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The Art of Stepping Back

We have built entire civilizations around the art of accumulation. We may have forgotten an equally serious art: the art of letting go.

Dr. Srinivas Jammalamadaka

Nītisāra

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The Art of Becoming: Student Life as Sacred Discipline

Long before productivity culture discovered habits and routines, Bharat had already worked out what it takes to become a serious human being — and it starts with how you spend your student years.

Dr. Srinivas Jammalamadaka

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The Architecture of Roles: the Dharma of Occupation

Centuries before we coined terms like "professional ethics" and "purpose-driven work," Bhārata had already drawn the line between merely holding a role and truly living its dharma.

Dr. Srinivas Jammalamadaka

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What Three Ancient Duties Can Teach Us About Living Together

In a world obsessed with rights and identities, ancient wisdom offers a different starting point — shared obligation.

Dr. Srinivas Jammalamadaka

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Sivasagar: The Eternal Heart of the Ahom Dynasty (1228-1826) – Tracing the Golden Echoes that Sculpted Assam’s Living Heritage

Documenting Assam’s Living Heritage through History and Memory

Palabi Handique

History

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The Slow Intelligence of Water

India’s older cities lived with rain through tanks, wells, and shared water cultures. Today’s floods and scarcity reflect not just poor infrastructure, but the loss of that civilizational memory.

Dr. Anurag Shukla

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Environmentalism in North East India: A Study on the Traditions of Sacred Groves in the Tribal Cultures of Meghalaya, Mizoram, and Arunachal Pradesh

Mawphlang Sacred Forest: A living tradition of nature preservation among the Khasi community of Meghalaya.

Dr Srijani Bhattacharjee

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84 kos of Braj and the Excavations at Bahaj - Part Five: Groundbreaking discoveries

New discoveries from Bahaj reveal a continuous cultural landscape stretching from prehistoric hunter-gatherers to early yet developed civilizations in the Braj region.

Dr. Vinay Kumar Gupta

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Sacred Forests of Mawphlang

How Lyngdoh guardians and their myths protect forest ecosystems in Meghalaya

Rituparna Goswami

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The Art of Stepping Back

The Art of Becoming: Student Life as Sacred Discipline

The Architecture of Roles: the Dharma of Occupation

What Three Ancient Duties Can Teach Us About Living Together

Sivasagar: The Eternal Heart of the Ahom Dynasty (1228-1826) – Tracing the Golden Echoes that Sculpted Assam’s Living Heritage

The Slow Intelligence of Water

Environmentalism in North East India: A Study on the Traditions of Sacred Groves in the Tribal Cultures of Meghalaya, Mizoram, and Arunachal Pradesh

84 kos of Braj and the Excavations at Bahaj - Part Five: Groundbreaking discoveries

Sacred Forests of Mawphlang