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Rethinking India’s Past

About the Free Webinar:

The way we understand India’s past shapes how we relate to its civilization, knowledge traditions, and enduring contributions to the world. Historical timelines frame that understanding, influencing how we connect texts, dynasties, discoveries, and cultural developments. Examining how those timelines were constructed opens an opportunity to reconsider inherited assumptions and engage more deeply with the evidence.

Join Hindu University of America and Shri. Anil Mehta for a webinar exploring the themes of his course, Decolonizing History: Reclaiming India’s Civilizational Heritage. We will examine how colonial perspectives influenced interpretations of ancient Indian history and consider how historical literature, archaeology, inscriptions, calendars, and astronomy can inform a reassessment of prevailing chronologies. The conversation will introduce questions about India’s civilizational continuity and the importance of distinguishing evidence from interpretation.

Whether you are interested in history, Hindu knowledge traditions, or understanding your civilizational roots, this webinar invites you to become a more informed reader of India’s past. Discover how critical inquiry and careful examination of competing interpretations can deepen your understanding of India’s heritage and strengthen your ability to discuss its history with clarity and confidence.

⭐ This is a complimentary webinar, thoughtfully curated to offer depth, clarity, and high-value insights—reflecting the quality of a premium learning experience.

In this session, you will:

  • Examine how colonial perspectives influenced interpretations of ancient Indian history.

  • Explore historical literature, archaeology, inscriptions, calendars, and astronomy as sources of evidence.

  • Reconsider prevailing historical timelines and chronologies of India.

  • Investigate questions surrounding India’s civilizational continuity and knowledge traditions.

  • Develop a more informed, evidence-based understanding of India’s past and heritage.

Get to Know panelist

Anil J. Mehta

Shri. Anil J. Mehta

Shri. Anil Mehta, faculty member of the Continuing Education (CE) Division, has extensively researched ancient Hindu history and chronology. His 2024 book examines colonial influences on India’s historical narrative and chronology.

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Course Offered by Panelist at HUA

Decolonizing History: Reclaiming India’s Civilizational Heritage
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Decolonizing History: Reclaiming India’s Civilizational Heritage

HAM4104 – This course critically examines prevailing historical narratives and chronologies of ancient India, focusing on the period before AD 1192. It investigates inconsistencies in established historical timelines and explores how colonial perspectives and historiographical frameworks influenced the compression of India’s past. Through a multidisciplinary analysis of historical, archaeological, literary, and other forms of evidence, students evaluate competing interpretations and examine the proposed reconstruction of a continuous Indian historical chronology spanning 3139 BC to AD 1192. Emphasis is placed on the significance of chronological accuracy, critical inquiry, and evidence-based approaches to understanding ancient India’s historical development and civilizational continuity.

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