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Disha Ahluwalia

Disha Ahluwalia
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Disha Ahluwalia is an archaeologist and junior research fellow at the Indian Council Of Historical Research. She tweets @ahluwaliadisha.
India’s proto history not limited to Harappan cities. Bengal’s Pandu Rajar Dhibi tells us more

India’s proto history not limited to Harappan cities. Bengal’s Pandu Rajar Dhibi tells us more

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Bihar’s Chirand has a 4000-year history. It’s the ‘rising sun’ of India’s Neolithic culture

Bihar’s Chirand has a 4000-year history. It’s the ‘rising sun’ of India’s Neolithic culture

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Is there a ‘void’ in Indian history? Brahmagiri, Maski hold the answer

Is there a ‘void’ in Indian history? Brahmagiri, Maski hold the answer

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Calling Harappan Civilisation ‘Vedic Saraswati’ is extreme—learn to hold a trowel first

Calling Harappan Civilisation ‘Vedic Saraswati’ is extreme—learn to hold a trowel first

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Painted Grey Ware from Bareilly holds the key to the question: Did India have a ‘dark age’?

Painted Grey Ware from Bareilly holds the key to the question: Did India have a ‘dark age’?

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Archaeological tourism is on the rise. Govt to citizens, India must learn to handle the sites

Archaeological tourism is on the rise. Govt to citizens, India must learn to handle the sites

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Hunter-gatherers of Gujarat shared timeline with Harappans. History isn’t linear

Hunter-gatherers of Gujarat shared timeline with Harappans. History isn’t linear

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If Raisina Hill structures are heritage, how is National Museum building colonial?

If Raisina Hill structures are heritage, how is National Museum building colonial?

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How Gujarat spread Buddhism—Devnimori dig gives us a mahastupa, inscribed casket, coins

How Gujarat spread Buddhism—Devnimori dig gives us a mahastupa, inscribed casket, coins

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The dead of Nagarjuna Sagar tell why India needs greater adoption of ‘salvage archaeology’

The dead of Nagarjuna Sagar tell why India needs greater adoption of ‘salvage archaeology’

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