Sanskrit

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Pseudo nationalism? Care to describe what you actually mean by that? Theres nothing pseudo or false...i consider myself a true, full nationalist :
Quit the crap about nationalist Idiocy...the only idiot around here seems to be you...you've said nothing and haven't offered a shred of decent 'intelligent' argument yourself but have rambled on about nationalism and how we be thankful
to some Argentinians yadda yadda BS :

The site is indeed large and credit to them they have spent a great deal of time on it...but our history is plagued by inconsistencies that been twisted by others and fed back to the Indian public. There are a number of inconsistancies that are in the site that have been shown by others and will no doubt keep cropping up but for now i dealt with just the one i highlighted :

Q oes Sanskrit come from India? A : NO

http://www.sanskrit-sanscrito.com.ar/eng...sansk.html

The author doesn't even bother to know or acknowledge (Nor have you bothered to check up) that its still a hotly debated and complicated topic as to where the origins Sankrit come from. We've learnt the hard way of Aryan invasion theories and others cooked up by foreigners with no archaeological basis to create divisions and promote religious conversions among Hindus.
The above theory lends credence to origins in Anatolia before migrations to India by vedic Aryans...that composed the Rig Veda while defeating and invading the land of lower uncultured Dravidians.

There are various other theories under research that Sanskrit may have had its Origins in the Indus valley Civilisation around 6000 BC being the proto type for many languages around the region and later migrated from here to Europe. There are many websites to learn from and our object it to get as close to Dharma as we possibly can...

So Goodbye Ignorant Alfred, before criticising others, for gods sake do a basic google check to realise what people are actually talking about. Your 'intelligent' arguments would best be saved shouting to your backyard bush :

One site that talks about Proto Indo European languages, describes Indus valley and Anatolia etc but also cares to note that this is in no way final and that other theories might be as valid :

The origin and evolution of Sanskrit :
http://hinduwebsite.com/general/sanskrit.htm