[New Talk] Shri Nilesh Nilkanth Oak and Dr. Manish Pandit present their claims for the year of the Mahabharata War based on internal astronomy evidence of the text. Watch now.
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https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Y2dm24eIYC0

https://indictales.com/2018/01/02/yantra-chintamani-sinequadrant-sinecal-to-measure-celestial-angles-time-find-directions-determine-the-positions-of-celestial-object-made-by-hrsikesa-18th-century-astronomer/

The sine quadrant was described for the first time in Sanskrit by Padmanābha, who also wrote a manual on a special kind of astrolabe in 1423. Find more in this thread on the heritage of astronomical instruments from ancient India.
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http://fbvidthis.com/v/uSX4-DKUpn0

[New Talk] Dr. Raj Vedam, the co-founder of Indian History Awareness and Research (IHAR), deep dives in ancient southern history, demolishing the Dravidian claims in favour of a pan-Indian identity and reveals how the astronomical model is common to India.
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https://indictales.com/2018/12/03/the-astronomical-connections-to-the-sacred-hindu-conception-known-as-hira%E1%B9%87yagarbha-or-the-golden-womb/

This piece gives fascinating insights into the Hindu conception of creation (Hiranyagarbha - the golden womb) and its astronomical connections.
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The Nakshatra model of the Indian Astronomy is as old as the Atharvaveda. Watch Shri Raj Vedam speaking on the ancient Indian Astronomical model based on Nakshatras and Rashis.
Full talk: https://buff.ly/3bc3jhK
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https://www.softpowermag.com/unique-contribution-of-ga%E1%B9%87esa-daivajna-c-1520-ce/

Gaṇeśa Daivajña, one of the great observational astronomers of the post-Bhāskara period, composed several important works in the fields of mathematics, astronomy, and astrology, of which his astronomical treatise Grahalāghava is the most remarkable and simplifies the computation of planetary positions and eclipses. Read more here.
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https://theindianrover.com/kaliyuga-suryasiddhanta-unveiled/

The Sanskrit treatise of Surya Siddhanta explicitly describes the epoch of Krita Yuga (Kritanta) and has no mention of the beginning of the Kali Yuga. Go through this myth-buster to know more.
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This Sunday at 11 AM, Archaeologist and Historian Dr. M.L. Raja will be presenting an informative lecture on the astronomy-based 'Indian Calendar System' which is immensely scientific on top of having its roots in antiquity. Please save the date.
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Not to be missed on Sunday!

Dr. M.L. Raja will talk about the evaluation, methods, types of calculation, accuracy, astronomical base, and antiquity of the Indian calendar system. Do surely tune in.

Joining link: sangamtalks.com/jointalk
Password: 605135
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This is a gentle reminder to join us tomorrow at 11 AM.

Zoom link: sangamtalks.com/jointalk
Password: 605135
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https://youtu.be/Zaw2pif2WZM

[New Talk] Archaeologist, Epigraphist and Historian, Dr. M.L. Raja provides an in-depth lecture on the Bharatiya Calendar System from its evolution, methods & types of calculation to its high accuracy, knowledgeable derivation, astronomical base, and antiquity. Watch now.
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The diameter of the Sun, the Earth, and the Moon can be mapped during solar eclipse via the Qutub Minar. Not only this, the distance between celestial objects can be measured through it. The reason for Qutub Minar being tall was meant purely to serve astronomical purposes. Shri Ramprasad Soghal reveals.
Watch the full video: sangamtalks.com/qutubminar
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https://www.indica.today/long-reads/can-veda-shakha-pravachana-rescue-bharata-itihasa/

Go through this enlightening piece to explore how a convincing string of past epochs can be recovered and a complete timeline from the Bharata War can be reconstructed with the help of Indian astronomical references and chronicles.
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In the Bharatiya calendar system, time measurements are done on the basis of astronomy and the time calculation varies from nano to macro divisions. Dr. M.L. Raja explains it in detail here.
Watch more: sangamtalks.com/indiancalendarsystem
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In this video snippet, Shri Ramprasad Soghal reveals many unknown facts about Qutub Minar. He explains how the Minar can be used for different astronomical purposes like mapping the diameter of the Sun, the Earth, and the Moon during a solar eclipse and measuring the distance between celestial objects. Watch the full talk here: sangamtalks.com/qutubminar
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https://youtu.be/eUwTNbueXjA

Prof. M S Sriram's talk explores key aspects of Ancient Indian Astronomy and Mathematics, including the Indian Wheel of Time and Calendar, the three time markers, the Yuga concept, the Lunar Calendar, and the movement of the Sun. He also discusses notable astronomers of ancient India, non-uniform planetary motion, trigonometry, and daytime duration calculations.
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