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Was Taj Mahal originally a Shiva temple? Allahabad HC asks Centre, ASI to respond on plea to inspect monument

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u/batman8990777 — 14 hours ago

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Bro was the Dhurandhar before Dhurandhar!

He is Bahirji Naik, a Maratha Spy who was considered the third eye of Shivaji Maharaj

u/YoitstheTeddyGuy — 19 hours ago

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u/discordditapp — 1 day ago

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Did the Marathas really control these regions? Please clarify.

Can anyone please explain why Rajputana (Jaisalmer and Bikaner - which, as much as I know, did not even have any issues with the Marathas), Punjab, the Hill States, Bundelkhand region, Rewa, and Kutch are mentioned in this map? As per the period, should they really be part of this?

What about central and eastern india?

Are there any other issues in this map? What more corrections can be made?

Thanks.

u/Katta-dhari_Badmos — 3 days ago

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πjaan 😭

u/Code_Monster — 3 days ago

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Why is Aryan Migration so controversial?

What is this controversy with AIT/AMT? Is it a propaganda or something real?

Can someone shed light on why it is so controversial and why no archaeologists like BB Lal, Vasant Shinde, Dilip K. Chakrabarti, Shaffer, etc. who worked on IVC sites do not support it? This theory is only supported by linguists and Indologists. I am new to all of this so please help if I am wrong. I just want to understand the evidence surrounding it and why is it a tabo? Why do people call it scientific when linguistics is not even a science? Can you guys provide both the evidence against and for AIT/AMT? What is this sub's stance on OIT? I would appreciate the help!

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u/AdMean6699 — 3 days ago