ورود به حساب

نام کاربری گذرواژه

گذرواژه را فراموش کردید؟ کلیک کنید

حساب کاربری ندارید؟ ساخت حساب

ساخت حساب کاربری

نام نام کاربری ایمیل شماره موبایل گذرواژه

برای ارتباط با ما می توانید از طریق شماره موبایل زیر از طریق تماس و پیامک با ما در ارتباط باشید


09117307688
09117179751

در صورت عدم پاسخ گویی از طریق پیامک با پشتیبان در ارتباط باشید

دسترسی نامحدود

برای کاربرانی که ثبت نام کرده اند

ضمانت بازگشت وجه

درصورت عدم همخوانی توضیحات با کتاب

پشتیبانی

از ساعت 7 صبح تا 10 شب

دانلود کتاب (5 Vol. Set) Made In India, Roots In India, Unique To India, Lead From India & Future From India

دانلود کتاب (مجموعه 5 جلدی) ساخت هند ، ریشه در هند ، منحصر به فرد برای هند ، سرب از هند و آینده از هند

(5 Vol. Set) Made In India, Roots In India, Unique To India, Lead From India & Future From India

مشخصات کتاب

(5 Vol. Set) Made In India, Roots In India, Unique To India, Lead From India & Future From India

ویرایش: [1-5, 1 ed.] 
نویسندگان: ,   
سری: Autobiography of India: Brand Bharat 
 
ناشر: Sri Sri Publications Trust 
سال نشر: 2018 
تعداد صفحات: 1807 
زبان: English 
فرمت فایل : PDF (درصورت درخواست کاربر به PDF، EPUB یا AZW3 تبدیل می شود) 
حجم فایل: 107 Mb 

قیمت کتاب (تومان) : 47,000



ثبت امتیاز به این کتاب

میانگین امتیاز به این کتاب :
       تعداد امتیاز دهندگان : 4


در صورت تبدیل فایل کتاب (5 Vol. Set) Made In India, Roots In India, Unique To India, Lead From India & Future From India به فرمت های PDF، EPUB، AZW3، MOBI و یا DJVU می توانید به پشتیبان اطلاع دهید تا فایل مورد نظر را تبدیل نمایند.

توجه داشته باشید کتاب (مجموعه 5 جلدی) ساخت هند ، ریشه در هند ، منحصر به فرد برای هند ، سرب از هند و آینده از هند نسخه زبان اصلی می باشد و کتاب ترجمه شده به فارسی نمی باشد. وبسایت اینترنشنال لایبرری ارائه دهنده کتاب های زبان اصلی می باشد و هیچ گونه کتاب ترجمه شده یا نوشته شده به فارسی را ارائه نمی دهد.


