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Origins The relations between Mongolia and India are believed to have some very deep roots. To cite but a few persons in our two countries, according to Jawaharla! Nehru, India harbors especially warm feelings toward Mongolia because “our relations go back into the distant past of more than 1500 years.”1 Professor P.C. Chowdhary of Dibrugarh University has stated that the first link between the two countries dates back to the fifth century BC2. More specifically, Mr. Mohanlal Yadu of the Government’s College Raipur Ram concluded that “a discovery of seventeen rock paintings in three shelters in the dense forests of Chitwa Dongri [Leopard Hill, 114 km from Raipur, Madhya Pradesh] has revealed startling evidence of the presence of Mongolian settlers in Central! India during the Neolithic Age [2500 to 600 BC], perhaps long before the advent of the Gupta period “3 A. Amar, Mongolian prime minister in the 1920s, opined in his brief history of Mongoiia that Mongols originated in India4 And the Ven. Kushok Bakula, Ambassador of India to Mongolia, has pointed out that the people Living in India’s Himalayan region have racial, cultural, and religious affinity to the Mongols.5 It is specifically in the northeastern part of India’s Himalayan region that evidence of ancient ties is believed to be found. Some thirty million people live there who, according to Lai Than kola, former Chief Minister of Mizoram, are Mongoloid and descended from Mongols.6 They are currently members of some twenty-nine tribes. Some Indians believe that the ancestors of these people came from Mongolia and maintained some of their customs and habits. As for evidence, they point to people living in Manipur, Arnuchal Pradesh, and Mizoram.