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IIT Roorkee Unveils Metallurgical Marvels – Tracing India's Ancient Legacy" – India Education | Latest Education News | Global Educational News - Vimarsana News

IIT Roorkee Unveils Metallurgical Marvels – Tracing India's Ancient Legacy" – India Education | Latest Education News | Global Educational News

  · Unveiling the Secrets of “Archaeometallurgy from Rigveda to Vālmīki Rāmāyaṇa"· Textual Insights from Sanskrit Heritage to Modern Interpretation· More than 400 "Textual metal evidence" analyzed through conceptualized frameworks spanning

The colonial-missionary roots of 'caste' and 'tribe' - Vimarsana News

The colonial-missionary roots of 'caste' and 'tribe'

The flawed application of a Christian-European lens to the understanding of Bharat’s social organisation laid the foundations for its contemporary interpretations

Kabul to Dhaka – A shared destiny along a shared road - Vimarsana News

Kabul to Dhaka – A shared destiny along a shared road

Northlines Dr. Anil Srivastava When Rabindranath Tagore wrote “Kabuliwala”, a beautiful story of an Afghan trader and his love for a little girl in Calcutta in whom he saw his own daughter; little did the Nobel Laureate know that the road which connected both ends of the Indian Civilization through millenniums could be blocked by politics. The Grand Trunk Road was named as such by the British who built a metallic road following the age-old path connecting Teknaf in Bangladesh to Kabul in Afghanistan. The road is almost as old as the Vedic Civilization and has been mentio...

Kabul to Dhaka – A shared destiny along a shared road - New Delhi Times - India's Only International Newspaper - Vimarsana News

Kabul to Dhaka – A shared destiny along a shared road - New Delhi Times - India's Only International Newspaper

April 19, 2021 Share When Rabindranath Tagore wrote “Kabuliwala”, a beautiful story of an Afghan trader and his love for a little girl in Calcutta in whom he saw his own daughter; little did the Nobel Laureate know that the road which connected both ends of the Indian Civilization through millenniums could be blocked by politics. The Grand Trunk Road was named as such by the British who built a metallic road following the age-old path connecting Teknaf in Bangladesh to Kabul in Afghanistan. The road is almost as old as the Vedic Civilization and has been mentioned in the Vedas and...