
Amarnath Ramakrishna
Amarnath Ramakrishna is a prominent Indian archaeologist who previously served as the Director of the Archaeological Survey of India (ASI) for Antiquities. He has been involved in significant archaeological findings, including the controversial Keeladi excavation in Tamil Nadu, which suggested the existence of an ancient civilization dating back to the 8th century BCE. His tenure at the ASI has been marked by debates over the dating and significance of archaeological discoveries in India, leading to recent tensions with the Tamil Nadu government and his subsequent removal from his position.
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Amarnath Ramakrishna was removed as ASI director after submitting a report on the antiquity of archaeological finds at Keeladi.
Centre-Tamil Nadu dispute over Keeladi find claims 1st victim: ASI director shunted | India News

