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In our previous blog, we saw that Indran was named as GOD, but he was also depicted as a god with adultery and drinking habits ( those who haven't read, please click to read it here and continue ). We'll talk more about Indran in this post, and what could be the basis for his defamation. Let's have a look at how Indo Aryans have portrayed him in literature. He is referred as weather God.  Please take note that he is also associated with war .  Even today we can see lot of people name with Indra, and these names are common in Nepal & Indonesia too. Indran is also assoiciated to Rivers and there is 3 rivers still. one in Indonesia and another in Nepal & Odisha The river name in Odisha is called River Indravathi. Please read a mythical story behind the story. The river name in Nepal is also called as River Indravati but without any mythical story. The river in Indonesia is called River Indragiri. River is named because of the place name, which is called Indragiri which

 தமிழ்நாட்டுல ஆய்வு வெட்டி வேலை  தக்காளி சட்னி  அதையே குஜ்ராத்தில பண்ணா "IMPORTANT URBAN CENTER" சூப்பர்டா  எங்களுக்குன்னு வந்தா ரத்தம் 

 கீழடி வெள்ளிக் காசு  மறைந்துள்ள 2,300 ஆண்டுகால வரலாறு!  Keezhadi excavation - Silver coin found

Throughout the history of mankind, one or more races will be subjected to mass destruction at some point. Historians have documented and conserved the majority of them. But there is one race that has been massacred, and not conserved or even properly documented by historians despite the fact that they are tied to numerous literatures and civilizations that exist today. Nagas/Nagargal/Rakshas are those in question. They have been often described as tribes, deadly snakes (nagas), and asuras who kill humans at various times throughout history, they have been widely defamed and aggressively depicted as the people who are enemies for the human kind. Having said this, on the other side most of them are termed either as god or ancestors of existing god. so which is true? In this post we will see some of the facts to support how these races were subjected to demolition with clear evidences that is available with us. I have listed few of those, and there are many scholars who have done proper r

In essence, Sri Lanka's Tamil problem is not just an ethnic or political one. It is a matter of human rights too.  Sri Lanka's issue is one of several covert wars that receives little attention. The little we do know is sometimes polluted by misunderstandings. This is sad because international mediation holds the best hope for reaching a just and peaceful solution. The political will for such involvement is now lacking, and the only way to remedy this is to raise public awareness about the issue. A chronology of key events: Under Portugese Pre-colonisation - The Tamils of Sri Lanka inhabit the North East of the island (the Tamil Homeland) and the Sinhalese occupy the remainder. Under Dutch 1505 - Portuguese arrive in Colombo, marking the beginning of European interest. They hold the island from 1505 to 1658, but rule the Tamil and Sinhalese kingdoms as separate entities. 1602 – The Dutch arrive in Ceylon and oust the Portuguese, ruling Dutch Ceylon from 1658 to 1796, with the

Black July - Anti-Tamil riots in the Sri Lankan capital, Colombo   Quotes & Pictures of Black July 1983 a Genocide against Tamil in the Sri Lankan capital, Colombo TAMIL GENOCIDE - EXPOSSED   - KEENIE MEENIE Services Ethnic Cleansing - Chronology of key events

Black July Quotes by different people & Media "I am not worried about the opinion of the Jaffna people... now we cannot think of them, not about their lives or their opinion... the more you put pressure in the north, the happier the Sinhala people will be here... Really if I starve the Tamils out, the Sinhala people will be happy." - President J.R.Jayawardene, Daily Telegraph, July 1983  ( https://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-23402727 ) Tamil businesses are left in ruins "Mobs of Sinhala youth rampaged through the streets, ransacking homes, shops and offices, looting them and setting them ablaze, as they sought out members of the Tamil ethnic minority." - London Daily Telegraph 26 July 1983 Rioters loot and destroy Tamil property "... a mob attacked a Tamil cyclist riding near Colombo's eye hospital, a few hundred yards from the home of Junius Jayawardene, the nation's 76 year old President. The cyclist was hauled from his bike, drenched with petrol