It saw the rise of various civilizations, religions, dynasties, human groups, cultures and arts. ‘India’ has been presented and represented in varied and variegated forms in literary discourses, arts and heritage symbols. After the orientalist representation and interpretation, counter-representation and interpretation began both in India and abroad. But the area is so vast that there always remain new things to be explored and interpreted and established. Any discussion on anything belonging to the subcontinent is incomplete without interdisciplinary discussion of the cultural elements. Objectives, Scope and Criteria for Publication
Why Bharatiya Prajna? It aims to critically engage in interdisciplinary studies of the culture/s and explore the tangible and intangible heritage of the subcontinent in all its varied forms. For fuller discussion we would include India, Pakistan, Bangladesh and some other neighbouring countries within our purview. But since, Indians and Indian culture spread out to different parts of the world, we will also include the diasporic themes. Objectives
The journal welcomes submissions in areas of Indian Literatures, Languages, Indian visual arts, performing arts, music and other areas of Indian culture to broaden the interdisciplinary Research on the broader area of “Indian Studies.”
Scope
The journal will publish interdisciplinary research findings and insights under the broad areas of “Indian Studies” in specific thrust areas, decided,from time to time,by the Editorial Board in the form of standard articles and notes and reviews of books relating to the following areas. Authors and readers should note that these are the areas of discussion which demand that we forget the artificial disciplinary boundaries) imposed in the previous century and that we adopt a wider perspective.
