a fraction of 45 Trillion USD
@@user-re2fx2lw9x India's economy wasn't worth 45 trillion and it grew under us. Ergo you're owed nothing.
As an aside, India actually DID pick a side in the Cold War. While not communist, the Sino Soviet split lead to the Soviet Union supporting India against China. This plus their Socialist leanings, and refusal to crack down on the Communist movement in India (which was democratically elected in several regional elections) lead to the United States supporting Pakistan over India, as well as China (which the US saw as the counterbalance to the Soviet Union after the Sino-Soviet split). While India itself was not communist, and can’t be said to have joined the soviet block, it was more or less Soviet Aligned.
Nah. USA chose pakistan, a country that attacked us within months after independence so we had no choice but to ally with USSR, still India was a part of NAM - Non allinged movement, it was made very clear that India will not be used as a battlefield by USSR or USA, what finally pushed us to be an open ally was 1971 war where USA and England and most European countries supported Pakistan militarily. They send nuclear warships to the Indian waters, not much room for a choice after that. Regarding the democratic choice of communists, it was natural after the exploitation by a capitalist led upper class which consisted mostly of foreigners.
USA and Kissinger help Pakistan to commit a genocide in Bangladesh(killed nearly 3 Mil and raped thousands bangladeshis) with US weapons and threatened to nuke India if they intervened and help Bangladesh.We gave refuge to several thousands of bengalis and asylum to their leader. If soviet helped us then I don't mind being a soviet aligned state. We were not that much of an ally but we had a soft corner for USSR ever since. Regarding communist in India we had several communist leaders who took part in the freedom struggle and they were elected democratically then why the US should be concerned to our internal matters? They are painted as a champion of free speech and freedom of expression but they have supported countless coups in other countries, helped dictators stay in power for American interests.
There is a huge risk in this scenario. In our timeline, There was the emergency from 1975-1977. This saw all opposition leaders arrested and is often seen as a dark period in Indian democracy. It's likely that with the addition of Pakistan, the Muslim league would exist in India, perhaps leading to a Muslim rebellion and a civil war against Indira Gandhi.
nobody noticing that the text on what if history went perfect for india said " What if history went perfect for Bulgaria "
I love how at 0:44 it said, What if History went perfect for Bulgaria
He said "What if every thing go perfect for Mother India"
I have been looking for a video exactly like this for ages
Partition had a bigger impact on both countries than people usually imagine
Video suggestion: "What if everything went perfect for spain?" It would start in 1492 right after the creation of the spanish empire.
Second reconquista when?
@@euler73 More like american colonization
Great content! In the future it would be really cool if you would consider making a video for the alternate timeline of the world from H.G. Wells's "The Shape of Things to Come". It's all already laid out in detail and differs from our timeline in a number of philosophically interesting ways.
If everything went perfect for india, it wouldn't have been under the rule of brutal invaders like mughals and britishers.
Before it had suffered for almost a millennia it used to produce the 33% of the world's GDP.
Mughals reduced it to 25% and destroyed the BHARAT ethnically and culturally; while British took the opportunity to defeat the Rajput that just won fighting mughals for so many centuries. In case everything went correct for India (BHARAT) it would be the most powerful and richest nation in the whole world. Richest not only by wealth, but also the richest culturally, scientifically and spiritually. Well at least it still holds the title of Spiritual hub of the current hub.
“While setting up some very unsavory groups I’m not allowed to name which blew up some iconic American architecture on a specific date in September” 7:04
The POD for this need to be earlier than 1947. Nehru needed to agree to decentralisation for the Non-Hindi speaking South and the majority Muslim West and Bengal. Maybe the rising tide of Hindutva is butterflied away, but who knows? If I was the British and I wanted a stable India, I’d have the Indus as the border of Western India
The most likely POD is 1942, with the Quit India movement never taking off. As a result, the INC isn't put into prison, and the Muslim League isn't allowed a near monopoly on the news to further their Communalist agenda. Thus, partition remains a fringe idea, assigned to the dustbin of history.
