For men may come and men may go, But I go on forever… not really!
The Third World War, they say, will be fought over water. About 2 months back, the Maldivian capital came to a standstill due to an
Wisdom
Effects of Different Sounds on Plants – An independent study
At Dhyan Ashram, the volunteers are trying to examine the effect of sound energy on the growth of plants. The present article talks about the
How world learnt the art of plastic surgery
Around 600 BC in the historic town of Kashi, popularly known as Benaras, there lived an old man. No one knew of his past or
Modern Education with a Traditional Flavour
There is no denying the fact that modern education has brought social awakening and awareness amongst people but at the same time it has created
Mathematics and Vedas
“Yathaa Shikha Mayuranaam, Naaganammanayoyatha Tadvadvedaangasaastranaam Ganitammoordhanistitham” This sloka, as mentioned in the Vedaanga Jyotisham, the first known work in astronomy, means, “Like the crests on
The Paratattva
The body is essentially the five elements – earth, water, fire, air and ether combined with the ego and certain other gross senses. These elements form
Keeping Time With The Rishis
Indians, since ancient times, have forayed into almost all disciplines of knowledge, particularly, sciences like Physics, Meteorology, Chemistry, Mathematics, Astronomy, Metallurgy, Nuclear Science, Spiritual Science,
Hydrology In Ancient India
Sir John Woodroffe once said, "those who say their ancestors were apes, theirs must have been...mine were not." I concur. Our ancestors,
Veterinary Science In Ancient India
A tradition of veterinary therapy developed very early in India. Based on Ayurveda, Indian veterinary medicine is known for its specialised literature, which provides information