Indus Script Decoded: Yajnadevam Reveals How Sanskrit Became The Core Language | Podcast | N18P

[@2047er]

Well done. In another 10 years, history books in India will be rewritten and your contribution will get more than due recognition in those books. Thank you for this much needed deciphering.

[@CHRS-ri5mf]

Yeah, since his Research uses Linear computer analysis. We can expect that

[@anjaliroy9694]

He should be given the highest award of the country. He has done something which nobody could do for more than 100 of years.

[@onetrueindian1]

Its funny how you people are so into reviving a language thats dead, its interesting to know the history but why am i not seeing the same enthusiasm in unearthing the tribal traditions of people who live in the jungles of Odisha ?..or the obsession to find the roots of the nomads of Rajashthan...who must have a history thats older than any other city in northern india ...And documenting... What is this obsession with only one language and things associated with it... Wjy arent we seeing the same enthusiasm about bhuddism or Jainism.....and ofcourse there is TAMIL THE OLDEST LANGAUGE IN THE WORLD ...AND STILL HAS CRORES OF PEOPLE SPEAKING IT ....why no one is doing underwater excavation in the coastal Tamil nadu to find poombuhaar and other such human settlements that are under sea which will change the way india looks at south india ..

[@an1ketsharma]

​@@onetrueindian1 Oldest Tamil literature came after the oldest sanskrit literature and also uses sanskrit in its vocabulary. Sorry to burst your bubble but Tamil is not the oldest language.

[@NJ-vv8dl]

@@onetrueindian1 daudi oldest tamiz saar

[@situationxd8650]

​@@onetrueindian1because indus valley was a vedic civilization

[@srinp8726]

@@onetrueindian1your hatred for north and India in general is clear

[@kamlashankarpandey4941]

Yajnadevam; a legendary personality emerging .

[@MarianDiaconu-uk5cd]

...a legendary person emerging ,what does that means ,if is legendary it means that is not just emerging ,what a twisted logic....

[@CHRS-ri5mf]

His paper are in academia and currently in review. This is based on cryptogram and used for deciphering many ancient languages. Hope his gets a massive success

[@chandrareddy6383]

Why Indian universities could not produce someone Yagnadevam? Hope the government is watching this and start giving grants to Indian universities for research

[@georgec596]

In India people are desperate in making money not interested in academic research and thought process.

[@ssssssssssama]

its sad. Indians only want to send their children to IIT/ Medicine

[@hdthor]

Because Indian universities don’t want happy and curious people with idle time for hobbies. They want weary and overwhelmed people with no time for anything beyond mugging pages and pages of random facts and tables.

[@Mksmoody]

Indian universities do produce lot of garbage in the name of academia.

[@deepaksahu6075]

It's so sad we Indians r not valuing our own history language our people who r doing such hard work to find out the truth n busy propaganda of west ...our people r totally blinded by western.. I came here after Abhijit chavda had mentioned in a podcast abt a man is working hard on decoding india script a year ago

[@nrusimha11]

The lack of intellectual curiosity in comments is utterly befuddling. Politics apart, this is widely acknowledged to be the greatest unsolved script decipherment challenge in the world.

[@DHT4743]

What the hell...Why people are not talking about this..this could be the greatest research in Indian history. That's Huge 😮

[@mulla_modi]

Because it doesn't help anybody politically

[@abhijithharimenon9916]

The problem is, there seems to have been no peer review unfortunately. We should help this get peer-reviewed; it could then be accepted/rejected.

[@floracelin8823]

​@abhijithharimenon9916 This is a valid point. It should be subjected to scientific criticism and review. Peer should not be politically aligned and with conflict of interests.

[@CHRS-ri5mf]

His paper are in academia and currently in review. This is based on cryptogram and used for deciphering many ancient languages. Hope his gets a massive success

[@CHRS-ri5mf]

​@@abhijithharimenon9916peer review are going on. And independent Scholars are working with him

[@arunpanat8157]

Actually this is a very important research . Unfortunately so called progressives in India will sideline it . Anyhow , one must appreciate this research which used information theory to decode . It has a Mathematical base .

[@floracelin8823]

Sanskrit as a language is kindof failure , evident from the amount of people using it now. Govt should keep its cultural and historic value , But instead of investing more money there govt should fund more science research.

[@ExploreWorldAE]

yeah

[@sundareshanal1849]

Anand N., it is upto you to not just continue this debate but make it more immersive.The vested nay sayers will certainly drown this man's voice. He needs to be heard across the board and be debated threadbare and most critically brought into the paradigm of strict scientific scrutiny. Once his work attains that milestone it will be safe. That is the service you must extend this fine researcher. Please do not fail him.

[@jocr1971]

it's pretty solid science. cryptanalysis is conclusive. as the gentleman says if you sprinkle a little random information in and you get drastically different results then you're on the wrong trail. he explained inputting all kinds of languages and only sanskrit matches. the only thing left is to simply accept the findings.

[@Pontiff03]

@@jocr1971 It more like I create a script that is very unique and the model just because of the bias will tell me... O it's a Roman Script... The people who used the dummy script used to talk in roman language... Model are biasly trained... although we can adjust the input parameters... but that doesn't makes any sense though not in the very least.

[@jishnu9551]

​@@Pontiff03If you claim so, then do the same for Tamil or some other language with Indus script and challenge him. Burden of proof lies on you since you are making the claim, he did his part and he's explained it well in channel. I trust him more than armchair yt comment experts.

[@jocr1971]

@Pontiff03 this is quite complex and many factors had to fall into place to get the result. all languages have rules both for constructing words from sounds and sentences from words. each language has rules about allowable consonantal clusters and long/short/accented/not accented syllables. no two languages are the same. if something fits a pattern then it's identified.

