DAKSHI INITIATIVES

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VISITS

Members of DAKSHI embark on journeys to culturally significant sites to delve into the rich history, science, and technology that underpin India's remarkable architectural heritage. Cultural tourism not only enriches our understanding of local traditions but also serves as a vital source of revenue for nations worldwide. Additionally, it fosters the growth and preservation of local cultures at a national level. Volunteers of DAKSHI have explored iconic landmarks such as the Chhatarpur Temple in Delhi, the Iron Pillar of the Qutub Complex, Dwarka, Maharashtra, Banaras, Prayagraj, Chitrakoot, Khajuraho, and the Bateshwar Group of Temples in Madhya Pradesh, among others. These visits are essential to gain firsthand insights and witness the truth from the ground up.

RESEARCH

DAKSHI is dedicated to research and development, with a primary emphasis on intellectual pursuits. Our members actively engage in research on various topics weekly or monthly, presenting their findings in the form of articles or papers. We are committed to contributing to the Indian culture of knowledge through thorough research and logical reasoning. Some notable research endeavours include paper presentations on the Calendrical History of India, Philosophy, Indian Feminism and articles covering diverse topics of Indian Knowledge Systems in Ancient Scriptures. This magazine, showcasing the collective research efforts of our members, aims to propagate the rich cultural heritage of knowledge that India possessed in early times.

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DAKSHI MAGAZINE

DAKSHI's Annual Magazine serves as a vibrant and dynamic platform that embodies the core mission of DAKSHI: to revive, celebrate, and propagate the profound ancient knowledge systems and cultural heritage of India. The magazine is designed to be a bridge between the past and the present, offering readers a deep dive into the timeless wisdom, philosophies, and traditions that have shaped Bharat’s civilization for millennia. By doing so, it seeks to make this ancient knowledge relevant and accessible to the modern world, fostering a renewed appreciation for the richness of Bharat’s cultural and intellectual legacy

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KAHANIYAN

We are proud to present "Kaहानियां: Exploring Regional Histories," a meticulously curated initiative dedicated to documenting and preserving the rich tapestry of our regional heritage. This project seeks to uncover the lesser-known narratives, oral traditions, and historical anecdotes that have shaped our cultural identity over generations. Through rigorous research, archival digitization, and community collaboration, we aim to create an accessible repository of stories, artifacts, and multimedia content—including podcasts, interactive exhibits, and social media campaigns.

By bridging the past with the present, Kaहानियां aspires to foster a deeper appreciation for local history while encouraging public participation in cultural preservation.

DAKSHI Newsletter is a platform dedicated to India’s profound knowledge systems and heritage. This inaugural edition explores Ancient India and Its Global Interactions, setting the stage for a deeper journey into India’s intellectual and cultural legacy.

India’s civilization has long been a beacon of wisdom, from the Vedas and Upanishads to groundbreaking contributions in mathematics, astronomy, and medicine. Its influence extended far beyond its borders—through trade, philosophy, and science. Concepts like zero, Ayurveda, and Yoga spread globally, while Buddhist thought shaped cultures across Asia. The Cholas’ maritime prowess and exchanges with Greek, Persian, and Arab scholars highlight India’s role as a hub of cross-cultural dialogue.

DAKSHI aims to revive appreciation for these timeless contributions, bridging ancient insights with modern understanding. As we trace these enduring connections, we invite you to witness how India’s legacy still illuminates our world today.

DAKSHI LECTURES

Through these lectures, from renowned speakers and scholars, we aim to promote both analytical and critical thinking, as well as their application to our modern environment. As a result, society would better understand its past and be able to determine its future, according to the movement. Our objective is to promote or conserve culture through logic, that is if we follow something we should have the knowledge regarding the same and the Logics in favour of the thing which we follow or spread.