India also faced, you know, invitations and colonization, but here it's still alive.

It has not been written enough in the history books, but very brutal innovations.

One of them had a real discussion with the people and said,

how do we just burn out this Hindu way of life?

It's still a dindaya. Even if you kill the God, these people won't give it up.

If you look around the world, all the countries...

Oh, you looked around the world.

I mean, in the history, if you take the history of the world,

all the countries had their own indigenous practices like Egypt, America, Iran,

all had their own practices, but after the invitations that happened,

everything is completely wiped out.

India also faced, you know, invitations and colonization,

but here it's still alive. More actively, it's still alive.

So, how did it manage to survive here?

Like, what's the one thing that...

Because you're still wearing a sherry. That's how it survived.

Thank you.

What's the thing that kept this culture alive for thousands of years?

Okay, thank you so much.

Say, innovation is just a simple word,

but when you experience it, the brutality of it is another thing.

What happens in those times are unspeakable stuff, especially to women.

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