Sarasvati: The Cradle of Ancient Civilisation | Dilip Datta

This book narrates the story of Sarasvati from two sources of information. One is mythological stories and the other is archaeological evidences. Reconciling the views of the two groups, the book has portrayed Sarasvati in three timelines with a belief that Sarasvati existed, Sarasvati exists and She will exist in future.

The novel not only illustrates the mythological and the real societies of the world today, but also delves into the connections of human sufferings, strengths and survival instincts of all times. The novel circles around the idea that love has the strength of keeping on rooted to the true essence of life. Love can break the dimensions of this world and expose the past, present and future for souls that travel in search of the truth. Nothing is lost on this earth, and Sarasvati is not the lost river.