prashantacmet
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To conclude the discussion, a few words.
References regarding Avesta on mention of Sarswati/Harahvaiti has already been given so many times earlier too. For latest post on the issue kindly see the first line of the posts no. 731; and read post 730 also.
For understanding the rules of interchange of Iranian 'H' into Skt. 'S' and other rules governing use of other common words, kindly log in
http://www.utexas.edu/cola/centers/lrc/books/read12.html
For better understanding of the old forms of both the languages and their commonality and differences link is:
http://www.libraryindex.com/encyclopedia/pages/cpxktpb906/persia-language-persian-zend.html
Therefore, the issue if the Persian word used for 'Sarasvati' river is verifiable or not on the basis of the change of Skt. 'S' into old Persian 'H', according to the rules applied for inter-changeability of the sounds used in both languages stands resolved .
So far, we have been able to identify three rivers named as 'Saraswati' including the now dried up Indian Sarasvati, and it is expected a few more Indian 'Sarasvati Rivers' , perhaps, could be identified with exactitude, if only, some serious research is undertaken as there are stray references available in the list of Indian Rivers given in our Puranas about the presence of Sarasvati rivers in other parts of India too.
With this the identification of the original home of Aryans and their first Sarasvati issue stands resolved as given in above posts 730-731 of this thread page.
Rajpal ji..I think this thread is far from conclusion. As you are aware of all tools and methods used in reserach of history so CONCLUSDION sounds a big word here and does not fit in thread because fellow members have raised few valid points.
Apart from this from the view of almost a neutral person like me it seems that there are two theories regarding identification of original sarswati and none of them have gota universal acceptance yet but more historians identify sarswati with modern day ghaggar. Please corretc me if I am wrong