Systematic and Structure Framework for Indian Knowledge System

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Main Authors: Mayuri Ashok Chavan, Shubhangi Waman Halkunde, Mangla Prakash Dahake
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author Mayuri Ashok Chavan
Shubhangi Waman Halkunde
Mangla Prakash Dahake
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Shubhangi Waman Halkunde
Mangla Prakash Dahake
contents <p><strong><span lang="EN-US">Indian<span>   </span>Knowledge<span>   </span>System (IKS) is<span>   </span>a systematic<span>   </span>and<span>   </span>structured<span>   </span>approach<span>   </span>to<span>   </span>transmitting knowledge<span>    </span>from<span>    </span>one<span>    </span>generation<span>    </span>to<span>    </span>the<span>    </span>next.<span>    </span>It distinguishes itself as a process of knowledge transfer rather than merely a tradition.<span>  </span>Rooted in the Vedic literature, the Upanishads, Vedas, and Upnishidhas. Indian education system believes in the existence of life in all the things of the universe. Our Vedas treated nature as God where even plants like Neem, Tulsi, Peepel, and so on are worshipped and promote plantation. India is always been a hub of knowledge where the world’s top universities like Nalanda<span>  </span>Thachhshila, and Magadh University were set up and all the disciplines were taught here. </span></strong></p> <p><strong><span lang="EN-US"> </span></strong></p>
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spellingShingle Systematic and Structure Framework for Indian Knowledge System
Mayuri Ashok Chavan
Shubhangi Waman Halkunde
Mangla Prakash Dahake
IKS, Vedic literature, Upnishadhs.
<p><strong><span lang="EN-US">Indian<span>   </span>Knowledge<span>   </span>System (IKS) is<span>   </span>a systematic<span>   </span>and<span>   </span>structured<span>   </span>approach<span>   </span>to<span>   </span>transmitting knowledge<span>    </span>from<span>    </span>one<span>    </span>generation<span>    </span>to<span>    </span>the<span>    </span>next.<span>    </span>It distinguishes itself as a process of knowledge transfer rather than merely a tradition.<span>  </span>Rooted in the Vedic literature, the Upanishads, Vedas, and Upnishidhas. Indian education system believes in the existence of life in all the things of the universe. Our Vedas treated nature as God where even plants like Neem, Tulsi, Peepel, and so on are worshipped and promote plantation. India is always been a hub of knowledge where the world’s top universities like Nalanda<span>  </span>Thachhshila, and Magadh University were set up and all the disciplines were taught here. </span></strong></p> <p><strong><span lang="EN-US"> </span></strong></p>
title Systematic and Structure Framework for Indian Knowledge System
topic IKS, Vedic literature, Upnishadhs.
url https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.17975350