Scholars claim that the growth and decline of the Indus Valley Civilization (IVC) was impacted by monsoonal rains and winds. According to right-wing Hindu ideologues, however, the Sindhu-Saraswati civilization, their name for the IVC, was founded along the banks of a mighty and perennial glacial-fed river, the Saraswati, a Vedic River, which “disappeared” six-thousand years ago due to tectonic disturbances in the earth’s surface. This paper examines India’s fascist turn by focusing on the BJP government’s discursive and material re-engineering, reclamation, and recovery of disappeared Vedic rivers. Narratives of Saraswati’s disappearance shape ongoing conversations on climate catastrophes, offering a reading of earth histories that reproduces Hinduism’s sacred and violent geographies.