A thread on Indian Knowledge Systems - Past, Present & Future

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Saptarishi - The Seven Sages of India

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Sanskrit for Natural Language Processing.

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Mathematics and Geometry.

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Economics.

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Chemical Sciences.

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Biological Sciences.

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Astral and Cosmological Sciences.

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Ecological and Environmental Sciences.

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Aesthetics and Architectural Sciences.

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Systems of Social and Ecological Ethics, Logic and Law.

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Classical Arts.

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Sapta Rishi of Modern Indian Science.

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