[@AyushPal124]

Sanskrit is oldest language Tamil is not older tamil source fake like Kumari kundam

[@irenesharma7791]

This makes sense to me. My grandfather was born in Rawalpindi in late 1800s. Today its part of Pakistan. His family moved to Andra Pradesh. They were Telegu people n had very large cattle farms. At age 18 he went to Fiji where he married n had children. My father was born in Fiji. I live in Australia now but it was a big question in my mind about some of my grandfathers teachings. I was young when he died. Thank you for this Podcast. ❤ 🙏

[@kaartya76]

Brilliant and amazing. I hope the world take’s cognisance of Yajnadevam’s work and is awarded the highest prize for his work.

[@elon-gatedMusk-rat]

May his claims become well set true thing

[@CHRS-ri5mf]

Well, as the Research uses computer analysis. This is interesting

[@josephkam3331]

Con artist of the year award.

[@sooraj1729]

how many of us think that he deserves a padmavibhushan for his discovery.... 🤯🔥

[@josephkam3331]

Con artist of the year award.

[@infantjegowyn9643]

Is this a joke? 😅

[@Inverse.regression]

It's not even published yet, so many people have failed like him. Don't be so excited. An extremely ancient script like Indus Script cannot be deciphered without a Rosetta Stone.

[@nemaighosh4315]

Salute to this genious man. We are proud of you. Simply Pranam.

[@trk6502]

Better to consider as hindu brain

[@Deveshi.A.]

Yagna Devam Sir is Telugu person

[@komalach5780]

Salute to "Sanatani bharatiya" brain 🧠🕉️🇮🇳🟠🛕🚩🙏

[@Lakshyam9]

Salute to the Bharateeya scholar

[@siddharth__pandey]

He's a Konkani and knows Tulu and Kannada. I met him in person recently in Delhi

[@ravikrish2]

A great service to mankind Yagnadevam

[@MOBILEBUZZ]

Jai Bharat. India civilized the world . This is the truth. Please make a movie on this topic.

[@onetrueindian1]

Nonsense... Do you know about the cave of el castillo ...those are 40,000 years old in Spain .. gobekli tepe in turkey those are some of the oldest human settlement area still in use ... Know the world before you make such stupid remarks ... It's because of people like you that Indians are being looked down today in the west ... Such useless trumpeting of some nonsense

[@QabilAGhor]

There was no India in those days. Smaller, independent nations existed at that time.

[@Bhatti_Saab_7773]

Their was india from last 2500 years and Bharat from last 5000 years​@@QabilAGhor

[@QabilAGhor]

@@Bhatti_Saab_7773 I think this is just revisionist history. There is no evidence of what you are suggesting. This myth was started to create the notion of Akhand Bharat, but it is just politics. It is not based on reality.

[@AmanRaj-kd1if]

​@@Bhatti_Saab_7773 you wrong we exist 10000000000yrs

[@Trivia-ss9uf]

Read the doc again. Was wonderful

[@charishraju2007]

Yajnadevam is collaborating with the Archeological Survey of India according to his recent tweet….expect more insights into this in the months to come..

[@CHRS-ri5mf]

That's amazing. He's using Linear Scripts. That's more interesting.

[@sushagni1933]

Thank you!

[@ExploreWorldAE]

wow

[@gravewalker34]

I have seen dna research papers of American(harvard) guy, Turkish scientist and European scientists. They all have different results and conclusions. In American(harvard) studies done by jewish guy he find continuous small migrations into india over 1200 bce to 100ce. In Turkish research paper they find Caucasus hunter gatherer and Iranian dna going to europe and in european research papers they find 30% south asian ancestry going to Yamnaya. So don't hold your breath for west to be honest. They need aryan dravidian theory to keep divisions in india.

[@MarianDiaconu-uk5cd]

The only people that are keeping endians divided are the endians ,stop playing the victims ,if what this guy is telling is true and he can prove it ,the rest of the world will accepted but if is just another hendutva conman goon that sell pies in the sky than tell him to f*ck off with his stupid lies...

[@jamesboth3785]

Aryan and Dravidian are not the same people tho

[@gravewalker34]

@@jamesboth3785 Modern people are same. half half dna. If u go 10-20000 years there common ancestor will be same.

[@urgenlama7302]

Do you know that Zent Avasta and Rig veda has 60% similarity in language and dieties?

[@gravewalker34]

@urgenlama7302 it's complicated. Some are same but In zend avesta many of them become villians and demons since they didn't take their side in the war.

[@bpmalanadu7136]

पश्चिमी इतिहासकार कुटिल और कुख्यात हैं और जो इतिहास वे चाहते थे उसे बनाने के लिए तथ्यों को तोड़-मरोड़ कर पेश करने के लिए जाने जाते हैं। मुझे सिर्फ भारतीय इतिहासकारों पर भरोसा है.

[@sumedh358]

हमे नही है। यहा के बामन इतिहासकार भरोसो लायक नही, संस्कृत भाषा को सबुत के बिना ही सबसे पुरानी बतानेवालो पे भरोसा नही कर सकते

[@AnjelLee-f8c]

This is historic indeed. What a brilliant man.

[@raosaheb5637]

in greek mythology. dionysus 9th book. zeus wants to defeat indians as they worship elephant headed god. yazidis in iraq have rituals similar to hindus, zoroastrians have thread ceremonies like hindus used to practice and today only few brahmin communities do. syria had mitanni kingdom who's court language was sanskrit. we were well connected than we think we were.

