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Contradicting mainstream archaeology, the discussion presents a timeline where Indian civilization predates and extends well beyond the traditionally accepted 5,000-year mark. Evidence from Rigveda, dating back approximately 220,000 years, suggests that the roots of Indian civilization are ancient and continuous, with events like Ramayana and Mahabharata occurring much earlier than commonly believed.
This perspective aligns with findings of antiquated cities and scripts like Mohenjo-Daro and Harappa, which are now contextualized within a civilization that flourished around 8,000 BCE, with roots even further back, possibly spanning tens of thousands of years.