توضیحاتی درمورد کتاب به خارجی

Why this name for a book? How can a country write an autobiography? How can one person or in this case, two individuals write the autobiography of a nation? To clarify, we all know that a biography of a person is written by another, after studying the activities, experiences and the turning events in the life of this person. In the case of a person’s autobiography, one pens one’s own thoughts, views and experiences. Now, in the case of a nation, a country, a civilization, they are looked at, as living entities too. Don’t we refer to India as a mother and don’t the Germans refer to their land as a fatherland? A nation lives, experiences and grows through its people. The people of a nation, form the family of the nation, its children. In that sense, when we, the children of this nation, this country, this civilization, write about our family, our ancestors, our society, our nation, our country, our civilization, we are but, writing our own Autobiography, as well as that of our nation, India. Autobiography of India is not separate from our legacy. And, we are fortunate to have such a long legacy. But, it is so long and continuous, that we are going to have to narrate it in themes, to keep the continuity going across ethos and time. Autobiography of India thus, is developing into a series of themes and a wonderful experience. Further, each of the themes in this series too, has had to be arranged as a multi-volume book, keeping in mind the ease of handling and reading, by one and all. Autobiography of India, as a series, is thus an endless endeavour. For, we are narrating the story of how we have come to be what we are today, going as far back in time as our collective knowledge will allow us to, in order to see what our ancestors had done, to see us safely into, thus far in time – i.e. their future. But, what is the value of this journey, if we cannot bring back leads from them, on how to live in our future so that, someday our progeny too will proudly travel down memory lane to reach upto us. Autobiography of India, the story of this living civilization, will continue beyond our lives, as the next generation starts to live and write, from where we leave off. Hopefully what they add to the story then, will be success stories based on our learnings and from where we would have left off. Table of Contents:- Vol. 1: Made In India Dedication Benedictory Note About Bharath Gyan About the Authors About Autobiography of India Preface Made in India Acknowledgements Part 1: Once Upon A Time – A Golden Age Bharat, A Brand of Splendour For Millennia Olden Golden Days - 5100 Years Ago and Before A Land of Prosperity Prosperous Merchants Measure of Wealth Golden Olden Days Highest Degree of Prosperity 300 BCE Greek Statement, English Affirmation Greek Records of 300 BCE What Hiuen Tsang Sang in 600 CE Records from the East Corroborations on Ground Today Endowed with Wealth and Knowledge The Ruthless Plunders from 1000 CE Attracting Plunderers and Marauders Description of Mathura and Raid on Mathura Wealth of Delhi Noteworthy A Brand Worth Millions in 1200 CE A Land of Millions Image Prosperity Beyond Belief India Before the British Rule in 1600 CE World’s Richest, Most Urbanized Country Land of Abundance Richer Than Egypt Plenty were in Plenty Golden Age Under the Mahratta Charting India’s Progress in 1980s A Stirring Remark The Stunning Report About India Further Independent Affirmation Consistent Performance Over More Than 2 Millennia Softly Wielding Power Part 2: Bharat - A Brand Brand Bharat Brand India King of Wisdom Jawabe Hind – The Cutting Edge of India Hindsa – Strength in Indian Numbers Al Hend – Precious India Hindus and Hindustan Hindian Hinduan Hindu, Hinduism Came To Be Hindustan Europe’s Tryst With India Arabs, the Face of India to Europe Europe’s Direct Contact With India From Trade to Raid Part 3: Made In India Wootz Steel Wootz - New Name, But Old Steel Popularity of Indian Wootz Steel Old Was Not Gold But Steel Old Town With A Steely Past Kodumanal – Old Town, New Finds A Mature Town, A Mature Industry Corroborating Steel Ideally Located Large Sized Richly Endowed A Connect, Strong as Steel Monopoly – The Secret in Tutty Cotton and Textiles 0100 BCE – Attractive Indian Cotton 1300s CE – Covered with Indian Cotton Shawl 1580s CE – Addiction to Indian Cotton 1680s – Still Unable to Desist Indian Cotton 1800s – Preferred by the East Too 1980s – Still weaving its magic over the World Caught up with Cotton Discovery of Cotton First to Grow Cotton Herodotus on Cotton, in Historia World’s Earliest Cotton Cotton Country The Cotton Brand Indigo – The Royal Blue Indigo – That which came from India Stages in the Indigo Extraction Process A Simple Process But Compounded Results First Chemical Synthesis Mad after Madder – The Red Dye Anti Bacterial Red Coat The Dying Red Dye Slaves Coromandel Red or Colcothar Colcothar From Kolkotta Colours and Dyes Land of Colours Festival of Colours Obsessed with Incense Agarbatti – India’s Obsession With Incense Many A Intrigue Surrounding Oud Curry to the West Curry to the East Curry from the South Curry, The Hot Brand of India Cheroot Rolling times with Suruttu Dindy Cheroot Ode to Cheroot Top Prizes A Fiery Style Diamonds, A Forever Brand No Diamonds in Europe During 1st Century CE Pearls Precious Till 1600s Precious Diamonds Heera Panna Journey of Diamonds to Europe Diamonds Outshine All Diamond, Vajra - Hard Core Wealth The Golcondas Golconda – Source of Wealth Carat from Ratti-The Small Measure The Big Stones of India Plunder of Diamonds Travel of The Regent Koh-i-Noor – Ruling the Destiny of Rulers India’s Adamant Diamonds In Greek Records Too Diamonds Used In India From Who Knows When Formalized Diamond Trade In India A Crystal Clear Evidence Of An Advanced Civilization Dazzled by Diamonds Diamond, an offering of India Diamonds Are Forever – An Indian Brand Just a Spoon Full Of Sugar India’s Sugarcane History Farming Sugarcane with a Brand Crystalizing India’s Sugar History Extracting the Sugar From the Cane India’s Long Link With This Cane Home of Sugarcane Acknowledged From Sweet Salt to Sugar Condensed Story of The Sugar Crystal Baharat – Old Spice Bharat – The Spice Land Turkey – World’s Exchange Node Turkey – The Gateway to Spice India – Hot and Spicy History of Spices Common Man’s Common Spices in India Dhaniya, Coriander Jeera, Cumin Saunf, Fennel Methi, Fenugreek Adrak, Ginger Haldi, Turmeric Spicy Names, Juicy Brains Spices – Food and Medicine Indian Trade and Navigation Trade Facts and Artifacts Indian Ship Sizes Archaeological Ratifications Lothal – A Model Port Dwaraka – a Gateway of India Unparalleled Indian Sea Farers India’s Naval Activity Exporting Ships Besides Exporting Using Ships Trade and Navigation Navigation and Shipbuilding The British Naval Advantage Seaworthy and Noteworthy Indian ships Indian Ship Yards – Excelling by all yardsticks Indian Craftsmanship in Ship Building Growth of Sea Power Power Behind Sea Power Sea Battles from 1600s Masterstroke of the British The Great Indian Advantage Indian Naval Prowess – A Double Edged Sword for India Four IS Formidable America or India? – Not a Hard Choice Indian Ships Steered World History HMS Drake HMS Minden HMS Cornwallis Seaworthy and Noteworthy The East Indiamen – Who or What Were They? A Sound Course? Shipping, The Flagship Brand of Bharat Part 4: The Winds of Change History of Shipping, Ship building and Trade A 5000 year old Indian Practice A Towering Similarity Dhows from India – Lifeline of Arabia The Changeover from Need to Greed Lordship for Britain Indian Shipping - Better for the British A Windfall For Britain Necessity – The Mother Of Inventions Capital – The Nourisher of Inventions A Game Changing Era Indian Sea Power - The Anchor for British Naval Power Hardship for Indians Indian ships – A  competition for British ships Overseas Trade Destroyed Mariners Destroyed Yards Destroyed Industry Destroyed Deliberate Destruction The Indian Sea Scape Elegy on the Death of Indian Shipping Industry Revival of Indian Shipping Many Ripples The First Wave The Wave of Success Courage, Enterprise and Forethought Wave After Wave Of Indian Shipping Industry Direction from Bharat Sea the Route to India’s Prosperity Trade Secrets A Brand Leader Epilogue Vol. 2: Roots In India Dedication Benedictory Note About Bharath Gyan About the Authors About Autobiography of India Preface Roots in India Foreword-1 Acknowledgements Part 1: Rooted In India Buddhism Bamiyan – Gateway to the Land of the Buddha Buddhism in South and East Asia Zen Buddhism Zero Due To Zero No Zero in Roman Numerals Introduction of Zero into Europe The Incomprehensible Zero Zero – A Sign of Confusion Profound Sign of zero No Zero in Roman Calendar Early Evidences Of A Written Zero The Journey of Zero Zero, A Place Holder For Everything Nothing went from India Infinity – The Unfathomable Endlessness Source of Infinity Representing Infinity Infinity – A Wholesome, Poorna Definition Infinity – A Wholesome Appreciation Journey of Infinity Staal’s Stark Statement Numerals – India’s Counting Contribution The Great Indian Impact Of Indian Origin Numerals Come Back a Full Circle A Land of Measures and Metrics Decimal – The Scale of 10 Expression from Units to Highest Unique Expressions Metric System Nothing, but a