Indo-Aryan migration theory, a controversy for the ages, is fueling discussions once more in India after an article published in The Hindu newspaper highlighted the genetic evidence that the ...

The Indo-Aryan migration from these steppes into the Indus Valley began in around 1900 BCE. The nomadic pastoralists who set off from their grassy homeland referred to themselves as Arya ...

These Aryans were said to have introduced key elements of Indian culture such as the Sanskrit language – which gave rise to the Indo-Aryan branch of languages spoken all across north, west and ...

All this has nothing to do with the question of the “Aryan languages” in India, and of the Original Homeland and the migrations of the ancient Indo-European tribes, since all this has already ...

[This result] downplays the importance of migration related to the Indo-Aryan linguistic expansion.” Clearly, divergences in genetic studies are much wider than Mr. Joseph tells us!

Irrefutable genetic findings should discredit the long-held right-wing stance on Aryan migration. That birth-based social hierarchy was brought into being by the Aryans is of particular significance.

The presence of Indo-Aryan loan words of a form more archaic than RigVedic Sanskrit in a Mitanni document of circa 1400 BCE proves that the Rig Veda cannot be older than that. ... Recent researches in ...