In the last centuries of the first millennium BC northwestern India was once more subjected to a new wave of immigration from Central Asia. In Bactria several tribes clashed in the second century BC and pushed each other towards the fertile lowlands in the south. Continue Reading...

The largest building so far excavated is one at Mohenjo Daro with a superficial area of 230 x 78 feet Continue Reading...

Goddess was associated with that of the bull, and these were no exception. Bull figurines have been discovered, and the bull forms a favourite motif for the decoration of the pottery of KullI and Rana Ghundal, one of the most important of the Zhob sites. Continue Reading...

The Bengal Society began to turn some of its attention to the material remains of India past, as the East India Companysurveyors brought back to Calcutta many reports of temples Continue Reading...

The ancient civilization of India grew up in a sharply demarcated sub-continent bounded on the north by the world’s largest mountain range—the chain of the Himalayas Continue Reading...

This is about Rig veda HYMN III Asvins Continue Reading...