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_krantidoot-journey-dr-manish-shrivastava-sangamtalks-mp4.jpg "क्रांतिदूत उपन्यास श्रृंखला के तीन भाग झाँसी-फाइल्स, काशी और मित्रमेला, इसी वर्ष जब हम आज़ादी का अमृत महोत्सव मना रहे हैं, प्रकाशित हो चुके हैं। इस शृंखला में भारत की सशस्त्र क्रांति को एक उपन्")
⏲ 19 min 0 sec ✓ 26-Aug-2022
_qampa-zari-patka-in-delhi-a-talk-by-uday-s-kulkarni.jpg "It is often said that the 18th Century was a period of chaos in India. However, it can be more appropriately called a period of transition. The long period of rule by the Turks, Afghans and Mughals gave way to a new indigenous Empire that arose from south of the Narmada; the first time a people from the Deccan entered Hindustan. Dr Kulkarni believes it was an important historical era where we had an indigenous Empire before we fell under another spell of foreign rule. nnFrom the mid seventeenth")
⏲ 9 min 94 sec ✓ 11-Mar-2022
_qampa-educational-heritage-of-ancient-india-a-talk-by-sahana-singh.jpg "About the speaker:nSmt Sahana Singh is an author and commentator based in Texas, USA. She is an environmental engineer by qualification who writes on a variety of issues including Indian history, water management and education. Her two books on India's educational heritage have been appreciated for awakening Indians to the role played by India in spreading knowledge around the world. Smt Sahana is on the board of many nonprofit organizations related to history, heritage, education, restoration o")
⏲ 14 min 15 sec ✓ 17-Feb-2022
_recalibrating-the-right-wing-narrative-124-abhinav-prakash-singh-124-sangamtalks.jpg "As the party rooted in the right-wing ideology comes to power in India, there has been a shift in focus towards analysing what it means to be right-wing in India? Various attempts have been made both by the supporters & detractors to define it. However, the broad contours have remained ambiguous at best. It is therefore, necessary to revisit the right-wing thought in India & attempt to analysis its foundation & the trajectory it has adopted.nnPlease join our newsletter for getting up")
⏲ 28 min 50 sec ✓ 17-Feb-2022
_how-rte-is-killing-the-education-system-talk-by-dr-anjana-thadhani.jpg "In the book")
⏲ 36 min 77 sec ✓ 16-Mar-2022
_exploring-the-energy-centers-of-cambodia-and-vietnam-124-raja-choudhury.jpg "Raja Choudhury as he takes us on a historical and spiritual journey into the making of Angkor Wat and the sacred history and power of Cambodia and Vietnam. Raja will guide us on an Indiana Jones style quest into this exotic and mysterious region of the World.nnWe will discover:nn1.How Indian Culture and Hinduism shaped the Cambodian Cosmology and Traditions over 2,000 yearsnn2.The making of the Khmer Dynasty and the birth of truly Indianized Kingsn3.The Building of Angkor Watt - Heaven on Earth")
⏲ 33 min 91 sec ✓ 17-Feb-2022
_.jpg "Are we free or are we bound by the perceptions of the world influenced by Western culture? Have we forgotten the education, language and moral values of our ancestors? We have lost our roots. We have to return and revive 'Vedic India'. This lecture deals with inter-caste relationships, changes in hierarchies of different castes over time, and analysis of the rights of varnas.n nThe basic meaning of the ‘varn’ implies the act of choosing, or what to choose. A person's ‘varna’ can be deter")
⏲ 49 min 46 sec ✓ 16-Feb-2022
_importance-of-humanities-education-past-present-future-dr-ankur-kakkar-sreejit-datta-sangamtalks.jpg "What is the state of humanities education in India and elsewhere? How can the humanities disciplines and scholars bring a positive change in our education system and our life in general? Dr Ankur Kakkar of the Centre for Indic Studies, Indus University and Prof. Sreejit Datta of Rishihood University engage in a dialogue to ponder on these questions; and they bring out the changing terrains of education in India and abroad in this discussion organised by the Centre for Civilisational Studies, Ras")
⏲ 27 min 74 sec ✓ 22-Dec-2022
