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The word “Kashmir” comes from Sanskrit and not Persian. Kashmira is the name of Goddess Durga

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Source: - True Indology / Twitter. https://twitter.com/TrueIndology/status/1067762785105440768 https://twitter.com/TrueIndology/status/1067764128952082432 https://twitter.com/TrueIndology/status/1067766373533798402 Featured Image credit -> https://www.slideshare.net/mohitmahajan0771/kashmir-jammu-kashmir-jk

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The story of son’s of Kadru and Vinata, from the Mahabharat

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Source: - Shadwal Srivastava / Twitter. https://twitter.com/Pareshaan_aatma/status/1025794883632553984 https://twitter.com/Pareshaan_aatma/status/1025794888086904832 https://twitter.com/Pareshaan_aatma/status/1025794891253612544 https://twitter.com/Pareshaan_aatma/status/1025794895808581632 https://twitter.com/Pareshaan_aatma/status/1025794899000455168 https://twitter.com/Pareshaan_aatma/status/1025794937604923393 https://twitter.com/Pareshaan_aatma/status/1025794941786546176 https://twitter.com/Pareshaan_aatma/status/1025794950812684290 https://twitter.com/Pareshaan_aatma/status/1025794958312128512 https://twitter.com/Pareshaan_aatma/status/1025794962753871872 https://twitter.com/Pareshaan_aatma/status/1025794965924790273 https://twitter.com/Pareshaan_aatma/status/1025794977350090752 https://twitter.com/Pareshaan_aatma/status/1025794991182905344 https://twitter.com/Pareshaan_aatma/status/1025795005741293569 https://twitter.com/Pareshaan_aatma/status/1025795032043798528 https://twitter.com/Pareshaan_aatma/status/1025795039375458304 https://twitter.com/Pareshaan_aatma/status/1025795049571794944 https://twitter.com/Pareshaan_aatma/status/1025795065350770690 https://twitter.com/Pareshaan_aatma/status/1025795070153220096 https://twitter.com/Pareshaan_aatma/status/1025795079602991105 https://twitter.com/Pareshaan_aatma/status/1025795083927351296 https://twitter.com/Pareshaan_aatma/status/1025795087207292928

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Timeline of 17000+ Years of Unbroken Indian Civilization — A Talk by Nilesh Nilakanth Oak

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3tsyzrDg2n4 Namaskar! So just talking about the mentoring on one of the forum, number of you might be aware of it. If not there is one forum called Bharat Rakshak Forum, some of you might know this, BRF. Of course you can have a handle there, it doesn't have to be your

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When did Kaliyuga start and the comment about Abhijit in Mahabharata

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1flVV3bSoyM&t=5s   I would like to talk to you about the start of Kaliyuga. People at this point wonder what on earth am I doing, why am I talking about Kaliyuga? Well, it turns out that Kaliyuga is an absolute marker for all the Indian calendars. So, for example Aryabhatta gives his

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Mahabharata Battle Rule – ” ‘Wounded Soldiers Should be Cured by Victors and Then Set Free’

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Source:- @Chandrapida1 / Twitter. This is Brahamanical Mahabharata Shanti Parva where Bhishma instructs fair practises of battles. 'wounded soldiers should be cured by victors and then set free'. I challenge any hindu hater to show such noble rules of war anywhere else in world at that time. pic.twitter.com/MUcxUcpxfo — Chandrapida (@Chandrapida1) 12

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When did the Ramayana and Mahabharata Occur : Dating Based on Astronomical References in the Epics — A Talk by Nilesh Oak

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Srijan Foundation organised a talk by Nilesh Oak at the Press Club of India. The topic of the talk was 'Dating of the Ramayana and Mahabharata'. The speaker, Nilesh Nilkanth Oak is the author of 'When did the Mahabharata war happen?: The Mystery of Arundhati' and 'The Historic Rama: Indian civilization

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