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The Myth of China’s 5,000-Year History. Rome Fell, But So Did China
A must read.
5 things India should do as soon as possible ?
reddit.com👋Welcome to r/Indianology - Introduce Yourself and Read First!
Hey everyone! I'm u/ramshuklalive, a founding moderator of r/Indianology.
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A community dedicated to celebrating India's civilization, history, culture, heritage, traditions, achievements, and natural beauty—along with memes that capture the spirit of India. Share well-sourced historical content, travel, art, languages, festivals, science, and respectful humor. Everyone is welcome.
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