Harappan civilisation
A God for Small Things
Ira Mukhoty
The Indus Civilisation can teach us much about equality and harmony, aesthetics and planning
Hindu Civilisation: The Test of Antiquity
A mysterious river and what it says about the true age of Hindu civilisation
Harappans would have scoffed at attempts to make them vegetarians
Ullekh NP in Open Conversation with historian Nayanjot Lahiri
The Limited Past
The number of allusions to ancient India in the Budget and Economic Survey notwithstanding, if you were not a king, there is really no question any Indian would much rather live in the present financial system
A New Nepal Terracotta Tablet Predates Mahabharata to Harappa Culture
The terracotta plaque represents Krishna and Arjuna in the epic battle
An Old Theory in the Light of New Science
Rakhigarhi does not end the Aryan invasion debate but it provides more accurate answers to who we are
The Origins
The debate on Aryan migration has long divided Indian academics into opposing camps. Two recent genetic studies appear to have solved the mystery of where we come from by offering fresh insight into who the people of the Indus Valley Civilisation really were
About a Chariot in Prehistory: The Rediscovery of India
Recent archaeological studies shed some light on 1,500 years after the collapse of the Harappan civilisation
Migrant Nation
Tony Joseph wades through genetics, archaeology and linguistics to present a picture of the people who shaped Indian civilisation
The Genetic History of Indians: Are We What We Think We Are?
Fresh research on the genetic history of Indians revives the Aryan migration theory
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