Lord Brahma Discovered Dinosaurs & Even Mentioned Them In Vedas, Claims Panjab Univ Geologist
On the heels of Andhra University Vice-Chancellor's claim that Kauravas were test-tube babies, comes yet another bold statement about India history. This time, a Panjab University (PU) geologist has claimed that Lord Brahma was the first to discover dinosaurs.
In an interview with The Indian Express, Ashu Khosla, associate professor in the department of geology at Panjab University, "India was a hotspot for dinosaur evolution and breeding before extinction."
He goes on to say that a dinosaur named Rajasaurus had originated in India. The 'Indian dinosaur,' which he had discovered the remains of, in Kheda district of Gujarat was officially named ‘Rajasaurus Narmada ensis.’
”There is nothing that Lord Brahma, who is the creator of this universe, did not know. He was completely aware of the existence of dinosaurs and even mentioned them in Vedas," Khosla said emphatically.
The geologist presented these claims in a research paper entitled ‘Biotic assemblages from the Deccan trap-associated sedimentary sequences of peninsular India’ at the 106th Indian Science Congress, which was held at Lovely Professional University.
“When we found the remains of Rajasaurus in Gujarat in 2001 along the banks of river Narmada, we named it ‘Raja’ to signify ‘lion’ as it was a meat-eating dinosaur. It was believed that Rajasaurus was linked to Tyrannosaurus, which had an origin in North America, but we proved that Rajasaurus was a new dinosaur and originated in India,” he added.
Apart from this Khosla strongly believes that the Wright Brothers got the idea for building a plane from the Pushpak Vimaan that was used by Ravana in Ramayana.