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Pandita Ramabai Saraswati (1858–1922)
2017Pandita Ramabai was a social reformer in nineteenth-century British India. She offered an unyielding critique of Hindu orthodoxy, caste and patriarchy and argued that education would raise the status of Hindu women. Ramabai was a social thinker and reformer who valued and advocated freedom of thought and action and worked tirelessly so that equality ...
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One of the key terms in the study of Dravyaguna Vijnana (Materia medica) is nigantu. The Nighantu can be characterized as a glossary that includes groups of synonyms, names of medications, plants, animals, minerals, and anything else that is given to the human body either as food or medicine. Saraswati Nighantu is one such Nighantu.
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Saraswati River: It’s Past and Present
2018Vedic Saraswati River flowed in full vigour about 5000 year BP and before as an independent river system between the Indus and Ganga systems. The river originated from the Himalaya flowed along the present Ghaggar-Saraswati Channel in Haryana-Punjab Plain and then took Hakra-Nara course in Rajasthan and Sindh, finally debouching in Arabian Sea near ...
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Reimagining Saraswati Nagpal’s Sita : A Critical Study
International Journal of Emerging Knowledge StudiesIn a contemporary context, feminist dignity and nature have evolved into a positive discourse, often laden with the complexities of negative and nihilistic connotations. Gender roles, shaped by culturally influenced stereotypes, construct the structural framework for women and men. Gender-role education, in turn, shapes a child’s self-concept.
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