Andheri Raat Ke Taare
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SIDH wants to bring out books written in our languages that helps us to see India, it’s samaaj, it’s ways, it’s aesthetics from our indigenous perspective. ‘Andheri Raat Ke Taare’, which was out of print for a long time, is…
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Invisible systems and their visible effects
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Read more: Invisible systems and their visible effectsSIDH is going to publish ‘The White Sahibs In India’ (first published in 1937 and talked about here, here and here on this blog) by Reginald Reynolds in a month or two. I read the full book once and then…
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A sangoshthi at Jeevika Ashram (Part 2)
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Read more: A sangoshthi at Jeevika Ashram (Part 2)On the second day, I liked Sant Sameer’s presentation on bhāshā. It was informative and useful to my rudimentary interest in languages. Sant Sameer’s claim that Indic scripts (he was referring to devanāgri in particular, but I guess it would…
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A sangoshthi at Jeevika Ashram (Part 1)
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Read more: A sangoshthi at Jeevika Ashram (Part 1)(A 3-day sangoshthi was held at Jeevika Ashram (Indrana) near Jabalpur, 24th-26th December 2021, on “Bhārtiyatā and the perspective of Ravindra Sharma “Guruji”, with contributions of around 50 participants from different parts of the country. The event was organized with…
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Looking back at one year of weekly blog posts
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Read more: Looking back at one year of weekly blog postsThis blog started in November 2020 as a way to keep the conversation going among the participants of the online courses that we were running at SIDH. We started with some basic rules:a. There would be a new post every…
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A Baithak at SIDH
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Read more: A Baithak at SIDH(Photos from the 5 day meeting at SIDH campus at Kempty. 6th to 10th December 2021. With around 30 participants) I’ve been thinking on this word ‘baithak’. Pawan ji has used it often in conversations. The gathering in SIDH, although…
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Our new Telegram channel
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Read more: Our new Telegram channelThis weekly blog was started on 23/11/2020 to seed discussions among the participants of our online courses. Since we have gone through a full year of regular blog posts, it is time to give you a 2-week break. 🙂 The…
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धरमपाल: सहजता और आत्म विश्वास कैसे लौटे (Part 2 of 2)
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Read more: धरमपाल: सहजता और आत्म विश्वास कैसे लौटे (Part 2 of 2)(This was written in February 2021 for ‘Yathavat’ a magazine that is published from Delhi) धरमपाल जी के शोध कार्य का संभवतः सिर्फ साठ प्रतिशत या उससे भी कम ही प्रकाशित हो पाया है। पर ऐसा लगता है बरसों की…
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धरमपाल: सहजता और आत्म विश्वास कैसे लौटे (Part 1 of 2)
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Read more: धरमपाल: सहजता और आत्म विश्वास कैसे लौटे (Part 1 of 2)(This was written in February 2021 for ‘Yathavat’ a magazine that is published from Delhi) यह धरमपाल जी का शताब्दी वर्ष है। जगह जगह छोटे बड़े कार्यक्रम हो रहे हैं। अभी 19 तारीख को धरमपाल जी के जन्मदिवस पर प्रधानमंत्री…
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Nothing exists in isolation (Part 2)
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Read more: Nothing exists in isolation (Part 2)(Note: This was published in two parts at 3rd space, a website that highlights alternative perspectives. The original article is available here. This is the concluding part) From the human perspective, Existence, whatever there is – both the sensorial and…
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Nothing exists in isolation (Part 1)
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Read more: Nothing exists in isolation (Part 1)(Note: This was published at ‘3rd space’ a website that highlights alternative perspectives. The original article is available here. This is part 1 of 2) I grew up as a non-believer, an atheist. However, when I started working in the…
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विविधता – परंपरा में/ आधुनिकता में (Part 3)
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Read more: विविधता – परंपरा में/ आधुनिकता में (Part 3)Note: This is the last part of an article written by Pawan Gupta for Madhumati, a journal published from Bikaner, Rajasthan इसे और खोला जाय तो आधुनिकता ने (पढे-लिखे) मनुष्य का समस्त ध्यान सिर्फ ‘गति’ पर केन्द्रित कर दिया है।…
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