Glories of India (Culture and Civilization)

by Prasanna Kumar Acharya | 1952 | 182,042 words

Summary: This book, “Glories of India on Indian Culture and Civilization”, emphasizes the importance of recognizing distinct cultural traits across different societies. The historical narrative of Indian civilization highlights advancements in agriculture, medicine, science, and arts, tracing back to ancient times. The author argues for the need to understand the past to meaningfully engage with the present and future, recognizing that culture is tied to moral progress, while civilization reflects material achievements, creating a basis for societal responsibilities and individual development.

Source 1: exoticindiaart.com
Source 2: archive.org

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