Indian Knowledge System: Perspectives on Integration in the Higher Education System
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Indian Knowledge System, basic sciences, Metallurgy, ancient Indian science, mathematics, astronomy, traditional knowledgeAbstract
The Indian Knowledge System (IKS) includes the applicability of applied science, economics, astronomy, disease-curing, music, arts, social culture etc., and is one of the oldest and most detailed intellectual traditions in the world. The oldest sources of Indian knowledge are the Vedas that give the key paradigm of the spiritual, philosophical, and scientific inquiry. Knowledge has always been considered to be the decisive benefit that is utilized for the beneficial works to serve mankind since prehistoric times. The review highlights the multidisciplinary facets of IKS and its modern aspects in the Higher Education System.
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