Discovery of the Sikar of Hindu civilization

In the case of Hindu civilization, the past centuries have been identified for the discovery of a superpower. That is the discovery of the Indus Civilization by Rakhaldas Bandyopadhyay in 1922. Prior to this discovery Pandit Mahal had the worldly belief that the Aryans were the creators of Indian civilization. They believed that before the 1500 BC, when the Aryans came to the Valley of Panches, the people of India were uncivilized and barbarous, and the Aryans made them civilized. But the discovery of the Indus Civilization proved to be an excuse, that the idea was absolutely wrong. A thousand years before the Aryans arrived in this country, an educated city civilization, which was much more civilized than the Aryans, was introduced in this country. Rather, it can be said that compared to the Indus civilians, Aryans were a barbaric race.

My identity was directly identified with Indus Civilization. In 1928, Sir John Marshal, the supreme leader of Indian Archeology Research, was appointed to study the 'contribution of Indus Civilization in the form of Hindu-civilization'. The work of this research was completed in two stages. In the first phase, Mohinjodaro and in second phase, in Calcutta. In the first phase, when I was conducting research at Mohyanjodaro, I had to flee to Calcutta because of the fear of being oppressed by a Bengali-hostile officer. When he said that Dr. Om Palli Radhakrishnan, President of Post-Graduate Department of Calcutta University and Shyam Prasad Mokhporyare, the most influential member of the Senate, took me to the address, then they asked me to conduct a traditional researcher and continue the practice under the university. After two years of practice under the university, I raised this information that the prevalent civilization of Indus Valley has twelve-a-share in the origin of the formation of Hindu civilization; And only four-and-a-half percent covered the Aryan civilization. I used to send my research-related information to Sir John Marshall. And we had to submit detailed reports to the university. My nephew Dr.

Niharanarajan Roy took the responsibility of editing the 'Calcutta Review' published by the university in 1931, when he published part of my research report in the newspaper. Some parts were also published in the magazine 'Indian Historical Quarterly'. Later they were published in book book. In the year 1936, Dr. Devdatta Ramkrishna Bhaskar, Head of the History Department of the University of Calcutta, said in his presidential address in the Indian Cultural Conference, 'The Hindu civilization, which is a mixture of Arya and other civilizations, the four distinct archaeological evidences that it has proved are Sir John Marshal, Raibahadur Ramaprasad Chanda, Dr. Stella Kramrish And the soundtrack.