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India's classical texts on astronomy, mathematics, medicine, and the natural world are often summarized in a single sentence and left there. This section tries to do better: articles here look directly at what a text like a classical Ayurvedic treatise or an astronomical treatise (Jyotisha) actually claims, separate that from later embellishment, and carefully note where a claim does or does not hold up against modern science. This is one of the newer, smaller corners of the site, so expect it to grow slowly rather than all at once.
A historically grounded look at ancient India's documented contributions to mathematics and astronomy — decimal place value, zero, the Sulba Sutras, and Vedic time-keeping — clearly separated from popular overclaims.
An introduction to Jyotisha, the traditional Vedic system of astrology and astronomical timing, covering its history, the nine grahas, nakshatras, and rashis.
An educational overview of classical Ayurvedic texts, the Tridosha theory, prakriti, daily and seasonal routines, and the concept of digestive fire — historical and traditional content only, not medical advice.
