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Vikramshila Foundation

Amardeep Singh Vikramshila Foundation was founded in 2021 by Mr. Amardeep Singh, along with more like-minded people, and a team was formed with the aim to build an educational society for the erection of an Upcoming Heritage University over an area covering 550 acres of land in Banka, Bihar, while giving it the support of modern technology to bring about a revolution in the fields of traditional professions of Farming and Agriculture, Waste Management, Water Preservation and Regeneration, along with the more prominent areas like Engineering, Medical, Management, Business Studies and so on.https://vikramshilafoundation.org/

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Swiss nationals see the historical Vikramshila University

Bhagalpur: Foreign tourists, who arrived in Bhagalpur district of Bihar during the longest river cruise journey by Ganga Vilas cruise, visited the archaeological site of the ancient and historical Vikramshila University and learned about its rich history. As many 32 tourists from Switzerland started their 51-day journey of 3200 Km on Ganga Vilas from Varanasi to Dibrugarh via…

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Why Ancient Indian Literatures are Extinct today?

Ancient Indian Literatures were high even before few hundred years ago but now except few university courses under UGC India and some foreign enthusiasts in University of Michigan or University of Heidelberg etc, general students avoid reading those old articles.

Argument of this topic is why Indian students or their parents are not suggesting Indian Ancient History or Ancient literature as a career in today’s world?

If we go back to those beautiful pastimes of Indian education, from 3600 plus years ago, almost all great courses in Art, Literature, Science, Philosophy etc, were being taught only in Indian Universities.

Taxila or Takshashila University

Mithila University

Telhara University

Sharada Peeth Temple University

Nalanda University

Vallabhi University

Pushpagiri University

Odantapuri University

Vikramshila University

Sompura University

Bikrampur University

Morena Golden Triangle University

Kanthalloor Sala University

Jagaddala University and so on…

Some Indian scholars in Mathematics were Aryabhatta, Baudhayan, Brahmgupta, Bhaskaracharya, Mahaviracharya. Some famous scientists were Kanaad, Varahamihir, Nagarjuna. Medical Science was also highly developed in ancient India. It is hard to name all of them. Based on my minor research I have only few names as below.

“Sushruta Samahita” on Principles of Surgery and Medicine – by Sushruta, 100 BCE.

“Aryabhattiyam” on Principles of Astrophysics - by Aryabhatta, 476 CE

“Artha Sasthra” on Commerce & Business Administrations – by Chanakya, 375 BCE

“Pancha Sidhanta” on Treatises on Astronomy – by Varahamihir, 505 CE

“Patanjalayoga Sastra” on Principles of Yoga – by Patanjali, 2BCE

“Charaka Samahita” on Principles of Aayurveda – by Charaka, 200 BCE

“Rasendra Mangalam” on Science of Alchemy – by Nagarjuna, 150 CE

“Vaiseshik Dashan” on Principles of Atomic Theory – by Kanaad, 6 BCE

“MahajyanayanaPrakara” on Principles of Calculus – by Madhava, 1340 CE

When ancient Indian sages discovered that the great details on Mathematics, Physics, Biology, Philosophy, Astronomy, Health, Linguistics etc., were all there in Vedas which were that time in the form of “Shruti” which were only in the form of “what was being heard” from early Sages, they converted them into “Smriti” which were nothing but story telling or narrations of Vedas. This is to make things easy for the readers with more explanations on each branch of studies. Also, to make Vedas easy for the readers, ancient sages have concluded almost all details in texts distinguishing each part of Vedas (they are – Samahitas , Aranyakas and Brahmanas) for easy understanding.

Those great maestros (ancient Sages) not only have left these great treasures for the future generations but also tried in multiple ways to distribute that precious knowledge into various education systems in terms of texts, narrations, debate, explanations from past times (The Puranas) and conclusions (The Siddhantas) through help of Kings.

It is on us to consider this premium knowledge still available in various forms or reject it and again keep hunting for the remakes in more cosmetic and customized way. The irony of remakes is most of times the core values and ideologies would dissolve in versions.

