Although often associated with Southern India, the Dravidian language family includes 27 languages, spoken by 220 million people across South Asia and beyond. This is a story on the North Dravidian la ...

Third, the great Mixed population, generally known as the Hindus, which has grown out of the Aryan and non-Aryan elements, (chiefly from the latter,) and numbered in 1872 about 121.000.000.

Subsequently, the various tongues of India came along, with the earliest form of our Kashmiri tongue developing around the 13 th century from a dialect of the Indo-Aryan language. The book delves into ...

KOHIMA: The Tenyimi Union Nagaland (TUN), an apex body of five major tribes in Nagaland, has opposed the Central government's decision to fence the Indo-Myanmar border, claiming that it will have ...

Creation of the Sáttítla and Chuckwalla national monument are a win for California tribes that advocated for their protection. Here's what was said.

Prehistory of indo-Iranian Borderlands. A report of the Huxley Memorial Lecture of the Royal Anthropo logical Institute, delivered by Sir Aurel Stein during the session of the First International ...

“Actual fighting in the vedic period, was between Indo-Aryans and Indo-Iranians. Indo-Iranians were called Dasas. Basic fight was between aryan tribes over the ideological on how to worship the fire,” ...

Only Adivasis and South Indians continue to speak Dravidian languages, with Indo-Aryan languages having replaced them throughout North India; one must note, however, that some Adivasi tribes of ...

Leaving aside the other Indo-European peoples of Europe and especially those of Asia, here we will deal specifically only with those who came and settled in the Balkan peninsula around these three.

Some 383 words, 4% of this text, are of non-Indo-Aryan origin, borrowed from languages spoken c1450 bce in the Punjab (Witzel 2000). Relating mostly to agriculture, animals, plants, music and names of ...

In the more recent classification, the new term is Indo-Iranian. There is a growing trend among scholars and sociologists to drop the word ‘Aryan.’ According to Encyclopedia Britannica, from “the late ...