All articles in this proceedings volume have been presented at the 3rd International Conference Anubhuti: Revitalizing Indian Knowledge Systems for the Modern World (ICIKS-2025) on 10th and 11th April 2025 at Vivekananda Global University, Jaipur, India. These articles have been peer-reviewed by the...

The global unemployment crisis persists despite advancements in education and economic policies. This study explores how integrating IKS into contemporary education can bridge this gap and enhance workforce capabilities. The Root Cause Analysis (RCA) methodology measures the transfer of knowledge via...

This study analysis the effect of cultural norms on mental health perceptions, stigma, coping mechanisms and help-seeking behaviours. Data was collected from 230 individuals across diverse cultural backgrounds through an anonymous online survey. The findings of this study reveal that on one hand some...

Many digital marketers are still unaware of the significance of utilising applications of artificial intelligence, while others just do not understand how to put it into practise. Artificial intelligence (AI) is currently operating as a big disruptor in digital and social media marketing across the globe....

The Indian epics, including the Rāmāyaṇa, the Mahābhārata and the Purāṇas, are ancient collections of myths and legends that profoundly influence India’s ethical landscape. These texts, filled with stories of gods, demigods, and mortals, provide a rich framework for ethical conduct, emphasizing righteousness,...

The rapid pace of urbanization has transformed lifestyles, leading to increased stress, anxiety, and lifestyle-related diseases such as cardiovascular disorders, obesity, and mental health issues. These challenges stem from sedentary work environments, digital overload, and limited access to holistic...

Swami Vivekananda, one of the most prominent spiritual leaders and philosophers of modern India, integrated the essence of ancient Indian knowledge systems into his vision for social welfare. His philosophy emphasized the unity of spiritual and material progress, drawing from Vedic principles that advocate...

With contemporary economic models like socialism and capitalism failing the world over to deliver prosperity, India needs to relook at its policy of blindly adopting economic models which are antithetical to Indic ways of living. The existing models have outlived their utility, as they merely impinged...

Indian Fiction traditionally digs into romantic relationships as ethically complex or psychologically disruptive, often shedding light on the emotional intimacy and mental health. However, these themes are confined into the boundaries of cultural science, ethical boundaries and gendered responsibilities....

The landscape of business, healthcare, and communication in the 21st century has been transformed by Industry 4.0 and the subsequent digital revolution, including artificial intelligence (AI), big data analytics, and social media. These technological advancements have also posed complex ethical challenges...

Trataka, a yogic eye exercise, is among the six ancient shat kriyas in yoga, renowned for improving concentration, mental clarity, and intellectual focus. This review critically analyses the scientific literature on the impact of Trataka on cognitive ability in various age groups. Basing its analysis...

Encouraged by the rejuvenation of Indian perspectives in academia and research, a myriad of theories and research suggest the immense potential of Indian Knowledge Systems to aid in diverse fields including psychology and Medical healthcare. The present study attempts to unfold the contribution of psychological...

Indian philosophy has strong foundation, values and has developed over thousands of years and is intricately linked to India’s religious customs, spiritual traditions, and cultural settings. The core principles of Indian philosophy are “Dharma”, and Karma, Mokṣa, Saṃhāra, Ahiṃsā This study examines the...

The traditional Indian system was based on the four pillars, Dharma, Artha, Kama, and Moksha. ‘Artha’ actually means earning money through legitimate sources and spending it on legitimate reasons. A disciplinary Gurukala mechanism was in place to provide knowledge to the students. And it was entirely...

Open and Distance Learning (ODL) is a mode of providing flexible educational opportunities at their doorsteps both in terms of access and multiple modes of acquiring knowledge. In Open and Distance Learning (ODL) institutions it is difficult to offer timely and effective support to students as there...

As India advances its economic growth agenda, the education and skill development sector emerges as a strategic lever for inclusive and sustainable development. While the Annual Status of Education Report (ASER) 2024 reports modest improvements in gross enrolment ratios and partial recovery of learning...

The Dhvani Theory is a prominent tool of literary criticism in Indian linguistics that emphasises the Dhvanyartha or the suggestive meaning, which is the third meaning in the three levels of meaning: literal meaning, intended meaning, and suggested meaning. The suggested meaning is, therefore, the most...

Indian darṣana śāstras (philosophical treatises) are largely seen as religious texts. The sacred texts of Hinduism, Buddhism and Jainism are primarily used to teach the doctrines of the respective faiths. However, significant parts of these texts can be used quite effectively to teach a variety of non-religious...

This study looks at recognition and engagement of students in yogā as a component of the Indian Knowledge System (IKS). With the increasing pace of modern life and stress related to sedentary habits, there is an increased popularity of yogā to address mental and physical well-being. This study attempts...

The Vedas and Puranas contain central moral and ethical teachings, which will be the subject of this research and will be investigated. To do an analysis, this research will use key principles such as Dharma, which means duty; Satya, which means truth; Ahimsa, which means nonviolence; and nishkama Karma,...

Strategic management is rooted in analytical reasoning and actionable resource deployment. Drawing insights from Arthashastra, the ancient Indian treatise by Kautilya, this chapter explores time-tested strategic principles through an empirical lens. Using a structural equation modeling approach, the...

A unique theoretical framework is presented that offers an integrative approach to extend the role of culture and indigenous concepts in the foundational sphere of Education. It answers the question whether an Indigenous concept of Triguṇa plays a role in Education, and if so, when and how. Following...

Environment have been regarded as paramount and divine entities from ancient times. In the face of today’s pressing environmental conservation and sustainable development challenges, it is essential to revisit and adapt traditional knowledge to effectively shape modern practices. India has a long-standing...