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Abhinav Kadambi is a trained engineer (M.Tech. in Medical Nanotechnology) with an academic research background in STEM (bioengineering, nanotechnology, animal cognition and behaviour, and cognitive neurosciences) and science journalism. He is a traditional student of Nyāyaśāstra and Yogaśāstra. After a masters in Sanskrit, he has submitted a PhD thesis in Sanskrit at the University of Madras, Chennai. He is an educator and researcher in Indian Knowledge Systems. He is always excited to bridge ancient Indian Knowledge Systems for contemporary applications.
Alipore imprisonment transformed Aurobindo’s revolutionary politics into the spiritual realization of Sanātana Dharma
Āryabhaṭa's system uses Saṃskṛta letters to encode large astronomical numbers in poetic verse.
Analyzing how strict Dhārmika rituals function as evolutionary survival strategies for lasting communal cohesion.
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Civilizational revival requires securing deep internal discipline before pursuing visible public and material growth
Adherence to prescribed duties aligns human action with cosmic order to sustain moral stability.
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Hindu rituals build relational density to counter the isolation of modern digital life