Namaskar India - Tales from Indian History and Mythology

Is there one open yet structured path for forming one’s own relationships with myth, yet ensuring some accountability? Which can also help people in exploring our vast treasure of mythology.

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Topic: Making sense series

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Our Indian myths have survived for eons. That tells us something. The literature is very very rich, packed with lots and lots of learnings in the form of amazing stories. But given we are living in the age of science and technology and are driven by rationalism. What can be done to make these stories relatable? Ensuring it resonates with our younger generation without losing its core essence or learning its trying to impart.

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Our Indian myths have survived for eons. That tells us something. The literature is very very rich, packed with lots and lots of learnings in the form of amazing stories. But given we are living in the age of science and technology and are driven by rationalism. What can be done to make these stories relatable? Ensuring it resonates with our younger generation without losing its core essence or learning its trying to impart.

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Topic: Making sense series

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While the iconic Taj Mahal, incredible Amber Fort in Jaipur and holy River Ganges in Varanasi easily find their way to the top of every traveler’s wish list, there’s so much more to see and do in India that often gets forgotten. Start planning your off the beaten track adventure to India now and discover gems for yourself.

Topic: Making sense series.

Show notes: https://namaskarindia.live/episodes/s01ms03.html

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Listen to the podcast Travels, Tales and Takes with Preethi at https://anchor.fm/preethi-parthasarathy

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India being a land of diverse cultures has various styles of storytelling. Some are narrated, some are told through the medium of dance and music, and some employ props like puppets and masks. There are beautiful stories everywhere- behind our Gods, imagery used in our shrines & temples, our festivals and what not.

We love stories so much. But did you ever wonder why? Why did we start telling stories in the first place? And why are they so important?

Topic: Making sense series.

Show notes: https://namaskarindia.live/episodes/s01ms02.html

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Listen to LaaL Chashma Hindi Stories podcast by Abhay Maheshwari at https://anchor.fm/abhay-maheshwari

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Hinduism includes a range of viewpoints about the origin of life, and evolution. There is no single story of creation, due to dynamic diversity of Hinduism, and these are derived from various sources like Vedas, Brahmanas, Puranas; some are philosophical, based on concepts, and others are narratives. And hence the concept of God or The Creator also varies from one tradition to another. But how the idea of God came into being and how did it evolve over time?

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Topic: Making sense series

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Let us have conversations that matter. A real conversation with someone, on matters small and large, that goes beyond some basic exchange of information. Let us argue passionately and wholeheartedly but without overpowering or manipulating one another. Trust me, agreeing to disagree, is the start of a good conversation, not the end. Welcome to Namaskar India podcast hosted by Aradhana.

The Ajanta Caves are approximately 30 rock-cut Buddhist cave monuments that date from the 2nd century BCE to about 480 CE in Aurangabad district of Maharashtra state of India. The caves include paintings and rock-cut sculptures described as among the finest surviving examples of ancient Indian art, particularly expressive paintings that present emotions through gesture, pose and form. Let us learn about the history of their construction, re-discovery and restoration.

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Topic: History of India - Ancient India

Till now we have learned about the Gupta Empire, which was ruling in North India. But what about those areas that were beyond Gupta Empire’s jurisdiction? Areas of present-day Maharashtra, Karnataka, Kerala & Tamilnadu. Let us know about the dynasties who used to control these areas of Deccan and South, the areas which lay south of the Vindhyachal mountain range.

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Topic: History of India - Ancient India.

Timeline: 250 CE - 500 CE.

The nomadic Huns belonged to the Xiongnu tribe, who inhabited the borders of China as far back as the second century B.C. Another nomadic Yuezhi was forced to migrate from their neighbourhood because of their pressure which ultimately led to the invasions of the Sakas and the Kushanas in India. Later, the Huns themselves migrated to the west, and further dividing themselves into two parts, they proceeded towards the river Volga and the river Oxus respectively. The one threatened the Roman empire and the other Persia and India. By the fifth century A.D. the Hunas became a powerful force in Central Asia and, proceeding towards India, they occupied the north-west.

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Topic: History of India - Ancient India.

Timeline: 320 CE - 560 CE.