India urban civilization

Indus civilization is the oldest civilization in the Indian subcontinent. This civilization was developed in 2700 BC in the Indus Valley, Indus, Sara Swati, Hakra, etc. in the Indira Basin. One of the two cities of this civilization is Harappa and the other is Mahiejnodaro. The Indus Civilization is also known as Harappa. Indus Civilization is the first urban civilization of the Indian subcontinent. Advanced city planning is seen in the urban areas of Indus Civilization. Road to the city, roadside dustbins, road lights, drain to drain water, everything was all arranged. The single-strayed houses were also planned. Every homemade water for the water, small water drainage of the house, drained into the big drain on the road.

In the city of Mohenjodaro, there is an empty bathroom. Much like today's swimming pool, Harappa has found huge grains to store grains. Several images of PANORAMA was found in the Indus Civilization. Found in limestone and bronze statues. Numerous seals have been found in this great civilization. Trying to overwrite the symbols on the seal Butkakhara and the buttocks of this civilization are very interesting. Indus civilization was an intrusion system.

This rich civilization of the Indian subcontinent was not cured after 1700 BC.

After the Indus Civilization, there is no urban civilization anywhere in the Indian subcontinent for a thousand years. However, in the 700 years of the Ganges river again a city civilization was developed; This civilization in the Indian sub-continent is called the second city civilization. In the Indian subcontinent, there has been a discovery of the symbols of the second urban civilization of 41 places named Pataliputra, Chandraketugarh, Champa, Bidisha, Amravati, etc. Signs of second city civilization in Uyar-Bateshwar and Pundranagar (Mahasthangarh) of Bangladesh.