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How did the population of Hindus reduce in Pakistan, Kashmir and Bangladesh since 1800

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Arguments against secularism

Sanskrit

Arguments against Aryan Invasion Theory

Vedas

Arguments against Caste System

Hinduism

Well established dominant narrative about British colonisers reforming a 'heretic cult of darkness'. However, this narrative does not consider the perspectives of the natives of the land, it does not consider the socio-economic conditions that were prevailing during that time. This is similar to how Columbus discovery of America was hailed in the history books for a long time. This was until this dominant narrative has been challenged by books to include settlers perspectives.

[consensus on nodding head a vedic practice?]

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Advaitha Vedanta
which propounded a unified reality that the innermost self of a person (atman) and the supernatural power of the entire world (brahman) are one and the same. Multiplicity of forms and objects in the entire universe appear different despite being the same as Brahman.

Realisation that atma the innermost self is a form of the brahman (Supernatural power). When a man overcomes his ignorance and grasps that the universe is an external phenomenon by  Y.K.Menon, in The Mind of Adi Shankaracharya

Which identified that atman, the ultimate being of a person, is the same as brahman, the ultimate existing dimension of the entire world. By Federico Campagna Technic and Magic: The Reconstruction of Reality page 124

Reality is only one, the Brahman, it is formless and free of creation and destruction. Nirguna Manasa Puja: Worship of the Attributeless One in the Mind by Adi Sankara Society of Abidance in Truth page vii

Advaita designates freedom from all diversity and limitation The Hidden Lives of Brahman: Sankara's Vedanta through His Upanisad Commentaries, in Light of Contemporary Practice, Joël André-Michel Dubois, 2013, ISBN 9781438448077, SUNY Press

Advaita Vedanta is the ultimate release from the suffering and the attainment of bliss through self realisation. In our sense of self there is a superimposition of the characteristics of atman and brahman. Multiplicity of forms and objects in the entire universe appear to be different despite being the same as one undivided Brahman. Page 214 Anand C Paranjpe, Springer Science & Business Media, ISBN 9780306471513 2006

Sulbha Sutras Origin
It now looks almost certain that the ancient Greeks developed it based on inputs received from India and it probably pre-date the Mesopotamian triples also. Chapter 5, Book Origin of Vedas by KS Krishnan Notion Press, ISBN 1645879801

Several Sanskrit texts collectively called the Sulbasutra were written by the Vedic Hindus starting before 600 B.C. and are thought2 to be compilations of oral wisdom which may go back to 2000 B.C. These texts have prescriptions for building fire altars, or Agni. David W. Henderson Square Roots in the Sulbasutra, Department of Mathematics, Cornell University

On the Origin of the Hindu Terms for "Root" Bibhutibhusan Datta The American Mathematical Monthly Vol. 38, No. 7 (Aug. - Sep., 1931), pp. 371-376 (6 pages) Published by: Taylor & Francis, Ltd. on behalf of the Mathematical Association of America

What Is a Square Root? A Study of Geometrical Representation in Different Mathematical Traditions, George Gheverghese Joseph Vol. 26, No. 3, History of Mathematics (May, 1997), pp. 4-9. https://www.jstor.org/stable/30215281

Social Life of Vijayanagara Empire
People of Vijayanagara Empire celebrated festivals for religious significance.

Mahanavami festival marked the beginning of the financial year, when all the account books were closed. Any outstanding dues were collected within nine days. The King published an annual assessment record of the dues to be paid for the next year. Rents and Taxes were collected on a monthly basis from Chieftains.

Interesting aspect of development seen during Vijayanagara empire was that various social groups competed for honours and privileges during festivals and in temples.

Social institutions such as marriage have been found to be widely in practice.

Vijayanagara: The Never to be Forgotten Empire by S.R.Ramanujan, Notion Press, 2019 for founders caste as Kuruba family

Literary Works
Prataparudra Deva 1497 to 1540 A.D


 * Sarasvativilasam by Lalla Laxmidhar
 * Contemporary of Advaita-makaranda by Sarvabhauma
 * Bhakti Bhagavata Mahakavyam by Dimdima Jivadeva Acharaya
 * Jagannatha Vallabha Natakam by Ramananda Rai
 * Chaitanya Charitamrita by Kavikamapura Paramananda Sena
 * Lakshnadarsa, Ohurtacarita, Parijataharana Nataka and Rasamanjari by Divakara, a Grammarian

Krishnadevaraya


 * Manucharitam by Allasani Pedanna during Krishnadevaraya
 * Bhaskaracharya's Lilavati translation to Telugu by Vallabhacharya
 * Varadambika Parinayam by Tirumalamba
 * Sivatattvaratnakara by Keladi Basava Raja

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