Contrasting Image Algebra Bija Ganitham Bija Ganitham to Algebra Algorithm Geometry 360 Degrees - Going Around in Circles! Chakra and Circle 360 Degrees from 1 x 360 days 360 Degrees from 360 pairs of Offsprings 360 Degrees from 4 x 90 names 360 Degrees from 12x30 days 360 Degrees from 360 Sunrises Summing All the Angles The Story of Pi (∏) The Most Valuable Ratio PI - The Paridhi-Vyasa Sambandhana Circular Shapes For Usage Circular Structures that Towered Circular Sky to Map Circular Seas to Navigate The Formulation of Pi Birth of Pi Birth of the notion of Pi Birth of the name Pi Journey of Pi Pi – A Perimeter Around the World Trigonometry Trijya, The Basis for Trigonometry From Jya to Sine Sine – A Good Sign Calculus – Its Origins Calculus – The Science of Calculating Another Dimension to Calculus – Challenges to Calculating Calculus – The Indian Answer Calculus From Indian Theology Study of Calculus in India Calculus - the Basis Meru – Mathematical Pyramids A Common Name The Indian base to Pyramids Indian Pyramids, Meru Meru in Literature and Culture Meru, Joining Body and Mind in Yoga Meru in Worship The Golden Triangle of Meru Meru Prastara in Sastra Fibonacci’s Sequence in Maths A Golden Ratio Yantra – The Zenith of Pyramids, The Meru Golden Ratio – Basis of Divine Art A Geometric Progression of Divine Art A Common Pattern Meru Prastara - A Divine Arrangement Yantra – The Geomtery in Nature Understanding Pyramids Missing the Connect Joining the Worlds Meru, The Summit of Human Thought Maths - Securing Communication & Civilization Modern Cryptography – Science of Encoding Encoding Love Encoding War Encoding Worship Encoding Knowledge Encoding Harmony / Music Encoded Metres Encoding Immortality An Expression of Mathematics From Mathematics to Ethics Maths, Ganitham - A Heavy Subject Travel of Mathematics from India to Europe Need for Indian Mathematics An Underestimated Contribution An Untraced Contribution A Witness Even After 400 Centuries Mathematics – A Resounding Contribution from India Intellect and Imagination A Designated Space for Intellect Indian “Math” and Greek “Mathematica” Phonetic and Semantic Similarity in Mathematics Crest of the Peacock – Intellect In Sway Music – A Mix of Maths, Mood and Melody A Song In The Lips Thus Evolved Prose Soon Came Poetry Evolution of Music Similar Music, Similar Notes Do Re Mi – The European Notes A Noteworthy Question India’s Music Tradition Saptaswara – Origins in Nature An Age Old Structuring The Influence of Sama Gana Saman to Psalm The Profundity in the Indian Notes An Undeniable Inference The Concluding Note IST – Indian Standard Time / Prime Meridian GMT - Greenwich Meridian Time Keeping Time With Meridians Meridian – The Midday Why Greenwich? Past Prime Meridians Ujjain – Prime Meridian of The Ancient World Maha Kaleshwara Temple – An ancient Observatory? Significance of Ujjain The Cardinal Points on Earth Implications of a Prime Meridian Tracing Ujjain’s History Ujjain – The Timekeeper Tracing the Timeline for World’s Timeline The Ancient Date Line Knowledge Share A Joke An Irony Khaki Pyjama Dressing Tips from Tipu A Pyjama Wardrobe Pyjama Fashion Umbrella A Shady Contraption Shampoo Rocketry From where, when, how? Rocket Force The Rocket Centre The Rocket Havoc A Crashing Defeat British Interest Father and Son Duo Congreve Rockets Fireworks -  Works for Display Tips from Tipu Resounding Voices Rockets Go Way Back in India A Scathing Acknowledgement A Long Trail Part 2: Started In India Chess A Sindhi Legend Arabic Acknowledgement The Persian Connect Losing Limbs in Chess Than In War Chess Travels Further West to Europe Chess In a Cipher by Vedanta Desika Antiquity of Chess Games of War Strategy Games of Chance The Croatian Coat Of Truth Chess Goes to China The Black and White Fact Spread of Chess From India Board Games Pachisi – A Precursor to Ludo Vice from Dice Morals Through Dice Board Games Travel Board Games - Etched in Time Club Sports Snooker Carrom – A Precursor To Snooker And Billiards Cards Shuttlecock – Badminton Polo History of Polo Invention of Polo 1400 BCE - Pana 34 BCE 1210 CE 1500s CE Brits take to Polo Polo develops Team Spirit Polo Pierces A Hole Into Aryan Myth Contact Sports Karate Jujutsu The Roots Parent Form Still Alive Martial Arts in India India’s Hand In Martial Arts Stadium Indian Stadia – Rangabhoomi Sports Stadia of Dholavira Convergence of literature, tradition and archaeology Precursor to Greek and Roman stadia Sports - A Long Time Entertainer Epilogue Vol. 3: Unique To India Dedication Benedictory Note About Bharath Gyan About the Authors About Autobiography of India Preface Icons of India unique to India Acknowledgements Part 1: Style Namaste A Heart Felt Salutation A Yogic Expression Namaste – a Human as well as Divine Expression “Such” A Sign of Homage Variations in Levels Variations in the Word Variations in Style Athithi Devo Bhava – A Welcoming Smile Atithi – A Divine Guest Atithi - An Unannounced Guest Welcomed the Africans Europeans A Land That Welcomes Visitors India - A Safe Haven Brand The Welcoming Signs of India Poorna Kumbha – A Harbinger of Prosperity and Purity Mango Leaves - Transmitting Auspiciousness A Reception or A Receptacle? Toran – Welcoming Good Energies Symbolic Torans in Art Bindi - The Identifying Mark Pooja Mark and Beyond Bindi Seen All Around India A Dot, But a Wide Spread Culture Sari, Dhoti, Angavastram The Uncut and the Unstitched Angavastram Cotton and Culture in a Cloth Vegetarianism 1/3rd Indians - Vegetarians by Choice Dharma A Unique Concept and Word Meaning of Dharma Dharma – Not Just for Humans Dharma – Not Just for Earthlings Dharma – The Innate Character of Character Dharma – A Relationship, A Role Karma Indian Sense of Karma Overlooked Side of Karma Karma, A Binding Act Part 2: Sights God and Idols Temples Need of the Divine or Need for the Divine? Temples And The Art of Preserving Arts Temples And The Spring of Fertility The Not So Obvious Ratio – Constant Across Times, Across India For us to divine Temples - Convergence Of the Divergent Part 3: Symbols National Symbols of India Emblem of India National Flag Lotus – The National Flower Lotus – Life Bond Lotus – Knowledge Connect Lotus’ Profound Message Mango – The National Fruit Tiger – The National Animal Peacock – National Bird Veena – The National Musical Instrument National Anthem Jai Hind – The Nation’s Cry Jai Hind, A Firm Call Symbolic Representation of India OM Swastika Good or Evil? World Wide Usage In S.E.Asia Unravelling the Swastika Plane of Swastika The Swirling Universe Swirling Swastika – A Universal Symbol Swastika and Auspiciousness Part 4: Features Tanks of Prosperity 1017 CE – Al Biruni writes about India 326 BCE – Megasthenes writes about India 1600 CE – British write about India 200 Years Ago - 9 Lakh Water Bodies A Unique Feat A Unique Brand The Brand Steps Down Ganga From Ganga Sagar to Bay of Bengal Krishna Brands Ganga In Rome’s Fountain On Maps Monsoon Rains -  Varsha, Varsha, Varsha Monsoon - Indian Rains Varsha – Varsha - Varsha Rains Every Year Rains During Ramayana times Rains And Battle Bharathvarsha - The Land Branded By Rains The Himalayas The Dividing Range The Abode of Snow That Bodes Well Home to Yathis and Yetis Towering Peaks Mt.Everest - From 8848 Metres Tall to a Mere 6 Feet Height The Peaks Speak Himalaya – The Sibling of India Epilogue Vol. 4: Leads From India Dedication Benedictory Note About Bharath Gyan About the Authors About Autobiography of India Preface Thought Leadership From India Seeking Seers Many Migrants Slaves and Scholars Travelling Monks Tireless Traders Slain Soldiers Planted Peasants Persevering Pioneers Proficient Professionals Guiding Gurus All Men Great and Small Leads From India Foreword Acknowledgements Part 1: Led To India A Land of Learning The Arabic Quest The Chinese Quest The Greek Quest Takshasila- The 1st International University of the World Nalanda – Another International University Other International Universities Knowledge Centre The Robust Education System Part 2: Led By India Samskrt – A Basis for Western Thought Samskrt Studies in Europe An Element of Wonder Veda, the Fountainhead Samskrt thought a foundation Dara Shikoh – Du Perron Route Samskrt – A Basis for World Tongue Vocabulary Idioms and Phrases Modern System of Education from Madras Taken from Madras Egmore Goes to England Key Take Aways By Bell Universities in England Non Violent System of India Acknowledgement Due Lancasterian System of Instruction Given Back to India Rhyme and Reason Avvaiyar’s Aathichudi – Tamil classic rhymes Hindi Rhymes Veda – Source of Rhyme and Rhythm Land of Morals and Rhymes Fables and Values Children’s Fascination for Animals Pasu Pakshi Katha – Animal Fables of India The Journey of Fables from India Fables – A Fabulous Brand of India Kamasutra Kissing – A Secret On the Lips A Blame Game Kissing – Not a World Affair Tracing the First Kiss Historical Kisses Technique of Kissing Etymology of Kiss Speaking the Language of Love Kiss - A Single Act With Many Messages Kiss – A Brand Not to Be Missed Rhinoplasty -  India’s Answer to Shaming Surpanaka’s Shaming Sepoys’ Shaming The First Rhinoplasty Of The West Ayurveda – The Lifeline of India Surgeon - Practicing Medicine With Knife Physician - Practicing Medicine With Plants Counsellors - Practicing Medicine With