Asurgarh Fort Excavation: Remnants of 2300 Year Old Civilization in Odisha Think about Odisha in terms of historicity and you will be shipped to the terrain of Kalinga, also known as Utkala. A flourishing kingdom…
Comet Impact in Indian Ocean Submerged Krishna’s Dwaraka? An Insight The fabled city of Dwaraka (Dwaravati) was established by the brother-deities Krishna and Balarama on the western coast of India, towards the close of the Dwapara…
Vedas Nowhere Supports Meat Eating; Here Are Evidences Vedic scriptures nowhere supports meat eating. Sayan and Mahidhara in middle ages wrongly interpreted the Vedas in support of meat eating. The western indologists like Maxmuller/Griffith copied…
What the Vaimanika Shastra Tells about Ancient Vimanas of India On 28 June 1951, the then Maharajah of Mysuru inaugurated the International Sanskrit Research Centre in Mysuru. Chief Minister of Mysuru State Sri C K…
How a 9th Century Gurukul Mutt in Kadwaha Reveals Glory of Ancient India Kadwaha! This village located in Isagarh tehsil in Ashoknagar district of Madhya Pradesh may sound like any other village of India. But…
Water Harvesting in Ancient India Far Advanced than Present; Here is How Were floods and drought regular occurrences in ancient India? Of course a big Yes! But ancient Indians implemented effective solutions to tackle these….
What Aihole Inscription of Meguti Temple Tell about Mahabharata War Date The Aihole Inscription of Ravi Kirti at the Meguti temple, a minister and poet in the court of Badami Chalukya King, Pulakesi II, is…
Ayurveda Since 29102 BCE; Bharadvaja Revived Tradition, Here is How Western authors lack sense of history or knowledge of any calendar system and are following 23-10-4004 BC as start of creation interpreted from Bible. Āyurveda started…
Tilottama: A Connection between the Indus Valley Civilization and Mahabharata Evidence that the ancient Indus Valley Civilization and certain stories from the Mahabharata are related. The following lengthy conversation by our Indus Valley Culture…
Yojana a Standard length of Measure; Evidence from Ramayana and Mahabharata Yojana was a standard length of measure. There are references in Ramayana and Mahabharata and innumerable land records. Britishers set 1Yojana=5miles to confuse…
