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Part One: The Sacred Kṣetra of Gopāla - 84 kos of Braj and the Excavations at Bahaj

This first article in a seven-part series explores the sacred land of Braj, its etymology, origins, historical extent, and scriptural references. It is based on the groundbreaking excavations at Bahaj led by Dr. Vinay Kumar Gupta of the ASI. It sets the stage for understanding the civilizational and its spiritual depth revealed through these discoveries.

Dr. Vinay Kumar Gupta

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Ajamīḍha's End

The makings and unmakings of a great dynasty.

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A God in Every Speck

A journey into village shrines, clan deities, and ancestral memories, where the sacred infuses every field, stone, and song. This reflective essay explores how Bhārata reveals a god in every speck.

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Colonial Interaction with Hindu Cremation

A long read detailing the discourse surrounding the Indian tradition of cremation evolved during the British rule from ancient ritual to a powerful symbol of resistance, redefining Hindu identity in the face of colonial and religious challenges.

Sai Priya Chodavarapu 13 min read

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Part 3 | Bhāratīya Wanderlust - A Defence of the Out-of-India Model (OIT)

This essay series challenges the Aryan Invasion Theory, advocating for the Out-of-India Model (OIT) by analyzing linguistic, textual, genetic, and archaeological evidence to suggest that the roots of Indo-European languages and cultures originate in India.

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Part 2 | Bhāratīya Wanderlust - A Defence of the Out-of-India Model (OIT)

This essay series challenges the Aryan Invasion Theory, advocating for the Out-of-India Model (OIT) by analyzing linguistic, textual, genetic, and archaeological evidence to suggest that the roots of Indo-European languages and cultures originate in India.

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Part 1 | Bhāratīya Wanderlust - A Defence of the Out-of-India Model (OIT)

This essay series challenges the Aryan Invasion Theory, advocating for the Out-of-India Model (OIT) by analyzing linguistic, textual, genetic, and archaeological evidence to suggest that the roots of Indo-European languages and cultures originate in India.

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The Difference Between Us - on One-life vs. Multiple-life Metaphysics

This essay explores the contrast between one-life and multiple-life metaphysical views in Hindu and Abrahamic traditions, highlighting differences in the perception of time and reality.

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Grand History, Part 1

Exploring the depths of history and civilization, this article delves into the interplay of time, human knowledge, and the trajectories that shape our collective consciousness.

Amritanshu Pandey 20 min read

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Part One: The Sacred Kṣetra of Gopāla - 84 kos of Braj and the Excavations at Bahaj

Ajamīḍha's End

A God in Every Speck

Colonial Interaction with Hindu Cremation

Part 3 | Bhāratīya Wanderlust - A Defence of the Out-of-India Model (OIT)

Part 2 | Bhāratīya Wanderlust - A Defence of the Out-of-India Model (OIT)

Part 1 | Bhāratīya Wanderlust - A Defence of the Out-of-India Model (OIT)

The Difference Between Us - on One-life vs. Multiple-life Metaphysics

Grand History, Part 1