Sindis

Sindis is a term that can refer to several things, most notably a historical people and a modern genus of moth. Historically, the Sindis were an ancient Indo-Aryan tribe or people who inhabited the region of Sindh in the Indian subcontinent. Their presence is noted in early historical and religious texts, indicating their significance in the early development of the region's cultural and political landscape. The exact origins and extent of their influence are subjects of ongoing scholarly discussion, drawing from archaeological findings and textual analysis.

In entomology, Sindis is a genus of moths belonging to the family Gelechiidae. This genus is characterized by specific morphological features that distinguish its members from other moth species. The moths in the Sindis genus are typically small, with the larvae of many species feeding on plants. Research into this genus contributes to the broader understanding of insect biodiversity and ecological interactions. The scientific classification and distribution of Sindis moths are cataloged in entomological databases and literature.