प्राच्यभारतीयम् ऋतुविज्ञानम् (Prachyabharatiyam Rituvigyanam)

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त्रिपाठी, धुनीराम (Tripathi,Dhuniram)

Publication details: Varanasi: Sampurnanand Sanskrit University, 2002Edition: 2Description: 226ISBN:

9788172700362

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509.54 TRI

Summary: Like other sciences, the Science of Climatology also was well developed in ancient India. It is regrettable that now a day we do not pay proper attention to our ancient Indian sciences. This is because some how we have formed a notion that ancient Indian sciences have lost all their utility in the face of the modern science which have developed so much to their present position. But this concept of ours will prove false if we try to realize the real merits of the ancient Indian sciences

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Like other sciences, the Science of Climatology also was well developed in ancient India. It is regrettable that now a day we do not pay proper attention to our ancient Indian sciences. This is because some how we have formed a notion that ancient Indian sciences have lost all their utility in the face of the modern science which have developed so much to their present position. But this concept of ours will prove false if we try to realize the real merits of the ancient Indian sciences

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