The mysterious Harappan civilization is considered the third oldest in the ancient East after that of Egypt and Mesopotamia.

The Indian handloom industry, with origins tracing back to around 2000 BCE during the Indus Valley Civilization, epitomizes a ...

A lost Harappan settlement discovered in Rajasthan’s Thar Desert shows how the Indus Valley Civilization reached India’s arid ...

Sometimes a culture changes over thousands of years the way the Indus Valley civilization did, slowly evolving from urban to rural to urban again. Still, it doesn’t disappear.

The Indus Valley Civilization, which flourished around 3,300 BCE in what is now northern India and Pakistan, was a sophisticated society known for its planned cities, advanced drainage systems ...

The Indus Civilization is the third-oldest civilization. It existed in the northern section of present-day India during the Bronze Age and lasted between 3300 BC and 600 BC.

The Indus has been their cradle of civilization, the source of their culture, and the foundation of their identity. To safeguard its flow is to safeguard their future.

Due to shortage of funds, archaeological work to showcase important site of Indus Valley civilization hangs in limbo ...