That would have been a disaster it wasn't a federal decentralisation that Nehru was asked to agree to....it was super fucked up stupid idea where a Muslim vote would be equal to 2 Hindu vote
As for south no one was asking for any autonomy there.....Southern agitation is quite recent
That's just unnecessarily splitting Sindh in half and also taking away a big part of Punjab. Maybe Give KPK back to Afghanistan and let Baluchistan decide whatever the hell they want to do.
As a Bengali, that would be absolutely horrible. Bengali always was and will remain a part of India.
You need to learn a lot more about the history of India before making such fallacious statements.
Hindutva born after rise ISLAMIC FUNDAMENTALISM, especially after caliphate movement in turkey , when india is struggling with british, extreme islamist want a separate nation, which create conflict in other communities too!, thats why hindutva born as reaction
India would be Intellectually very developed ❤❤❤
If everything went perfect for india, it wouldn't have been under the rule of brutal invaders like mughals and britishers.
Before it had suffered for almost a millennia it used to produce the 33% of the world's GDP.
Mughals reduced it to 25% and destroyed the BHARAT ethnically and culturally; while British took the opportunity to defeat the Rajput that just won fighting mughals for so many centuries. In case everything went correct for India (BHARAT) it would be the most powerful and richest nation in the whole world. Richest not only by wealth, but also the richest culturally, scientifically and spiritually. Well at least it still holds the title of Spiritual hub of the current hub.
Hi PH I love your videos and I wonder if you could do if Spain won the Spanish-American war or if they were able to defend themselves properly
If everything went perfect for india, it wouldn't have been under the rule of brutal invaders like mughals and britishers.
Before it had suffered for almost a millennia it used to produce the 33% of the world's GDP.
Mughals reduced it to 25% and destroyed the BHARAT ethnically and culturally; while British took the opportunity to defeat the Rajput that just won fighting mughals for so many centuries. In case everything went correct for India (BHARAT) it would be the most powerful and richest nation in the whole world. Richest not only by wealth, but also the richest culturally, scientifically and spiritually. Well at least it still holds the title of Spiritual hub of the current hub.
Couldn't India possibly end up with Sri Lanka as an autonomous region and end up impossible to encircle in any way?
Srilanka will be a union territory of india possibly
nah it's big enough to be a state @@Youforme-hb1eo
Sri Lankans don’t want it actually so india can’t do anything
I want India to unify with srilanka, Bhutan and Nepal as these are the closest nations to us
If everything went perfect for india, it wouldn't have been under the rule of brutal invaders like mughals and britishers.
Before it had suffered for almost a millennia it used to produce the 33% of the world's GDP.
Mughals reduced it to 25% and destroyed the BHARAT ethnically and culturally; while British took the opportunity to defeat the Rajput that just won fighting mughals for so many centuries. In case everything went correct for India (BHARAT) it would be the most powerful and richest nation in the whole world. Richest not only by wealth, but also the richest culturally, scientifically and spiritually. Well at least it still holds the title of Spiritual hub of the current hub.
00:01 What if India was not divided upon Independence?
01:30 India became a decentralized state, ensuring concessions for Muslims.
03:00 The announcement of one big Indian Dominion in 1947 is massive for Indian power into the future.
04:29 During the Cold War, India remained neutral and focused on nation-building and internal development.
05:57 Without the aid from Pakistan and Iran, America's support for Afghan rebels is practically impossible, resulting in a stronger Soviet influence in the war.
07:22 India benefits from a more peaceful neighborhood and can focus on regional integration programs.
08:49 India becomes one of the top three economies in the world, behind the United States and China.
10:19 India has the potential to overtake China and become the preeminent Asian power
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Hindu & Hindi are different things........... Hindi is the language & Hindu is a person who follows Hinduism.
India's downfall started way before British colonization, when Mughals invaded it. Otherwise India would have been nearly a truely perfect country. But still we getting stronger again, and will make a comeback to the first spot!
