Is India a country or a continent?

[Peshwa]

Do you know what is Hinduism?? And how Hinduism came into existence?
I have study almost all religion closely. But I found that Hinduism is not a religion but a civilization itself. And there was no religion in existence when ivc was built.

I am born into a Hindu family, so yeah I got the basics down.

not sure how that equates to Hindus built the IVC. For your argument to be true, Hinduism would have had to coexist at the same time as the IVC. Since no such data exists, the statement "Hindus built then IVC" cannot be true.

I would gladly be corrected if you can present that.

 

[livingdead]

Back to the topic... do read the article... not only the headline... it makes interesting reading..

 

[The BrOkEn HeArT]

I am born into a Hindu family, so yeah I got the basics down.

not sure how that equates to Hindus built the IVC. For your argument to be true, Hinduism would have had to coexist at the same time as the IVC. Since no such data exists, the statement "Hindus built then IVC" cannot be true.

I would gladly be corrected if you can present that.

Go through this short article which based on research .
If you are Hindu then you must understand the reflection of Indus valley civilization in its "name" itself.
See here how a word called " HINDU" came into existence:-

INDUS VALLEY> >> INDU (people)>>> HINDU (later came into existence)
BTW I was born in a Punjabi family and I'm a non religious guy .
http://googleweblight.com/i?u=http:...-valley-religion.html&grqid=AFHbBk08&hl=en-IN

 

[Peshwa]

Go through this short article which based on research .
If you are Hindu then you must understand the reflection of Indus valley civilization in its "name" itself.
See here how a word called " HINDU" came into existence:-

INDUS VALLEY> >> INDU (people)>>> HINDU (later came into existence)
BTW I was born in a Punjabi family and I'm a non religious guy .
http://googleweblight.com/i?u=http:...-valley-religion.html&grqid=AFHbBk08&hl=en-IN

Yes I'm aware of the origins of the word Hindu and it's relation with the Indus.
I've read this before. Though I'm not sure which research this is referencing.
Maybe you can point me to it. The article certainly doesn't.