[@hemantjere9671]

It's a great discovery. It should be taken further to read and understand whatever we find in the excavations, not only across India, but across all neighbouring countries. Shri Yajnadevam should be given an award and full financial support by the government to pursue this.

[@Morpheus-x7t]

I am so happy that this happened in my lifetime.

[@VV-sb1im]

Great talk. I liked the way the interviewer asked questions, questions were well designed and he did not interrupt.

[@kamleshvichhiya6651]

I had chat with him , he is very well researched 😊

[@ExploreWorldAE]

Great video. Part 2 clearly explains more

[@MrShashwat011235]

His work is not yet peer reviewed. It's a self published on academia. A peer reviewed work will make it more authentic.

[@pgjybbtqnrqehbkffbntwnhph2924]

You are right. He said he will publish it in peer reviewed journal form in 2025 . Before that he is trying to take feedback from larger academic community , and i think thats good way. It may be a slower way, but a stronger paper can be written due to questions raised in these interactions in IISc and IITs. Its a positive development But his research should not be considered final statement until its published in a peer reviewed journal , thats for sure.

[@thefirstShreyas]

Don't use the word savage. Savage refers to the Europeans who brutalized every other culture. Hunter gatherers aren't savage, you can sit with them and dine or converse if you're welcomed into their community.

[@VigilanteTribe]

Management of Savagery

[@SankarNarayanan-k4y]

Great effort by Shri Yajnadevam and a great interview👍.

[@bharatiminocha3423]

My favourite subject.Swami Vivekanand had clarified that our country’s history is about 50,000yrs old with Vedas being about 15000yrs old

[@AyushPal124]

Sanskrit is oldest language Tamil is not older tamil source fake like Kumari kundam

[@Vishvakarma1980]

Tq Shiva❤, Jai Bharat

[@vasuvadlamani1840]

What stands out is the brilliance and dedication of Yagnadevam. The mystery of the Indus Valley civilization and its undeciphered script is incredibly captivating, creating a sense of connection that feels almost umbilical. As a result, anything that sheds light on this subject naturally sparks curiosity. Yagnadevam seems to be making a concerted effort to present the intricate technical details in a way that is accessible to the average person. However, I believe this would benefit from a different approach. Rather than an interview format, a narrative structure could be more effective. A documentary-style presentation would allow the research and findings to unfold gradually, starting with the basics and progressing step by step. By incorporating actual inscriptions and symbols at the site, alongside the methods used to decode them, viewers could witness the process firsthand. The narrative could then demonstrate the hypothesis in action by applying it to a new inscription, showing how the theory holds up. This approach would likely offer a clearer and more engaging understanding for the audience. I had a tough time wrapping it around my head and hence was looking for something more simpler and easy to understand. Given the immensity of impact this theory has, I would request Anand and Yagnadevam to consider the request to explore a way of making this groundbreaking research more accessible and engaging for a wider audience.

[@sushagni1933]

@ vasuvadlamani 1840.... He still has to write the paper! And you expect him to spend his time putting it in the format that will work for you. Good Luck with that. It always amazes me that people instead of appreciating the knowledge presented, instead ask for the moon. Read some of the comments on other respected speakers/authors eg Rajiv Malhotra, Sai Deepak and see how many people are asking them to research this, speak on that and blah blah blah. Get Real.

[@vasuvadlamani1840]

@@sushagni1933 Wow, even with my limited comprehension and use of words I guess I started off my comment with a profound appreciation of the work by a genius. My attempt was only to look at a way to make this stupendous work reach wider audience and appreciation that it deserves. ‘Asking for the moon’ ‘Get real’ where is this coming from. You might have spent a little more time in reading and comprehending the idea behind the comment rather shooting off the hip. Anyways this something I am neither interested not inclined to indulge in, there are better things to ponder upon.🙏

[@AnjelLee-f8c]

You had a hard time following? I didn’t. Maybe it’s because as you said, you “ had a hard time wrapping it around your head.” You are not supposed to wrap it around your head. You are supposed to wrap your head around it. 😂

[@vasuvadlamani1840]

@@AnjelLee-f8c Oh, of course! How silly of me to think that wrapping something around my head could somehow help me gain a deeper understanding. I guess I missed the secret code where "wrapping it around your head" is completely wrong, and "wrapping your head around it" is the key to unlocking all knowledge. I should’ve have grasped the profound wisdom, apparently, my comprehension level does not match yours. My bad for not getting it, clearly, I just need to be more in tune with the advanced techniques of cognitive understanding that you're clearly a master of. Thanks for the lesson in semantics, and dragging the essence of my comment down the rabbit hole.

[@bukudattadatta955]

Absolutely wonderful work. The two men are gorgeous

[@manmohanmehta5697]

Great work. Hope the story is completed in all aspects. This is going to be amongst the solution for one of the biggest mysteries.. Thanks

[@Sachin-hi3sc]

Very frustrated with BJP. Even after 10 years, our history books have not changed to reflect the truth.

[@dustudent1637]

Y;es.

[@objectsmedia4523]

Bureaucracy is still under the control socialist communist "khangress"

[@darshilparmar7016]

Absolutely

[@mulla_modi]

Modi is Mohamad

[@sushagni1933]

@@darshilparmar7016 You guys think it's just such an easy job. Look how difficult it is to get CAA, Uniform Civil Code etc implemented. Be appreciative of all the things that have been accomplished. I too would like the text books changed asap. Having lived in California and been introduced to the California text book saga, I better appreciate and understand of the various anti India forces at play and who are intent and hell bent on portraying India in a negative light and keep hammering us with caste and sati and the rest. For those who don't know, the California textbooks portray India in a very negative light and vested scholars had the power to change the language from India to south asia (which includes pakistan, Bangla etc). Google California textbooks.

