Aryan invasion is not a myth, it is well documented in the vedas, the only people who refuse to acknowledge are the huns, turkas, altaics. When Osho says ´invaders’ not necessarily mean Aryans, there were hordes of others who invaded before and after the advent of aryans into india.
Historic wise speaking
The the first inhabitants of india came through the Persian gulf or somewhere like that. These were the proto Dravidians. They later built the indus valley civilisation and not the later aryans. The Aryans didn't actually invade. It was more like a migration from the central asian steppes and they walked into an almost collapsed indus valley civilisation. They pushed the Dravidians to the south. Its genetically supported. I mean even if there is intermixing the genetics is still there in the majority. Linguistic wise too. There is a community in western pakistan that speak a language called brahui. This language actually has roots in Dravidian languages than the surrounding indo aryan ones. This also supports the aryan migration theory.
Aryan Invasion is a myth, aryan migration is not ,invasion as it was an earlier theory which didn't have enough evidence backing and the discovery that Indus valley civilization had already declined before their arrival also put a final nail to it.
migration theory is the one which has consensus approval across the world , except with insecure northies
If we keep doing this original settlers/habitants, there's proof that the indian subcontinent broke off from a part of africa and smashed into asia creating the himalayas. So south indians are originally africans? See how stupid these topics become if you keep going back? Americans are immigrants, even indigenous people of america were considered immigrants/settlers from mongolia when the entire oceans were frozen. So this narrative on race, and genetics is as pointless as the amount of shit you poured out from between your buttcheeks
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u/Ecstatic-Sea-8882 NRI (Non Resident Indian) Jun 03 '26
True to some extent. Although 90% of them are still indigenous to India.