_qampa-recalibrating-right-wing-narrative-a-talk-by-abhinav-prakash-singh.jpg "As the party rooted in the right-wing ideology comes to power in India, there has been a shift in focus towards analysing what it means to be right-wing in India? Various attempts have been made both by the supporters & detractors to define it. However, the broad contours have remained ambiguous at best. It is therefore, necessary to revisit the right-wing thought in India & attempt to analysis its foundation & the trajectory it has adopted.nnPlease join our newsletter for getting up")
⏲ 30 min 0 sec ✓ 11-Mar-2022
_dr-syama-prasad-mookerjee-in-the-1940s-part-i-tathagata-roy-sangamtalks.jpg "Dr Syama Prasad Mookerjee was an educator till 1939. But the Muslim League-led government in undivided Bengal began to practise such abject discrimination against Hindus that he was persuaded to join politics. He left an indelible mark in politics in the succeeding years, culminating in creation of West Bengal as a homeland for Bengali Hindus and a state of India.nnAbout the Speaker:nathagata Roy is the former Governor of Tripura, Meghalaya and Arunachal Pradesh. He joined the RSS in 1986, the B")
⏲ 28 min 97 sec ✓ 22-Dec-2022
_qampa-ayodhyaold-consensus-simple-solution-124-dr-koenraad-elst.jpg "Dr. Koenraad Elst was born in Leuven, Belgium, on 7 August 1959, into a Flemish (i.e. Dutch-speaking Belgian) Catholic family. He graduated in Philosophy, Chinese Studies and Indo-Iranian Studies at the Catholic University of Leuven. During a stay at the Benares Hindu University, he discovered India's communal problem and wrote his first book about the budding Ayodhya conflict. While establishing himself as a columnist for a number of Belgian and Indian papers, he frequently returned to India to")
⏲ 19 min 91 sec ✓ 17-Mar-2022
_ayodhya-old-consensus-simple-solution-124-dr-koenraad-elst-124-ram-janmabhoomi-124-sangamtalks.jpg "Dr. Koenraad Elst is someone whose scholarship and writings on the subject have had a great impact on the debate over the Ram Temple at Ayodhya, right from the late eighties. His meticulous research and nonpartisan view of the affair provides the much-needed factual perspective that is sorely lacking in the politically charged discourse on the issue. In his characteristically lucid presentation, Dr. Elst demonstrates that the debate has already been settled in favour of the temple and that the w")
⏲ 43 min 55 sec ✓ 17-Mar-2022
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_krantidoot-journey-dr-manish-shrivastava-sangamtalks-mp4.webp "क्रांतिदूत उपन्यास श्रृंखला के तीन भाग झाँसी-फाइल्स, काशी और मित्रमेला, इसी वर्ष जब हम आज़ादी का अमृत महोत्सव मना रहे हैं, प्रकाशित हो चुके हैं। इस शृंखला में भारत की सशस्त्र क्रांति को एक उपन्")
_qampa-zari-patka-in-delhi-a-talk-by-uday-s-kulkarni.webp "It is often said that the 18th Century was a period of chaos in India. However, it can be more appropriately called a period of transition. The long period of rule by the Turks, Afghans and Mughals gave way to a new indigenous Empire that arose from south of the Narmada; the first time a people from the Deccan entered Hindustan. Dr Kulkarni believes it was an important historical era where we had an indigenous Empire before we fell under another spell of foreign rule. nnFrom the mid seventeenth")
_qampa-educational-heritage-of-ancient-india-a-talk-by-sahana-singh.webp "About the speaker:nSmt Sahana Singh is an author and commentator based in Texas, USA. She is an environmental engineer by qualification who writes on a variety of issues including Indian history, water management and education. Her two books on India's educational heritage have been appreciated for awakening Indians to the role played by India in spreading knowledge around the world. Smt Sahana is on the board of many nonprofit organizations related to history, heritage, education, restoration o")
_recalibrating-the-right-wing-narrative-124-abhinav-prakash-singh-124-sangamtalks.webp "As the party rooted in the right-wing ideology comes to power in India, there has been a shift in focus towards analysing what it means to be right-wing in India? Various attempts have been made both by the supporters & detractors to define it. However, the broad contours have remained ambiguous at best. It is therefore, necessary to revisit the right-wing thought in India & attempt to analysis its foundation & the trajectory it has adopted.nnPlease join our newsletter for getting up")