[@sundarg99]

Dear Yajnadevam, please publish your work in a journal ASAP! Else people with discredit this work as one of the many who tried to decipher this code and could only manage to only partially do that.

[@JaiHind-ti7eb]

Hahaha! People who come before the electronic and social media before publishing their Research in International Scientific Journals always are LIARS. The same happened with some Pune based researchers who came before the electronic media and told the world that they found that Aryans never invaded/ migrated to India. They claimed that their research is based on DNA. However they never published their findings in any Journal till date. 🤣 Both Islam and Brahmanism die without LIES. 🤣

[@kailashkashyap6364]

He shouod be interviewed in every news channel

[@evensaj]

his name is so cool and great research

[@ganeshshenoy1102]

He used to have a different name in school... he was my senior in school

[@Lakshyam9]

Amazing 👏 ❤ congratulations 🎊 no words to express the deep happiness at this marvellous research by an Indian finally to solve one of the greatest Indian 'mysteries'. Yagnavedam has demolished the AIT so successfully, as a bonus of his primary research. And Anand has an extremely engaging and very intelligent way of interviewing 🎉

[@Candle108]

Thank you for your information and revealing information about the Indus Valley Script🌹💐🙏🙏

[@AnilSinha-s2h]

Great work; great research; Great contribution. A massive contribution to the scholarship relating to the Indus Civilisation. 👏👏🙏🙏🕉

[@rnp5157]

It is high time that Indian scholars came together and demolished the misuse of the language problem by Westerners to serve the political agenda. In this regard, an old book titled ' Adhibhasha' by Chattampi Swamikal is significant. It says that Sanskrit is not a naturally evolved language but something created like a programmed language. It was made out of the Prakrit language. Prakrit evolved from languages stemming from the Mooladravida language brought to the North by people who migrated from the South of India.

[@iqbal21]

Yes we should make Sanskrit official language for India

[@fzz6716]

​@@iqbal21no make it for hindi speaking states.

[@RupeshKumar-lw8fb]

Our nation has linguistic pride. Can't even think about of having one official language

[@CHRS-ri5mf]

Yeah, His paper are in academia and currently in review. This is based on cryptogram and used for deciphering many ancient languages. Hope his gets a massive success

[@sushagni1933]

@rnp5157.... people like Romila Thapar, Irfan Habib, Amartya Sen etc all have continuously misrepresented the data to portray India in a negative light. R Thapar and K Thapar are related to Nehru, so you can see where their rhetoric comes from. Indra Gandhi made a deal to stay in power by giving the leftists control of the universities to them. Many of these scholars have sold out to anti India forces and get rewarded handsomely for their betrayal. These are the type people that would sell their own mothers.

[@AnilSinha-s2h]

A more than a century-old mystery that baffled everyone finally comes to an end-the Indus script has been deciphered, according to Yajnadevam, a U.S.-based cryptographer and computer programmer with interests in political theory, linguistics, ancient manuscripts, and history.❤❤🙏🙏👏👏

[@bpmalanadu7136]

The so called Indus valley Civilisation is not the origin of Hindu/Indian civilisation. It was just a township in ancient India not a new civilisation. Indian Civilisation/ Hindu Civilisation is much older than the Indus people.

[@NCM-xy8ow]

Hinduism is a descendant of the Vedic culture which itself came from outside of India in central Asia. Stop the l///ies.

[@jagatsimulation]

Then why swastika symbol found in indus valley civilisation is still sacred symbol for hindus?

[@jagatsimulation]

Yoga was originated in indus valley civilisation. For hindus yoga is core philosophy

[@NCM-xy8ow]

@@bpmalanadu7136 no, it's not. You have nothing but tales, myths and legends.

[@Subhendu_Banerjee]

Pass me the weed bro

[@jovianjollity5244]

Thanks for this very interesting interview with Yajnadevam regarding the Indus Valley Script. It’s amazing that he was able to decode the IV script, which he explains, evolved into the Brahmi script during the Gupta period, which later evolved into the Devnagri script of Sanskrit today. It’s not surprising that he says there has been a continuity in the Brahmi script which pervaded all regions of ancient Bharat and beyond. The only surprising point that Yagnadevam made was with regard to the Tamil language in saying it was the earliest language and script. According to the late Professor Nagaswamy, the Tamil script and language also originated from the same Brahmi script. He cited the treatise on Tamil grammar known as “Tholkaapiyam” which is also a Sanskrit name. Professor Nagaswamy also pointed out that the Tamil treatise,” Thirukkural,’ written by the ancient Tamil poet Thiruvalluvar, basically mirrors the Vedic purusharthas- dharma, artha, kama. Basically, Professor Nagaswamy also reiterated that the Vedic culture pervaded all of ancient Bharat and its regions, just as Yagnadevam also says, the same language, Sanskrit/ Indus Valley script, evolving into the Brahmi script and then into the Devnagri script, was continuous and unbroken. Bharat and its highly evolved Vedic civilization long predated any western civilization. The Aryan Invasion Theory, which is now widely regarded as false, was part of a western colonial Christian conversion ploy to discredit ancient Bharat’s dharmic knowledge and civilization.

[@Inverse.regression]

Indus Script could not have evolved into Brahmi Script. There's a huge gap between these two. Indus Script was abandoned around 1900BCE. And Brahmi Script did not exist before 600BCE. The people of 600BCE could not have known about the Indus Script.

