Ancient Nuclear War in Pakistan [VIDEO]

[Dushmann]

Not sure why we are even having this discussion.

There are two major civilization areas in the subcontinent.

IVC- Indus valley civilization
GVC- Ganga valley civilization

They have distinct traits, cultures, languages, and histories (and even religions).



If you share traditions hopes and dreams of Indus valley (Sindh, Balchistan, Punjab, KPK, Kashmir), then you are part of IVC,

If on the other hand you happen to be part of traditions, cultures, hopes, dreams of central India, then you are part of the GVC (Ganga valley civilization).

Be proud of who YOU are,

no need to get into this endless IVC-vs.-GVD quarrels.


Thank you

They are all part of an Indian civilization. All these rigid linguistic nationalism definitions are recent phenomenon, unity in diversity and migrating from one corner of India to other corner, multiculturalism is ancient Indian tradition. By your logic would Krishna be part of Ganga Valley civilization or Indus Valley civilization? He was born and gown up in Ganga Valley and His dwaraka was Gujarat which is site of Indus Valley civilization. Infact oldest Indus Valley city Lothal is in Gujarat.

 

[t_for_talli]

Because India has nothing to do with IVC except some bordering areas with Pakistan. Even name of your country "India" is illegal

Indians have every thing to do with IVC

You own the land(the materialistic thing) but we own the culture/Civilization

There is nothing common between IVC culture and present day Pakistan

 

[FaujHistorian]

Those 4 sites are not the main cities of IVC but still that so called 1/3 area is tiny part of bharat - but you will not give your habit of stealing history.

Yaara LI,

Dushman can have all the IVC sites if he wants. We are generous folks.

the only thing we ask in return is to respect the traditions, cultures, and religions prevalent in the Indus basin. As Indus basin is the mother of IVC.

In the same way

Us the IVC-ians must respect the traditions, cultures, and religions prevalent in the Ganga basin. As Ganga basin is the mother of GVC.

That's all.

Counting sites is childish, adopting the IVC or GVC culture is the adult thing to do.

And be proud if you are GVC

And be generous if you are IVC.


peace

They are all part of an Indian civilization. All these rigid linguistic nationalism definitions are recent phenomenon, unity in diversity and migrating from one corner of India to other corner, multiculturalism is ancient Indian tradition. By your logic would Krishna be part of Ganga Valley civilization or Indus Valley civilization? He was born and gown up in Ganga Valley and His dwaraka was Gujarat which is site of Indus Valley civilization. Infact oldest Indus Valley city Lothal is in Gujarat.

Love the people of IVC and prove you are part of IVC-ian.

that's all.

Gujarat is off course part of the "tail-end" of the Indus river basin that spreads all the way to East Mikran.

But claiming Gujarat as IVC while ignoring Sindh, Balochistan, Punjab, KPK and Kashmir is bit short-sighted.


Same way we the IVC-ians promise to love the Ganga valley civilization.

So be proud of your heritage if you are from GVC, instead of jumping 1000s of miles and starting these petty quarrels about IVC.


peace to you my GVC-ian brother, be proud of your basin.

 

[FaujHistorian]

Indians have every thing to do with IVC

You own the land(the materialistic thing) but we own the culture/Civilization

There is nothing common between IVC culture and present day Pakistan

Any Indian who follows traditions of Sindh Basin aka Sindhi, Punjabi, KPK, Balochistan and Kashmir, is part of the IVC.

The rest are the honored guests. especially those from Ganga Valley Civilization.

so be proud of GVC and talk about that too.

And don't let IVC usurp all that what was accomplished in GVC.


peace

 

[curioususer]

then be prepared to accept that before 1947 everyone had the same right on this land regardless of their religion or ethnicity.

Who is everyone?

IVC- Indus valley civilization
GVC- Ganga valley civilization

People of IVC moved to GVC because of climatic conditions.

 

[Dushmann]

Any Indian who follows traditions of Sindh Basin aka Sindhi, Punjabi, KPK, Balochistan and Kashmir, is part of the IVC.

The rest are the honored guests. especially those from Ganga Valley Civilization.

so be proud of GVC and talk about that too.