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Uncover the Hidden Gems of Bihar: Top Places to Visit for an Authentic Indian Experience

Bihar Tourism: Discover the Land of Ancient Heritage and Spiritual Awakening

Bihar, one of India’s oldest inhabited regions, is a state rich in history, culture, and spirituality. Known as the cradle of Indian civilization, Bihar boasts a treasure trove of ancient monuments, pilgrimage sites, and vibrant traditions. From the birthplace of Buddhism to the remnants of ancient empires, Bihar offers a unique travel experience for history enthusiasts, spiritual seekers, and cultural explorers alike. Here’s a guide to the top places to visit in Bihar that showcase its rich heritage and diverse attractions.

1. Bodh Gaya

Bodh Gaya is one of the most important pilgrimage sites for Buddhists worldwide. It is the place where Siddhartha Gautama, the Buddha, attained enlightenment under the sacred Bodhi Tree. The UNESCO World Heritage-listed Mahabodhi Temple complex, with its stunning architecture and tranquil ambiance, is the main attraction here. Visitors can also explore various monasteries and meditation centers established by Buddhist communities from around the world, making it a hub of spirituality and cultural exchange.

2. Nalanda

Nalanda, an ancient center of learning, is home to one of the world’s oldest universities, dating back to the 5th century. The ruins of Nalanda University, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, offer a glimpse into the scholarly pursuits and architectural brilliance of ancient India. Visitors can explore the excavated remains of stupas, temples, and monasteries, as well as the Nalanda Archaeological Museum, which houses an impressive collection of artifacts, manuscripts, and sculptures.

3. Patna

Patna, the capital city of Bihar, is steeped in history and culture. Known in ancient times as Pataliputra, it was the capital of the Maurya and Gupta Empires. Key attractions in Patna include the Golghar, a granary built by the British, the Patna Sahib Gurudwara, one of the holiest Sikh shrines as it is the birthplace of Guru Gobind Singh, and the Patna Museum, which showcases a wide array of historical artifacts and relics. The city’s vibrant street food scene and bustling markets also offer a taste of local culture.

4. Rajgir

Rajgir is another significant destination for both Buddhist and Jain pilgrims. Surrounded by lush hills and scenic landscapes, Rajgir was once the capital of the Magadha Empire and is closely associated with the lives of Buddha and Mahavira, the founder of Jainism. Key attractions include the Vishwa Shanti Stupa, a peace pagoda located atop the Ratnagiri Hill, the hot springs, and the ancient ruins of Ajatshatru’s Fort. The Griddhakuta Hill, where Buddha is said to have delivered many sermons, is also a popular site for visitors.

5. Vaishali

Vaishali holds great significance in both Buddhist and Jain traditions. It is believed to be the birthplace of Lord Mahavira, and Buddha visited Vaishali multiple times. The main attractions in Vaishali include the Ashokan Pillar, erected by Emperor Ashoka to commemorate Buddha’s last sermon, and the Vishwa Shanti Stupa. The town’s archaeological museum also offers insights into its rich historical and cultural heritage.

6. Vikramshila

Vikramshila, along with Nalanda, was one of the most important centers of Buddhist learning in ancient India. Founded by King Dharmapala in the late 8th century, Vikramshila University attracted scholars from all over Asia. Visitors can explore the ruins of the university, which include the remains of stupas, monasteries, and a large central shrine. The site offers a fascinating glimpse into the academic and architectural achievements of the time.

7. Gaya

Gaya, a prominent Hindu pilgrimage site, is known for the Vishnupad Temple, dedicated to Lord Vishnu. The temple is believed to be the site where Lord Vishnu’s footprint is imprinted on a rock. Gaya is also a key location for performing the Pind Daan ritual, a Hindu ceremony for honoring deceased ancestors. The town’s proximity to Bodh Gaya makes it an essential stop for spiritual seekers exploring the region.

8. Pawapuri

Pawapuri is a sacred site for Jains as it is the place where Lord Mahavira, the 24th Tirthankara, attained Nirvana. The Jal Mandir, or Water Temple, built on a lotus-filled pond, marks the site of Mahavira’s cremation. The serene and peaceful ambiance of Pawapuri makes it a perfect place for reflection and spiritual contemplation.

9. Kesariya Stupa

The Kesariya Stupa, located in Kesariya, is one of the largest Buddhist stupas in the world. Believed to have been built to commemorate the final days of Buddha’s journey, the stupa is an impressive architectural marvel. The site is surrounded by lush fields and offers a serene environment, ideal for meditation and contemplation.

