Vedveer Arya is a senior officer from the Ministry of Defence, currently serving as the Additional Financial Advisor and Joint Secretary in the Department of Defence R&D, Ministry of Defence (Finance), New Delhi. He is a distinguished member of the Indian Defence Accounts Service (IDAS), having joined in the year 1997.

In addition to his role in the Ministry of Defence, Arya is also recognized for his expertise in chronology, history, and Sanskrit studies. His passion for epigraphic research has led him to become a meticulous researcher with profound insights into the chronological history of ancient India. Arya has conducted comprehensive studies of various ancient Indian epigraphs, critically evaluating the chronology proposed by colonial historians and their followers. Furthermore, he has contributed to the exploration of the scientific achievements of ancient India.
In this podcast we discuss in brief about the reinterpret the dating of the Mahabharata and other key historical events, role of astronomical data in reconstructing Indian chronology, the most significant discrepancies between mainstream historical timelines and proposed chronology by Vedveer sir, different timeline for ancient Tamilagam. reassessment of the traditional chronology of Tamil Nadu, dating of the three Sangam periods , dating Maharshi Agastya to ~11300–11210 BCE. evidence supports such an early existence for him, dating of Karikala Chola (1260–1210 BCE) align with and challenges to Tamil epics like Silappadikaram, The Gajabahu Synchronism , dating of Gajabahu and Senguttuvan , shift in chronology also push back the origins of Tamil-Brahmi inscriptions, chronology align with archaeological findings in Keeladi, Adichanallur, or other Tamil Nadu excavation sites, Your book challenging colonial-era historical constructs.and walkover of sangam history and TamilNadu history in the Bharathiya perspective.