Name: Mahabharat Ke Samay Ka Sabun | Bharat Ke Avishkar
Uploaded: 2025-06-30T16:30:00.059428+05:30
Duration: 3 min 14 s
Channel: Purtika Shreedutt

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Purtika Shreedutt

Is video mein Purtika Shreedatt humein bharatiya itihas aur sabun ki avadharana par ek rochak jankari deti hain. Kabir ke dohe se shuru hokar, yah video humein batata hai ki Bharat mein sabun ka concept paanch hazar saal purana hai, jo ki Europe mein avishkar hone se bahut pehle ka hai. Video mein prakritik aur ayurvedic samagriyon jaise reetha, shikakai, besan, multani mitti, neem, haldi, aur kesar ke istemal aur unke fayde bataye gaye hain. Ye sabhi tatv swachhta aur tvacha ki shuddhi mein madad karte hain. Ubtan, jo Mahabharat kaal ka asli sabun mana jata hai, uske components aur uski mahatvapurna bhumika ko bhi samjhaya gaya hai. Agar aapko yah video pasand aaye to ise like karein aur apne vichar feedback mein share karein.
 
Kya Mahabharat ke samay log bina chemical ke safai kaise rakhte the?  Is video mein jaaniye prachin Bharat ke natural sabun jaise ingredients – reetha, shikakai, multani mitti – jo sirf safai nahi, twacha ka bhi rakshan karte the. Jab beauty bhi thi aur purity bhi – naturally!

 
Explore the rich history of soap and cleanliness in ancient India with Purtika Shreedatt on the Seekho Official Show "Bharat ke Avishkar." Discover how, long before the invention of modern soaps, people in India used natural and Ayurvedic materials for personal hygiene. From the use of Reetha (soapnut) and Shikakai for cleaning hair and skin to the traditional Ubtan made from besan, turmeric, and other natural ingredients for skin detoxification and enhancement. Learn about the ancient practices predating even the Mahabharata era, highlighting India's millennia-old tradition of natural cleanliness solutions, contrasting sharply with today's chemical-laden products. Join us for insightful revelations about India's innovative past in personal care.

Mahabharat Ke Samay Ka Sabun

Is video mein Purtika Shreedatt humein bharatiya itihas aur sabun ki avadharana par ek rochak jankari deti hain. Kabir ke dohe se shuru hokar, yah video humein batata hai ki Bharat mein sabun ka concept paanch hazar saal purana hai, jo ki Europe mein avishkar hone se bahut pehle ka hai. Video mein prakritik aur ayurvedic samagriyon jaise reetha, shikakai, besan, multani mitti, neem, haldi, aur kesar ke istemal aur unke fayde bataye gaye hain. Ye sabhi tatv swachhta aur tvacha ki shuddhi mein madad karte hain. Ubtan, jo Mahabharat kaal ka asli sabun mana jata hai, uske components aur uski mahatvapurna bhumika ko bhi samjhaya gaya hai. Agar aapko yah video pasand aaye to ise like karein aur apne vichar feedback mein share karein.
 
Explore the rich history of soap and cleanliness in ancient India with Purtika Shreedatt on the Seekho Official Show "Bharat ke Avishkar." Discover how, long before the invention of modern soaps, people in India used natural and Ayurvedic materials for personal hygiene. From the use of Reetha (soapnut) and Shikakai for cleaning hair and skin to the traditional Ubtan made from besan, turmeric, and other natural ingredients for skin detoxification and enhancement. Learn about the ancient practices predating even the Mahabharata era, highlighting India's millennia-old tradition of natural cleanliness solutions, contrasting sharply with today's chemical-laden products. Join us for insightful revelations about India's innovative past in personal care.

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