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Life of Vidyasagar: The Academic Years

The first half of the 19th century in Bengal was different on many grounds. The [...]

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THE WONDERFUL NUMBER CALLED Φ

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Mahavira: A Mathematical Prodigy of the Ancient India

Mahavira or Mahaviracharya was a 9th century (about 800-870 CE) Jain mathematician, who made significant [...]

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The Message of Yoga for Humankind

Human being always fell in love with knowledge of Reality. He wanted to know the [...]

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Jun
The Reflection of Yoga in the Principal Upanisads Volume I

The book ‘The Reflection of Yoga in the Principal Upanisads’ is unique of its kind. [...]

20
Jun
Unravelling The Reality Interface between Physics and Vedanta

The convergence of the physics and ancient Indian wisdom happens to be a very profound [...]

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19
Jun
Quantum Vacuum- A Comparison with the Classical One

During early 1900, when Dirac solved the negative energy problem of relativistic version of quantum [...]

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Jun
Pythagorean theorem : Rooted in Vedic Mathematics

If I ask what are (3,4,5) or (5,12,13) or (15,8,17), most of us will answer [...]

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ABOUT ARCIS

The Academy of Research for Cultivation of Indian Sciences (ARCIS) is a vibrant knowledge-platform dedicated to intensive research on the Indian Sciences. It is devoted to the actualization of the dream of Swami Vivekananda who has envisaged that science and philosophy will meet and shake hands. The centre will primarily focus on the interfacing of the ancient Indian wisdom with natural sciences and mathematical sciences.

The thrust areas of research are as follows:

  1. Physics-Indian Wisdom Interface
  2. Ancient Indian Mathematics and Astronomy
  3. Basic Sciences and Mathematics
  4. Health Sciences and AYUSH System
  5. Vedic Sciences and Indian Knowledge Systems
  6. Yoga and Science of Consciousness
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OUR VISION

tadvijñānena paripaśyanti dhīrāḥ

(Reality is known by the subtle intellect.)

Our Mission

  1. Combining Ancient Indian wisdom with modern sciences
  2. Promotion of Indian wisdom and culture
  3. Showcasing scientific heritage of India
  4. Promotion of scientific heritage of India and Bengal.
  5. Promotion and cultivation of scientific literature of Bengal
  6. Translation of Bengali scientific literature to English
  7. Translation of Sanskrit scientific literature to English
  8. Translation of scientific classics to Bengali.
  9. Showcasing the Scientific Heritage of Bengal
  10. Organising Courses on Indian Heritage and Culture
  11. Organising courses on Ancient Indian Wisdom
  12. Cultivation of Science for the Society
  13. School college level teaching of Physics and Mathematics
  14. Research on Basic Physics and Applied Mathematics
  15. Research on the Ancient Indian Mathematics