Ancient site stirs heated political debate on India's past

Discoveries at the ancient site of Keeladi in Tamil Nadu, India, have ignited political and historical debates challenging existing narratives about early Indian civilizations. Dating back 2,000 to 2,500 years, these findings offer new insights into urban settlements in southern India, reshaping understandings of the region's past. As the excavation stirs controversy, with claims linking Keeladi to the Indus Valley and debates over scripts and migration patterns, it remains a significant and accessible discovery shedding light on India's rich cultural heritage and history.