The Problem of Aryan Origins: From an Indian Point of View
by K. D. Sethna

This research work is a challenge to the historical orthodoxy that believes in the dogma of an Aryan invasion of the Indian subcontinent around the middle of the second millennium B.C..

The author, with the help of the insight provided by Sri Aurobindo in this subject, has mustered a host of arguments archaeological, literary and linguistic, in order to establish his thesis that contrary to the belief of an Aryan invasion of a Dravidian country, the presence of Dravido-Aryanism or Aryo-Dravidianism is native to this subcontinent from a remote past and perhaps even having a lost common linguistic background.

To appreciate the sustained novelty of this unique research work under a strict scholarly discipline, the readers need to set aside all preconceptions and prepare for a regular adventure in ancient history.

The present volume is the second extensively enlarged edition with five supplements.