1. 1. Ancient Indian Technologies and their Relevance :
   1.1 Material technology – Padarth/Dravya Vijnana Vidya
   1.2 Metal technology – Loha Vidya
   1.3 War & Self-Protection technology – Yuddha Vidya
   1.4 Agriculture technology – Krushi Vidya
   1.5 Mining technology – Rasayana Vidya
   1.6 Machine technology – Yantra Vidya
   1.7 Vedic Space technology – Kagola Vidya
   1.8 Aero-Space technology - Vimānasasthra Vidya
   1.9 Ocean Technology – Sagara Shastra
2. 2. Ancient Indian Management and their Relevance :
   2.1 Management concepts and practices of ancient scriptures and non-scriptures
   2.2 Roots of modern management concepts, practices, and strategies from ancient Indian literature
   2.3 Ancient organizations & Management models
   2.4 Ancient War management systems
   2.5 Ancient management strategies
   2.6 Ancient food and travel management practices
   2.7 Ancient Education Systems, Institutions, & Universities
3. 3. Ancient Indian Architecture and Vasthu:
   3.1 Vastu in scriptures like Vedas, Puranas, Upanishads, Ramayana, Mahabharata, etc
   3.2 Ancient Indian Architecture including Hindu temple architecture, Indo-Islamic architecture, especially Mughal architecture, Rajput architecture and Indo-Saracenic architecture
   3.3 Origin & development of Vastu Shastra
   3.4 Research in Vastu Shastra for Buildings, structures, and human wellbeing
   3.5 Relevancy of Vastu Shastra for current Indian Architectural Era
   3.6 Shilpa Shastra and Civic & Town Planning
   3.7 Sacred Rivers and Sacred Temple locations of Hinduism
4. 4. Ancient Indian Astrology and Numerology :
   4.1 Astrology & Human belief
   4.2 Ancient Indian Numerology
   4.3 Vedic Numerology
   4.4 Vedic Astrology
   4.5 Various Astrology prediction models
   4.6 Scientific astrology & numerology ?
   4.7 Astrology as Profession
   4.8 Branches of Astrology – Samhitha, Hora, Ganitha, & Phala Jyothisya
5. 5. Ancient Indian Astronomy and Khagola Shastra :
   5.1 Ancient Indian Astronomy
   5.2 Vedic astronomy and post Vedic astronomy
   5.3 Contributions of ancient astronomers: Aryabhatta, Varahamihira, Brahmagupta, Bhaskaracharya, etc
   5.4 Archaeo-astronomy
   5.5 Indian optical astronomy and Indian Astronomical Instruments
   5.6 Comparison of Indian and Chinese astronomy
   5.7 Medieval Indian Astronomy
   5.8 Astronomy – past, present and future
6. 6. Great Indian Epics, Vedas, and Puranas :
   6.1 Relevance of Social Practices derived from Great Indian Epics, Vedas, and Puranas
   6.2 Values, Ethics, Leadership & Super Human Practices in Great Indian Epics, Vedas, and Puranas
   6.3 Strategic & political management practices in Great Indian Epics, Vedas, and Puranas
   6.4 Technology management practices in Great Indian Epics, Vedas, and Puranas
   6.5 People management practices in Great Indian Epics, Vedas, and Puranas
   6.6 Education management practices in Great Indian Epics, Vedas, and Puranas
   6.7 Agricultural and food processing management practices in Great Indian Epics, Vedas, and Puranas
   6.8 Rigveda, the Yajurveda, the Samaveda, and the Atharvaveda
   6.9 Various types of Yajna-Yagas, Chanting Sthotras, and their effect on Nature and Human beings
   6.10 Remedies for various diseases as practiced and learned in Vedas
7. 7. Indian Medical & Medicinal Practices :
   7.1 Ayurveda - traditional Indian medicine system
   7.2 Siddha medicine system
   7.3 Contributions of Maharshi Charaka, Sushruta, vagbhata
   7.4 Medicinal plants & Herbals
   7.5 Traditional medicine in India
   7.6 Life-span expansion (Amrutha), Lifesaving medicines (Sanjeevini) using Ayurveda
   7.7 Shalya Chikithsa (Surgery)
8. 8. Yoga & naturopathy Practices :
   8.1 Yogic Sciences & Spirituality
   8.2 Six Branches of Yoga: Hatha, Raja, Tantra, Jnana, Bhakti, and Karma Yoga
   8.3 Yoga and meditation
   8.4 Naadi Shastra & Rekhi
   8.5 Diet and nutrition
   8.6 Fasting-therapy, Mud-therapy, and Hydro-therapy
   8.7 Chiropractic and Osteopathy, Manipulation-therapy, Exercise and electro-therapy, Reflexology, Counselling, etc
   8.8 Psychology – Manashastra
9. 9. Shastra & Darshanas :
   9.1 Shad Darshanas including Nyaya, Sankhya, Yoga, Vaisheshika, Poorva Mimamsa, and Uttara Mimamsa
   9.2 Yoga-shastra, Nyaya-shastra, Dharma-shastra, Kama-shastra, Moksha-shastra, Arthashastra, Alankara-shastra (rhetoric), Kavya-shastra (poetics)
   9.3 Ancient legal & administrative system
   9.4 Four Purusharthas — Dharma (righteousness), Artha (wealth), Kama (desire), and Moksha (liberation)
   9.5 Hinduism, Jainism, Buddhism, and Sikhism
   9.6 Agama Shastra, Tantra Shastra & their Applications in Hindu Tradition
   9.7 Mudras in Hinduism, Jainism, and Buddhism
   