By that logic the downfall started even before that during delhi sultanate rule
As a overseas Pakistani, I consider India my mother land because my grandparents migrate from India ( Ambala
) to faisalabad Punjab Pakistan..... I always wondered why India was always to fail protect borders like everyone came and invaded India 🥺 from all directions like Mughals came from Uzbekistan,
Nadir khan came from Iran , mehmood gazi came from Afghan bloodline and British came from thousands of miles....my indian motherlands leaders are not capable of protecting or geophysical position or what
? Can any one answer me 😊
No
@@zainulabdin1720 they protected thier motherland
This is the reason why a billion Hindus still exist otherwise everyone would have got converted like your ancestors
Not the invasion, it moreso started declining somewhere during the much later years of Aurangzeb's rule to after his death
India never really was that great or rich, they were too divided, Indian empires never lasted or consolidated enough to make a unified Indian identity (kind of like the Han in china)
1:22 No. The Partition of India was a grave mistake that destroyed lives from the very start. The subcontinent should have been unified under a single state, even if it would have needed to be more even more decentralized.
It shouldn’t have ever been unified. It should’ve been left as the numerous states it used to be
@@chhoyla That would've worked if we got independence in 400 AD with a mostly homogeneous society that, on the surface level atleast, adhered to democracy. However in 1947 entirety of the Indian subcontinent needed a Dictatorial regime for atleast 20 years to enforce it's ancient laws and customs with a blend of industrialization.
Would it have been possible for Sri Lanka and Myanmar to join? This could make it even harder for China to box in India and it will help stabilise those two.
Sri Lanka was a separate colony from India and Burma, while technically a part of the Indian colony, had been separately governed with its own colonial administration separate from the Indian one since 1937.
It would’ve been impossible as no one in Sri Lanka would’ve supported it
Is nobody noticing how the thumbnail inside the video, (not the thumbnail thumbnail) says Bulgaria instead of India?
0:48 that's an interesting way of spelling India
As a Taiwanese person I see this as an absolute win.
US dollar might lose its position as the global reserve currency in this scenario. Indian rupee would be capable of replacing the dollar, considering India would be stable. if US government continues its policies of printing money liberally, other countries may consider Indian rupee as replacement as India would have a similar size economy as US at mid 2020s or earlier for this timeline. Also if China collapses and it falls under Indian influence, and given India’s good diplomacy with the global south and Indian Ocean nations, USA might lose out on all of Asia, including japan, as they might look at India more favourably than USA, and they might even lose Australia and New Zealand as allies if India plays their cards right. So basically it would be Asia, Africa, Australia and constituents vs Americas and Europe.
it would be cool to see a similar video on the history of France after the overthrow of Napoleon.
Yeah, this is interesting topic topic you bring up
Would you ever make a mirror for your uploads on odysee it does it automatically and means more viewers can see your content when you upload here, another great video BTW also love the alternate history guild idea
I think in this timeline India would control Myanmar (Burma), Nepal, Bhutan, Sri Lanka, The Maldives, Tibet, Afghanistan, and southeastern part of Iran. With Tibet and Afghanistan in Indian control, Eastern Turkistan comes under Soviet control.
With Baluchistan under Indian Control Iran falls apart and the Arab portions join Iraq, Kurdistan get independence and Azeri portion goes to Soviet control as well.
they wouldn't control Iran or Afghanistan, rather the Pashtun part of Pakistan would go to Afghanistan and the Baloch part would go to Iran and the rest would be the actual Indian subcontinent.
@@AshkanPacino13They would control Afghanistan and Eastern Iran since those areas are historically Indic.
@@amukherjee9514 lmao, they are not historically Indic, they speak Iranic language, stop trying to tie everything to India.
@@AshkanPacino13 they are Indic. There has been an elaborate and meticulous process throughout the centuries to Iranise and Persianise the Indic tribes living in the borders. For example even in Cyrus's records he states that "Now I have ousted all the Deva worshippers from my land".
@@AshkanPacino13 For example according to Hindu records... The Pashtuns are originally the Paktha who are mentioned in Hindu Scriptures.. Specifically in the Dasarajna(The war of the Ten Kings). Coincidentally even Greek records state them as the Pactyans. They describe these Pactyans as being the bordermost tribe of the Indics/Vedics.
Hello, I've really been enjoying your videos. I was wondering if you were considering making a video where everything went perfect for the Ottoman Empire. I was thinking the timeline would branch off from 1566 after the death of Suleiman I.
