History, asked by MPP, 1 year ago

The river most mentioned in early Vedic literature is

A. Sindhu

B. Sutudri

C. Sarasvati

D. Ganga

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Answered by Anonymous
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The river most mentioned in early Vedic literature is A. Sindhu.
Answered by TheRuhanikaDhawan
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A. Sindhu
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The river most mentioned in early Vedic literature is Sindhu and it is told that hinduism originated in the banks of river sindhu
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