@Fintech03 Parimal this is an earnest request to compile your posts' and present them in the form of a book.
They are all excellent and worth preserving.
Pls give it a serious thought.
@Fintech03 Parimal this is an earnest request to compile your posts' and present them in the form of a book.
They are all excellent and worth preserving.
Pls give it a serious thought.
The Irish once called themselves the Tuatha de Danaan.
Children of Danu.
The same Danu appears in the Rig Veda as the mother goddess of the flowing waters. She is where the Danube gets its name. And the Dniester, the Dnieper, the Don and the Donau. And Denmark. And Greek Demeter. Northern Greeks called themselves Dannuni.
Two hills in southwest Ireland are still known as the Paps of Danu. At Beltane, fires were lit around them and cattle driven between the flames for protection and good harvest. The same ritual is described in the Vedas.
The oldest surviving Irish text, the Book of Invasions, records a tribe called Erainn, from Arya, arriving from the south by sea and making its way inland to the Hill of Tara. The Persians took the same name for themselves. Iran means the land of the Aryas.
These Vedic influences arrived in pulses. The Iranian is the oldest. A landward pulse followed the river valleys of the Dniester, the Dnieper, the Donau and on into Denmark, leaving the mother goddess's name behind at each stage.
The Celtic pulse came after 5,600 BC. The Celtic branch had by then separated from Italo-Celtic in the Mediterranean and continued up the Atlantic seaboard. The route is still readable on the map. Portugal. Galicia. Gaul. Pays de Galles. Cornwall. Galloway. Galway. The "gal" names trace the coast.
Ireland remembered its origin.
The old story of Aryan nomads riding into India from the steppe has no DNA support. Michel Danino reviewed nine large-sample genetic studies from 1999 to 2006 and found no invasion signal. The archaeological record shows no cultural break from prehistory. The outstanding character of ancient India is continuity.
The trails from Iran and from Ireland both lead back to India.
I set the full case out in "How Maritime Trade and the Indian Subcontinent Shaped the World."
DISGRACE!
A high-schooler or college bully would be expelled for doing this to a girl.
And here we have a 80-year-old man-child, the US President, harassing the Italian PM.
Admired Trump for acting against wokes, illegals, Islamists.
But his behaviour towards allies, his harassment of Meloni, is sick.
@aravind Airlines' should start an Airport Darshan Circuit. You spend 2 hours at an airport, fly to the next new airport.... likewise visit couple of new one's and return. With guides explaining the various elements of these designs. @moca_goi
Where was @IndEditorsGuild’s ethics when day after day R Rajagopal ran a toxic campaign against Modi Govt, not to critique it but indulge in ad hominem vitriolic abuse?
Remember how @smritiirani was labelled ‘Aunty National’ in a front page banner headline?
Roll your outrage and smoke it.
Abu Thala murdered 10th standard student Gokul Krishna Gouda after the boy caught him sexually assaulting a 9th standard girl in Siddapur, Karnataka.
He allegedly squeezed Gokul’s neck to threaten but ended up killing him.
The outrageous part? Police initially registered this case as a 'suicide', but after massive protests, they have now added the murder angle.
Teacher Abu and Principal Javed suspended.
Shocking report from West Bengal by @azad_nishant : Bengal Post Poll R*pe Victims speak up -
“My father was being beaten in one room, while I was being rap*d in another...”
“I was rap*d in front of my 11-year-old daughter.”
“I went to police station to file an FIR, they refused to file a report"
“All the men who rap*d me were Muslims...”
Such horrific stories.. Mamata Banerjee is responsible for all these things...
https://t.co/hZyzJZct1T
@chenabism Jinnah is as much a Gujarati and Indian as Panini is a Pakistani. The nation you are raving about was formed by a Gujarati Indian. Quite another matter that we have no interest in owning Mr. Jinnah.