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Category Archives: classics
Bought Griffith’s translation of Rámáyańa
Finally I got my copy of Ralph T.H. Griffith’s translation of Rámáyańa in verse. For the past two weeks, whenever I could find some free time, I have been reading it on my android phone. The epubs are available on … Continue reading
My encounters with rAmAyaNa
My mother taught me alphabets long before I joined school in 1988. So, when I was between the ages 2.5 and 3.5 I had learnt how to write my A,B,C’s. The earliest memory from my life that I can recollect … Continue reading
Posted in classics, experiences, Hinduism, ramayana, reflections, Views
Tagged dasharatha, hanuman, hanumanta, indian culture, kaikeyi, kausalya, lakshmana, manthara, rama, ramayana, ramayana representative of indian culture, sita
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Low threshold of satisfaction and self-congratulation
Kanchan Gupta interviewed Indian diplomat Pavan K Varma whose latest book “Becoming Indian: The Unfinished Revolution of Culture and Identity” is now on the stands. In the interview, the author makes some excellent points regarding the cultural audit, rather the … Continue reading
Posted in arbit, art, classics, history, Quality, Upanishads
Tagged Aesthetics, Ananda, Pavan K Varma, Rasa, satisfaction, Taittiriya Upanishad
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Wordplay in Sanskrit
I have a habit of downloading a copy of interesting e-books that are freely available on the internet so that I can browse through my collection whenever I am bored and I don’t have a working internet connection. This evening, … Continue reading
Posted in classics, fundoo, geek
Tagged combinatorics, geek, knight's tour, magic-square, palindromes, sanskrit
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