Indo-Aryan speakers form about one half of all Indo-European speakers (approx 1.5 of 3 billion), also more than half of Indo-European languages recognized by Ethnologue.

Key points The Indo-Aryans, who migrated into the Indian subcontinent, referred to themselves as Arya. Centuries later, the concept of Arya got taken up and twisted by the Nazis. Hitler's Aryan ...

The area roughly west of the Indus has most of our poorest districts ... The eastern groups mainly speak Indo-Aryan dialects while western ones mainly use Indo-Iranian and Tibetan ones. Pre-partition, ...

Books Received Published: 23 November 1916 The Indo-Aryan Races A Study of the Origin of Indo-Aryan People and Institutions Nature 98, 227 (1916) Cite this article ...

The work comprises a presentation of a decipherment of an inscription on ancient lead objects found in China's Wei River Valley, and the Han dynastic histories that preserve their memory. To reach his ...

The arrival of Indo-Aryan speaking groups – carriers of the R1a1 gene – into India has been a topic of much debate. Professor Mutharasan pointed out that the Indo-Aryans did not dilute the ...

Concurrently, ongoing developments in the study of Indo-Aryan languages – noted for their rich retroflex and non-retroflex contrasts – have revealed both language-specific articulatory ...

Patna: Delhi University teacher of ancient history, Vishwa Mohan Jha, on Tuesday refuted the century-old Aryan invasion theory (AIT), which claims tha.

How the term “Aryan” Came to Be Twisted Perhaps because they believed the highly inflected and perfected Sanskrit to be the oldest Indo-European language, nineteenth century German ...