Words Varieties Of Ayurveda Tracing The Legacy Of Ayurveda A Subtle But Gross Contrast Ayurveda – The Knowledge Of Life Many Firsts Breathing Hridayam – A Heart Stopper Twin birth Medicine along with Buddhism Ayurveda to China Ayurveda in Thailand Ayurveda in Central Asia Ayurveda – Treated as a Brand of India Inoculation In India Inoculation in India Invocation with Inoculation The Western Invention Inoculation Seen as Intervention Inoculation Indoctrinated Into Medicine Horse Breeding Salihotra – A Horse Poet Salihotra’s Legacy Horses in India 5100 years ago Topsy Turvy Ahimsa – Might is Not Right The British Might In Early 1900s Turning Topsy Turvy The Ironic Weapon What is this Ahimsa? Ahimsa Rahasya – Secret of Ahimsa Solidarity Movement, Poland Non Co-operation in South Africa Martin Luther King in America A Place for the Oppressed to Express Statue of Mahatma Gandhi – 21st Century Global Icon for Ahimsa Recurrent effectiveness of Ahimsa Isms Ahimsa for Future? Soft Power, the New Age Paradigm Ahimsa, where Right is Left Ahimsa  – Non violent, Not Passive Khadi – A Soft Tool of Ahimsa To Bear and Brand in Our Mind Yoga, A Universal Brand From Bharat The Roots The Practice Yoga Travels World Over World Yoga Day Philosophy Spirituality The Essence of Spirituality Striking A Balance From the Land of Thinkers, Guru and Masters An Unbalanced War Spiritual Weapons Ever Relevant – An Art, A Practice, A Technology The Transcending Spirit Part 3: Who Led India? Guru A Long Lineage Untraceable Knowledge Why did India Need Gurus? Famous Personages, Famous Guru Guru – The Conscience Keepers of Society Heavy with Benevolence and Wisdom The Guiding Gurus Foremost Guru Fine Levels in Guru Guru Parampara – An Over 7100 Year Old Tradition India’s Beautiful Tree The Brand Called Bharat A Wave of Brands In Medieval Ages Otherwise Epilogue Vol. 5: Future From India Dedication Benedictory Note About Bharath Gyan About the Authors About Autobiography of India Preface A Giving Civilization A Mindful, Mind Exercise Future From India Foreword Acknowledgements Part 1: Divergent Images Upto 1800s CE – A Land of Many Treasures A Land By Many Images But One Identity 1900 CE – A Mystical India 2000 CE – A Slum India How India Lost Its Shining Brand Accounts of Witnesses To The Loss Poverty stereotyped 3 Waves of Plunder Part 2: Focus, India India - A Brand of Resilience Land of Inexhaustible Wealth Land With Inherent Capacity Internal Mobilization Of Resources Resilient India Unbranding The Slum India Image Making, The Indian Way Make In India The Scaled Up, Hyped Up Models of Today Caught in a Swirl Looking Back to Re-learn We Must Have Done Something Good Something Good To EMULATE The ECO-ECO Mindset Ethos of the Indigenous ECO-ECO Mindset of India Economically Viable, Ecologically Friendly Ecologically Viable, Economically Friendly Which Eco to Choose? Why not both, Economically and Ecologically Viable? or even better Making Contrasts The Killing Dyeing Industry Ironing out Differences in Iron and Steel Making BIG Vs Small A Lopsided Global Model The BIG Message in Small Measures Intensive Vs Extensive Footprint and Foodprint of Elephants The Voracious Greed of Humans Extensive Instead of Intensive Small Yet Elephantine A Small But Widespread Secret A Cue from the Indian Q & Q Brand Actually Small But Virtually Big Bigger And Bigger For Smaller And Smaller Blending Big and Small Rebranding Small Scale As Extensive Moving from Centralism to Decentralism Decentralism Extensive Manufacture Vs Intensive Manufacture Aggregation for trade Vs Aggregation for production Local End to End Production Vs Global Linear Assembly Horizontal Range Vs Vertical Scale Mitigating Risk to Industry Priority to Ecology over Economy Success Records From The Past The Indian Way- The Way Forward EXIIM – Extensive, Indigenous, Industrial Model A Convergence Of Economy And Ecology Roots Of India’s Exiim 5Ts India’s Millennia Old Norms The 5T Principles Tradition Technology Trade Talent Truth Essence of Brand Bharat - A “Leading” Brand A Thought Leader Giving What Is Sought Brand Rebuilding Part 3: Awaken The Mind Race Of The World Renaissance Post Renaissance Travel Era – A Reconnaissance Era Trade Era – A Raid Era Navigation Era – A Colonizing Era Industrialization Era – An Automation Era Investment Era – A Capitalizing Era Computational Era – A Crunching Era Communication Era – A Far Reaching Era Information Era – A Socializing Era Knowledge Era – An Aggregating Era Mind Era – A Transcending Era Steering Mind In Futuristic Science Futuristic Science A Cornucopia of Mind based Knowledgebase A Long Understanding of the mind Concept of a Mind Leader Indian View of Evolution – Mind and Form On Mind Powers Of Ancient Indians Veda – A Mind Engineering Marvel By Itself Balanced Use Of Gross And Subtle Power Availability of Literature Power To Develop Mind Power So Much Scope Age of Indian Ideas - Now Sandhi, A Window of Transition At a Cusp, Sandhi Contributions Thus Far ToMorrow – What Will It Be? An Open Book With An Open Mind Offering Indian Thought To Shape Thinking India’s Thinking Process De Bono’s Lateral Thinking With 6 Hats India’s Thinking In 6 Ways The 39 Thinking Tools By The Mind, In The Mind, For The Mind From Mind Era To Space Era A Space Age Calendar A Space Age Teleportation System A Space Age, Age Defier Mind Matters A Jumping Mind Taming The Monkey With An Elephant Power Of The Elephant Mati, The Mind Power Mind Vs Matter An Eternal Fight The Mind Continuum - Brahman 2 Modes Of Existence - Dvidha 5 Levels Of Needs  - Motivational Theory 5 Layers Of Existence – Panchakosha Model Scaling The Peak – Layer By Layer Mental or Fundamental Physiological And Psychological Closed Vs Open True Vs Perceived Mind Vs Space – Brahma And Brahman Brahman And Braahmanaa Jnana And Karma Science Vs Technology The Mind Science Triad Body And Mind – A Tango Fundamental Difference Between West and East Difference in Mindset West Consumes East Mind Science Vs Physical Science Modern Vs Western The Trend The Reverse Flow Steadfastness A Remix A Lead To Follow Part 4: Know Your Strength Offer Based On Own Strengths Than Other’s Constraints Putting into Perspective In Retrospect An Introspection A Prospect Becoming Mindful Rebrand from Inquisitive To Innovative Historical Inquisitive Nature Need For Indigenized Innovativeness Never Dull, Only A Lull Part 5: Shift Your Stand Bharat – Built On A Different Paradigm The Striking Difference Indian Paradigms The Integrated View One World Family The Brief Message Need for Paradigm Shift Bharat Paradigms Bharat – To Lead Paradigm Shifts Break Stereotype of Old is Outdated Shift Paradigms To Shift Leadership Shifting Paradigms, Layer By Layer Paradigm Shifts At Ground Level From Artificially Synthesized To Nature Given – The Next Natural Step From Non-Vegetarianism To Vegetarianism – The Next Meal From Chemical To Natural Farming – The Next Field From Take All To Share 1/3 rd - The Next Ratio From Damming To Diverting Waters – The Next Path To Follow From Raw Materials To Finished Product – The Next Set Of Exports From Power Shortage To Surplus – The Next In Empowering From Curbing To Cleansing Pollution – The Next Clean Act From Intensive To Extensive – The Next In Making Fundamentals Of The Fundamental Level Boldly Go Where No Machine Can Go For Goodness Sake Shifting Paradigms At A Social Level A Cascading Effect From Centralism To Decentralism – The Next Core Philosophy From Centralized To Decentralized – The Next Governing Decision From Gender Equality To Gender Complementary – The Next Balance From Man To Woman Centric Society – The Next Pivot From Nuclear To Joint Family – The Next Family Circle From Population Burden To Capital – The Next Capital Asset From Borrowing To Saving Society – The Next Fine Nuance Of Finance From Poverty Eradication To Prosperity Generation – The Next Strategy From Urban To Rural Centric Planning – The Next Outreach Plan Paradigm Shifts To Align The Mind From Exercise To Yoga – The Next Work In From Hard Skills To Soft Skills – The Next Skillset From English To Samskrt – The Next Language Of Science From Global To Local And Seasonal – The Next Menu From Fast Food To Fine Food - The Next Dining Style From Globally Western To Indigenously Modern – The Next Trend Paradigm Shifts In Science, Knowledge and Awareness From Gross To Subtle – The Next Leap In Science From AFTER To BEFORE Creation - The Next Beginning From Puranics To Genetics - The Next Application To Stem Forth From Ritual To Spiritual – The Next Act From Closed Ip To Open Mind – The Next Door To Be Opened Culmination of All Paradigm Shifts Need For A Silicon - Silica Connect From Existence To Ecosistence – The Next Stable State From Taking To Giving – A Shift We Owe Brand Offerings From India For Future Setting Direction Offering Solace To Humanity Sky Is The Limit Rising Above Earth Rising Minds The Brand Wagon Of India - Then And Future Part 6: Lead Again, India Bharat – A Sustaining Brand Bharata – Relishers Of “Bha” Lead Through Leadership India of the Future India Of The Past – A Green And Grey Matter Bharat was Hard as Metal and Soft as Petal A Mature Civilization Then A Ripening India Now India’s Soft Power India Of The Future - A Steel and Gold Matter Epilogue India, A Giving Civilization No Ill-Will Give She Will, Again



