Mac and Mohan

Trigger question. If Rāma and the Pāṇḍavas were real and lived in 1950-1750 BCE, where are their palaces, tombs, and statues? Why does Egypt have everything intact, while India seems to have nothing? This question assumes that every civilisation remembers itself the same way. That assumption is wrong. Egypt built its entire civilisation around the preservation of the dead body. Mummies, tombs, pyramids, wall paintings, even embalmed animals were not art or vanity projects. They were infrastructure for a belief that the soul would return to the same physical body. Stone, resin, sealed chambers, and the desert climate together froze Egypt in time. Sanātana Dharma took the opposite position. The body was never highly valued. It was described as a worn-out garment, to be discarded through cremation. If the body itself was impermanent, preserving palaces, houses, or tombs made no philosophical sense. You burn the body. You let the building decay. You move on. From the Indus Valley onward, India invested permanence not in stone, but in memory. In mantra, genealogy, ritual, geography, and oral transmission. Cities were rebuilt. Fire altars were reconstructed. Rivers shifted. Capitals moved. What endured was not masonry, but continuity. So when people ask, “Where are the artefacts of the Rāmāyaṇa and Mahābhārata era?”, they are asking the wrong question. They are looking for Mediterranean-style archaeology in a civilisation that never valued tomb culture. India did not embalm kings. It did not seal history inside graves. It encoded history into living traditions. Greek mythology survives on pottery and temples because Greece wrote late and built in stone. Indian Itihāsa survived in recitation because it emerged earlier, in a world of wood, brick, ritual renewal, and oral precision. One preserved objects with stories. The other preserved stories without objects. Egypt asked: How do we preserve the body forever? India asked: How do we escape the cycle of bodies altogether? Once you understand that difference, the absence of pyramids for Rāma or Yudhiṣṭhira stops looking like a problem. It starts looking like philosophy successfully lived out in civilisation. Yet we get chariots and copper, bronze and iron mixed weapons in 1950-1750 BCE reassuring Rama and Pandavas lived in this period. But we have nothing in 3200-3000 BCE or in 6000-5000 BCE or in 13000-12000 BCE that indicates Rama or Pandavas lived then. Differentiate between true research and fake research.

One FIR , your career is over BNS is very strong in such cases Be prepared

MBBS student shared the horrific casteism happening in the college. Even those educated in colleges, schools and government institutions practice casteism in a horrific manner. Under what guise do these casteist people talk about the progress of the country?Is it not injustice to not give representation to the majority of the people of the country? SC, ST, and OBC have faced injustice for centuries. Casteists constantly insult them when they demand their rights.

This man Kamra can’t dare to speak like this on any other religion . In this so called protest they made fun of Shri Ram’s name why ?

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