History Of Bengal

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damn dont call me benny or by any other derivative of ben_ami you husky. you are doing it deliberately, not to use "ben" as a short form of ben_ami as some other do here (which i dont mind much)

and go through these posts in this very forum.

http://www.india-forum.com/forums/index.ph...108&#entry43108

http://www.india-forum.com/forums/index.ph...727&#entry46727
(post 68 onwards, a few posts)

http://www.india-forum.com/forums/index.ph...666&#entry46666
(post 87 onwards a few posts)

and as per the purans, arya vartha extended not an inch south of the vindhyas. even maharashtra falls outside it. marathis came from ayodhya and other places.

also its Rig Ved, not Rig Veda. Rig is sometimes spelt as Rg, by many koenraad elst others included. irrespective of the crap you posted fact remains that all thats hindu was written in sanskrit and in whats today punjab-haryana-up-mp-bihar (orissa too, since the person who wrote mahabharat was born in the land called Utkal/orissa). also i cant find the exact posts, but i read many times here about how the westward bound aryans lost their retroflexes and other bits of the original sanskrit, but still retained an amazing similarity in their lannguage (vis a vis sanskrit), esp in the root words. i also cant find the post here on this forum which explained how the iranian faction quarelled with the vedic indians and went west with their version of the ved (they must have disagreed with the version the Puru tribe wrote) and later formed zoroastrianism. most of the european pagan religions also have a lot in common with hinduism, for ex - the celebration of solstice and equinox.


also read
http://northernway.org/school/onwarticles.html