فهرست مطالب

Vol. 1: Made In India
	Dedication
	Benedictory Note
	About Bharath Gyan
	About the Authors
	About Autobiography of India
	Preface
		Made in India
	Acknowledgements
	Part 1: Once Upon A Time – A Golden Age
		Bharat, A Brand of Splendour For Millennia
		Olden Golden Days - 5100 Years Ago and Before
			A Land of Prosperity
			Prosperous Merchants
			Measure of Wealth
			Golden Olden Days
		Highest Degree of Prosperity 300 BCE
			Greek Statement, English Affirmation
			Greek Records of 300 BCE
		What Hiuen Tsang Sang in 600 CE
			Records from the East
			Corroborations on Ground Today
			Endowed with Wealth and Knowledge
		The Ruthless Plunders from 1000 CE
			Attracting Plunderers and Marauders
			Description of Mathura and Raid on Mathura
			Wealth of Delhi
			Noteworthy
		A Brand Worth Millions in 1200 CE
			A Land of Millions Image
			Prosperity Beyond Belief
		India Before the British Rule in 1600 CE
			World’s Richest, Most Urbanized Country
			Land of Abundance
			Richer Than Egypt
			Plenty were in Plenty
			Golden Age Under the Mahratta
		Charting India’s Progress in 1980s
			A Stirring Remark
			The Stunning Report About India
			Further Independent Affirmation
			Consistent Performance Over More Than 2 Millennia
			Softly Wielding Power
	Part 2: Bharat - A Brand
		Brand Bharat
		Brand India
		King of Wisdom
		Jawabe Hind – The Cutting Edge of India
		Hindsa – Strength in Indian Numbers
		Al Hend – Precious India
		Hindus and Hindustan
			Hindian
			Hinduan
			Hindu, Hinduism Came To Be
			Hindustan
		Europe’s Tryst With India
			Arabs, the Face of India to Europe
			Europe’s Direct Contact With India
			From Trade to Raid
	Part 3: Made In India
		Wootz Steel
			Wootz - New Name, But Old Steel
			Popularity of Indian Wootz Steel
		Old Was Not Gold But Steel
		Old Town With A Steely Past
			Kodumanal – Old Town, New Finds
			A Mature Town, A Mature Industry
			Corroborating Steel
			Ideally Located
			Large Sized
			Richly Endowed
			A Connect, Strong as Steel
		Monopoly – The Secret in Tutty
		Cotton and Textiles
			0100 BCE – Attractive Indian Cotton
			1300s CE – Covered with Indian Cotton Shawl
		1580s CE – Addiction to Indian Cotton
			1680s – Still Unable to Desist Indian Cotton
			1800s – Preferred by the East Too
			1980s – Still weaving its magic over the World
			Caught up with Cotton
			Discovery of Cotton
			First to Grow Cotton
			Herodotus on Cotton, in Historia
			World’s Earliest Cotton
			Cotton Country
			The Cotton Brand
		Indigo – The Royal Blue
			Indigo – That which came from India
			Stages in the Indigo Extraction Process
			A Simple Process But Compounded Results
			First Chemical Synthesis
		Mad after Madder – The Red Dye
			Anti Bacterial
			Red Coat
			The Dying Red Dye Slaves
		Coromandel Red or Colcothar
			Colcothar From Kolkotta
		Colours and Dyes
			Land of Colours
			Festival of Colours
		Obsessed with Incense
			Agarbatti – India’s Obsession With Incense
			Many A Intrigue Surrounding Oud
			Curry to the West
			Curry to the East
			Curry from the South
			Curry, The Hot Brand of India
		Cheroot
			Rolling times with Suruttu
			Dindy Cheroot
			Ode to Cheroot
			Top Prizes
			A Fiery Style
		Diamonds, A Forever Brand
			No Diamonds in Europe During 1st Century CE
			Pearls Precious Till 1600s
			Precious Diamonds
			Heera Panna
			Journey of Diamonds to Europe
			Diamonds Outshine All
			Diamond, Vajra - Hard Core Wealth
			The Golcondas
			Golconda – Source of Wealth
			Carat from Ratti-The Small Measure
			The Big Stones of India
			Plunder of Diamonds
			Travel of The Regent
			Koh-i-Noor – Ruling the Destiny of Rulers
			India’s Adamant Diamonds In Greek Records Too
			Diamonds Used In India From Who Knows When
			Formalized Diamond Trade In India
			A Crystal Clear Evidence Of An Advanced Civilization
			Dazzled by Diamonds
			Diamond, an offering of India
			Diamonds Are Forever – An Indian Brand
		Just a Spoon Full Of Sugar
			India’s Sugarcane History
			Farming Sugarcane with a Brand
			Crystalizing India’s Sugar History
			Extracting the Sugar From the Cane
			India’s Long Link With This Cane
			Home of Sugarcane Acknowledged
			From Sweet Salt to Sugar
			Condensed Story of The Sugar Crystal
		Baharat – Old Spice
			Bharat – The Spice Land
			Turkey – World’s Exchange Node
			Turkey – The Gateway to Spice
			India – Hot and Spicy
			History of Spices
			Common Man’s Common Spices in India
			Dhaniya, Coriander
			Jeera, Cumin
			Saunf, Fennel
			Methi, Fenugreek
			Adrak, Ginger
			Haldi, Turmeric
			Spicy Names, Juicy Brains
			Spices – Food and Medicine
		Indian Trade and Navigation
			Trade Facts and Artifacts
			Indian Ship Sizes
			Archaeological Ratifications
			Lothal – A Model Port
			Dwaraka – a Gateway of India
			Unparalleled Indian Sea Farers
			India’s Naval Activity
		Exporting Ships Besides Exporting Using Ships
			Trade and Navigation
			Navigation and Shipbuilding
			The British Naval Advantage
			Seaworthy and Noteworthy Indian ships
			Indian Ship Yards – Excelling by all yardsticks
			Indian Craftsmanship in Ship Building
			Growth of Sea Power
			Power Behind Sea Power
			Sea Battles from 1600s
			Masterstroke of the British
			The Great Indian Advantage
			Indian Naval Prowess – A Double Edged Sword for India
			Four IS Formidable
			America or India? – Not a Hard Choice
		Indian Ships Steered World History
			HMS Drake
			HMS Minden
			HMS Cornwallis
			Seaworthy and Noteworthy
			The East Indiamen – Who or What Were They?
			A Sound Course?
			Shipping, The Flagship Brand of Bharat
	Part 4: The Winds of Change
		History of Shipping, Ship building and Trade
			A 5000 year old Indian Practice
			A Towering Similarity
			Dhows from India – Lifeline of Arabia
			The Changeover from Need to Greed
		Lordship for Britain
			Indian Shipping - Better for the British
			A Windfall For Britain
			Necessity – The Mother Of Inventions
			Capital – The Nourisher of Inventions
			A Game Changing Era
			Indian Sea Power - The Anchor for British Naval Power
		Hardship for Indians
			Indian ships – A  competition for British ships
			Overseas Trade Destroyed
			Mariners Destroyed
			Yards Destroyed
			Industry Destroyed
			Deliberate Destruction
			The Indian Sea Scape
			Elegy on the Death of Indian Shipping Industry
		Revival of Indian Shipping
			Many Ripples
			The First Wave
			The Wave of Success
			Courage, Enterprise and Forethought
			Wave After Wave Of Indian Shipping Industry
		Direction from Bharat
			Sea the Route to India’s Prosperity
			Trade Secrets
			A Brand Leader
		Epilogue
Vol. 2: Roots In India
	Dedication
	Benedictory Note
	About Bharath Gyan
	About the Authors
	About Autobiography of India
	Preface
		Roots in India
	Foreword-1
	Acknowledgements
	Part 1: Rooted In India
		Buddhism
			Bamiyan – Gateway to the Land of the Buddha
			Buddhism in South and East Asia
		Zen Buddhism
		Zero
			Due To Zero
			No Zero in Roman Numerals
			Introduction of Zero into Europe
			The Incomprehensible Zero
			Zero – A Sign of Confusion
			Profound Sign of zero
			No Zero in Roman Calendar
