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VISHWAVIDYALAYA: The Lost Knowledge of INDIA is a compelling non-fiction history book that delves into the rich educational heritage of ancient India through the lens of its four major universities: Takshashila Vishwavidyalaya, Nalanda Vishwavidyalaya, Odantapuri Vishwavidyalaya, and Vikramshila Vishwavidyalaya. These renowned centers of higher learning not only attracted scholars and students from Tibet, China, Greece, and Persia but also played a pivotal role in establishing India as a global hub of knowledge and culture. This book provides a detailed account of these ancient universities, exploring their contributions to various fields of study, their unique educational methodologies, and their lasting impact on the world. Through meticulous research and engaging narrative, This book "Vishwavidyalaya: The Lost Knowledge of India" reveals how these institutions were instrumental in earning India the epithet "Sone ki Chidiya" (Golden bird), highlighting their significance in the historical and cultural fabric of the nation.
Anurodh Das
Anurodh Das is an aspiring young historian and writer with a deep passion for uncovering and sharing hidden historical narratives. Despite being only 14 years old, he has authored numerous articles on historical and cultural topics, which have been published on platforms such as LinkedIn, Voices Of Youth - UNICEF, MDPI Encyclopedia, and Youth Ki Awaaz. Anurodh writes with the aim of invoking wider interest in history and culture, particularly among the youth.
In addition to his writing, Anurodh is actively involved in content creation. He runs a YouTube channel named "RODH's ZONE," where he shares content related to history, animations, and current affairs. His channel has garnered a growing community of 1.4k subscribers. Furthermore, Anurodh has penned a historical drama screenplay titled "NAWAB-ZADA: A Prince's Chronicles," which he submitted to the Atlanta Film Festival Screenplay Writing Competition 2024. His dedication to historical inquiry and education is evident in all his creative and scholarly pursuits.
