[Scythian]

1250 - 1370

"Well the Mongols did invade India, just not under Genghis Khan. Like Mahmud of Ghazni, Mohammed Ghori and Alexander, they crossed the Hindukush into India."

Genghis Khan didn't make it into India.

[Manthink]

1250 - 1370
"Well the Mongols did invade India, just not under Genghis Khan. Like Mahmud of Ghazni, Mohammed Ghori and Alexander, they crossed the Hindukush into India." Genghis Khan didn't make it into India.

In 13th century, "India" never existed...The region was actually part of the sub-continent under a Islamic sultanate ruled by Alauddin Khilji, who was a Sunni Muslim....
Scythian is another lazy Aussie who isn't bother with checking "Indian" History details.  

[Manthink]

A still-relevent presentation about India's recent "history" which LHL already mentioned in Parliament  

[Manthink]

I was reading up the history of India.
It is quite confusing.
I have read before that Britain ruled India for about 200 years till 1947.
So before that, was India a nation like it is now?
Or was it made up of many separate nations before that?
Any expert? Thanks.

I am no "India expert". 

But I know many SGtalkers are more knowledgeable as another National Rape Crime headline that South Asian Country...even pro-CECA Straits Time cannot ignore it, again.



https://www.straitstimes.com/asia/south-...en-doctors

[greentiger]

I am no "India expert". 

But I know many SGtalkers are more knowledgeable as another National Rape Crime headline that South Asian Country...even pro-CECA Straits Time cannot ignore it, again.



https://www.straitstimes.com/asia/south-...en-doctors

Friend, I found someone who looked like you from the China house breaking criminal gang. 

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I found someone who looked like you from the China house breaking criminal gang. 

Hmm... I am not sure greentiger is aware of his mental state nor remember why he started this topic on "India's History".

When  I Googled "Top 10 Criminals", faces from some prominent Indians shows up.


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Aiya all the 殖物，nothing to be proud of

"Indians" are proud pple - That is understandable.

What I don't understand is why the same "proud" pple love to migrate to other countries where it is increasingly less welcoming

This is not just another "history" but a FACT today.

https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/worl...459358.cms