In this compelling episode of Immortal India, we delve deep into the life and legacy of Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj, a leader whose vision transcended the confines of his time. Renowned for his innovative military strategies and groundbreaking administrative reforms, Shivaji Maharaj played a pivotal role in shaping the very fabric of modern India.

While British colonial powers, and British-inspired Indian historians often dismissed him as a mere regional figure, this episode reveals the truth of his far-reaching aspirations for a united and resilient India. Join Amish as he explores Shivaji Maharaj's profound impact on Indian identity and governance, uncovering how his principles and ethos continue to resonate in contemporary society.

Tune in for an inspiring journey into the mind of a visionary who dared to dream of a better future for his people. Don’t miss this enlightening exploration of one of the key architects of modern India!

In Episode 5 of Immortal India with Amish, we explore the fascinating legacy of Wajid Ali Shah, the last Nawab of Awadh. Often defamed by biased colonial narratives , Shah was a visionary who played a pivotal role in the enrichment & revival of Indian arts and culture. From crafting new ragas to elevating Kathak to unprecedented heights, his contributions continue to shape our artistic landscape. Join us as we dive into the life of this misunderstood virtuoso and celebrate his enduring impact on Indian heritage.

How integral is the monsoon to India's identity and sustainability? Are we missing out on ancient wisdom that could revolutionise our modern urban planning?

In this intriguing episode of Immortal India with Amish, delve into how the monsoon has shaped the Indian subcontinent and its significance beyond just weather patterns. Explore the crucial role the monsoon plays in our culture and environment, and understand why its integration into modern architecture, urban planning, and governance is vital for sustainable development. Discover the disconnect between our current practices and the insightful approaches of our ancestors, and learn how bridging this gap can lead to a more harmonious existence with nature.

We must stop disrespecting this natural phenomenon and find inspiration in the timeless strategies that once kept us, and our civilisation, in tune with the Earth's rhythms. For Mother Nature will not adapt for us, we have to adapt to Mother Nature.