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...ly an arm of the Arabian sea which, in those days ran up the present lower valley of the Indus along the foot of the Western Range and covered a large portio ...indhu and its tributaries drain into. It however, ran up the present lower valley of the Indus along the foot of the Western Range, and covered a large porti

...L. Bhargava, Sharyanavat is the mountain, which now surrounds the Kashmir valley.<ref name=":0" /> ...e been the name of the range to the south of Murree and west of the Jhelum valley.

...due course of time, the valley came to be known as ‘Kashmir’. In Sanskrit, Kashmir means ‘desiccated from water’ (“ka”- water and “shimeera” - des

...ile. Archeological evidences point to the fact that the Harappan and Indus valley civilizations flourished on the banks of rivers flowing in the northwestern ...ording to D. C. Sircar, Sindhu or the Indus rises in Tibet, passes through Kashmir, the Punjab and Sind and discharges its waters into the Arabian sea. The ba

...cally described as the Saptasindhu, which included the beautiful valley of Kashmir on the north and Gandhara on the west. Its southern boundary was the Rajput ...ogical excavations near the Sarasvati basin revealed the flourishing Indus Valley civilization habitations.

...raput) in Orissa, Kamajoda (Joda) and Bishunpur in Bihar and also Nalanda, Valley, Mandla, Nagpur, Rajdoha and some remote region of Northern Eastern India.< ...erences to the working of iron mines in Bajuha, Subha Bengal, Keroh, Subha Kashmir, Kumaon, Khasi Hills, Subha Delhi, besides at Nirmal and Indore in Ain-i-Ak