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Vārtā: The Indic Vision of Sustainable Prosperity and Commerce

When economics was philosophy: how a classical Saṃskṛta text defines prosperity through productive knowledge, ecological embeddedness, and the integration of commerce with virtue.

Dr. Srinivas Jammalamadaka

Nītisāra

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The Trayī: Understanding the Holistic Framework of Vaidika Knowledge

What ancient India knew about holistic education: The Trayī as a 14-fold knowledge system that integrated science, ethics, and spirituality millennia before interdisciplinary learning became fashionable

Dr. Srinivas Jammalamadaka

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The Science of Inner Inquiry: Ancient Wisdom on Emotional Equanimity

How examining pleasure and pain can liberate us from the tyranny of emotional reactivity

Dr. Srinivas Jammalamadaka

Nītisāra

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Merchants Without a Crown

Sindh’s Hindu merchants, capital without sovereignty, and the quiet prehistory of British conquest.

Dr. Anurag Shukla

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84 kos of Braj and the Excavations at Bahaj - Part Four: Unearthing Antiquity in Braj: Objectives and Methods

The fourth part of this series examines the specific location selected for excavation at Bahaj, the rationale behind its selection, and the procedures followed during the excavation.

Dr. Vinay Kumar Gupta

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Contextualizing Christianity and Changing Worldviews Among the Mizos and the Nagas in the Colonial Period

Contexualizing Christianity among Mizos and Nagas: colonial encounters and shifting worldviews

Rituparna Goswami

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Some Kind of Miracle

The building of a temple and the contours of home

Ajay Nityananda

Cultural Commentary

Against Joyful Learning

Joy in learning has been mistaken for ease, visibility, and constant affirmation. This essay argues that by removing struggle, waiting, and effort from classrooms, we have hollowed out the very conditions that make deep understanding and lasting joy possible.

Dr. Anurag Shukla

Culture And Policy

On The Relationship Between Priest And Devotee

This article analyzes the gulf that sometimes persists between arcakas and bhaktas at Hindu temples in India and abroad and reframes the discourse surrounding this critical issue in an attempt to offer a meaningful solution.

Vivek Rallabandi

Cultural Commentary

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Vārtā: The Indic Vision of Sustainable Prosperity and Commerce

The Trayī: Understanding the Holistic Framework of Vaidika Knowledge

The Science of Inner Inquiry: Ancient Wisdom on Emotional Equanimity

Merchants Without a Crown

84 kos of Braj and the Excavations at Bahaj - Part Four: Unearthing Antiquity in Braj: Objectives and Methods

Contextualizing Christianity and Changing Worldviews Among the Mizos and the Nagas in the Colonial Period

Some Kind of Miracle

Against Joyful Learning

On The Relationship Between Priest And Devotee