Birendra K Jha

☝ Image One: This is an  important archaeological discovery of Bhagwan Krishna's Dwarka . This shows  the top side of the visual in the Analogue Technique. This is showing the important hydrological engineering arrangement of Bhagwan Krishna's Dwarka. The rain water was stored at the top "Drinking Storage Area" . This dam with semi circular plastered check dam was built at a very high level then the sea level. A stream of  storage water seeps to the sea area, in green patch. Both the sides of the "Water Storage Area", a heavy and dense human settlement is seen with houses in straight rows and  boundary walls at both the two sides.  ☝ Image Two: This is a sensor captured data under the Water Storage Area. The area is deep sallow, with semi circle check dam built at the top. This demonstrates, the Dwarka of Bhagwan Krishna was receiving heavy rain fall, during its glorious period.   Drinking water has remained an important ingredient for survival of any civili

"Sensor" and the "Analogue Technology" have broken the mythical and dark world surrounded around the submerged Dwarka of Bhagwan Krishna. The science has further paved the way, with accurate carbon 14 dating of the submerged sites and their age. The science has placed the submerged sites at 3100 BCE. This date is matching with the traditional Hindu calendar date, where the accurate date of the Dwarka submersion is 3102 BCE.  I have been using the vast extraordinary sensor instrument, in three color bands - blue, red and green, before application of the "Analogue Technology" in discovering the submerged sites of the Dwarka of Bhagwan Krishna. This reveals the precise location of the submerged sites with many man made features including the submerged house, roads and boundary wall. The sensors, with 9 spectral bands (Band 1 to 9) at 15, 30, and 60-meter resolution and   Thermal Infrared Sensor with 2 thermal bands at 100 meter resolution  have changed the wo

    ☝महाभारत  के काल समय को समेटती द्वारका का यह मानव निर्मित चित्रण,  लेटेराइट स्टोन पर बने  हैं  ।  यही  स्टोन द्वारका के किले की प्रधान दीवार  है ।  द्वारका के निवासियों को यह पता थी लेटेराइट स्टोन पर की गई चित्रकारी अनंत समय तक सुरक्षित रहती हैं।        भारत तथा भारत से बाहर के लोग "पांडव चित्र" के बारे में कम या नहीं के बराबर ज्ञान रखते हैं।  प्रारंभिक रूप में जिसने कुछ अनर्गल कह दिया वह हमारे पुराविदों ने मान ली।  भारत के पश्चिम - दक्षिण समुद्र तट के  भू - भाग लेटेराइट शैल के बने हैं।  यही शैल,  द्वारका के कुछ द्वीपों में मिलती है।  इस शैल की विशेषता यह है की इसका समय, जल तथा वातावरण का  प्रभाव नहीं पड़ता। इसलिए हमारे पूर्व पुरुष यह जानते थे की इस पर की गई चित्र कला अनेक वर्षों तक सुरक्षित रहेगी।   महाराष्ट्र  के रत्नागिरी जिले में लेटेराइट स्टोन पर बने ऐसे प्राचीन शैल चित्र मिले हैं, जिनका विधिवत ढंग से सही अध्ययन अभी तक नहीं हुई।  द्वारका के खोज के क्रम में मुझे "पांडव -चित्र" की सूचना प्राप्त हुई थी।  रत्नागिरी के ये  शैल चित्र ( पेट्रोग्लिफ ) में वही सब कुछ

  After the Dwarka Town submerged, the migratory people from this town, carried and established many symbolisms about Bhagwan Krishna at the new established town of the Mohan-Jodaro. They carried the writing skill of the age of Bhagwan Krishna at the Mohan-Jodaro. The first letter of this alphabet was the "OM". One of the  important seals from the Mohan-Jodaro, mentions the first letter of this alphabet - "OM". This letter is widely known in the Sanskrit literatures as the "pranav- akshar" . The Mohan-Jodaro "pranav- akshar" links this "bow shaped symbolism" with Bhagwan Krishna.     Letter sign, "pranav-akshar" is of great importance in all the Indian languages.  "OM" is seen in the North Indian Script like the Devanagari. In the South Indian Scripts- Kannada and Telegu retained the original orientation as found on the Mohan-Jodaro seal. The Tamil "OM" sign is oriented like the North Indian Devanagari. T

  There is a passage in the Mahabharat which says that after the Dwarka submerged, people of this town moved towards the Mohenjodaro and created a new town. This new creation of town  as per Carbon 14 test is 3100 BCE. In the new town of Mohenjodaro, many symbolisms are associated with Bhagwan Krishna. Marshall and Banerjee, as archaeologists failed to match honestly the symbolisms with the Mahabharat. For them either Mahabharat was difficult  to understand or it was still "a disease of language" what Maxmuller has coined and weaved earlier. The colonial idea of Mohenjodaro remained in India until in 1994 my father, Dr Jha,  did a breakthrough.  Scholars around the world in 1994 came to know from Dr Jha, his Hindi monograph "Sindhu Mudraon ki Lipi ke Vacana ki Nayi Disha" , this was published by  the Sampurnanand Sanskrit University, Varanasi. The English version appeared under the title "A New Direction in the Study of the Indus Seals" in the Quarterly J

  ☝ Dr.SR Rao identified this  site near Khuda Dost Dargah at the Bet-Dwarka island, which exposed perforated pot sherds, what Dr Rao calls it the   Harappan site. This site can be seen only during the low tide. The scientific dating at Australia revealed the age of 3260 + - 470 years BP  of this potsherd.  ( Source: Dr SR Rao )   Bet-Dwarka island is not a submerged site. Most of the sites in the islands are occupied by the modern  Islamic structures. The actual Dwarka of Bhagwan Krishna, is completely a submerged site under the sea-water,  which is mentioned widely in the Mahabharat. The first qualification of Bhagwan Krishna's  Dwarka site is that - it should must be a submerged site. The Bet-Dwarka site is not falling in this archaeological category, as this is not the Mahabharat mentioned submerged site.    The discovery of the three islands by this author (see image below),  with major expansion towards the Great Runn of Kutch and beautiful but elegant Raajmahal built with wh

  Bhagwan Krishna in the Madhubani Painting  Writing something about Bhagwan Krishna is very difficult. I am not so much qualified to touch or pen down His brilliance. His historical reference is very vast. I have just collected the tip of the iceberg.   The action line on touching the discovery on the archaeology of Dwarka  in India is one subject of immense political nature. After independence, in India, from the Central Government side, this subject has remained an  "untouchable" or simply "taboo" area. The Indian agency, the  Archaeological Survey of India, which is  responsible for discovery and protection of Dwarka, placed Dwarka,   neglected for many years to retain the secular impression.  India,  failed to learn from Israel.  The Israel Government top priority is science, innovation, defense, development and above all pumping fund for the archaeological research, to strengthen the base of Israel culture. The exploration of Khirbet Qana  is one strong exampl