How India Captured Hyderabad in Just 5 Days! Countryballs HINDI

13 September 1948. Subah ke 4 baje, Bharat ki sena Hyderabad mein ghusi... aur sirf 5 din mein Hyderabad Bharat ka ho gaya. 🇮🇳 How did India take Hyderabad in just 5 days? The Nizam, then called the richest man in the world, refused to join India. Then came Operation Polo. And stay till the end: what happened to the Nizam, and to his diamond paperweight that he found inside his father's shoe? 💎 👍 Like karo, agar tumhara paperweight bhi sirf ek saada patthar hai! CHAPTERS 0:00 13 September 1948, 4 AM 0:13 1947: 500+ riyasatein 0:27 Hyderabad: ek riyasat ya ek desh? 0:48 Nizam, the richest man in the world (and his diamond) 1:12 "Hyderabad azaad rahega" 1:25 Standstill Agreement 1:36 Razakar 1:57 Kodad, 6 September 2:09 Bharat ka faisla 2:33 12 September ki raat 2:40 Operation Polo: Day 1 3:15 Days 2-5 3:57 Ceasefire and surrender 4:22 The radio address 4:53 The twist: Rajpramukh 5:15 1956: Hyderabad State splits 5:43 The diamond Real facts in this video: • Operation Polo ran from 13 to 18 September 1948 (5 days). Indian forces went in at 4 a.m. from two sides: Solapur (west) and Vijayawada (east). • Hyderabad State: about 2,14,190 km² (bigger than England + Scotland together, 2,08,189 km²), about 1.63 crore people (1941), its own currency, army, railway and stamps, and revenue of over 9 crore rupees a year. • Mir Osman Ali Khan, the Nizam, was on the cover of Time magazine on 22 February 1937 as "the world's richest man". • The Jacob Diamond (184.75 carats): the Nizam found it in the toe of his father's shoe and used it as a paperweight. The Government of India bought it from the Nizam's trust in 1995 for about US$13 million; it is kept in the Reserve Bank of India's vault in Mumbai. • The Standstill Agreement (November 1947): no military action for one year. • The Razakars, a private militia of about 2,00,000 led by Qasim Razvi. Hyderabad took its case to the UN Security Council in August 1948 and withdrew it after the operation. • 6 September 1948: the skirmish at Kodad. • Day by day: Naldurg and the Bori bridge taken intact, Tuljapur, Umarga (61 km in by 15:15), the east front at Kodad and Munagala; Tempest air strikes and Rajeshwar, street fighting in Osmanabad, Aurangabad surrendering; the Musi bridge blown, the token resistance at Mominabad; the minefield near Zahirabad; Bidar, Chityal and Hingoli. • Ceasefire at 5 p.m. on 17 September; on 18 September Maj. Gen. El Edroos surrendered to Gen. J. N. Chaudhuri. • Casualties: fewer than 10 Indian soldiers killed; 807 Hyderabad soldiers and 1,373 Razakars killed. The Sunderlal Committee estimated 30,000-40,000 civilians killed in the violence during and after the operation. • 23 September 1948: the Nizam's first radio address blamed Qasim Razvi's group. • The Nizam was Rajpramukh of Hyderabad State from 26 January 1950 to 31 October 1956. In 1956 Hyderabad State was split among Andhra Pradesh, Bombay State (later Maharashtra) and Mysore State (now Karnataka). He died on 24 February 1967; about a million people came to his funeral. The map's old-state borders are drawn from today's districts, so they are approximate. Sources: Wikipedia ("Annexation of Hyderabad", "Hyderabad State", "Mir Osman Ali Khan", "Jacob Diamond", "England", "Scotland"). Voiceover made with AI voice tools (ElevenLabs). Map data: Natural Earth / geoBoundaries. Song: Egzod, Maestro Chives, Neoni - Royalty [NCS Release] Music provided by NoCopyrightSounds Free Download/Stream: http://ncs.io/Royalty Watch: http://ncs.lnk.to/RoyaltyAT/youtube #countryballs #history #hyderabad #operationpolo #india