And don't let IVC usurp all that what was accomplished in GVC.


peace

Pakistan ideology born in IVC or GVC?

 

[Sugarcane]

Man there is no end to your delusions and excuses . These 12 are the most important sites of IVC thats why they are on the map . Many sites haven't been shown like Lothal , Gujarat which was the main seaport of IVC people . And part of IVC India has is a tiny part of total Indian territory but a very big area of Indus Valley civilization .

No one is stealing anything. I am just saying that IVC is joint heritage of India and Pakistan .

This is a list of all the IVC sites . And guess what , most of them are in India

List of Indus Valley Civilization sites - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

 

[curioususer]

They are all part of an Indian civilization. All these rigid linguistic nationalism definitions are recent phenomenon, unity in diversity and migrating from one corner of India to other corner, multiculturalism is ancient Indian tradition. By your logic would Krishna be part of Ganga Valley civilization or Indus Valley civilization? He was born and gown up in Ganga Valley and His dwaraka was Gujarat which is site of Indus Valley civilization. Infact oldest Indus Valley city Lothal is in Gujarat.

There was no IVC and GVC during the time of Krishna.

 

[PARAS]

 

[StormShadow]

War mentioned in Mahabharata happened in Kurukshetra, Haryana. Not in Mohenjo-Daro, so even if 44 skeletons are found in Mohenjo-Daro it doesn't anything.

Maybe they were considering the fallout victims? BTW, here was a link brother.

In a rare discovery, the Archaeological Survey of India has found at Bhirrana, another Harappan site in Fatehabad district in Haryana, a red potsherd with an engraving that resembles the ‘Dancing Girl,’ the iconic bronze figurine of Mohenjo daro. While the bronze was discovered in the early 1920s, the potsherd with the engraving was discovered during excavations by the ASI in 2004-05

The Hindu : Front Page : The ageless tale a potsherd from Bhirrana tells

Ancient Nuclear warfare debunked . Watch the entire video !

Yeah i'll watch it tomorrow. Now feeling very sleepy.

 

[curioususer]

Any Indian who follows traditions of Sindh Basin aka Sindhi, Punjabi, KPK, Balochistan and Kashmir, is part of the IVC.

Many south Indian celebrate new year on the same day as Sindhis and Punjabis, does that make them part of IVC?

 

[PARAS]

Any Indian who follows traditions of Sindh Basin aka Sindhi, Punjabi, KPK, Balochistan and Kashmir, is part of the IVC.

Add Gujarat , Rajasthan , Haryana , Uttar Pradesh , Maharashtra and Jammu as well to the list .

 

[Pulsar]

For those who haven’t read the greatest Indian epic, the Mahabharata, here’s a small primer. This is an epic written in Sanskrit more than 2000 years ago and describes the technology of those bygone eras.

At the time of the complete literal English translation, between the years 1886-1890, no aircraft ever flew and missiles were unheard of.

This is an extract of the text from Volume III, Vana Parva, Section XLII (42), with images of what the author could have been possibly trying to describe.

Vaicampayana said: After the Lokopalas had gone away,
Arjuna - that slayer of all foes - began to think,
O monarch, of the car of Indra!
And as Gudakeça gifted with great intelligence was thinking of it,
the car endued with great effulgence and guided by Matali,
came dividing the clouds and illuminating the firmament
and filling the entire welkin with its rattle
deep as the roar of mighty masses of clouds.

Swords, and miscrias of terrible forms,
and maces of frightful description,
and winged darts of celestial splendor

and lightnings of the brightest effulgence,
and thunderbolts

There’s more here!!

Was all this imagination? Is it possible for anyone to write about and describe something he had never seen before and was non-existent at that time? Was it true then? If so, it changes ancient history as we know it!!

 

[Dushmann]

self delete

 

[darkhero]

Indians have every thing to do with IVC

You own the land(the materialistic thing) but we own the culture/Civilization

There is nothing common between IVC culture and present day Pakistan

Can you give some examples to prove there are links between IVC and India?

For instance, do you speak the same language? do you have the same writing system? or which culture aspects you got from IVC?