About Journal
The Journal of Indian Knowledge Systems and Contemporary Learnings is a bi-annual, peer-reviewed, national e-journal, it is the first journal globally that integrates traditional Indian wisdom with cutting-edge developments across scientific, technological, economic, and strategic domains. This pioneering initiative marks a new chapter in scholarly publishing where timeless insights meet today’s transformative challenges.
Rooted in the intellectual and spiritual depth of Hindu scriptures and Indic thought traditions-including the Vedas, Upanishads, Bhagavad Gita, Brahma Sutras, Yoga Sutras, Manusmriti, Arthaśāstra, Natyashastra, Puranas and other classical texts-the journal explores how these ancient systems continue to inform and enrich disciplines such as science, mathematics, governance, education, policy, business strategy, health, ecology, and design. It encourages rigorous scholarly inquiry and innovative applications that reflect the enduring relevance of these teachings in today’s rapidly evolving world.
As the world seeks holistic, ethical, and sustainable approaches to modern challenges, it is truly the need of the hour to learn from India’s indigenous knowledge systems. The journal fully endorses the spirit and goals of the National Education Policy (NEP), which recognizes the value of integrating India's cultural and intellectual heritage into formal learning. Through thoughtful, interdisciplinary contributions that span ancient mathematics like those found in the Sulba Sutras, astronomy in texts like Surya Siddhanta, strategic governance from the Arthaśāstra, and healing systems such as Ayurveda and Yoga, the journal creates space for meaningful dialogue between tradition and innovation.
Topics covered by the journal are suggestive and not limited, reflecting an open invitation for scholars, educators, technologists, policymakers, and cultural thinkers to reinterpret and reapply the principles and practices of India’s wisdom traditions in contemporary contexts. Whether through exploring metaphysics and logic, environmental design, educational reform, computational linguistics, architecture, or performance arts, each contribution helps reaffirm the richness of India’s past and its capacity to shape a more balanced and informed future.