[@Trivia-ss9uf]

great info

[@avnarayanan1723]

Anand Narsimhan, request you to do an interview with Parisalan and Mannarmannan, who are very knowledgeable. Probably arrange a debate or discussion with them along with Yajnadevam. Are you listening, Anand???

[@தமிழ்அன்புதமிழ்]

👌

[@Saraswathiputra]

Those people dont know anything but telling stories as History! They never tell any proof! These people playing to the Dravidian gallery of Tamil Nadu!

[@RupeshKumar-lw8fb]

Don't judge before the debate with them

[@RupeshKumar-lw8fb]

Mannar mannan and paari has huge knowledge than YAJNADEVAN

[@damodaranvt6612]

Manner mannanand Paarisalan cook up the most hideous stories and call it history without proof. Don't waste your time with them.

[@vik_you254]

I have always believed very strongly that Dharmic cultures have cultural continuity with Indus Valley.... I am thoroughly Loving this... ❤ I just hope we could find more ancient artifacts from Ganges Civilisation and the Narmada Civilisation

[@chandrabhushandwivedi546]

I am sure that some day or the other Yagyadevam's theory and conclusions will definitely be accepted. VandeBharatMataram.

[@anviksiki108]

सत्यमेव जयते

[@gayathriananth947]

Interesting

[@nskreviews923]

Nilesh Oak and Yajnadevam collaboration

[@premanshu5408]

Nilesh oak is fraud

[@cxash6976]

Both are fake and fraud. Nilessh oak is stealing Dr pv Vartaks research and presenting as his own.

[@commandopremiar3319]

Then It will be brilliant🥂

[@VedicYoddha]

Oak is scam

[@Pontiff03]

Why Sanskrit should be Indus Language? And Why it isn't? Comparison with Vedic Society... -> Firstly, no ruler based society --- Vedic Society based on King oblique Rajas or Pati. -> Equality amongst citizens --- Vedic Society was Patriarchal -> Lack of Warfare, except for Sinuali Rider's Grave --- Vedic Society based on warfare, used to war against themselves or panis for cow -> No Huge Temples Dedicated to Gods, Despite Knowing about Sumerian Gods such as Gilgamesh, Inanna and Enkidu(Seals are found in Indus) --- Although Temples where not constructed in Vedic Times... But Later we find huge temples dedicated to Gods. -> Classist Society --- Vedic Society was not so classist as they followed similar patterns as that of the Vikings... which was raiding. Although there were 4 classes Priest, King, Commoners and Slaves. -> Language is unknown, could be the obscure Dravidian language in Pakistan --- Vedic Society was contemptuous in using Vedic Sanskrit... which was cognate with Avesta and Old Persian... Both had roots in Indo European Language. -> Migration yes... Indus and Sumeria both migrated and intermarried each other(Happened only in middle east and Iran) --- Somewhat valid because dasrajan war talks about expelling few aryan tribe to the west... But migrated in whole world from that is an overstatement and this means that the right wing historians are just lying to you.

[@RamakrishnaJK]

Brilliant and amazing.

[@manikandanparameswaran9963]

Great work of the Researcher👍👌✋

[@kamlashankarpandey4941]

Salutations to Yajnadevam ji

[@annavespa4233]

🙏🌺 it is written that this is the second part, where is the first ?

[@CHRS-ri5mf]

As a Tamil. Hope this research turns out good. This is an interesting cryptogram analysis. நன்றி

[@powerabuse8960]

These pple doesn't even mention the word tamil carefully. . . Please read our available sources on indus

[@powerabuse8960]

Don't baffle on whatever they say about sanskrit . . Read about our history tamil

[@AyushPal124]

Sanskrit is oldest language Tamil is not older tamil source fake like Kumari kundam

[@chandrareddy6383]

Great work, Sir

[@senturi9645]

Legend ❤❤❤❤

[@krishnaraghoenathsurinamese]

Jambudvīpa is one Civilization

[@shridharaithal1433]

Credibility is not something that is concocted but is self evident just as Sun does not need anyone's acceptance for its value, because it is evident.

[@mindudorjeenaksang3014]

Another desparate attempt to establish sanskrit and vedic period

[@gopinathanchoyi7182]

Excellent discourse. Shedding new lights, as old people say.

[@111saibaba]

Estika is " Itika " in Telugu. Means brick

[@Agnostic7773]

all indian languages taken word from sanskrit for brick

[@mannojkummar9226]

In that case...it is also called itike in kannada....

[@111saibaba]

@@Agnostic7773 it shows our roots are same

[@kddraco333]

​@@Agnostic7773no

[@CHRS-ri5mf]

Yeah, beautiful. Telugu as many words from Sanskrit

[@nitinminee3826]

Slap on tamil nadu's dravidian politics. Its again proving in bharat that "divide & rule" can never fail. And irony is that this state has one of highest literacy rate (English speakers beacause of christian misnories).

[@allareone1947]

true

[@lotusseed355]

Thank you Sirs, very interesting and important information - please send the link to the first part. Thank you!

[@zebrunstate2815]

Sanskrit is the mother of all languages

[@Inverse.regression]

No it's not.

