A fresh perspective on Sustainable Development – Learn about rich Indic insights from #Mahābhārata in this compelling article by Megh Kalyan. Time to broaden our understanding of sustainability beyond Eurocentric lenses
Patañjali-‘s Mahābhāṣya maybe first Indian source mentioning word Kashmir, but how significant is it? Does it shed light ‘only’ on rice cultivation? Explore this intriguing question in context of ancient Indian texts
Per multiple sources including Arthaśāstra there is evidence of Śiva temples, some right in middle of cities, so how can it be claimed that organized sectarian #worship started only after common era
खगोल, धातु, प्रकाशिकी विज्ञान के वैश्विक इतिहास तथा भारत के वर्णमाला लेखन और ज्ञान प्रणालियों के इतिहास के लिए निरुक्त का महत्व लेकर आपके सामने आये हैं मेघ कल्याणसुन्दरम् जी
Megh Kalyanasundaram is an Indian citizen, an alumnus of ISB, with close to nine years of lived experience in China. His experience includes stints as a Market Leader at a Global Fortune 40 firm, as Head of Business Development at a leading Indian talent development multinational and a term on the Board of a Shanghai-based not-for-profit. His academic research interests and 20+ papers span aspects of ancient Indian chronology, Indian Knowledge Systems, Landscape in Indic texts, Ancient Indian Jurisprudence, Ideas of India and Philosophy. His recent compositional music album Bhārata and her Kāśmīra – 6 Sanskrit songs with lines from 6 Indic Sanskrit texts before 13th c. CE has been accepted for listing in GoI Ministry of Culture’s music app Sangam Music.