I love how at the start it says „what if everything went perfect for bulgaria“ 😂 great vid, cant wait for the next one :)
-What if the Dutch unified Germany
That actually sounds really interesting, don’t really know how that would work though
Probably they would become the Emperors of the HRE and centralise it. Something of the sort. Quite unrealistic though.
now we know i guess
"India is not China."
Now there's the top notch analysis I come to your videos for
[in all seriousness, interesting video)
Could you do "If history went perfect for the GDR"? Or perhaps for any eastern bloc country? Could be interesting!
Now I want a "What if everything went wrong for ..." series
India would be a region of many countries .
United India looks good on map only, but keeping current situation in mind, where India is increasing moving away from Secularism and becoming an intolerant Hindu Extremist State, partition was indeed the best thing to ever happen. Otherwise, Hindu Extremism would have taken root in Unified India, immediately or some time later after 1947 partition, and that would have resulted in Extreme Violence and massacres perpetrated by RSS, BJP, and other Hindu Majoritarian extremists, culminated in ethnic cleansing, never seen before in the History of Mankind. So, Thank God for the Partition.
fun fact! it was not only the leaders of the muslim but also the hindu mahasabha (the predecessor of the bjp) who wanted a divided india
Hindu mahasabha was separate from the RSS
@@rishavkumar1250 Hindu Mahasabha was the parent body of the RSS
@@purabj3604no 💀💀 . RSS originator was a congress politician
proof? two nation theory was given by a muslim, All india hindu mahasabha was led by savarkar who practically accepted that nation will be partitioned, so he encouraged hindus to join british army as he predicted that 90% of muslim soldiers will go to pakistan, he also predicted that pak will attack india after independence so he kinda heled prepare hindus to fight which hindus did.
Best video about Bulgaria I've ever seen 😆 0:48
4:48 I'm so glad I wasn't tabbed out for this part lol
I would've been so confused.
I know you already did one for Rome, but could you please do one of italy, like the one for Germany. I also hope you do one on France
0:44 It says what if history went perfect for Bulgaria
Will you do a video where everything is perfect for Brazil?
And this was a great video
He did "What if Brazil wasnt poor" where he tried to create the best case scenario for Brazil
@@ale-xsantos1078In the scenario of and if everything was perfect we would have additional things like Brazil not losing Uruguay and the annexation of Bolivia
As an indian i prefer modern centralized India more than a huge decentralized mess to control indian subcontinent u need not control all of it
But instead u should control a powerful portion of it
Right now india controls all the water that flows into pakistan and bangladesh
India also controls Nepal and bhutans imports through it
There is a reason why there are barelly any foreing military bases in south asia
Excellent video! I'd love to see a video exploring "What if everything went well for the Scandinavia." As I see it there were four personality types: 1) Vikings who raided and conquered, 2) Merchants who traded far and wide, 3) Settlers who crossed the ocean and went down rivers, and 4) Homebodies who ran the kingdoms, managed the cities and towns, and kept the economy running.
I see two changes that have to happen to encourage success: these types worked together better and those who ventured forth didn't assume what worked in Scandinavia would work everywhere. Had this happened, their expansion into North America and Eastern Europe would have gone much better. They may have been able to dominate the Baltic Sea and the North Sea, take and keep Britain and Ireland. They might have built a hybrid cultures, rather like Alexander the Great did for his conquests. They would end up with a diversified economy, a strong navy, and subordinate or allied nations all around. They would be a great power as Europe, being the ones who colonized the Western Hemisphere but starting from Canada rather than Central America.
As A Bangladeshi 🇧🇩 It Will Be Nightmare 💀 Because We Know What India 🇮🇳 Doing With Muslims 💀
Just a fact , india gave y'all independence . Please study history , pakistnis tortured you.
YOURE FUNNY
Not right
The audacity of delusions of Muslims lnfao
Guess who was committing ethics cleansing and genocide in Bangladesh? (It wasn't india)
Would love one of these for Scotland or Ireland!
as a muslim i say there is no if , for what happen in past can,t be changed for i think what has happened is perfect in a way , mistakes happen they are bound to happen , for what written in the fate will happen, fate can be choosen for future not for past
6:49 India would probably help the USSR deafeat Afghanistan because of the Durand line
Great vid. Please can you do if everything went right for Nationalist China?
