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The mystery of the Indus script: Dravidian, Sanskrit or not a language at all? - Vimarsana News

The mystery of the Indus script: Dravidian, Sanskrit or not a language at all?

For more than a century now, over one hundred attempts have been made by scholars from different fields to decode the Indus script, without much success. The many theories include those that link the language to Sanskrit, Dravidian, Mesopotamian, Egyptian among others. There are also those that are skeptical about whether the Indus script is in any one language at all.

The Indus inch - Vimarsana News

The Indus inch

In the early 1930s, the discovery of a shattered ruler in Mohenjo-Daro held profound archaeological significance

What PM Modi said at inauguration: 'Every decision taken in the new Parliament will empower generations to come' - Vimarsana News

What PM Modi said at inauguration: 'Every decision taken in the new Parliament will empower generations to come'

This new building of the Parliament will become the basis for the creation of a new India. A prosperous, strong and developed India

What Mohenjodaro's Dancing Girl figurine tells us about the prehistoric civilisation - Vimarsana News

What Mohenjodaro's Dancing Girl figurine tells us about the prehistoric civilisation

The degree of sophistication of art indicates a society’s advancement, and the existence of a figurine such as the Dancing Girl indicates the presence of high art in Harappan society. Here is how it was discovered.

The Mohenjo Daro necklace: two halves of a whole - Vimarsana News

The Mohenjo Daro necklace: two halves of a whole

One of the most astonishing archaeological finds from Mohenjo Daro was a necklace that was literally broken in half at the time of independence