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Ancient civilisation casting a shadow on modern politics - Vimarsana News

Ancient civilisation casting a shadow on modern politics

In the study published in Cell, for the first time, scientists sequenced the genome from an ancient skeleton found in a 4,600-year-old burial site in Rakhigarhi | Latest News India

Akshay Oberoi: The Actor's Morning Routine - Vimarsana News

Akshay Oberoi: The Actor's Morning Routine

This ‘Fighter’ believes consistency is the ultimate flex

'The Indians': Historians tell the many histories of India with humanness and scholarly objectivity - Vimarsana News

'The Indians': Historians tell the many histories of India with humanness and scholarly objectivity

The expansive compendium of short essays on India by subject-matter experts, whose perspectives are suited to those who like history without a side of rhetoric.

Source: scroll.in
New Book on Indo-European Migrations Says 'Out of India' Theory 'Firmly Refuted' - Vimarsana News

New Book on Indo-European Migrations Says 'Out of India' Theory 'Firmly Refuted'

The authors of 'The Indo-European Puzzle Revisited' use the examples of the Out of India theory and Nazi German nationalism to warn against the political misuse of new genetic research that has impacted our understanding of the Indo-European migrations.

Source: thewire.in
Indus Valley inhabitants were ancestors of Sangam-era poets: Tamil Nadu CM Stalin - Vimarsana News

Indus Valley inhabitants were ancestors of Sangam-era poets: Tamil Nadu CM Stalin

The Chief Minister was speaking at the launch of ‘Oru Panpattin Payanam: Sindhu Mudhal Vaigai Varai’, the Tamil translation of former IAS officer R Balakrishnan’s book ‘Journey of a Civilisation: From Indus to Vaigai’.