@@millio6238Ah yes the nationalists who are feverently anti communist are gonna align with the Soviets. This makes sense
Did anyone notice at 0:46, 1 hour after posting, that the title says "What if everything went perfect for BULGARIA"
Ghandi was actually a bulgarian nationalist
*LOVE YOU INDIA* 🇮🇳
can you do What if everything went perfect for Poland vid? Lots of occasions to make it bigger (Conquest of Polabia, Moldova, Estonia, dodging partitions, napoleonic wars, ww1/2)
edit: if starting from 966 is too much you could start from 16/17th century.
As a Bangladeshi I see this as a absolute lose.We are proud we are not part of India
As a Pakistani same
Also I'm happy for independent Bangladesh too. Bangladesh should have been independent from the start
@@haroonafridi231agree but yr Pakistan vs afganistan is effecting Our Trade with central Asia and gas pipeline. Thanks to for the solution.
Edit:my ancestors are from Bangladesh Dhaka.
@@haroonafridi231Pakistanis commited genocides in bangladesh.
Just a fact , and we never tried to capture them like pakistan but instead we chose protecting them .
It was a win-win
No Radicles in India, more liberal nation.
@@Your_real_dad Americans are the ones meddling with the gas projects tho
As a friend of a Pakistani-Indian, I see this as a mid win
there is nothing as Pakistani Indian.
All south asian subcontinent people are Indians
I wish Tibetan invasion by China was also reversed in this hypothetical scenario, and making it part of India, thus providing more water security for the undivided India. Also, having Nepal and Sri Lanka join in.
1:47 small slip up there. Hindi is the language, hindu is the religion
You should make "What if Everything went perfect for the Dutchy of Burgundy"
Do what If everything went perfect to the United Kingdom (Starting in 1815)
It pretty much did right up until 1915
They were nearly perfect but now are just facing karma
@@StarBoy-ps1xcengland is the bad part, the rest is pretty ok
Can You Do A “What if everything went perfect for the Austro-Hungarian Empire”, i think it would really be awesome
If everything went well for India, everything went well for the whole world. People underestimate the effects of avoiding the Afghan war. The collapse of the USSR , the Balkanization of Eastern Europe, annexation of Tibet and a triple nuclear flash point in Kahsmir. All these events could have been avoided.
dunno if you realized this or someone else already commented, but the title card in the video says "what if everything went perfect for bulgaria" not india
What if everything went (realistically) perfect for Mongolia??
Gengis Khan ressurrects... Oh wait you said realistically
India will become the world's 3rd largest economy by 2030. It is already the world's largest country by population. India has the 3rd biggest military budget as of 2023. India is the world's fastest-growing major economy. By end of this century India and China will be two of the world's great superpowers and Europe and American hegemony over the world will diminish. United States will remain a powerful country but It won't be the sole superpower. As this point by each passing day Pakistan is becoming a failed state so the possibility of balkanisation of Pakistan and eventual reingreation into India is high possibility. Even though not everything went perfectly for India during 1947 but still by ingenuity and sheer hard work of Indians we can make our future somewhat perfect.
As an american with parents that are indian, I see this as an absolute win for me and my family
Was this a reupload? I swear I remember this channel making this India scenario before
Yes, he did. However, in the original video (the very old one) India has a economy smaller than japan, and India is an US ally. Reason for the two videos being very different: in the old video, India doesn’t reform its “socialist” economy, and probalby doesn’t use its huge muslim population to influence other muslim nations.
As a Pakistani I have always vouched for this. India should have never split
0:49 “what if history went perfect for Bulgaria” 😭😭
0:45 it says what if history went perfect for Bulgaria
A good attempt. However I suggest few important milestones.
First, it could have been Bharat only and not India/Bharat, as it is currently, if everything went perfectly and there wouldn't have been partition.
