Manasataramgini, biologist, Sanskritist, gifted amateur mathematician, staunch Hindu, more so than the so-called Hindu right-wing, and most relevant, long-time staunch Aryan invasionist - for years, ridiculing any Hindu who thought there was no invasion - feels vindicated by the recent findings in ancient DNA. Nevertheless, with the postulated dates of incursions, he sees a problem, and to solve it, he postulates:
“we conclude that the core RV, meaning a certain archaic kernel of it was definitely composed outside India and probably much earlier even if the final redaction and compilation happened later in India. We see no other way out.”
The problem is that there is no such “core Rg Veda”. Even the postulated oldest parts of the Rg Veda are from within India.
“we conclude that the core RV, meaning a certain archaic kernel of it was definitely composed outside India and probably much earlier even if the final redaction and compilation happened later in India. We see no other way out.”
The problem is that there is no such “core Rg Veda”. Even the postulated oldest parts of the Rg Veda are from within India.
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