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Sophisticated Misrepresentations and elaborate Academic Falsehoods : Claims of Ayurveda’s “supposed” Greek origins dismantled …
Hinduphobia
Reinstating the #HinduState in Nepal
Siddhanta
Samyagyayoga: Retrieving the Essence of Yoga
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Should The Public Share Ownership of Algorithms Developed by Tech Giants?
Should The Public Share Ownership of Algorithms Developed by Tech Giants?
Turiyavaad: An Ideology of Truth and Transcendence in Life, Society and Politics
Dogma and ideological stagnation have percolated through the cracks and crevices of contemporary life, society and politics. There is now a need for freshness, a certain inflow of novelty, to move beyond the glaring inadequacies of western constructs and ideologies.
Revisiting Indra’s Net
Indra’s net systematically elaborates the integral unity and dynamic evolution of Hinduism since the ancient times
My AI manthan : Why Rajiv ji’s book is very provocative ?
I started reading the book with a mindset to disagree with the analysis. But just got carried away, did not find anything major to differ. As a technologist and an MBA graduate, there is nothing much to disagree on the jobs and economics front as I have heard both sides of the arguments. The difference…
Avagunthana is not Veil : #SNT Perspectives
[A picture of a woman from the Gupta Period wearing an Avagunthana] ‘Sanskrit Non-Translatables: The Importance of Sanskritizing English’ by Shri Rajiv Malhotra and Satyanarayana Dasa Babaji has put forward an idea of the non-translatability of Sanskrit terms. “It has become a device for protecting key ideas from getting distorted, plagiarized, or allowed to become…
English: a tool for DeRacination: #EnglishNonUsables
Abbakka Prerana || श्री || Try to buy an alphabet book for Indian languages and you will come across books titled something like “My bilingual baby”. Westerners feel proud to make their children bilingual because most of them know only one language. On the other hand, most Indians know 3 languages so why are we…