Shri. P. C. Ray’s Contribution To The History Of Ancient Hindu Chemistry
A noteworthy researcher, pedagog, altruist, and chronicler Acharya Prafulla Chandra Ray, “The Father of Indian Chemistry” has been recognized for
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Things not to Do for Indian Weddings
Receiving an invitation to attend an Indian wedding is a very significant thing. It implies that the bride/groom or both
Read moreHow European Caste System Differs From Hindu Varna – Jati Concept
Unfortunately, in contemporary times, the terms ‘Caste,’ ‘Varna,’ and ‘Jati’ are used synonymously with each other. Many people mistakenly consider
Read moreThomas Babington Macaulay – A Brief Biography
Thomas Babington Macaulay was born in the United Kingdom, in 1800. During the course of his life, he became a
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Thomas Babington Macaulay, born in the United Kingdom in 1800, was a famous politician and historian in England. After completing
Read moreIndian Wedding – Essential Things to Know
Wedding events in India are considered one of the most important in a person’s life and people make great effort
Read moreAncient Wisdom And Relevance To Modern Lifestyle
As we know it, “old is gold”; whenever Indian regions saw a severe crisis, it went back in time to
Read moreWhat Can We Learn from Ancient Indian Civilization?
The world as we see it today has not come into being with a single stroke of luck or big
Read moreMonuments of Hampi in the UNESCO world heritage list
Hampi, one of the most famous tourist destinations in Karnataka, is a worth seeing place due to its archeological and
Read moreGupta’s Dynasty – Golden Age of Indian Heritage
The Gupta dynasty existed between 320 A.D. and 550 A.D. The ruling of Gupta’s greatly marked as the Golden Age of India. The concepts of the decimal system, chess and zero came into existence during their regime. The scholars such as, Kalidasa, Aryabhatta and Varahamihra, etc. made several contributions in various fields during this period.
Read moreInternational Yoga Day and Its Significance of Indian Heritage
June 21 has been declared as the “International Day of Yoga”, considering the appeal made by Narendra Modi at the UN general assembly and in recognition of the importance of yoga. Yoga is a physical, mental and spiritual practice that helps in the transformation of your body and mind. Yoga has Indian heritage values.
Read moreBenevolent Native Rulers of India – Sayajirao Gaekwad
We have many native rulers who ruled India. But, only a few among them are very kind-hearted. One such ruler
Read moreDiscovering Indian Heritage Without Negative Bias
We Indians even after 67 years of Independence are still living with the influence of Colonial rule. It’s high time we change our colonial mindset and get some true inspiration from revisiting Indian heritage.
Read moreGuru, Swami, and Yogi – The Difference
Guru, Swami and Yogi are the most commonly used words in India. Many times people use these words alternatively because they don’t know that there is a difference in their meaning. Each word specifies certain characteristics of a person.
Read moreIndia needs to be Indebted to Ram Dass (alias Richard Alpert)
Ram Dass researched on the traditions, religions and philosophies of India. Through his foundations he is teaching to change the
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