			Early Evidences Of A Written Zero
			The Journey of Zero
			Zero, A Place Holder For Everything
			Nothing went from India
		Infinity – The Unfathomable Endlessness
			Source of Infinity
			Representing Infinity
			Infinity – A Wholesome, Poorna Definition
			Infinity – A Wholesome Appreciation
			Journey of Infinity
			Staal’s Stark Statement
		Numerals – India’s Counting Contribution
			The Great Indian Impact
			Of Indian Origin
			Numerals Come Back a Full Circle
		A Land of Measures and Metrics
			Decimal – The Scale of 10
			Expression from Units to Highest
			Unique Expressions
			Metric System
			Nothing, but a Contrasting Image
		Algebra
			Bija Ganitham
			Bija Ganitham to Algebra
		Algorithm
		Geometry
		360 Degrees - Going Around in Circles!
			Chakra and Circle
			360 Degrees from 1 x 360 days
			360 Degrees from 360 pairs of Offsprings
			360 Degrees from 4 x 90 names
			360 Degrees from 12x30 days
			360 Degrees from 360 Sunrises
			Summing All the Angles
		The Story of Pi (∏)
			The Most Valuable Ratio
			PI - The Paridhi-Vyasa Sambandhana
			Circular Shapes For Usage
			Circular Structures that Towered
			Circular Sky to Map
			Circular Seas to Navigate
			The Formulation of Pi
			Birth of Pi
			Birth of the notion of Pi
			Birth of the name Pi
			Journey of Pi
			Pi – A Perimeter Around the World
		Trigonometry
			Trijya, The Basis for Trigonometry
			From Jya to Sine
			Sine – A Good Sign
		Calculus – Its Origins
			Calculus – The Science of Calculating
			Another Dimension to Calculus – Challenges to Calculating
			Calculus – The Indian Answer
			Calculus From Indian Theology
			Study of Calculus in India
			Calculus - the Basis
		Meru – Mathematical Pyramids
			A Common Name
			The Indian base to Pyramids
			Indian Pyramids, Meru
			Meru in Literature and Culture
			Meru, Joining Body and Mind in Yoga
			Meru in Worship
		The Golden Triangle of Meru
			Meru Prastara in Sastra
			Fibonacci’s Sequence in Maths
			A Golden Ratio
		Yantra – The Zenith of Pyramids, The Meru
			Golden Ratio – Basis of Divine Art
			A Geometric Progression of Divine Art
			A Common Pattern
			Meru Prastara - A Divine Arrangement
			Yantra – The Geomtery in Nature
			Understanding Pyramids
			Missing the Connect
			Joining the Worlds
			Meru, The Summit of Human Thought
		Maths - Securing Communication & Civilization
			Modern Cryptography – Science of Encoding
			Encoding Love
			Encoding War
			Encoding Worship
			Encoding Knowledge
			Encoding Harmony / Music
			Encoded Metres
			Encoding Immortality
			An Expression of Mathematics
			From Mathematics to Ethics
		Maths, Ganitham - A Heavy Subject
		Travel of Mathematics from India to Europe
			Need for Indian Mathematics
			An Underestimated Contribution
			An Untraced Contribution
			A Witness Even After 400 Centuries
		Mathematics – A Resounding Contribution from India
			Intellect and Imagination
			A Designated Space for Intellect
			Indian “Math” and Greek “Mathematica”
			Phonetic and Semantic Similarity in Mathematics
		Crest of the Peacock – Intellect In Sway
		Music – A Mix of Maths, Mood and Melody
			A Song In The Lips
			Thus Evolved Prose
			Soon Came Poetry
			Evolution of Music
			Similar Music, Similar Notes
			Do Re Mi – The European Notes
			A Noteworthy Question
			India’s Music Tradition
			Saptaswara – Origins in Nature
			An Age Old Structuring
			The Influence of Sama Gana
			Saman to Psalm
			The Profundity in the Indian Notes
			An Undeniable Inference
			The Concluding Note
		IST – Indian Standard Time / Prime Meridian
			GMT - Greenwich Meridian Time
			Keeping Time With Meridians
			Meridian – The Midday
			Why Greenwich?
			Past Prime Meridians
			Ujjain – Prime Meridian of The Ancient World
			Maha Kaleshwara Temple – An ancient Observatory?
			Significance of Ujjain
			The Cardinal Points on Earth
			Implications of a Prime Meridian
			Tracing Ujjain’s History
			Ujjain – The Timekeeper
			Tracing the Timeline for World’s Timeline
			The Ancient Date Line
			Knowledge Share
			A Joke
			An Irony
		Khaki
		Pyjama
			Dressing Tips from Tipu
			A Pyjama Wardrobe
			Pyjama Fashion
		Umbrella
			A Shady Contraption
		Shampoo
		Rocketry
			From where, when, how?
			Rocket Force
			The Rocket Centre
			The Rocket Havoc
			A Crashing Defeat
			British Interest
			Father and Son Duo
			Congreve Rockets
			Fireworks -  Works for Display
			Tips from Tipu
			Resounding Voices
			Rockets Go Way Back in India
			A Scathing Acknowledgement
			A Long Trail
	Part 2: Started In India
		Chess
			A Sindhi Legend
			Arabic Acknowledgement
			The Persian Connect
			Losing Limbs in Chess Than In War
			Chess Travels Further West to Europe
			Chess In a Cipher by Vedanta Desika
			Antiquity of Chess
			Games of War Strategy
			Games of Chance
			The Croatian Coat Of Truth
			Chess Goes to China
			The Black and White Fact
			Spread of Chess From India
		Board Games
			Pachisi – A Precursor to Ludo
			Vice from Dice
			Morals Through Dice
			Board Games Travel
			Board Games - Etched in Time
		Club Sports
			Snooker
			Carrom – A Precursor To Snooker And Billiards
			Cards
			Shuttlecock – Badminton
		Polo
			History of Polo
			Invention of Polo
			1400 BCE - Pana
			34 BCE
			1210 CE
			1500s CE
			Brits take to Polo
			Polo develops Team Spirit
			Polo Pierces A Hole Into Aryan Myth
		Contact Sports
			Karate
			Jujutsu
			The Roots
			Parent Form Still Alive
			Martial Arts in India
			India’s Hand In Martial Arts
		Stadium
			Indian Stadia – Rangabhoomi
			Sports Stadia of Dholavira
			Convergence of literature, tradition and archaeology
			Precursor to Greek and Roman stadia
			Sports - A Long Time Entertainer
		Epilogue
Vol. 3: Unique To India
	Dedication
	Benedictory Note
	About Bharath Gyan
	About the Authors
	About Autobiography of India
	Preface
		Icons of India
		unique to India
	Acknowledgements
	Part 1: Style
		Namaste
			A Heart Felt Salutation
			A Yogic Expression
			Namaste – a Human as well as Divine Expression
			“Such” A Sign of Homage
			Variations in Levels
			Variations in the Word
			Variations in Style
		Athithi Devo Bhava – A Welcoming Smile
			Atithi – A Divine Guest
			Atithi - An Unannounced Guest
			Welcomed the Africans
			Europeans
			A Land That Welcomes Visitors
			India - A Safe Haven Brand
		The Welcoming Signs of India
			Poorna Kumbha – A Harbinger of Prosperity and Purity
			Mango Leaves - Transmitting Auspiciousness
			A Reception or A Receptacle?
			Toran – Welcoming Good Energies
			Symbolic Torans in Art
		Bindi - The Identifying Mark
			Pooja Mark and Beyond
			Bindi Seen All Around India
			A Dot, But a Wide Spread Culture
		Sari, Dhoti, Angavastram
			The Uncut and the Unstitched
			Angavastram
			Cotton and Culture in a Cloth
		Vegetarianism
			1/3rd Indians - Vegetarians by Choice
		Dharma
			A Unique Concept and Word
			Meaning of Dharma
			Dharma – Not Just for Humans
			Dharma – Not Just for Earthlings
			Dharma – The Innate Character of Character
			Dharma – A Relationship, A Role
		Karma
			Indian Sense of Karma
			Overlooked Side of Karma
			Karma, A Binding Act