Then there is the possibility that the then PM Mr. Nehru could allow for Nepal to be a part of India and after that NOT send aid to China as they made their incursion in Tibet.
Lastly, Bharat to not have had Nehru as it's first PM and the rightfully Congress elected Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel in his place.
That said, it is an incorrect assumption that things went bad from British Raj. No. It started a Millenia ago with the Islamic invasions.
You know you should pick another candidate for the prime ministership than Sardar Patel because unfortunately, he passed away before the first election of the republic of India i.e. Bharat.
Nepal would have never joined, and no the problem didn't start with your boogeyman Islamic invasion. The problem started when the British tried to artificially group together people's that didn't like or trust each other.
To this day India has inter-state fighting, and I don't mean political squabbling, I mean legitimate guns and bombs fighting between states that have led to deaths.
@@blackkn1ght Britishers did not unify India, it is because of the people. Else, French grouped Laos, Cambodia, Vietnam Into a single country, we know it broke up when they left.
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Man, now I'm sad for IRL India, seeing how different things could be
its still an asian superpower and its one of the fastest growing economies in the world, india's gonna surpase japan and germay to become the 3rd largest economy in 2050 so theres not really a difference other then that india would've done this earlier and been larger/stronger
@@HabbyHabsGNG India is a country fast approaching a population crisis, with some of the worst income inequality in the world. Combine this with the fact that India, being a mostly tropical country, will be struck by increasingly powerful and more numerous natural disasters in the coming years along with major droughts and floods in regions not in range of typhoons. And if all that wasn't enough already, India still has major unresolved demographic issues, with religious and ethnic minorities facing increasing discrimination from right wing populist parties endorsed by the incumbent government. Not to mention actively hostile relationships with two powerful neighbours, and a serious lack of allies with a strong military or economic presence in the region.
It's fun to throw around numbers and dream big, but GDP is not and has never been an adequate indicator of national development.
@@fl11tswhich minorities
I would think twice before saying that, cause, India's feud with pakistan and grave million deaths kinda pushing india further to develop and protect in al fronts of life, (like a competition, but the cost is way high (deaths of million) , we came to back to square one again ,from now on it just growth for India, surpassing china, russia eventually US
@HabbyHabs not 2050, that will happen within 2030
Would you also consider making a ''What if Everything went pefect for Serbia?'' I was keen on to ask after I saw your ''What if everything went perfect for Bulgaria'' and started watching your content. Great Work keep it up!
Can you make a Szenario called " what if everything went perfectly for Bismarck" would be interesting i think
Fellow Indians ,please don't be fooled, history is not gonna change. Go Work and Make a Better Future, even better than it should have been.
Simply wow 😲. Awesomely explained the what if scenario of the Akhand Bharat (undivided India) 🇮🇳
What if Haiti wasn’t forced to pay reparations after they gained independence?
Actually Burma was also separated by the British after world war 2 .The most castophoric thing is that the party that won major seats in election don't want Burma to be a different country.
The title says “What if history went perfect for Bulgaria”
I think a ''what if everything went perfect for Austria'' would be an interesting video since it was a major player in Europe and kinda fell down in means of power after the Napoleonic wars.
It would have been some kind of massive United States of Mitteleuropa. Spanning all the territories of the late empire plus Upper Bavaria, Silesia, Lombardy-Venice, maybe even all of Romania and Yugoslavia.
Fun fact : When treaty of Lucknow was signed between Congress and Muslim league it was agreed that India would remain united and Muslim majority states will get their own government but later it was broken because everyone got on with their disagreement again
Didn’t Narhu break that agreement jinnah had agreed to it
@@umaryusuf537 yes
@@gameworld6740 so really Nahru partitioned india not jinnah since it Nehru had agreed to some or jinnah demands India would be unified today jinnah was only looking out for his people
They would’ve had a space station by now and would be aiming for a moon landing by the 30s
0:51 what if history went perfect for Bulgaria
You forgot to mention 1000 years of Islamic colonization in India.
I would really like to see "What if everything went perfect for Ukraine?", starting in 1917/1918 onwards.
0:48 as a Bulgarian, I see this as an absolute win
@possible history can you make a video like this but for Hawaii