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Physical Structures as Evidence of Science and Technology Heritage in India
Here we explore the physical structures in India as tangible evidence of the country’s rich herit...
Literary Sources on Science and Technology in Ancient India
Here we explore the literary sources that shed light on the science and technology landscape of a...
Exploring India's Science and Technology Heritage
Here we discuss the science and technology heritage of India, emphasizing the need to go beyond t...
Apparatuses for Metal Extraction in Ancient India
Here we will focus on the various apparatuses used for extracting and processing metals in ancien...
Lost Wax Casting of Idols and Artefacts in Ancient India
Here we will focuse on the lost wax casting technique, also known as "Madhuchista Vidhanam" in Sa...
Iron and steel in ancient India
Here we examine the historical significance of iron and steel in India, highlighting their extens...
Copper and its Alloys in Ancient India
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Zinc extraction in Ancient India
Here we will delve into the historical significance of zinc extraction in India, highlighting the...
Mining and ore extraction in Ancient India
Here we will focus on the mining and ore extraction techniques employed in ancient India, highlig...
The rise and fall of great Indian technology
Here we will explore India's contributions to science and technology, specifically focusing on it...
Jantar Mantar of Raja Jai Singh Sawai
Introduction to Astronomical Instruments Ancient Indians developed various astronomical instrume...
Astronomical instruments (Yantras) in Indian Astronomy
A Gift of Astronomical Instruments In 1875-76, during his tour of India, the Prince of Wales rece...
Panchanga - The Indian calender system
Components of Pañcāṅga Pañcāṅga, the Indian calendar system, comprises five components: Tithi:...
Notion of years and months in the Indian Calender
The Vedic Year The Vedic year, known as Shravana, consisted of 12 months, each with 30 days, tota...
Elements of the Indian calender
Sidereal Period and Nakshatras The sidereal period of an object is the time it takes to complete ...
Introduction to Indian Astronomy
The Fascination with the Sky Humans across the globe have been fascinated by the sky and its cel...
Binary mathematics and combinatorial problems in Chandah-Shastra
Introduction This document explores the contributions of Pingala, a 2nd Century BCE Indian schola...
Geometry in Indian mathematics
Pythagoras Theorem The Pythagoras Theorem, which states that the sum of the squares of the two s...
Algebra in Indian Mathematics
Introduction This document explores the contributions of Indian mathematicians to algebra, coveri...
Indian Mathematicians and their Contributions
Introduction This document provides a glimpse into the rich and continuous tradition of Indian m...