India's National Anthem EXPLAINED

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India's National Anthem EXPLAINED
Do you know all the places mentioned in India's National Anthem? Watch this video to learn about the historic locations and their significance!

National anthem of India

The Indian National Anthem, written by Rabindranath Tagore in 1911, reflects the geography of undivided India during that time. Some viewers have pointed out regions like Bangladesh and Goa, so let’s clarify. When the anthem was composed, present-day Bangladesh was part of Bengal, a significant region of India before partition in 1947. It’s included in the anthem to represent the unity and diversity of the land as it existed then.

Goa, on the other hand, became part of India in 1961 after being liberated from Portuguese rule. While the anthem predates this event, Goa is now a cherished part of the nation. Similarly, other regions like Sindh, which is now in Pakistan, were part of India before independence.

This video is meant to represent the historical and cultural context of the anthem, not the political boundaries of today. I hope this helps clear any confusion. Thank you for watching and sharing your thoughts!
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