[@zebrunstate2815]

@ All languages in the world are either from Proto-Indo-Europian language family or highly influenced by the Indo-European languages. And Sanskrit is the oldest Indo-European language

[@AnilSinha-s2h]

There's some exciting news on this topic! Yajnadevam, a U.S.-based cryptographer and computer programmer, has claimed to have deciphered the Indus script. In an exclusive conversation with CNNNews18’s Anand Narasimhan, Yajnadevam revealed that the base language of the Indus people was Sanskrit, and the script they used was likely an ancestor of the Brahmi script. This decipherment is significant as it provides insights into how Sanskrit became a core language in ancient India. Yajnadevam used a cryptanalytic approach to decode the script, treating the symbols like a code and applying pattern-matching techniques.❤

[@AutonomousEvolutions]

yeah

[@cerebral1095]

One of the big problems with Yajnadevams “decipherment” is the conflation of symbols. If you look at the website where the deciphered text is displayed, you can see symbols that are totally different (not merely in style), are considered as a single symbol. Furthermore, the purported decipherments do not give any indication of the use of the seals. It simply does not make sense. Finally, according to his paper, the words can be algorithmically deciphered, but the pace of decipherment seems to show otherwise. If it was algorithmic, then the decipherment would be obvious. Lastly, the interviewer is already biased. His questions contains assumptions that are highly controversial but he mentions it as if they are truth.

[@npatel7775]

Even now we have some letters which have a very distinctive way of writing.

[@cerebral1095]

@@npatel7775is it possible for pa and ma and sha and ha to all have the same symbol? Looking at the yajnadevam decipherment, there are many examples where widely varying symbols are assigned the same “letter”

[@FLXFLX-xm7mp]

​@@cerebral1095well I think you are highly biased.Did he not say this in the draft stage being checked by experts? If they find discrepancies that will stop the paper from being published. I assume all these experts are better informed than you. What agenda are you trying to push?

[@Xhauej]

​@@cerebral1095i have seen his paper the so called different words are like different varietal of single letter its like u M has Fish symbol but fishes are of different variety nd one can makes variations to look it unidentical to its Simpler form

[@Xhauej]

​​@@FLXFLX-xm7mphe must be some Mujeet or tamil Nationalist

[@smitaanand5007]

Its a great pleasure to see an Indian solving Indus valley puzzle finally

[@manisherande4568]

yeah let first have some credibility ,,, dont jump the gun.. we are not hindu pki ,,,,,

[@Inverse.regression]

Many Indians have done that, but none have succeeded. Indus Script isn't your average ancient script. It's a pictographic script, and is very ancient, + isolated. It cannot be deciphered without a Rosetta stone.

[@muralinarisetty8666]

Great work 👌

[@jjayaraman3191]

Has immense depth dignity and daring power that truth alone carries.Puranic incidents are indicated in IVC sites. Also some IVC sites are of 500BCE even. So if IVC held on 3500 upto 500BCE, that destroys time assumed for invader to completely generate the vedic body of literature. A Root Perspective that points to at least 50K years of unbroken cultural. This is as the cross threads of Forest to Agricultural strata dictating life of language. [Forest, desert aboriginals existed for 60k years, but their currently spoken language [dialects] are not over 4500yrs old. The language [dialects] of agro-urban culture's wealth and weaponry remain stable over far larger eras. kzbin.info/www/bejne/bonVYaCYqbKfsM0si=ACAzaQOn2MDpbvqp Another absurdity IVC Theory lands us in is : the longest rivers carry Ganga Saraswati Krishna etc, all Vedic. So the invader COMPLETELY replaced the names of Rivers all along the 1000s of villages from ''harappan language'' to the new Sanskrit?

[@utubetruthteller]

he should have peer reviews and publish on historical archeological journals, it could prove to be breakthrough of this decade because indus script were never been Cracked

[@millennialmind9507]

I think it's already there, he has published

[@curious_banda]

Bina video dekhe kyu comment karte ho yaar

[@RajeevKulageri001]

Who ever has the power, people praise them. They is no truth.

[@vasudevanraghavan755]

I would request Yagnadevam to extend the technique to breaking the Egyptian Hieroglyphics and the Hammurabi's Code of Mesopotamia....we might end up discovering a connection to Sanskrit there too

[@Keralaforum]

Rightwing Fundamentalistic agenda of the ruling party in Delhi! Beware! Script (written form), Language family, Racial Grouping - these three are different things but can come in any mix! Different language families can use the same script - example English and Finnish! Same language family can use different scripts - English and Russian. And even English and Hindi too! One can continue. As for the script - all Indian scripts (North and South ) and SE Asian scripts are Brahmi based. Cambodian, Thai language etc are different from Indian languages, but their script seems to be based on Brahmi. Script basis is not the same as language family. Today Indonesia has accepted Roman script. But their language is not European based at all. For convenience they accepted that. Indus Valley language is not Sanskrit based at all. Brahui in Pakistan is Dravidian based ! Did the Bhrahmi script originate in Indus Valley? We don‘t know. No one has proved that.

[@sidvoxx]

Brahmi is the evolution of the indust script. Yagnadevam provides mathematical proof of it in his paper. Give it a read .

[@kbrv89]

Where else do you see it branching out the most? It's only in Bharata that Brahmi has gone on to develop into other major scripts which means that it was being used from a long time to be modified by the people who were using it to develop a script for their language

[@Keralaforum]

@@sidvoxx Any idiot can claim a newer thing in a place is the evolution of an older thing. Brahmi is not the issue here. The topic is : Deciphering Indus Script. And many stalwarts had problems here. And it is undebtable that Indus Valley Civilization had no connections to Indo-Aryan Languages. Hre Yagnadevan is either a puppet of the new Fundamentalist Lobby in India or he has been folled by them. Crap logic will not prove anything.

[@stevesmith4901]

The reason his paper has not been published is because he has not deciphered the Indus script as he claims to have done. He cannot show what he claims to be the case, is the case. It's a mere claim with no proof.

[@PS-ej2xn]

Are you just making that claim, or do you have a proof for your claim?

