Re: Aryan Invasion theory proved wrong
I think you're saying something like "In this world, it seems only me and you are rational beings"-no?
Plz translate. :)
Yup
Re: Aryan Invasion theory proved wrong
I think you're saying something like "In this world, it seems only me and you are rational beings"-no?
Plz translate. :)
Yup
Re: Aryan Invasion theory proved wrong
that does'nt prove the Aryan invasion theory wrong all its saying is that aryan contribution to the gene pool of indians is very limited.Most indian are of dravidian descent or aborginies :the short black men who migrated from Austraila.The greater influence of Aryans in terms of gene pool can be seen in iran ,Northern Pakistan and Afghanistan.The old name of the Iran and Afghanistan region was Aryana...there you can find people who are mostly of white skin and even have blonde hair in some cases.
Re: Aryan Invasion theory proved wrong
All that AAg TV and NDTV is paying off.
Re: Aryan Invasion theory proved wrong
There is no word as Aryan. Arya is a Sanskrit word meaning person with good character. its opposite is Anarya....Crook. These terms have no association with colour of skin or eyes.
I would suggest you to read the book "Return of Aryans" no know more about the people of NorthWest India including present day Pakistanis. The term Aryan..since it has become popular will forever remain in usage.
Re: Aryan Invasion theory proved wrong
If aryan invasion theory is true, then harappa and mohenjadora civilizations were made by dravidians. It is aryans who invaded and pushed dravidians down south. That is what this theory states.
Re: Aryan Invasion theory proved wrong
Precisely..theres was another crap which was propagated by European historians about North-South divide which never existed but was created and people fell victims to it and continue to so even today. The exchange of Vedic scholars between South India and North India has been continuing for centuries. Even today one can find native religious scholars in Banaras and Allahabad whose ancestors from South India.