Les échanges qui ont eu lieu à Bharat Innovates 2026, à Nice, ont été riches et instructifs. J’ai pu m’entretenir avec des investisseurs et des dirigeants du capital-risque sur les opportunités considérables qu’offre l’Inde dans les domaines de l’innovation, de la technologie, de l’industrie manufacturière et des secteurs émergents. La croissance de l’Inde s’appuie sur ses talents, son échelle, sa stabilité et ses réformes, ce qui en fait une destination attractive pour l’investissement et l’innovation. @BharatInnov2026

This is my understanding & I might be wrong, hence people can offer different perspectives & corrections. The concept of organ donation & transplantation in ancient India operates on 2 completely different, brilliant tracks: The Philosophical Shastras (which built the moral framework for selfless sacrifice) & The Medical Shastras (which built the actual physical, surgical protocols). When we trace them back, we realize that ancient India did not view the human body as an untouchable, static object, but rather as a temporary vehicle meant to serve humanity. In the spiritual & ethical texts (Dharma Shastras & Puranas), there is no concept of saving our body for the afterlife because Hinduism operates on the core principle of reincarnation. As the Bhagavad Gita (2:22) states: vāsānsi jīrṇāni yathā vihāya navāni gṛihṇāti naro ’parāṇi tathā śharīrāṇi vihāya jīrṇānya nyāni sanyāti navāni dehī Just as a person discards worn-out clothes & puts on new 1s, the soul casts off a worn-out body & enters a new 1. Because the dead body is seen as a discarded garment, the Shastras place the highest premium on Deha Daan (body donation) & Anga Daan (organ/tissue donation) through the lenses of Daan (charity) & Ahimsa (non-injury/saving lives). The most powerful foundation for modern organ donation is the story of Sage Dadhichi from the Puranas. When the gods were terrorized by the demon Vritrasura, they needed a weapon made of the purest material in the universe to defeat him. Maharishi Dadhichi voluntarily gave up his life through yogic meditation so that the gods could harvest his bones. His spine was used to fashion the legendary weapon, the Vajra. To this day, India’s premier body & organ donation organization is named after him (Dadhichi Deh Dan Samiti). His story established a profound cultural precedent: using your physical remains to protect and sustain the living is the highest form of righteousness (Param Dharma). While the spiritual texts set the moral stage, the Sushruta Samhita laid down the actual mathematical & biological blueprint for tissue transplantation. Sushruta is recognized globally as the Father of Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery & his treatise explicitly details the mechanics of Autotransplantation (moving tissue from 1 part of a patient's body to another). When Sushruta invented Rhinoplasty (nose reconstruction) using skin from the cheek/forehead, he was executing a highly complex tissue transplant. He did not just cut a piece of skin & stitch it on, he understood that tissue needs blood to survive. He left a small bridge of skin attached (a vascular pedicle) to keep the blood flowing into the graft until it fused with the new site. This exact method, the Forehead Flap, remains a fundamental pillar of modern plastic surgery. Interestingly, ancient Indian imagery routinely explored Xenotransplantation (transplanting organs/limbs b/w different species). - Lord Ganesha: The replacement of a human head with an elephant's head by Lord Shiva. - Daksha Prajapati: The Puranas record his head being replaced with that of a goat. While these are divine narratives, they show that the ancient Indian subconscious was completely comfortable with the abstract concept of organic interchangeability: the idea that a failing/destroyed part of a body could be swapped with a healthy component from another source to restore life. In ancient India, the medical & spiritual shastras worked hand in hand. Charaka & Sushruta provided the technical toolkit for dissection & anatomical understanding, while the spiritual texts removed the taboo of handling dead tissue by teaching that the body belongs to nature (Panchabhuta), but its utility belongs to humanity. When an Indian registers for organ donation today, they are not adopting a foreign Western concept; they are participating in an unbroken legacy of Daan that runs directly from the spine of Sage Dadhichi to the surgical tables of Sushruta.

Meet Rani Mallik..She has literally written all the famous songs of 90's. But Why did Anu Malik or any other music directors never speak about her till date on any of the reality shows...?

Congratulations @MrBeast on making history as the first creator to reach 500 million subscribers on @YouTube! 🎉 This achievement is a testament to what’s possible when a creator has the freedom to follow their creativity and be their authentic selves. Jimmy, you are an incredible innovator and we're so proud to be part of your journey.

Anupama, time and again YOU have proved how BS is YOUR informed opinion

📕While Macaulay engineered to uproot the Education system. There was someone after him Who tore upon Cultural Fabric thru Wrong Translation of Rigveda and Religious Texts and Wrote to His wife :- “…I feel convinced, though I shall not live to see it, that this edition of mine and the translation of the Veda will hereafter tell to a great extent on the fate of India, and on the growth of millions of souls in that country. It is the root of their religion, and to show them what that root is, I feel sure, the only way of uprooting all that has sprung from it during the last 3,000 years……” ~F. Max Muller . He Never Visited India, but towards the End , he wrote a Book praising India : “What can it Teach us”

When Thomas Babington Macaulay wrote his infamous Minute on Indian Education in 1835, he explicitly stated his goal: "We must do our best to form a class who may be interpreters between us and the millions whom we govern; a class of persons, Indian in blood and colour, but English in taste, in opinions, in morals, and in intellect." The colonial education system was literally engineered to produce individuals who would look at their own heritage with suspicion and look at the West with absolute awe. That programming runs so deep that if a modern Indian entrepreneur sells traditional herbs/copper vessels, it is called superstition/backward. But the second a Silicon Valley startup puts turmeric into a cup, labels it a "Golden Milk Latte," and charges $9 a cup, we line up to buy it because it has been validated by the West.

Discover Āryabhaṭa’s brilliant Saṅkhyāvinyāsa! This ancient system uses Saṃskṛta vowels and consonants to encode massive astronomical numbers directly into poetic verse, enabling concise calculations. @quizkadambi brhat.in/dhiti/aryabha-a-s-s…

Everyones freaking out because these images leaked online. Chill out he's just meeting British people.

Chaired the 11th NITI Aayog Governing Council meeting on the theme of ‘Inclusive Human Development for Viksit Bharat@2047.’ Talked about a wide range of issues, including emphasising on self-reliance, adopting global best practices and strengthening the journey of reforms. Reiterated our commitment towards cooperative federalism, in line with our Government’s belief that the states play a vital role in furthering national progress. @NITIAayog pib.gov.in/PressReleasePage.…

🎥With Ishwar’s Grace,I feel blessed to present CHAPTER-2 : ‘Fibonacci Speaks’. You will feel immensely proud ❗️ Just one hope- May the Next generation become aware of India’s immense contribution to the World of Maths🍿1/3