Research agenda: history from Indic sources.
The research agenda here is simple to state and demanding to do: write Indian history from the full evidence, including the Indic sources the colonial framework dismissed. That means method — how a chronicle, an inscription, a genealogy, and a sky-reference each count as evidence — and it means auditing inherited conclusions rather than merely resenting them. The talks and…
History & Civilization
Every big story about India — invasion, stagnation, rescue — has a construction history of its own. This lecture teaches how to audit a metanarrative.
Indic Warriors Editorial · 17 August 2026 · 1 min read
History & Civilization
Fifteen forgotten defenders of Indian civilization — Sampath’s vignettes restore names our textbooks never taught us to say.
Indic Warriors Editorial · 17 August 2026 · 1 min read
History & Civilization
Raj Vedam’s case for pushing back the timeline of Indian civilization — summary in preparation.
Indic Warriors Editorial · 17 August 2026 · 1 min read
History & Civilization
Turn the map toward the ocean and a five-thousand-year trading civilization comes into view — a credited summary of Sanjeev Sanyal’s Sangam Talk.
Indic Warriors Editorial · 17 August 2026 · 2 min read
The research agenda here is simple to state and demanding to do: write Indian history from the full evidence, including the Indic sources the colonial framework dismissed. That means method — how a chronicle, an inscription, a genealogy, and a sky-reference each count as evidence — and it means auditing inherited conclusions rather than merely resenting them. The talks and papers on this shelf do that work in public, objections included.