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Can India’s Liberal Arts Universities Think in Indian Languages?

India’s new liberal arts universities look modern and promising, but without the languages that shape students’ inner worlds, they cannot nurture genuine debate, original thought, or real intellectual freedom.

Anurag Shukla

Culture And Policy

Rivers in Bhāratīya Civilization: The Sacred Flow of Life - Part Two

Exploring the sophisticated Vaidika and Āyurvedic understanding of rivers as dynamic systems integrating hydrology, medicine, philosophy, and environmental ethics

Dr. Srinivas Jammalamadaka

Bodhas

The Mixing of Āyurveda and Allopathy: Holistic or Dangerous? – Part Two

Āyurveda and Allopathy work for health and disease, but the differing underlying paradigms prevent an indiscriminate mixing.

Dr. Pingali Gopal

Culture And Policy

Book Review | Anubhuti: Experiencing Muthusvami Dikshitar by Kanniks Kannikeswaran

In Dīkṣitar’s 250th year, Anubhuti – Experiencing Muthusvami Dikshitar brings his genius to a wider audience—an essential read for lovers of Indian music and culture.

Sai Priya Chodavarapu

Cinema And Books

The Global Childhood Factory: Inside the Quiet Takeover of the Early Years by Screens

In homes across continents, parents trade presence for pixels. What began as convenience is fast becoming the architecture of a new childhood.

Anurag Shukla

Cultural Commentary

Re-Visiting the Psychological and Structural Frameworks of a Dharmika State: Part Two: Present Imperfect

Clarifying the inner dynamics of the modern West and possible Hindu approaches to them.

Maragatham

Cultural Commentary

Rivers in Bhāratīya Civilization: The Sacred Flow of Life - Part One

Ancient Bhāratīya wisdom on rivers as living manifestations of the life force—integrating Upaniṣadic philosophy, precise śāstrika terminology, and empirical observation

Dr. Srinivas Jammalamadaka

Bodhas

Report on Sagarmanthan: The Great Oceans Dialogue 2025

An Insight Report on Sagarmanthan 2025 — innovation, inclusion, and maritime sustainability

Cherish Rajpurohit

Event Reports

From Adhyāpaka to Guru: The Hierarchy of Educators in the Gurukula System and Lessons for Modern Education

A reflection on the sacred hierarchy of teachers in the gurukula system versus the Macaulay model of education.

Prof. Kapil Bhatia

Culture And Policy

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Can India’s Liberal Arts Universities Think in Indian Languages?

Rivers in Bhāratīya Civilization: The Sacred Flow of Life - Part Two

The Mixing of Āyurveda and Allopathy: Holistic or Dangerous? – Part Two

Book Review | Anubhuti: Experiencing Muthusvami Dikshitar by Kanniks Kannikeswaran

The Global Childhood Factory: Inside the Quiet Takeover of the Early Years by Screens

Re-Visiting the Psychological and Structural Frameworks of a Dharmika State: Part Two: Present Imperfect

Rivers in Bhāratīya Civilization: The Sacred Flow of Life - Part One

Report on Sagarmanthan: The Great Oceans Dialogue 2025

From Adhyāpaka to Guru: The Hierarchy of Educators in the Gurukula System and Lessons for Modern Education