Name: Loha Jismein Jung Na Lage | Bharat Ke Avishkar
Uploaded: 2025-05-19T13:00:00.048152+05:30
Duration: 3 min 20 s
Channel: Purtika Shreedutt

Loha Jismein Jung Na Lage

Purtika Shreedutt

Dekhiye Bharat ke avishkar ki ek anokhi misaal, Delhi ke Qutub Minar complex mein sthit prasiddh Iron Pillar ka rahasya, jo solah sau saal se bina kisi rust ke khada hai. Moortika Shreedatt aapko le chalenge is adbhut chamatkar ke peeche ke vigyan aur itihaas mein. Jaaniye kaise ancient Indian blacksmiths ne is stambh ko banaya aur kaise yeh aaj bhi modern metallurgy ke liye ek paheli bana hua hai. Is video mein hum Gupta samrajya, Brahmi lipi ke Sanskrit shilalekh, aur iron ki unusual high phosphorus content jaise kai rochak tathyaon ka pata lagayenge. Ye video na sirf itihaas premiyon ke liye balki vigyan ke chhatron ke liye bhi kafi informative hai.
 
Kya aapne kabhi aisa loha dekha hai jo kabhi jung nahi lagta? Delhi ke Iron Pillar jaise udaharan batate hain ki hamare rishiyon aur shilpkaaron ke paas aisa gyaan tha jo aaj bhi modern science samajh nahi paayi hai!
 
Discover the ancient marvel of Indian metallurgy in this episode of "Bharat ke Avishkar" hosted by Moortika Shreedatt. We delve into the mystery of the rust-resistant Iron Pillar located in the Qutub Minar complex, Delhi. This extraordinary pillar, standing at about 7.2 meters and weighing around 6000 kilograms, dates back to the Gupta Dynasty, likely established by Chandragupta II Vikramaditya in the 4th century. Despite being exposed to harsh weather conditions for over 1600 years, the pillar remains rust-free due to its high phosphorus content and unique forging techniques. Explore how this ancient innovation aligns with modern sustainability principles and the significant contributions of Indian metallurgy to the world, from zinc distillation to the creation of high-quality crucible steel.

Dekhiye Bharat ke avishkar ki ek anokhi misaal, Delhi ke Qutub Minar complex mein sthit prasiddh Iron Pillar ka rahasya, jo solah sau saal se bina kisi rust ke khada hai. Moortika Shreedatt aapko le chalenge is adbhut chamatkar ke peeche ke vigyan aur itihaas mein. Jaaniye kaise ancient Indian blacksmiths ne is stambh ko banaya aur kaise yeh aaj bhi modern metallurgy ke liye ek paheli bana hua hai. Is video mein hum Gupta samrajya, Brahmi lipi ke Sanskrit shilalekh, aur iron ki unusual high phosphorus content jaise kai rochak tathyaon ka pata lagayenge. Ye video na sirf itihaas premiyon ke liye balki vigyan ke chhatron ke liye bhi kafi informative hai.
 
Discover the ancient marvel of Indian metallurgy in this episode of "Bharat ke Avishkar" hosted by Moortika Shreedatt. We delve into the mystery of the rust-resistant Iron Pillar located in the Qutub Minar complex, Delhi. This extraordinary pillar, standing at about 7.2 meters and weighing around 6000 kilograms, dates back to the Gupta Dynasty, likely established by Chandragupta II Vikramaditya in the 4th century. Despite being exposed to harsh weather conditions for over 1600 years, the pillar remains rust-free due to its high phosphorus content and unique forging techniques. Explore how this ancient innovation aligns with modern sustainability principles and the significant contributions of Indian metallurgy to the world, from zinc distillation to the creation of high-quality crucible steel.

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