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yes it is our history

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Absolutely, I understand your point. The Aryan migration theory is one perspective among many in understanding Indian history, and it has sparked debates for years. When it comes to the depth of Indian knowledge systems, it's remarkable indeed. Think about it: ancient India gave the world concepts like zero, the decimal system, algebra, and even the foundations of surgery and medicine. These contributions have left an indelible mark on human civilization. Despite facing challenges like invasions and colonialism, India's cultural heritage has endured. However, it's also true that the richness of Indian knowledge isn't always given the recognition it deserves on the global stage. Sometimes, it's overshadowed by other narratives. But that's why conversations like these are so important. By exploring the Vedic and Post-Vedic Age, we're shining a light on the incredible depth of Indian civilization and its lasting impact on the world. It's about celebrating and honoring a heritage that has shaped so much of what we know today.

@@theunknownguy2024 These points are widely known to Indians and many others. However, your central claim that the vedic culture originated outside of the Indian subcontinent is highly questionable and controversial. Instead of stating disputed and unverified theories you should stick to facts.

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