Living Legacies: A Multidisciplinary Perspective on Indian Knowledge Systems

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1. Recasting Iron: Tamil Nadu’s Archaeometallurgical Challenge

to Global Chronologies – Dr. Chithra Lekha Pand Sanal K Mohanan

2. Going Back to the Roots: Ayurveda and Traditional Food Patterns

as Panacea forLifestyle Diseases in Kerala – Dr. Raj Sree M S

3. Ethnobotany: Study of Indigenous Knowledge, with special

reference to Tribal Medicine – Dr. Sushama Raj R V and

Rajeswari L

4. The Feminine Legacy: Women’s as Cultural Archivists in

Sustaining India’s Traditional Knowledge – Dr Seema Rajan S9-15

5.Temples as Centres of Knowledge: Decolonizing Indian

Education through Indian Knowledge Systems – Dr Sooraj Kumar

6.Unveiling the Feminine Voice of Gargi Vachaknavi in the Realm of

Vedic Philosophy-Ms Radhika R

7Sustainability and Environmental Economics in Indian Traditions:

Bridging Ancient Wisdom with Modern Policy – Dr. Sangeetha U V

8Integration of community-based cultural control practices in

compacting Pests in the Rice ecosystem – Dr Gayathri Elayidam U

9Application of Mathematics in Astronomy: A Descriptive

Study – Dr. Remya Stanley

10.Investigating The Possibilities for SustainableFood Systems and

Agricultural Sustainability in Kerala through the Cultivation of

Millets in the Chinnar Wild Life Sanctuary – Mithraja M J,

Kavitha K R, Dr Sushama Raj R V

11.Holistic Healing: Exploring the Synergy Between Ayurveda and

Yoga for Wellness – Madhurima M R66-69

12.Carbon Nanotubes Properties and Applications: A State-of-the-

Art Review – Dr Sutheertha S. Nair

13.Nature and Culture: The Vital Role of theEnvironment in Ancient

India – Dr Raji Chandra M

14.How Social Media westernises Indian Indigenous Knowledge

Systems: A Media Theoretical Perspective – Abijith P S

15.Representational Divergence: Shakuntala in Vyasa and Kalidasa –

16.Similarities between Women and Nature: An Environmental Perspective: – Dr. Sreelarani M.S.