मानवों के विकास पर नई रिसर्च: 25 हजार साल पहले भारत में रहते थे दुनिया के आधे लोग, BHU के वैज्ञानिकों का खुलासा

25 thousand years ago most people lived on the Indian peninsula.

A shocking fact has come to the fore in a research of Banaras Hindu University (BHU). According to scientists, half of the world’s population lived in India 25 thousand years ago. Recently, on the 27th day of Kashi Tamil Sangamam’s educational program, BHU’s geneticist Dnyaneshwar Choubey gave information about this research.

Born in Africa, Raised in India
Professor Choubey says that even though modern humans originated in Africa, they were nurtured in our country. This is the reason why half of the world’s population lived in the country 25 thousand years ago. Researchers have derived these results by studying and researching 25 thousand samples from different parts of the country.

Study done on DNA samples
Scientists examined 25 thousand DNA samples. In this, the DNA of Indian people was compared with one thousand DNA samples from Europe, West Asia, East Asia, Siberia and Africa. The information about our ancestors is available in the form of mutations in DNA. Scientists decoded this information and derived the result on the basis of it.

Evidence of farming tools was also found
Professor Choubey told that 25 thousand years ago most people lived on the Indian peninsula between the Himalayas, the Arabian Sea and the Bay of Bengal. Here they also got better place and food. After this, gradually these people spread throughout Asia and other islands. Evidence of this is also found in archeology.

Prof. Choubey claims that these people discovered microlithic technology here. Through this, the making of stone tools was started. Along with this, farming was started in the country in the Indus-Saraswati Doab.