10. 10. Vedantha & Upanishad :
    10.1 Panini’s grammar
    10.2 Dvaitha-vedānta
    10.3 Advaita-vedānta
    10.4 Vishistadvaitha-vedānta
    10.5 Shaiva -vedanta
    10.6 Brihadaranyaka, Chandogya, Taittiriya, Aitareya, Kena, Katha, Eesha, Mundaka, Prashna, and Mandukya Upanishads
11. 11. Science & Indian Philosophy :
    11.1 Science & spirituality
    11.2 Vedic Mathematics
    11.3 Indian Knowledge System based approaches to philosophical traditions
    11.4 Veda and Philosophy
    11.5 Vedic & Classical Sanskrit Literature
    11.6 Indian Knowledge Traditions and their Application
    11.7 Review of Criticism of Indian Knowledge Traditions
    11.8 Soul & Reincarnation concepts (including Parakaya Pravesha)
12. 12. Manuscript Preparation, Edition, & Preservation :
    12.1 Manuscripts Editing, Translations, and Preparation of Critical Editions
    12.2 Environmental awareness in Vedic period
    12.3 Ancient knowledge to conserve biodiversity and ecological protection
    12.4 Worship & Priesthood (Puja & Pourohithya)
    12.5 Ancient Indian Traditions
    
13. 13. Natyashastra :
    13.1 Barathiya Natyashatra – Origin & Development
    13.2 Music and Drama
    13.3 Performed Arts
    13.4 Different Classical Dance forms of India
    13.5 Impact of Natyashastra on Humanity & Innovations
    
14. 14. Sanskrit Literature :
    14.1 Vedic Literature
    14.2 Hindu religious Literature
    14.3 Scientific & Secular Literature
    14.4 Classical Sanskrit Literature
    14.5 Sanskrit Literature Writers
    14.6 Modern Sanskrit Literature – Tradition and Innovations
    14.7 Sanskrit Literature and Indian Culture
    14.8 Sanskrit-based Artificial Intelligence & Machine learning systems
    14.9 Sanskrit- based Computer Science & Computational Languages
    14.10 Sanskrit and other Languages
15. 15. Sangeetha Shastra :
    15.1 Bharathiya Sangeetha Shastra
    15.2 Indian Musical Instruments
    15.3 Various Contributions and Contributors
    15.4 Karnataka Sangeeta Sastra
    15.5 Hindustani Sangeeta Sastra
    15.6 Regional Music and Comparisons
    15.7 New research areas in Music composition, Music education, Sound Recording, etc
16. 16. Women and Sanskrit :
    16.1 Contribution of Women to Indian Knowledge and Sanskrit
    16.2 Sanskrit Slokas and Gender equality
    16.3 Empowerment of women based on Sanskrit Texts
    16.4 Women in Sanskrit Literature
    16.5 Women and Hindu Tradition
    16.6 Women education in Ancient India
    16.7 Importance for Goddess in Indian Literature
17. 17. Contemporary Influence of Sanskrit on present & Future Generations
    17.1 Contemporary Sanskrit Literature
    17.2 Challenges and Opportunities for Sanskrit as a Communicative medium
    17.3 Impact of Information Technology on Preservation of Indian Knowledge and Sanskrit Literature Collections
    17.4 Relevance of Indian Knowledge & Sanskrit for 21st Century technology driven society
    17.5 Contribution of Indian Knowledge and Sanskrit - Lessons learned & to be carried for future generations
    17.6 Spiritual Institutions and their Contributions to Indian Knowledge and Sanskrit
18. 18. Bhagavad-Gita & Vishnu Sahasranama :
    18.1 Bhagavad-Gita: A Universal Scripture – Commentaries, Analysis and Interpretation
    18.2 Leadership Lessons from Bhagavad-Gita
    18.3 Bhakti-Yoga
    18.4 Bhagavad-Gita & Karma-Yoga
    18.5 Bhagavad-Gita & Krishna Philosophy
    18.6 Life Lessons from Bhagavad-Gita & Related Case Studies
    18.7 Impact and Influence of Bhagavad-Gita on Humanity
    18.8 Vishnu Sahasranama and Spiritual Instructions
    
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