DR TILAK BERA

Author I Explorer I Indologist

Dr. Tilak Ranjan Bera is an acclaimed explorer, author, and Indologist who has dedicated over three decades to uncovering the untold history of ancient India. A former ophthalmologist in the Indian Armed Forces, his field experiences across remote and culturally rich regions—including the Andaman & Nicobar Islands—sparked a lifelong pursuit of India’s pre-recorded past.

Blending science with exploration, Dr. Bera employs tools from genetics, anthropology, archaeology, and geo-physiology to trace early human migration and cultural exchanges. His work challenges conventional historical narratives, suggesting India as the origin of modern civilisation. He has authored numerous books and conducted ground-breaking research on ethnic links between India and regions like Egypt and the Mediterranean.

A Fulbright-Nehru Fellow and with a MBBS degree from Calcutta Medical College Dr. Bera’s contributions continue to inspire fresh perspectives on the antiquity and global influence of Indian civilisation.

Dr Bera's latest book, titled "India in Egypt" explores the unheard of cultural and ethnic connectivity between India and Egypt. This connectivity possibly got established during the early trans-Himalayan migration period 10,000 years ago. This book is an attempt to arrange the ground evidence, available both in India and Egypt, to recreate the pre-recorded relationship between the two civilizations.

This book has the potential to alter the views regarding the antiquity of Indian civilization and its contribution.