An exposition of the fundamental concepts, history, philosophy, teachings, doctrines, and the system of Upaniṣads.

Study on creation in R̥gveda and Vedic literature and philosophy.

Contributed seminar papers on Vedic literature and civilization.

Study on the philosophy of Vedas and Upanishads.

Comparative study of Hindu, Buddhist and Jaina logic.

Study of concept of sin and virtue in Vedic literature.

Research papers on fundamentals of Hindu philosophy and doctrines in Vedic literature.

Philosophical debate on Vedic philosophy held in Udipi in 1997.

Contributed seminar papers on Vedic theory of creation, philosophy and science.

Educational value and ethics in Vedic literature; contributed research papers.

Research papers on Vedas and Vedic philosophy.

Study of Advaita philosophy in Vedas and Upanishads.

On ancient system of study Vedic literature and and schools of Indic philosophy.

Study on the philosophy of Vedas and Upanishads.

Transcript of papers present on the 19h India Conference of WAVES was organized with the collaboration of Delhi Sanskrit Academy at its campus on November 27-29, 2015 on the theme 'Science and Spirituality in Vedic Traditions.

The writing of literary histories of Tamil literature coincided with the practice of history itself as a discipline starting in the late nineteenth century. The historiographical practices conflated Tamil literary history, religious history, as well as notions of the Tamil nation, which led to such works becoming vitally important legitimising narratives that established the claim of self-defining groups within a new Tamil modernity. The absence of such a narrative also meant the erasure of a particular group, identifying itself as a (...) caste or religious unit, or both, from Tamil history. It is in the light of these cultural and political stakes that we must view the textual and hermeneutical strategies of an old, Tamil, religious group, the Śrīvaiṣṇavas, to position themselves anew in the mid-twentieth century, in what they saw with anxiety as a Tamil, Ṡaiva Age. (shrink)

The writing of literary histories of Tamil literature coincided with the practice of history itself as a discipline starting in the late nineteenth century. The historiographical practices conflated Tamil literary history, religious history, as well as notions of the Tamil nation, which led to such works becoming vitally important legitimising narratives that established the claim of self-defining groups within a new Tamil modernity. The absence of such a narrative also meant the erasure of a particular group, identifying itself as a (...) caste or religious unit, or both, from Tamil history. It is in the light of these cultural and political stakes that we must view the textual and hermeneutical strategies of an old, Tamil, religious group, the Śrīvaiṣṇavas, to position themselves anew in the mid-twentieth century, in what they saw with anxiety as a Tamil, Ṡaiva Age. (shrink)

Study of Daśavādarahasya of Madhusūdana Ojha, 1866-1929, treatise on the Hindu philosophy of creation and cosmology.

Hindu and Buddhist philosophy in Jaina canonical literature; a study.

Hindu culture and political ethics in the character of Krishana, Hindu deity as decribed in Bhāgavatapurāṇa and Mahābhārata ; a study.