Science Updated 27 April 2012
Sociology Updated 17 March 2006
General Updated 19 Sept. 2013
Sanskrit Studies Updated 19 May 2011
Museology Updated 22 March 2006

• How Many Species? A Study Says 8.7 Million, but It’s Tricky
• Who came first, Indians or Europeans?
• Aryan-Dravidian divide a myth: Study
• Indigenous Indians: genetic studies
• 5 million manuscripts may become extinct
• Japanese pioneer developed first general anaesthetic
• Rethinking silk's origins
• India protects traditional medicines from piracy

• A Curious Chirurgical Operation
• Scientists accidentally kill world’s oldest animal, a 507-year-old clam
• The grammar of lions
• Indian sound recordings bring history to life
• President lauds Bharat Itihas Sanshodhak Mandal’s work
  
• Youngsters should take interest in study of history: President
  
• Missing Raja Ravi Varma Paintings
• In light of Nalanda
• Influential Indologist

• The 17th World Sanskrit Conference, Canada
• Sanskrit fever grips Germany: 14 universities teaching India's ancient language struggle to meet demand as students clamour for courses
• The Bibliotheca Indica
• Interviews of Sheldon Pollock and Indian-origin mathematician Manjul Bhargava, a professor at Princeton University
• Literature of India, Enshrined in a Series
• Vedic Chanting in Kerala
• In China, a rediscovery of Sanskrit
• Woolner Project
• The Case for Sanskrit as India’s National Language
• The rise of India's economy has brought an eagerness to learn the ancient 'language of the gods' – and a great-great aunt to English.
  Brown University Library Acquires Collection of David E. Pingree
  
• Greek welcome in Sanskrit delights surprises Kalam
  
• As Orissa celebrated the birth anniversary of noted Sanskrit poet Jayadev
  
• Listen to a short daily Sanskrit audio news MP3 clip
  
• DR. A. P. J. Abdul Kalam's Speech in Hyderabad
  
                                      

• Asian Elephant, Elephas maximus Linnaeus, 1758 (Proboscidea, Elephantidae)
• Dutch museums identify looted art
• Sirpur, Dakshinkaushal 6th century, on River Mahanadi
• The cultural connection. Dr. R. Nagaswamy's 'Mirror of Tamil and Sanskrit' - Kausalya Santhanam
• Ancient factories and foreign trade
• More evidence for Asia, not Africa, as the source of earliest anthropoid primates
• Historic find at Bujang Valley
• Rural Harappan site excavated in Kutch
• Buddhist antiques unearthed at Peruvaje

Unlocking India’s printed heritage: 200,000 pages of historic books to be made available online

Endangered Archives Programme at the British ibrary

Portal to pure Gandhiana beckons all

90-yr-old’s 1 lakh books in Karnataka a global hit

US honour for Indian space scientist UR Rao

The real classical languages debate

New PhD Programme at Buddhist Studies in Thailand
A CONVERSATION WITH PRAVEEN CHAUDHARI
Boom-time for Indian aerospace?
A Buddhist History of the West David R. Loy - Author SUNY series in Religious Studies
Dutch Hindu groups threatened over Fortuyn
                                   

Mexican skulls help to track first Americans
Ancient Bone Tools Suggest Modern Human Behavior Has African Roots
Soil Suggests Early Humans Lived In Forests Instead Of Grasslands
Palaeoanthropology: Did our ancestors knuckle-walk?
African apeman's hand unearthed....
Nature Genitics Dec 1999....

Heritage wars
A Cultural Grand Salaam
India Undaunted
Escalating repression can't seem to dampen the church's growth.
Brits warm up to Bharatnatyam
Genes Reveal Gypsies' Past
Indian Martial Arts Goes to Bollywood
                                   

A leaf from the past : Vishnubhat Godse memoir of the 1857 Rebellion
Linguistic Survey of India
Want a Boy? Eat your Wheaties
The Ramayana Love and Valour in India's Great Epic
Indian paintings in Sydney
Saving the crumbling palaces of Nagaur
Discovering India!
Discovery Channel launches its six-episode programme, The Story of India
UNESCO helps preserve Indian documentary heritage
Writing materials in Ancient India
Interview: Out on a limb over language
Community treasures
Church of England head lauds British Raj
Bharatnatyam gaining popularity in China
Hindu prayer in US Senate draws religious protesters
US Senate opens with Hindu prayers
German Law Stirs Concern Illegal Artifacts Will Be Easier to Sell

Bhargava strikes balance among many interests
Harrison's ashes to be immersed in Ganges
Interpol site "created to further extend the circulation of information.....
The travails of god's own country
Science in culture
Talking point....

National Portal and Digital Repository for Museums of India- Developed by C-DAC

What are museums for?
Bali Culture Exhibition in Switzerland
Crown treasures to be put on display
Displaying Hindu Ritual With Reverence and Graciousness
Newsletter 28 (To all ICOFOM members)....
The Smithsonian is composed of sixteen museums and galleries and the National Zoo and numerous research....