Santali Sindhu Sabhyata Ki Bhasha offers a groundbreaking perspective on the creators of the Indus Valley Civilization. While historians and intellectuals have long debated whether the Aryans or Dravidians were the real founders of this ancient civilization, Prabhunath Hembram challenges both views. Based on his meticulous research and unique interpretation of the Indus script, the author asserts that the Santali community is the rightful creator of the Sindhu (Indus) Valley Civilization.

Hembram builds his argument using DNA evidence from the ancient site of Rakhigarhi, where scientists have uncovered Y-DNA and mt-DNA (M4a), linked to the Austro-Asiatic language group, which includes languages like Mundari, Santali, and Khasi. This genetic connection strengthens the claim that the Santali people had a significant presence in the Indus Valley. Prominent linguists, such as Michael Witzel, have also advocated for the Mundari language family being connected to the Indus script. These revelations compel historians to reconsider the pre-Vedic history of India, as mentioned in The Hindu (December 23, 2017, Tony Joseph’s article).

This book opens new doors to our understanding of the Indus Valley Civilization, providing readers with thrilling insights into ancient India's linguistic and cultural past.

Key Features:

Unique perspective on the creators of the Indus Valley Civilization based on in-depth research.

Focus on the Santali community as the rightful founders of the Sindhu (Indus) Valley Civilization.

Genetic evidence from Rakhigarhi connecting the Austro-Asiatic language family to the Indus script.

Insights from linguistics supporting the Mundari language's role in the Indus Valley Civilization.

A historical reexamination of pre-Vedic India, calling for a revision of our understanding of the past.

Authored by Prabhunath Hembram, an experienced researcher with a background in economics and history.

Bullets Points:

Discover the Hidden Truth of the Indus Valley Civilization

The Santali Connection: A New Theory

Unraveling the Indus Script

Redefining India’s Pre-Vedic History

Linguistic Evidence Supporting the Mundari Language