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@Kaptaan @Max @Mentee @Maira La @DESERT FIGHTER @save_ghenda @Zibago

Umm, you might want to do something about the 'Children of the Indus' thread in the History forum.

Where are the mods btw? @waz @WAJsal

There is a Rig-Vedic period that was based mostly in the Indus Basin. Do you admit that for almost 500 or so years when the Rig-Vedics had their civilization in the Indus Basin, the Gangetic region was uncivilized with no culture (which basically is fact anyway)? The fact of the matter is that...

The culture of the Rig-Vedics did not spread to the Gangetic plains, only the later Vedic culture did, that too around 500 years after the Rig-Vedic Civilization flourished in the Indus Basin. During this period the Ganges region indeed was forested and uncivilized for 500 years, in addition to...

That is not the Rig-Vedic period. The Rig-Vedic period was circa 1500 BC, when the Gangetic Region was still uncivilized and forested. Only later did the Rig-Vedic culture spread into the Gangetic Region, after the the thick forested cover of the Ganges was cut using axes invented in the Middle...

That isn't the Rig-Vedic period, genius, that is the later Vedic period after cutting down and clearing the forested cover of the Gangetic Region, the culture spread over to there. The Rig-Vedic period (around 1500 BC) was centered around the Indus Basin (Sapta Sindhu).

For a long time I was under the impression that during the rebellion of 1857 in India, Punjab remained totally peaceful and there was no disturbance at all. However, as I read more about this event and especially when I focused on Punjab I realized that I was only partially correct. It is true...

Division of British Colonial India, union formed by British guns. No serious historian connects the sitting male figure found in Mohenjodaro to Shiva or some sort of proto-Shiva. Writing in 2002, Gregory L. Possehl concluded that while it would be appropriate to recognize the figure as a...

Too bad Adi Shankara the great sage didn't consider the Indus Basin as part of his Holy Bharat Mata and didn't make it a part of his four main mathas :( I think he didn't like us. The Dakshiānmnāya Sri Sharada Peetham(main matha) at Sringeri Sharada Peethamin Shringeri, Karnataka. The...

@Sargon of Akkad Well, I have already stated my opinion on this and you're free to disagree with it. I actually was agreeing with most of what you were saying, just not all. However let's agree to disagree here and not derail your thread. Peace.

@Sargon of Akkad I do agree with your assertion that Hejazi Peninsular Arabs and Pakistanis have different phenotypes and looks. However you simply cannot paint a very diverse region like South Asia all with a same brush. If you want to keep on peddling that photo of Olympic teams, then here...

There is little point in posting pictures, as it almost always leads to cherry-picking. This is what the Saudi royal family looked like when they were still spending most of their time in the deserts. Stick to actual maps of skin colour and not photo spam, as it proves little...

Unlike Israel, most Pakistanis are natives of the land and havent displaced or stolen any natives land. Most Israelis are Ashkenazi Jewish migrants from Europe who took over Palestinian land. Trying to give an analogy of Israel to Pakistan is dumb.

What happened to that Bangladeshi people thread? Cant seem to find it.

My point was that it isn't a uniform religion, but oh well. Discovery, discussion and debate it is, apparently.

Has anyone checked out the Rich Kids of Tehran instagram? Don't those guys get busted by the Iranian moral police? https://www.instagram.com/therichkidsoftehran/?hl=en سدکے جاواں :smitten: