From Shunya to Zero
Imagine a number so powerful it terrified the Greeks for two thousand years and yet was celebrated as divine in India from the very beginning. The Greeks, who saw the universe as a perfect harmony of numbers, could not fathom shunya (zero). Pythagora believed that “all was number” and everything in nature, music, geometry, and …
From Self to Society: A Civilizational Perspective on India’s Socio-Economic Ethos in Mahabharata
India is not merely a geographic nation. It is a cultural platform, a spiritual compass, and a civilization that has shaped a dharma-centric way of life. The socio-economic journey of India can be viewed as a struggle between foreign ideologies and indigenous ways of living. In the 20th century, two dominant socio-economic systems Capitalism and …
Cycles of the Cosmos: Echoes of Bhagavad Gita in Modern Cosmology
Across cultures and centuries, the skies full of celestial bodies have captivated humans, compelling them to ask the most fundamental questions: Where did all this come from? On a deeper level, where did the universe itself originate? Will it last forever, or does it move in a rhythm beyond our current grasp? This timeless curiosity …
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Where do we draw the line between freedom to protest and violence?
March 21, 2023 Attack on India High Commision House violates the UN Charter The recent incidents of violent protests by Khalistani groups at Indian High Commission offices in London and San Francisco and desecration of India’s national flag demands a scrutiny of the rights to demonstrate and free speech protected by the international human rights …
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