[@FLXFLX-xm7mp]

Awe lil 🍑 hurt petty person 😂😂😂. He said right off the bat that his paper is in the draft stage.

[@cskcmp5009]

The DNA remains found in harappa Indus is tamil irula tribe and no traces of steppe DNA

[@stevesmith4901]

@@PS-ej2xn Yes I have proof for my claim. But I'm not the one on TV.

[@stevesmith4901]

@@cskcmp5009 What does DNA have to do with deciphering the Indus script?

[@braunarsch]

he says its impossible that new words can be added or replace old words? there is historical evidence of such events happening, like the battle of hastings, which changed the english language. even many chinese regional languages and scripts were culled by Qin emperors to standardize the chinese language. things like this have happened before. would be good to put these analyses to the test! good luck!

[@kpdwivedi1672]

Brilliant work. Reawakening of India has just started and it is going to be long process in time frame.

[@theostapel]

The awakening started earlier - via spirituality and ethics and carried strongly - by the advent of these wonderful - Guru Ramakrishna and Guru Vivekananda. On and on - may all be successful.

[@ramum9599]

Sanskrit is indo european..eg.. words two is dwe ..three is threeni..five is penta ..six is hexa ..seven is sapta..eight is ashta.. nine is nava .. ten is dasa.. brother is braata..sister sohodari..paternal is pita..mother maternal....etc etc.....

[@saraswatiupadhyay5387]

Would request yagnadevam to refer IVC as Saraswati civilization because you have another later work of IVC script dialect deciding

[@raghumani3814]

A great work by Mr. Yajnadevam. However there is one point used by proponents of Aryan invasion / migration theory, to disassociate IVC from Vedic civilization. This is the fact that horses are mentioned even in the Vedas, whereas there appeared to be no proof of horse usage at IVC sites. How can this be explained

[@subalsaroha5463]

There is a village called sinauli, U.P. few years back, ASI found a chariot which goes back to harrapan time. Sinauli is a recently discovered IVC site. So it has already proved that point wrong that we didn't have horses. By the way that village is just adjacent to my village.

[@raghumani3814]

@subalsaroha5463 that's great, but it will help if historians put forward proper proof as to where the horses came from to draw the chariots. Though we as Indians intuitively know certain things to be true, the damage done by the earlier narrative cannot be undone unless the facts are presented in a proper manner

[@millennialmind9507]

Watch the episode Secrets of Sinauli ​@@raghumani3814

[@whitelotus2960]

Dude just showed IVC deciphered script on the screen right now and chariot word is used so horse usage is shown. U need a new set of eyes clearly.

[@yajnadevam]

There are horse remains at all levels in multiple Indus sites.

[@shafi.j]

Indian is the palace where the first generation lived particularly south india

[@mudrarakshasa]

N what about ur ancestors

[@shafi.j]

@mudrarakshasa My Ancestors were good people not like duryodhan types, you know those stayed in India from ancestors to now are the seeds of duryodhana

[@whitelotus2960]

Jealousy is often spotted in your kind

[@shafi.j]

@@whitelotus2960 Maybe I am human not god

[@Noideawhatever14]

Exactly tamil. First human born in kumari kandam but Aryans crying 😂

[@vishalvishwakarma1649]

While podcast could you please stop the behind screen, it is distracting me from conversation 😢

[@cerebral1095]

So instead of an invasion from outside India, now he’s claiming an invasion from IVC to South India, and then adopted the language of that region. Dravidian substrate in Sanskrit also needs to be explained, and is not explained by this model.

[@redskoda14]

It easily is...IVC traded not just with mesopotamia but also with cultures south of Godavari. Marathi is the last Indo-Arya language....from karnataka onwards we have Sanskritised native languages. Tamil itself has 40% sanskrit vocabulary,grammar etc meaning Tamil was a fusion language devised by the Sages to propogate Dharma in southern regions. Ppl accepted Dharma as it was Knowledge based and not some belief system like Abrahamic fables. If someone doesnt believe in Gravity or Electromagentism it means nothing and has no effect on Gravity. And accept the fact that the geeatest Tamil kings propogated Sanskrit as an International,Cultured and Universal language. Sanskrit was always a scholarly language and not anybodys mother-tounge. Same way as programming languages have to be learned so also was Sanskrit a precise language learnt by students.

[@onebyzeroyt]

When did he mention invasion of IVC on southern India, could you share timestamp, i listened carefully I did encounter that claim he just mentioned people moved south and assimilated.

[@FLXFLX-xm7mp]

Petty person desperate to push your agenda 😂😂😂

[@Bharti-sswe]

Brainwashed, hope you have ask question in all direction. Selective blindness will not help.

[@junnaredd9912]

Migration, dear,Migration. They settle and intermarried the locals. They brought their Indus culture and mixed with the local. But not all migrants can coexist with their natives for a long time, especially food, and women become scarce.

[@nitinkumar29]

Such claims have been done since decades and until such discovery is peer reviewed by expert linguists; this should not be taken seriously (exactly why other people were not taken into consideration).

[@kbrv89]

Keep crying in the corner

[@sanjayv8467]

How come all the ancient sites get covered in soil? This is a question which I haven't been able to find answers to. How do they get buried? I think this will also hold a key to our understanding the times and their "disappearance"!

[@darwinianchimp2630]

Winds. They buried the whole body of the sphinx with sand. The summer winds in India also do the same thing. Leave your house shut for a month and see the amount of dust that gets accumulated even in a closed space. What chance do these open spots stand once people stop inhabiting the place due to climatic or other conditions??

