Indigenous Indians: Agastya to Ambedkar

aboriginal accepted adivasi Ambedkar ancient anti-Brahmin Arya Aryan Invasion theory Asia attested belief Brahmins British Buddha Buddhist caste system centuries Christian Church civilization claim colour cult culture Dalit Voice developed Dharma doctrine Dravidian endogamy ethnic Europe European fact Gandhi Gaya Germanic gods Greek groups Harappan Hindu Hindu society Hinduism Hitler ibid ideological India Indian Urheimat indigenous Indo Indo-Aryan Indo-European Indra Indus invaders Iranian Islam jati Jews Kentum Kurgan language linguistic Lysebeth Manu Smriti means ment migration missionaries modern movement Munda Muslims nation native Nazi Nazism nomads op.cit original Pagan political population pre-Aryan Proto-Indo-European quoted race racial racism reincarnation religion religious Rg-Veda ritual Sanskrit Saraswati Satem scholars script secular secularist Shiva Shudras Sikhs slavery slaves social South Tamil Tantra temple term tion tradition tribal tribes untouchability Urheimat V.T. Rajshekar Vaishya varna Vedas Vedic West word worship