“The evidence in the Rigveda thus clearly shows that the Vedic Aryans did not come from the Soma-growing areas bringing the Soma plant and rituals with them: the Soma plant and rituals were brought to the Vedic Aryans from the Soma-growing areas of the northwest by the BhRgus, priests of those areas.”

—  Shrikant Talageri

The Rigveda: A Historical Analysis (2000), Chapter 4 : The Geography of the Rigveda

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