Of Our Non-violent Ancestors
The New Indian Express Madurai|December 22, 2024
Pattanaik provides a comprehensive insight into the mysterious world of the Harappan civilisation
MAYANK JAIN PARICHHA

discoveries and details known so far sounds content that perhaps the lifestyle of the Harappan Civilisation has a huge impact on various cultures and religions. It's not difficult to assume that Harappans would have been supportive of hermit life, renouncing hoarding and no traces of war and romance. However, there are images of rivalries.

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