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Languages: Bhartiya Gyan Parampara and Indian a Comprehensive Study
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Bhartiya Gyan Parampara (Indian Knowledge Tradition) represents one of the world’s oldest and most continuous intellectual traditions. Rooted in ancient Indian civilization, it encompasses diverse domains such as philosophy, education, science, medicine, linguistics, arts, ethics, and spirituality. Indian languages have served as the primary medium for the creation, preservation, and transmission of this vast body of knowledge. This research paper examines the nature, scope, and significance of Bhartiya Gyan Parampara and critically analyzes the role of Indian languages in sustaining and enriching this tradition. The study also highlights the contemporary relevance of Indian Knowledge Systems and the need to integrate them with modern education through Indian languages.
International Council for Education Research and Training
Title: Languages: Bhartiya Gyan Parampara and Indian a Comprehensive Study
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Abstract
Bhartiya Gyan Parampara (Indian Knowledge Tradition) represents one of the world’s oldest and most continuous intellectual traditions.
Rooted in ancient Indian civilization, it encompasses diverse domains such as philosophy, education, science, medicine, linguistics, arts, ethics, and spirituality.
Indian languages have served as the primary medium for the creation, preservation, and transmission of this vast body of knowledge.
This research paper examines the nature, scope, and significance of Bhartiya Gyan Parampara and critically analyzes the role of Indian languages in sustaining and enriching this tradition.
The study also highlights the contemporary relevance of Indian Knowledge Systems and the need to integrate them with modern education through Indian languages.
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