Thread by @vedicvishal

No, you are wrong dear Mleccha

You are again trying to defame Hinduism by using wrong translations. Most basically the term earth and Geography are represented by the word Bhugol in Hinduism scriptures. Where Bhu stands for land and earth and 'Gol' means round/sphere.

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Some of the references from scriptures: मूर्धन्यर्पितमणुवत्सहस्रमूर्न्घो ।
भूगाेलं सगिरिसरित्समुद्रसत्वम् ।~ (Śrīmad-Bhāgavatam 5•25•12)

In above word 'भूगोल' is used. Thus the most basic etymology also proves the fact.

The Rig Veda says— चक्राणासः परीणहं पर्थिव्या हिरण्येन मणिना शुम्भमानाः। means Adorned with jewels, they encircled the earth, but Indra overcame them with the rising sun. This encircling shows a round path which could be around a spherical shape.

Another prominent Vedic mantra–
मध्ये समस्ताण्डस्य भूगोलो व्योम्नि तिष्ठति। means In the midst of the Universe, the spherical Earth stays.

The first Vedic mantra quote by this मलेच्छ is— यत्ते॒ भूमिं॒ चतु॑र्भृष्टिं॒ मनो॑ ज॒गाम॑ दूर॒कम् । तत्त॒ आ व॑र्तयामसी॒ह क्षया॑य जी॒वसे॑ ॥ Rigveda (10•53•3) This mantra is for bringing our wandering mind in distant lands back to earth and near to ourselves.

Here in 'Bhashya', चतु॑र्भृष्टिं॒ 'land of four types of भ्रंश' has been interpreted. Sayanacharya also has not given the meaning of 'four corners'. Sayan has written- 'चतुर्दिक्षु भ्रंशी यस्या सा' means one who has भ्रंश from all four directions.

The translation of Ramayana quote by this मलेच्छ is also fake. I have sufficient Proofs with exact verse where they translated wrongly to Defame Hinduism. Here's the real translation:

Dear Hindus, I will write an article on the shape of the Earth according to Hinduism with enough evidence and publish it in my blog.
Har Har Mahadev