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India’s Non-Alignment 2.0 strategy explains why New Delhi supports BRICS as a platform for reform, development and strategic autonomy—not an anti-Western bloc.

Explore the major Kurukshetra war vyuhas, their strategic purposes and how battlefield formations changed across the Mahabharata’s 18-day war.

Karna faced abandonment, social humiliation and hidden truths, but the Mahabharata also holds him responsible for his choices and loyalty to adharma.

Explore 10 lesser-known Mahabharata weapons and their symbolic parallels with modern nuclear concepts such as deterrence, blast, heat and escalation.

Ram Setu’s geological evidence, sea-level history and the Ramayana’s account reveal why its origins and timeline remain debated.

Dhanvantari and Sushruta represent an ancient Indian surgical tradition known for its detailed description of nasal reconstruction and plastic surgery.

Mount Kailash remains unclimbed because of its sacred status, religious reverence, access restrictions and the belief that the summit should not be touched.

Temple architecture shapes how Om chanting and bells resonate, using reflective surfaces, enclosed spaces and reverberation to create immersive sound.

Sanatan Dharma describes time through recurring yugas, manvantaras and kalpas, with traditional calculations extending to billions of years.

The Uttar Kanda describes Rama sending Sita to the forest over public concerns, raising enduring questions about rajadharma, duty and compassion.