Indian astronomy is original in its conception and is ancient. Indian astronomy book such as Sūrya-siddhānta is well known, most referred and most esteemed. The details of Sūrya-siddhānta are narrated in a poetic form, not unlike numerous ancient Indian narratives, in the Sanskrit language.
Veda-Shakha-Pravachana aptly informs us about epochs and locations in Bharatiya Itihasa – but sadly the tales of heroic feats and supernatural weapons etc. have cast doubts about its genuineness.
This paper will present original research carried out by the author that identifies Vindhyā and Agastya lore to be 21000+ years old.
This paper presents a simple and elegant framework for the classification of Yugas followed by a summary of variations from Puranas. The paper explains why the traditions might have differed and provides the roadmap for their usage to track and separate historical events of Indian civilization
This paper deals with understanding human’s first interaction with time and its relationship with Cosmic Consciousness. Elaborates Apasmāra in the iconography of Natarāja and also if it has any significant link with loss of memory of some astronomical event which was confined to certain latitude.
The Bhagavad Gita Comes Alive: A Radical Translation gets to the root of the Sanskrit-English translation conundrum and delivers the clearest, most universal and enlivening version of the Gita’s deep and profound wisdom ever written in the English language.
Vijay Manohar Tiwari writes about Nilesh Oak’s Talk about ‘Antiquity of Indian Civilisation’ organized by Indica Bhopal and Madhya Pradesh Young Thinkers Forum.
Shubham Verma writes about the talk of Nilesh Oak in Vidisha on Antiquity of Indian Civilization.
Indica Agra, in association with Prajna Pravah, is organizing a talk on ‘Antiquity of Indian Civilisation’ by Prof. Nilesh Oak. Date: 13th January, 2020 Time: 12 pm Venue: NB Hall,…
Indica Bhopal, in association with Young Thinkers Forum, is organizing a talk on ‘Antiquity of Indian Civilisation’ by Nilesh Oak. The session will be chaired by Prof. Sunil Kumar Gupta,…
Read parts 1 & 2. The assertion that Hinduism is different from the Middle Eastern religions of the Book is further fortified by the different ways in which they approach…
Indic Academy hosted the following webinars with eminent authors and Indic scholars regarding their bestselling books, latest releases and their views on the Indic perspective. 30th April 2017 Prof Subhash…
