Who discovered india?

Question

options are-

1. aryans

2.portugese

3.english

4.people of indus valley civilization

5.none of them

Answer 1

#5

not to discovered its been there since early time , lived by the indus valley civilization and known to communicate with other civilization

Answer 2

Well, the Indus Valley civilization is the first known in India so I'd guess that.

Answer 3

Wasn't it Nixon?  On his way to reopen China?

Answer 4

# 5 it was the indians

Answer 5

5. None of them

India was the name given to the land were people were living from time immemorial (the land and people were not named because there was no need for anybody to name them, their land and culture) by travellers from Central Asia and Europe who crossed River Indus and reached the land.

Answer 6

Why don't we include all hominins and say it was Homo erectus/ergaster.

Answer 7

THE PORTUGESE EXPLORER VASCO DA GAMA IN 1498 DISCOVERED INDIA.

Answer 8

People of the Indus River Valley represented the earliest city/civilization (ca.3300 BCE)...

However, on the way from Africa to Australia, the people who would become the Aboriginals, would have been the first to pass through India's coastline on foot, and many probably stayed. This was between 60-75,000 years ago...

DNA evidence has proven a direct connection between the people of New Guinea & Australia, with the Eastern coast of Africa, and there weren't any cruise ships back then...

Answer 9

# 5

The hindus or the indians of the ancient time, people living in ancient India.  They were of Hindu religion, creed, philosophy and social structure.

So call them Indians, Ancient Indians or Hindus.

Answer 10

Alexander the Great, a Moldovian