Talk:Kerala-no-dhoro

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Kerala-no-dhoro is generally referred as "Padri"- I preferred the heading as Kerala-no-dhoro for following reasons: 1. The name has some similarity with other Indus Valley civilisation sites like Mohenjadaro,Chanhudaro,Gola Dhoro,Lakhueen-jo-daro 2. Padri is a word used for so many other topics (when searched in internet) However, Aracheologists use Padri in their books.