Digging Graves : Ashoka The Terrible - Possibly Wrong

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In this episode I along with my curious friend dissect the shear fallacy in our history and culture, which are feeded to us in a form which propelled political agenda and narratives. We look upon life of the great samrat Ashok, whose glory isn't something to be celebrated of but instead to be reflected upon. Listen to this episode and break your own myths about our own history.

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In this episode I along with my curious friend dissect the shear fallacy in our history and culture, which are feeded to us in a form which propelled political agenda and narratives. We look upon life of the great samrat Ashok, whose glory isn't...

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