After a joint two-year study, experts from Harvard and Vienna universities made an interesting discovery that the language from which all Indo-European languages, including Urdu, Punjabi, Sindhi and Balochi, originated, was spoken by speakers in the lower Volga region of Russia 6,500 to 5,500 years ago.
This is called the lowland region of the Volga River. Experts came to this conclusion after researching the linguistic, cultural, and literary artifacts of the region.
Remember, “Indo-European” is the largest family of languages, which includes all Pakistani languages, English, Hindi, Persian, German, French, Spanish, etc., except for Broohi.
Earlier, it was believed that the creators of this language family, the speakers of the first language, lived in the Turkish region of Anatolia, but most experts no longer accept this.
The tribes of the lower Volga began to come to Turkey, Iran and India four to five thousand years ago and they laid the foundation of new civilizations and civilizations everywhere. In India, they are called “Aryans”.