	Part 2: Sights
		God and Idols
		Temples
			Need of the Divine or Need for the Divine?
			Temples And The Art of Preserving Arts
			Temples And The Spring of Fertility
			The Not So Obvious
			Ratio – Constant Across Times, Across India
			For us to divine
			Temples - Convergence Of the Divergent
	Part 3: Symbols
		National Symbols of India
			Emblem of India
			National Flag
		Lotus – The National Flower
			Lotus – Life Bond
			Lotus – Knowledge Connect
			Lotus’ Profound Message
		Mango – The National Fruit
		Tiger – The National Animal
		Peacock – National Bird
		Veena – The National Musical Instrument
		National Anthem
			Jai Hind – The Nation’s Cry
			Jai Hind, A Firm Call
			Symbolic Representation of India
		OM
		Swastika
			Good or Evil?
			World Wide Usage
			In S.E.Asia
			Unravelling the Swastika
			Plane of Swastika
			The Swirling Universe
			Swirling Swastika – A Universal Symbol
			Swastika and Auspiciousness
	Part 4: Features
		Tanks of Prosperity
			1017 CE – Al Biruni writes about India
			326 BCE – Megasthenes writes about India
			1600 CE – British write about India
			200 Years Ago - 9 Lakh Water Bodies
			A Unique Feat
			A Unique Brand
			The Brand Steps Down
		Ganga
			From Ganga Sagar to Bay of Bengal
			Krishna Brands Ganga
			In Rome’s Fountain
			On Maps
		Monsoon Rains -  Varsha, Varsha, Varsha
			Monsoon - Indian Rains
			Varsha – Varsha - Varsha
			Rains Every Year
			Rains During Ramayana times
			Rains And Battle
			Bharathvarsha - The Land Branded By Rains
		The Himalayas
			The Dividing Range
			The Abode of Snow That Bodes Well
			Home to Yathis and Yetis
			Towering Peaks
			Mt.Everest - From 8848 Metres Tall to a Mere 6 Feet Height
			The Peaks Speak
			Himalaya – The Sibling of India
		Epilogue
Vol. 4: Leads From India
	Dedication
	Benedictory Note
	About Bharath Gyan
	About the Authors
	About Autobiography of India
	Preface
		Thought Leadership From India
		Seeking Seers
		Many Migrants
		Slaves and Scholars
		Travelling Monks
		Tireless Traders
		Slain Soldiers
		Planted Peasants
		Persevering Pioneers
		Proficient Professionals
		Guiding Gurus
		All Men Great and Small
		Leads From India
	Foreword
	Acknowledgements
	Part 1: Led To India
		A Land of Learning
			The Arabic Quest
			The Chinese Quest
			The Greek Quest
			Takshasila- The 1st International University of the World
			Nalanda – Another International University
			Other International Universities
		Knowledge Centre
			The Robust Education System
	Part 2: Led By India
		Samskrt – A Basis for Western Thought
			Samskrt Studies in Europe
			An Element of Wonder
			Veda, the Fountainhead
			Samskrt thought a foundation
			Dara Shikoh – Du Perron Route
		Samskrt – A Basis for World Tongue
			Vocabulary
			Idioms and Phrases
		Modern System of Education from Madras
			Taken from Madras
			Egmore Goes to England
			Key Take Aways By Bell
			Universities in England
			Non Violent System of India
			Acknowledgement Due
			Lancasterian System of Instruction
			Given Back to India
		Rhyme and Reason
			Avvaiyar’s Aathichudi – Tamil classic rhymes
			Hindi Rhymes
			Veda – Source of Rhyme and Rhythm
			Land of Morals and Rhymes
		Fables and Values
			Children’s Fascination for Animals
			Pasu Pakshi Katha – Animal Fables of India
			The Journey of Fables from India
			Fables – A Fabulous Brand of India
		Kamasutra
		Kissing – A Secret On the Lips
			A Blame Game
			Kissing – Not a World Affair
			Tracing the First Kiss
			Historical Kisses
			Technique of Kissing
			Etymology of Kiss
			Speaking the Language of Love
			Kiss - A Single Act With Many Messages
			Kiss – A Brand Not to Be Missed
		Rhinoplasty -  India’s Answer to Shaming
			Surpanaka’s Shaming
			Sepoys’ Shaming
			The First Rhinoplasty Of The West
		Ayurveda – The Lifeline of India
			Surgeon - Practicing Medicine With Knife
			Physician - Practicing Medicine With Plants
			Counsellors - Practicing Medicine With Words
			Varieties Of Ayurveda
			Tracing The Legacy Of Ayurveda
			A Subtle But Gross Contrast
			Ayurveda – The Knowledge Of Life
			Many Firsts
			Breathing
			Hridayam – A Heart Stopper
			Twin birth
		Medicine along with Buddhism
			Ayurveda to China
			Ayurveda in Thailand
			Ayurveda in Central Asia
			Ayurveda – Treated as a Brand of India
		Inoculation In India
			Inoculation in India
			Invocation with Inoculation
			The Western Invention
			Inoculation Seen as Intervention
			Inoculation Indoctrinated Into Medicine
		Horse Breeding
			Salihotra – A Horse Poet
			Salihotra’s Legacy
			Horses in India 5100 years ago
			Topsy Turvy
		Ahimsa – Might is Not Right
			The British Might In Early 1900s
			Turning Topsy Turvy
			The Ironic Weapon
			What is this Ahimsa?
			Ahimsa Rahasya – Secret of Ahimsa
			Solidarity Movement, Poland
			Non Co-operation in South Africa
			Martin Luther King in America
			A Place for the Oppressed to Express
			Statue of Mahatma Gandhi – 21st Century Global Icon for Ahimsa
			Recurrent effectiveness of Ahimsa
			Isms
			Ahimsa for Future?
			Soft Power, the New Age Paradigm
			Ahimsa, where Right is Left
			Ahimsa  – Non violent, Not Passive
			Khadi – A Soft Tool of Ahimsa
			To Bear and Brand in Our Mind
		Yoga, A Universal Brand From Bharat
			The Roots
			The Practice
			Yoga Travels World Over
			World Yoga Day
		Philosophy
		Spirituality
			The Essence of Spirituality
			Striking A Balance
			From the Land of Thinkers, Guru and Masters
			An Unbalanced War
			Spiritual Weapons
			Ever Relevant – An Art, A Practice, A Technology
			The Transcending Spirit
	Part 3: Who Led India?
		Guru
			A Long Lineage
			Untraceable Knowledge
			Why did India Need Gurus?
			Famous Personages, Famous Guru
			Guru – The Conscience Keepers of Society
			Heavy with Benevolence and Wisdom
			The Guiding Gurus
			Foremost Guru
			Fine Levels in Guru
			Guru Parampara – An Over 7100 Year Old Tradition
		India’s Beautiful Tree
		The Brand Called Bharat
			A Wave of Brands
			In Medieval Ages Otherwise
		Epilogue
Vol. 5: Future From India
	Dedication
	Benedictory Note
	About Bharath Gyan
	About the Authors
	About Autobiography of India
	Preface
		A Giving Civilization
		A Mindful, Mind Exercise
		Future From India
	Foreword
	Acknowledgements
	Part 1: Divergent Images
		Upto 1800s CE – A Land of Many Treasures
			A Land By Many Images
			But One Identity
		1900 CE – A Mystical India
		2000 CE – A Slum India
		How India Lost Its Shining Brand
			Accounts of Witnesses To The Loss
			Poverty stereotyped
			3 Waves of Plunder
	Part 2: Focus, India
		India - A Brand of Resilience
			Land of Inexhaustible Wealth
			Land With Inherent Capacity
			Internal Mobilization Of Resources
			Resilient India
			Unbranding The Slum India Image
		Making, The Indian Way
			Make In India
			The Scaled Up, Hyped Up Models of Today
			Caught in a Swirl
			Looking Back to Re-learn
			We Must Have Done Something Good
			Something Good To EMULATE
		The ECO-ECO Mindset
			Ethos of the Indigenous ECO-ECO Mindset of India
			Economically Viable, Ecologically Friendly
			Ecologically Viable, Economically Friendly
