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VOL. 2, ISSUE 3 (2017)
Scientific perspective of Indian cultural practices
Authors
Vinoy Krishna, Ritu Pandey, Rajneesh Dwevedi, Nancy Raina, Swati Raman, Anjali Sherawat, Renuka Gupta, Rupa Upadhyay
Abstract
Indian traditions were earlier considered as superstitions but with the advent and advancement of science the Indian beliefs have gained substantial recognition. It is now proved that these traditions are linked to some scientific explanations and our ancestors were well aware of the benefits obtained from these cultural practices. Indians are mostly following these traditions due to their link with Gods and religion but now science has open new avenues of studies related to these cultural practices and their significance. In this paper authors have elaborated few Indian cultural practices and traditions along with their scientific explanation. This attempt can harbor interest of common people and students to explore more about the age old traditions and their significance.
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Pages:174-178
How to cite this article:
Vinoy Krishna, Ritu Pandey, Rajneesh Dwevedi, Nancy Raina, Swati Raman, Anjali Sherawat, Renuka Gupta, Rupa Upadhyay "Scientific perspective of Indian cultural practices". International Journal of Advanced Education and Research, Vol 2, Issue 3, 2017, Pages 174-178
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