Decoding 6,000-Year-Old Language Can Bury North-South Divide
Work by an Indian cryptographer on the still-undeciphered Indus Valley script suggests Sanskrit may have been the root ...
ASI team discovers 16th century Shaivite centre in Lankamala Wildlife Sanctuary
KADAPA: Lankamala Wildlife Sanctuary in Siddavatam forest range, once renowned for its rich biodiversity, has now emerged as ...
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Groundbreaking Archaeological Discovery In Andhra Pradesh Forest: Lankamala Wildlife Sanctuary Was Once A Shaivite Pilgrimage Centre
Lankamala Wildlife Sanctuary, nestled within the Siddavatam forest range of Andhra Pradesh, has long been renowned for its ...
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Our claim on Tamil Nadu’s Iron Age is backed by scientific evidence: Thangam Thennarasu
Recent scientific dating confirms Tamil Nadu’s Iron Age dates back to 3000 BCE, predating earlier estimates. Minister Thangam Thennarasu highlights excavations at Keezhadi, Sivagalai, and ...
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HistoriCity: India’s great language churn is something to cherish, not spurn
Sanskrit versus Prakrit Devy wrote, “Ashoka’s inscriptions are among the earliest samples ... we continue to see the use of Brahmi script all the way up to the Gupta period after which it is gradually ...
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ASI decodes ancient Sanskrit inscriptions from Nepal and Vietnam
"This inscription highlights the cultural influence of India, as the Brahmi script, which originated in India, is the mother of all scripts presently used in both India and Southeast Asia," Reddy ...