#Panchatantra

Kalki

KaliyugaKalki

THREAD: Things to do or start during the 2020 pandemic or home time:1/ PRANAYAMA - Deep breathing through the nasal passage has an immensely calming effect. Try it.“The Breath is

Nikita Dhyani

NikiDhyani

Thread Facts That They Never Taught You. 1. Father of Astronomy - Aryabhatta (Work :Aryabhattiyam) 2. Father of Astrology:Varahamihira, (Works : Panchasiddhantika ,Bruhat Hora Shastra) , Maharishi Parashara3. Fathers of

Devin Fitzgerald

DevinFitzger

So, lets talk about one of the great world classics, the Panchatantra. Compiled sometime between 30BCE-200CE, the work is likely the most widely circulated text of the pre-global age. By

Sonal🇮🇳

Dharm_gatha

Facts that they never taught you. 1. Father of Astronomy: Aryabhatta ; work - Aryabhattiyam2. Father of Astrology: Varahamihira , works; Panchasiddhantika, Bruhat Hora Shastra 3. Fathers of Surgery :

Sujay Raj

Sujay__Raj

Thread Facts That They Never Taught You. 1. Father of Astronomy: Aryabhatta ; Work - Aryabhattiyam2. Father of Astrology: Varahamihira, Works; Panchasiddhantika, Bruhat Hora Shastra 3. Fathers of Surgery :

Jedi Pikachu Skywalker

zLaTaNPiKaPi29

Random Musings :I would like to narrate a story from the Panchatantra, which I read in my childhood. Once upon a time in a forest, there was a wild bull.

Anandita🌿

IPupperella

Thread about the incredible Pattachitra artPattachitra evolved from Sanskrit. Patta means cloth, and Chitra means picture. Hence, Pattachitra is a picture painted on a piece of cloth. This form of

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sialmirzagoraya

While the Indus Valley Civilisation is known for its functional architecture and bureaucratic urban planning, there are indications that the people did achieve - fleetingly - high level of artistic

Jedi Pikachu Skywalker

zLaTaNPiKaPi29

A short thread :Once upon a time, there was a priest in a temple. He got a goat as a gift from a family for their child's Annaprasanna ritual. The

Darren Chetty

rapclassroom

2019 has been a great year for children's & YA books by and about 'BAME' people / PoC and there is a sense that some of the initiatives of the

Subhrajyoti

subhra2jyoti

#Thread on a ‘bird’s eye view’ of the grandeur and prosperity in Medieval India between 8th-15th century CE through the eyes of Arab and European scholars, travellers and chroniclers, before/during