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The Indus River Civilization (aka Ancient Indian Civilization)
is one of the oldest and most developed ancient civilizations in the world. It was located in what is now India.
and neighboring regions, including Pakistan and Bangladesh.

The Indus River civilization began to develop around 2600-1900 BC with the emergence of Hindu holy texts and complex ethnic beliefs. During this period the ancient Indian civilization produced such literary masterpieces as the Ramayana and the Mahabharata, along with the Manu and Yajnavalkya codes.

The Indus River civilization is also one of the most creative in the field of art, with notable architectural works such as the Taj Mahal, one of the UNESCO World Heritage Sites. This civilization also had strong developments in science, philosophy, medicine and mathematics.

The Indus River civilization is also known for developing occult methods and yoga, forms of religion practiced for thousands of years. Ancient Indian philosophers such as Mahavira and Gautama Buddha also appeared during this period,
exerted a great influence on philosophy and religion all over the world.

However, the Indus River civilization also experienced many ups and downs.
and change in its history. By the 13th century, India was invaded by the Mongols and then by the British, causing the civilization to go through hard times and loss.
However, the influence of the Indus River civilization still exists today.
and has become an important part of world culture and history.
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