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Course Announcement by Vibhu Academy: A Study in Ancient Indian Sciences

VIBHU ACADEMY offers an online course titled Bharatiya Vijnanam: A Glimpse into the Eternal Sciences of Bharat. The course covers wide-ranging topics including Physics, Mathematics, Metallurgy, Medicine, Linguistics, Architecture, mind-body-relationship and musicology.

This will be based on primary texts produced by Bharata since ancient times including but not limited to Aryabhatiya, Shushurtha samitha, Surya Siddhantha, Vruksha-Aayurveda, Sulbha-Sutra, and so on.

The course is offered in both English and Kannada spread over 20 sessions. It is open to anyone aged 14+.

Details of the course are as follows:

Start Date: August 12, 2021

Total Sessions: 20

Days: Monday and Thursday

Time: 6 A.M. - 7:30 A.M., India Time

LAST DATE FOR REGISTRATION: August 10, 2021

To register:

Send an email to vibhuacademy@gmail.com

Contact: 9480318113 or 9611131760

Registrations are open to any person aged 14 years or more.

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For full details of the course including the topics covered, see the poster below.

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