Tour India - Kashmir - History of Indus and Country

[leotakesleo]

that mother fcker doesnt know....indus river is 99% in pakistan.....lol...the rest of this documentary is rejected based only on this one misstatement....the part of indus river that is in india is covered by mountains ...!!!

[kalidhas1]

Please post more of this videos.

Thanks

[3051949]

Pl Go through the findings of sattilite pictures and archeological surveys being carried out,that should convince you.

[DildoBuster]

Sarwasti River could have existed but to conclude Indian Civilization began on the banks of Sarwasti you need more proof. No sensible person can completely disregard everything British. South Indian languages are nothing like North Indian languages. Sanskrit has more in common with Indo-Iranian languages. India is about unity in diversity. We don't have to make up stories to prove a connection between Hinduism and History.

[3051949]

This guy is referring to the conccoted history which the British imagination gave India so that they could devide the North from the South to make it easier for their rule. He is out of times, now the research has shown that the history began on the banks of now extinct Sarwasti River.All books on the previous history suhould go to the dustbin

[DildoBuster]

Extinct Sarwasti River? It sounds more like your own imagination. Can you prove it existed?

[3051949]

Yes. Pl.refer to the satilite images and the archiological surveys being conducted.

[DildoBuster]

Sarwasti River could have existed but to conclude Indian Civilization began on the banks of Sarwasti you need more proof. No sensible person can completely disregard everything British. South Indian languages are nothing like North Indian languages. Sanskrit has more in common with Indo-Iranian languages. India is about unity in diversity. We don't have to make up stories to prove a connection between Hinduism and History.

[isa2502]

Interesting to know about the Indus river....surprising to know also that this river has historical linkages to east Africa. The dravidian languages are also spoken in parts of Africa according to the enyclopaedia brittanica.