भारतीय अनुसंधान-दृष्टि का पुनराविष्कार

प्रमाण, तन्त्रयुक्ति, ऋषिचर्या और लोककल्याण के आलोक में भारतीय शोध-परंपरा का पुनर्पाठ

पुस्तक समीक्षा: समग्र भारतीय अनुसंधान पद्धति: प्राचीन भारतीय ग्रंथों में प्रयुक्त अनुसंधान परंपराएँ एवं प्रयोग - डॉ. नीरजा गुप्ता

Book Review | The Greatest Books of Ancient India: Incredible Ideas about Science, Music, Maths, Art and More

Byline: An engaging look into the intellectual treasures of ancient India, designed to spark curiosity in children

Book Review | Dancing With Joy by Dr. Ananda Shankar Jayant

An inspiring, vivid narration of an artiste’s devotion to her art, placing art at the center of human creativity and resilience, while offering a potent window into the civilizational legacy and wisdom that our myriad art forms embody.

Ghosts in the Mangroves

Amitav Ghosh’s Ghost-Eye comes as a meditation on ecology, memory, ritual, and the limits of modern rationality, where rivers, mangroves, and local deity traditions emerge as living archives of civilizational knowledge.

Book Review | Renewing Eternity: Traditional Perspectives for the Modern Hindu by Maragatham

A review of Renewing Eternity, reflecting on modernity, memory, and the search for a Dhārmic understanding of our civilization's past and present.

Book Review | The Long Siege by Chaitanya Giri

A rethinking of colonization as a technopolitical and scientific lag, rather than a mere historical episode.

Book Review | Bishnois and the Blackbuck: Can Dharma Save the Environment?

Anu Lall's book is a reminder that the environmental crisis is, at its core, a crisis of how we see ourselves in relation to nature.

Ghar evam Vastu: A Return to India’s Living Architectural Wisdom

The third volume of the Bharat Gatha series curated by the Late Guruji Ravindra Sharma ji’s devoted śiṣya, Sh. Ashish Kumar Gupta, brings forth Guruji’s timeless wisdom on Ghar evaṃ Vāstu: Home and its sacred alignment.

Filming through the adhyātmika lens: A review of the film ‘Abhang Tukaram’

A review of a film exploring Sant Tukaram’s bhakti through the adhyātmika lens.