_how-rte-is-killing-the-education-system-talk-by-dr-anjana-thadhani.webp "In the book")
_exploring-the-energy-centers-of-cambodia-and-vietnam-124-raja-choudhury.webp "Raja Choudhury as he takes us on a historical and spiritual journey into the making of Angkor Wat and the sacred history and power of Cambodia and Vietnam. Raja will guide us on an Indiana Jones style quest into this exotic and mysterious region of the World.nnWe will discover:nn1.How Indian Culture and Hinduism shaped the Cambodian Cosmology and Traditions over 2,000 yearsnn2.The making of the Khmer Dynasty and the birth of truly Indianized Kingsn3.The Building of Angkor Watt - Heaven on Earth")
_.webp "Are we free or are we bound by the perceptions of the world influenced by Western culture? Have we forgotten the education, language and moral values of our ancestors? We have lost our roots. We have to return and revive 'Vedic India'. This lecture deals with inter-caste relationships, changes in hierarchies of different castes over time, and analysis of the rights of varnas.n nThe basic meaning of the ‘varn’ implies the act of choosing, or what to choose. A person's ‘varna’ can be deter")
_importance-of-humanities-education-past-present-future-dr-ankur-kakkar-sreejit-datta-sangamtalks.webp "What is the state of humanities education in India and elsewhere? How can the humanities disciplines and scholars bring a positive change in our education system and our life in general? Dr Ankur Kakkar of the Centre for Indic Studies, Indus University and Prof. Sreejit Datta of Rishihood University engage in a dialogue to ponder on these questions; and they bring out the changing terrains of education in India and abroad in this discussion organised by the Centre for Civilisational Studies, Ras")
_qampa-recalibrating-right-wing-narrative-a-talk-by-abhinav-prakash-singh.webp "As the party rooted in the right-wing ideology comes to power in India, there has been a shift in focus towards analysing what it means to be right-wing in India? Various attempts have been made both by the supporters & detractors to define it. However, the broad contours have remained ambiguous at best. It is therefore, necessary to revisit the right-wing thought in India & attempt to analysis its foundation & the trajectory it has adopted.nnPlease join our newsletter for getting up")
_dr-syama-prasad-mookerjee-in-the-1940s-part-i-tathagata-roy-sangamtalks.webp "Dr Syama Prasad Mookerjee was an educator till 1939. But the Muslim League-led government in undivided Bengal began to practise such abject discrimination against Hindus that he was persuaded to join politics. He left an indelible mark in politics in the succeeding years, culminating in creation of West Bengal as a homeland for Bengali Hindus and a state of India.nnAbout the Speaker:nathagata Roy is the former Governor of Tripura, Meghalaya and Arunachal Pradesh. He joined the RSS in 1986, the B")
_qampa-ayodhyaold-consensus-simple-solution-124-dr-koenraad-elst.webp "Dr. Koenraad Elst was born in Leuven, Belgium, on 7 August 1959, into a Flemish (i.e. Dutch-speaking Belgian) Catholic family. He graduated in Philosophy, Chinese Studies and Indo-Iranian Studies at the Catholic University of Leuven. During a stay at the Benares Hindu University, he discovered India's communal problem and wrote his first book about the budding Ayodhya conflict. While establishing himself as a columnist for a number of Belgian and Indian papers, he frequently returned to India to")
_ayodhya-old-consensus-simple-solution-124-dr-koenraad-elst-124-ram-janmabhoomi-124-sangamtalks.webp "Dr. Koenraad Elst is someone whose scholarship and writings on the subject have had a great impact on the debate over the Ram Temple at Ayodhya, right from the late eighties. His meticulous research and nonpartisan view of the affair provides the much-needed factual perspective that is sorely lacking in the politically charged discourse on the issue. In his characteristically lucid presentation, Dr. Elst demonstrates that the debate has already been settled in favour of the temple and that the w")
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