[@SurinderNagi-yw6qn]

Floods and sediments deposit over, North Indian rivers bring lot of mud and sediments during floods, over 1000s of years 100s of flood

[@daksh6388]

How do you think you get dust on floor? Do not clean that floor for centuries and you will have your house buried under soil. It's deposition of soil.

[@bittertruth8374]

Great job👍

[@onetrueindian1]

Its funny how you people are so into reviving a language thats dead, its interesting to know the history but why am i not seeing the same enthusiasm in unearthing the tribal traditions of people who live in the jungles of Odisha ?..or the obsession to find the roots of the nomads of Rajashthan...who must have a history thats older than any other city in northern india ...And documenting... What is this obsession with only one language and things associated with it... Wjy arent we seeing the same enthusiasm about bhuddism or Jainism.....and ofcourse there is TAMIL THE OLDEST LANGAUGE IN THE WORLD ...AND STILL HAS CRORES OF PEOPLE SPEAKING IT ....why no one is doing underwater excavation in the coastal Tamil nadu to find poombuhaar and other such human settlements that are under sea which will change the way india looks at south india ..

[@prasannaprabu1361]

o funding for Tamil history, they are afraid of what they are going find. Keezhadi samples sent for radio carbondating were those which were exvacted closer to the surface level, but not deeper than that. Poombuhar exploration was held, gremany does more for tamil than india or TN.

[@SumeetFabricators]

There r reseachers doing such research Try to search such research & researchers

[@unknown.145gvgugbj]

cope dravidian kalue

[@BallotBoxOfficial]

U do it bastard

[@blueeyes3542]

Oooh!! Another crazy Tamil chauvinist!! Will never agree that Sanskrit supersedes tamil.. find out the meaning of “karunanidhi” its Sanskrit origin!!

[@myarvind]

Can he use his same method to decipher any written script in the world?

[@grapeshott]

How much this guy has paid to the TV news channels? How coukd he decode without a rosetta stone?

[@haiprade]

He has explained that in Part 1, try that you may get an idea ...

[@gauravdas5000]

yea non of these ever tell you what written on the those seals

[@floe61]

This is what happens when you don't even watch the video. I think you should either watch it or if you already were, then unmute the video.

[@VinayKang]

There’s a few flaws in his theory .howcome ,people from Indus region flourished their culture in gangetic plains when clearly at the peak of their civilization they were settled in Indus region(Punjab )and south(sindh)

[@TamilTravelerTV]

Indus Valley, Sumerian(Su(Tall) +Meru(Mountain) are Tamil cultures. Sanskrit no way connected with these Civilizations. After Kumari Continent submerged or swallowed by repeated Tsu(Tall) nami(tides)'s. people started moving towards tall places and started their living in groups. Indus Valley, Sumerian and oldest tribal groups in Australian continent are Tamils. Indus Valley has Sivan, Murugan and Kotravai symbols and the letters script called as Tamizhi. Dear Central Government, as per the research, please visit current Poompuhar city in Tamil Nadu (only half out of sea, another half inside the sea), travel 45KMs inside the ocean from the seashore, you can find a submerged city with tall building structures that includes a gigantic lighthouse which is nearly 15000 years old. Researchers confirmed these findings... If possible, invest on this... Thank you

[@coolstufftobenefittheworld9371]

The original name (and correct pronunciation) of Kumari Kandam is Kumari Khand / Khandam. Both words (kumari and khandam) are Sanskrit and mean "virgin territory".

[@ITACHI-x4z]

why are u people so insecure about your language

[@jothikrishnan18]

Who will bear a concated story when there is a truth and especially that truth belong to us.

[@kddraco333]

​@@ITACHI-x4z it is not insecure, tamil brahmi is older than brahmi as said indian archeological head. But he took brahmi as older than tamilee to prove his claim.

[@CHRS-ri5mf]

No, oldest Evidence of Tamil is 600 BCE.

[@adhipmitra]

Nothing short of genius.

[@sanjayb4159]

Dont fogrt amd.take note of which community both come.from then it is easy to understand the agenda they are pushing

[@pd1596]

This is amazing. Great work. Surely noble prize worthy

[@iqbal21]

Why is the government not working towards making Sanskrita an official language of India

[@paveekazhagana3106]

@@iqbal21 Why for deciding people on varnas and spoil the whole nation like they doing for thousands of years ?

[@antiwokehuman]

Because it’s a useless dead language that almost nobody used even a thousand years ago

[@RupeshKumar-lw8fb]

It almost reached the end

[@mulla_modi]

The government is anti Hindu

[@chiranthma6325]

It is central asian language indo European language

[@benimadhavmohanty7426]

Published?

[@tsMuthuraman-hm6wg]

Another futile sanghi attempt !

[@lalitkumarshahi9428]

Dravidian cancer

[@sidvoxx]

Another Dravida kunju feeling vaitueruchal

[@tsMuthuraman-hm6wg]

@@sidvoxx Until peer reviewed and accepted by a renouned scince journal , it is just another biassed attempt only .

[@amrithkumar1918]

An jnteresting topic. Please device a method to make people of different status to understand. How far Govts support these project enjoys.

[@Manikandan_supernova]

This is Not published in journal. As far recent nature journal paper IVC is dravidian langauge.

[@Alternativeperson2]

Not proved

[@Manikandan_supernova]

@Alternativeperson2 its published in reputed journal.

[@DSECHemanthKumarS]

​​@@Manikandan_supernova But it's not still deciphered as Dravidian

[@AyushPal124]

Sanskrit is oldest language Tamil is not older tamil source fake like Kumari kundam

[@Alternativeperson2]

@@Manikandan_supernova still not deciphered