ASI finds evidence of 4000 years old civilisation at ‘Mahabharat era’ excavation site
Sinauli village in Uttar Pradesh has become an archaeological hotspot for excavations. In a first, the Archeological Survey of India...
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“Einstein, Voltaire, Eliot knew India more than Indians” says British Author – Bernie Holt
Indian astronomers flirted with a “Theory of Gravitation” one thousand years earlier than this concept was articulated by Copernicus,...
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The scientific Symbolism of the Statue of Shiva Nataraja at CERN, Switzerland
Lord Shiva is one of the most important deities in the Hindu religion. He is known by many names such as Mahadeva, Neelkantha, Rudra,...
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Global celebrities who have turned Hindu or have been touched by sanatana dharma
New Delhi: Hinduism is one of the world's major religions with a global following of over 1.032 billion people. The religion that has its...
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Dharmasastra-s: Theory and Practice — Local Self- Government, and Elections in Ancient India
The subject of local self-government in ancient India is of both historical and practical — if not political — interest. Village...
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Mapping in ancient world: foreigners stated India as rectangular, Puranas as inverted triangle
Mapping needs measure of 3 quantity at keys points on globe - (a) Longitude, (b) Latitude, (c) Direction. These need observing Naksatra...
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Names of the Days of the Week
Latin names for the days of the week are quite like Sanskrit names. Starting with Sunday they are named after the Sun (Ravi or Āditya रवि...
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Names of the Days of the Week
Latin names for the days of the week are quite like Sanskrit names. Starting with Sunday they are named after the Sun (Ravi or Āditya रवि...
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Temple Connection of India's Primary Education : How British destroyed it
On 10 Mar 1826 Thomas Munro, the Governor of Madras Presidency, submitted a detailed Census and a Survey Report to the British...
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The Rāma Story and Sanskrit in Ancient Xinjiang
Most people do not know that until about a thousand years ago, the Tarim Basin (northwest of Tibet, which is the part of Xinjiang below...
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Indian Foundations of Modern Science
Scholars see India and Greece as the two principal birthplaces of science. School textbooks tell us about Pythagoras, Aristotle, Euclid,...
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The Ramayana Summary – The Deeds of Rama
Valmiki once was wandering through the forest along the bank of a river, when he noticed a pair of curlews hopping about on the grass,...
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Origin and Existence of Devi Saraswati – Goddess of Knowledge and Wisdom
While the male form of God (Deva) is associated with strength and protection, most of the female forms have represented sensible...
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The Indian who docked at Osaka
The Indian diaspora in Japan has historically been small, but has encompassed a colourful cast, from revolutionaries to textile traders....
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Fundamentals of Rajaneeti: Vedic approach to Politics
To understand fundamentals of Vedic approach to politics – Rajaneeti – it’s important to understand five words in Sanskrit vis-à-vis...
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Indic Language Families and Indo-European – 1
As the science of language, historical linguistics in the early 19th century saw itself as providing a framework for studying the history...
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A Neuroscientist Explores the "Sanskrit Effect"
A hundred dhoti-clad young men sat cross-legged on the floor in facing rows, chatting amongst themselves. At a sign from their teacher...
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Ayurveda: The Ancient Practice That Healed With Turmeric Before It Was Cool
Next time you sip your turmeric latte, basking in its superfood glow, remember that turmeric may be trendy but it’s definitely not new....
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Significance of Hindu Society
Hindu society is the only significant society in the world today which presents a continuity of cultural existence and functioning since...
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India's own sacred ecology
The creation of a sacred geography for India was always a major instrument of her cultural integration. Not only the countless teerthas,...
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