			Which Eco to Choose?
			Why not both, Economically and Ecologically Viable?
			or even better
		Making Contrasts
			The Killing Dyeing Industry
			Ironing out Differences in Iron and Steel Making
		BIG Vs Small
			A Lopsided Global Model
			The BIG Message in Small Measures
		Intensive Vs Extensive
			Footprint and Foodprint of Elephants
			The Voracious Greed of Humans
			Extensive Instead of Intensive
			Small Yet Elephantine
			A Small But Widespread Secret
			A Cue from the Indian Q & Q Brand
			Actually Small But Virtually Big
			Bigger And Bigger For Smaller And Smaller
			Blending Big and Small
			Rebranding Small Scale As Extensive
			Moving from Centralism to Decentralism
		Decentralism
			Extensive Manufacture Vs Intensive Manufacture
			Aggregation for trade Vs Aggregation for production
			Local End to End Production Vs Global Linear Assembly
			Horizontal Range Vs Vertical Scale
			Mitigating Risk to Industry
			Priority to Ecology over Economy
		Success Records From The Past
			The Indian Way- The Way Forward
		EXIIM – Extensive, Indigenous, Industrial Model
			A Convergence Of Economy And Ecology
			Roots Of India’s Exiim
		5Ts
			India’s Millennia Old Norms
			The 5T Principles
			Tradition
			Technology
			Trade
			Talent
			Truth
		Essence of Brand Bharat - A “Leading” Brand
			A Thought Leader
			Giving What Is Sought
			Brand Rebuilding
	Part 3: Awaken The Mind
		Race Of The World
			Renaissance
			Post Renaissance
			Travel Era – A Reconnaissance Era
			Trade Era – A Raid Era
			Navigation Era – A Colonizing Era
			Industrialization Era – An Automation Era
			Investment Era – A Capitalizing Era
			Computational Era – A Crunching Era
			Communication Era – A Far Reaching Era
			Information Era – A Socializing Era
			Knowledge Era – An Aggregating Era
			Mind Era – A Transcending Era
		Steering Mind In Futuristic Science
			Futuristic Science
			A Cornucopia of Mind based Knowledgebase
			A Long Understanding of the mind
			Concept of a Mind Leader
			Indian View of Evolution – Mind and Form
			On Mind Powers Of Ancient Indians
			Veda – A Mind Engineering Marvel By Itself
			Balanced Use Of Gross And Subtle Power
			Availability of Literature
			Power To Develop Mind Power
			So Much Scope
		Age of Indian Ideas - Now
			Sandhi, A Window of Transition
			At a Cusp, Sandhi
			Contributions Thus Far
			ToMorrow – What Will It Be?
			An Open Book With An Open Mind
		Offering Indian Thought To Shape Thinking
			India’s Thinking Process
			De Bono’s Lateral Thinking With 6 Hats
			India’s Thinking In 6 Ways
			The 39 Thinking Tools
			By The Mind, In The Mind, For The Mind
		From Mind Era To Space Era
			A Space Age Calendar
			A Space Age Teleportation System
			A Space Age, Age Defier
		Mind Matters
			A Jumping Mind
			Taming The Monkey With An Elephant
			Power Of The Elephant
			Mati, The Mind Power
		Mind Vs Matter
			An Eternal Fight
			The Mind Continuum - Brahman
			2 Modes Of Existence - Dvidha
			5 Levels Of Needs  - Motivational Theory
			5 Layers Of Existence – Panchakosha Model
			Scaling The Peak – Layer By Layer
		Mental or Fundamental
			Physiological And Psychological
			Closed Vs Open
			True Vs Perceived
			Mind Vs Space – Brahma And Brahman
			Brahman And Braahmanaa
			Jnana And Karma
			Science Vs Technology
			The Mind Science Triad
			Body And Mind – A Tango
		Fundamental Difference Between West and East
			Difference in Mindset
			West Consumes East
			Mind Science Vs Physical Science
		Modern Vs Western
			The Trend
			The Reverse Flow
			Steadfastness
			A Remix
			A Lead To Follow
	Part 4: Know Your Strength
		Offer Based On Own Strengths Than Other’s Constraints
			Putting into Perspective
			In Retrospect
			An Introspection
			A Prospect
			Becoming Mindful
		Rebrand from Inquisitive To Innovative
			Historical Inquisitive Nature
			Need For Indigenized Innovativeness
			Never Dull, Only A Lull
	Part 5: Shift Your Stand
		Bharat – Built On A Different Paradigm
			The Striking Difference
			Indian Paradigms
			The Integrated View
			One World Family
			The Brief Message
			Need for Paradigm Shift
			Bharat Paradigms
		Bharat – To Lead Paradigm Shifts
			Break Stereotype of Old is Outdated
			Shift Paradigms To Shift Leadership
			Shifting Paradigms, Layer By Layer
		Paradigm Shifts At Ground Level
			From Artificially Synthesized To Nature Given – The Next Natural Step
			From Non-Vegetarianism To Vegetarianism – The Next Meal
			From Chemical To Natural Farming – The Next Field
			From Take All To Share 1/3 rd - The Next Ratio
			From Damming To Diverting Waters – The Next Path To Follow
			From Raw Materials To Finished Product – The Next Set Of Exports
			From Power Shortage To Surplus – The Next In Empowering
			From Curbing To Cleansing Pollution – The Next Clean Act
			From Intensive To Extensive – The Next In Making
			Fundamentals Of The Fundamental Level
			Boldly Go Where No Machine Can Go
			For Goodness Sake
		Shifting Paradigms At A Social Level
			A Cascading Effect
			From Centralism To Decentralism – The Next Core Philosophy
			From Centralized To Decentralized – The Next Governing Decision
			From Gender Equality To Gender Complementary – The Next Balance
			From Man To Woman Centric Society – The Next Pivot
			From Nuclear To Joint Family – The Next Family Circle
			From Population Burden To Capital – The Next Capital Asset
			From Borrowing To Saving Society – The Next Fine Nuance Of Finance
			From Poverty Eradication To Prosperity Generation – The Next Strategy
			From Urban To Rural Centric Planning – The Next Outreach Plan
		Paradigm Shifts To Align The Mind
			From Exercise To Yoga – The Next Work In
			From Hard Skills To Soft Skills – The Next Skillset
			From English To Samskrt – The Next Language Of Science
			From Global To Local And Seasonal – The Next Menu
			From Fast Food To Fine Food - The Next Dining Style
			From Globally Western To Indigenously Modern – The Next Trend
		Paradigm Shifts In Science, Knowledge and Awareness
			From Gross To Subtle – The Next Leap In Science
			From AFTER To BEFORE Creation - The Next Beginning
			From Puranics To Genetics - The Next Application To Stem Forth
			From Ritual To Spiritual – The Next Act
			From Closed Ip To Open Mind – The Next Door To Be Opened
		Culmination of All Paradigm Shifts
			Need For A Silicon - Silica Connect
			From Existence To Ecosistence – The Next Stable State
			From Taking To Giving – A Shift We Owe
		Brand Offerings From India For Future
			Setting Direction
			Offering Solace To Humanity
			Sky Is The Limit
			Rising Above Earth
			Rising Minds
			The Brand Wagon Of India - Then And Future
	Part 6: Lead Again, India
		Bharat – A Sustaining Brand
			Bharata – Relishers Of “Bha”
			Lead Through Leadership
		India of the Future
			India Of The Past – A Green And Grey Matter
			Bharat was Hard as Metal and Soft as Petal
			A Mature Civilization Then
			A Ripening India Now
			India’s Soft Power
			India Of The Future - A Steel and Gold Matter
		Epilogue
			India, A Giving Civilization
			No Ill-Will
			Give She Will, Again




نظرات کاربران