Author: Sharad Pawar
Publication: Rajhans Prakashan
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Author: P.N.Oak
Publication: Manorama Prakashan
Category: ऐतिहासिक / साहित्य आणि समीक्षा
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जागतिक इतिहासातील खिंडारे (Jagtik Itihasatil Khin) is a Marathi book written by P.N. Oak. It was published by Manorama Prakashan in 1985. The book discusses the role of India in world history, and argues that many of the events and figures that are traditionally considered to be Western in origin are actually of Indian origin. For example, Oak claims that the ancient Greeks were descended from the Aryans of India, and that the Roman Empire was founded by the Mauryan emperor Ashoka. Oak's book has been controversial, and has been criticized by some historians for its lack of evidence and its sensationalist claims. However, it has also been praised by others for its originality and its challenging of traditional views of history. Here is a more detailed description of the book: जागतिक इतिहासातील खिंडारे (Jagtik Itihasatil Khin) is a 480-page book that is divided into three parts. The first part discusses the role of India in the ancient world, and argues that many of the civilizations that are traditionally considered to be Western in origin are actually of Indian origin. For example, Oak claims that the ancient Greeks were descended from the Aryans of India, and that the Roman Empire was founded by the Mauryan emperor Ashoka. The second part of the book discusses the role of India in the medieval world, and argues that many of the events and figures that are traditionally considered to be European in origin are actually of Indian origin. For example, Oak claims that the Crusades were a result of Indian invasions of Europe, and that the Renaissance was inspired by Indian philosophy. The third part of the book discusses the role of India in the modern world, and argues that many of the inventions and discoveries that are traditionally considered to be Western in origin are actually of Indian origin. For example, Oak claims that the airplane was invented by the Indian scientist Bhaskaracharya, and that the computer was invented by the Indian mathematician Aryabhata. Oak's book has been controversial, and has been criticized by some historians for its lack of evidence and its sensationalist claims. However, it has also been praised by others for its originality and its challenging of traditional views of history.
