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If you love food, and exploring new cuisines, we have something for you. Our new youtube documentary series that explores the Taste of The Seven Sisters, also called the North east Indian States. In this series, my wife and I, we move across Assam and North East to explore, document and archive the authentic food habits of the people, through their kitchens.
This series is directed, edited and cinematographed by me, while my wife is the presenter. We are not doing this for anyone but to feed our stomach. Happy watching the delicious cuisine of North East India
https://youtu.be/q6KHMk7vB1o?si=lxlAzIKEmKK2I1Hy
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Did you know that ancient Indian astronomers had mapped the entire lunar path into 27 precise sky coordinates as far back as 1500 BCE?
In my latest blog, Ancient Indian Astronomy: Timekeeping in the Vedic Age, I explore how Vedic astronomers studied the skies not merely for spiritual reasons, but with remarkable scientific rigour. From the Nakṣatra system that tracked the Moon's position against fixed stars, to sophisticated timekeeping units like yugas, tithis, and muhūrttas, the Vedic people had developed a surprisingly systematic understanding of celestial patterns.
What fascinates me most is how astronomy, mathematics, and ritual were deeply intertwined: brick altars geometrically aligned to celestial positions, time units precise to 3.2 minutes, and a five-year calendar cycle reconciling the solar and lunar years.
This is part of my ongoing series on the History of Indian Science. Would love to hear your thoughts in the comments!
You can read it here: [ https://theindicscholar.com/ancient-indian-astronomy-time-keeping-in-the-vedic-age/ ]
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