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The “Aryan Invasion Theory” that you refer to has been thoroughly refuted by all serious historians. I can’t believe there are still people who propound such no
by why_ask_why 9y ago
The “Aryan Invasion Theory” that you refer to has been thoroughly refuted by all serious historians. I can’t believe there are still people who propound such nonsense. There were no Aryans and no Dravidians. The Vedas originated in what is present day India and it is the original indigenous culture of that land.
- kamaal 9y agoCite your 'all serious historians' and feel free to edit: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Indo-Aryan_migration https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Indo-Aryan_migration Also every one comes from some where. No one ever fell from the sky, or sprouted from earth.
- why_ask_why 9y agoRead Breaking India by Rajiv Malhotra. Not everything you find on Wikipedia is true.
- cholantesh 9y agoConversely, almost everything written by unqualified hacks is probably false.
- wadkar 9y agoCould you please provide any references for the refutation? I vaguely remember coming across a study based on genetics that implied the flow of migration was probably from east to west. FWIW, I find it amusing that the term used is Invasion and not Migration. Reminds me of the asymmetric application of the term expat instead of immigrant when people move to different countries.