10. Barabar Caves

The Barabar Caves, located near Gaya, are the oldest surviving rock-cut caves in India, dating back to the Mauryan period. These caves, carved out of granite, were used by the Ajivika sect, a religious group that existed at the time of Buddha. The caves are known for their polished surfaces and intricate carvings, offering a glimpse into ancient craftsmanship and religious practices.

Conclusion

Bihar is a land of immense historical significance and spiritual importance, offering a rich tapestry of cultural and religious experiences. Whether you’re interested in exploring ancient ruins, seeking spiritual enlightenment, or immersing yourself in local culture, Bihar provides a unique and unforgettable travel experience. Plan your trip to Bihar to uncover the hidden gems of this fascinating state.

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Best Places for Corporate Outing near Gurgaon

Gurgaon is an official hub of corporates. In this busy world, everyone needs a break at some point, so do the corporate employees. It is easy to plan a corporate trip by hiring a Tempo Traveller in Gurgaon. Here are some places that are perfect for one-day outing.

Neemrana Fort

Neemrana is an historical fort located in Rajasthan. Take 2 hrs 40 mins drive from Gurgaon. A perfect place specially for those who are interested in History and Ancient places. A perfect choice for a one-day trip

Sultanpur National Park

Sultanpur National Park is located in Haryana. Just take 45 mins from Pataudi road. The best time visit is in winter season. You can enjoy bird watching. You may spot beautiful birds here like northern pintail, Siberian crane etc.

Damdama Lake

Damdama Lake is located in Haryana. Take approx. 1 hr drive from Gurgaon. You can enjoy a boat ride on the lake, participate in outdoor games. A perfect place for one-day trip.

Shri Krishna Museum

Shri Krishna Museum is located in Kurukshetra, Haryana. Take atleast 4 hrs, it is quiet far but trip to Shri Krishna Museum will be memorable. This museum is dedicated to the life’s of Lord Krishna.

Sohna

Sohna is located just 1 hr away from Gurgaon. An amazing choice for one-day outing. You can visit Sohna hill, Sohna temples, Vikramshila and explore local markets.

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Criminals looted the crop of farmers in Bhagalpur: Allegations of victims continue to be seen, not taken applications

In Bhagalpur, farmers have accused the police of robbing the crop. Actually, there is about 70 bighas of rait land under the Vikramashila bridge. All its documents are present with the farmer. A written complaint from the police has been made by the victim farmer. But the police took the complaint, the case is of Bari Vikramshila Top of the Industrial Area (Jiromile) police station area. In…

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Disclosing the Path to Medical Excellence: MBBS Journey in Bihar

Setting out on the travel of medical instruction may be a significant and transformative involvement. It's not simply around obtaining information but almost embracing a calling to serve humanity with kindness and skill. Within the heart of India, settled in the midst of a wealthy tapestry of culture and tradition, lies Bihar state that calls aspiring medical experts with its special mix of legacy and innovation. Let's dig into the realm of seeking after MBBS in Bihar, investigating the opportunities, challenges, and the dynamic scene of medical education in this culturally rich state.

Grasping Convention in Advancement

Bihar, with its distinguished past as a centre of learning and information, carries forward the bequest of antiquated education like Nalanda and Vikramshila. This wealthy legacy imbues the interest of medical instruction in Bihar with a sense of love for information and a commitment to scholarly fabulousness. Nowadays, Bihar stands tall with its present day medical educate, such as All India Founded of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) Patna, Patna Medical College and Clinic (PMCH), and Nalanda Medical College & Healing centre (NMCH), among others, which proceed the legacy of scholarly interest and medical development.

Nurturing the Healers of Tomorrow

Studying MBBS in Bihar isn't just about going to addresses and acing medical concepts; it's a holistic journey of individual and proficient development. The state's medical colleges offer a supporting environment that cultivates the development of well-rounded people prepared with not fair medical knowledge but too empathy, sympathy, and a sense of social duty. Through a mix of thorough academics, hands-on clinical preparation, and extracurricular activities, students are groomed to end up not fair competent doctors but moreover compassionate healers who prioritise patient care above all else.

Bridging the Gap: Challenges and Opportunities

Whereas pursuing MBBS in Bihar presents various openings for development and learning, it moreover comes with its share of challenges. Foundation imperatives, insufficient healthcare offices in rustic zones, and socio-economic incongruities posture noteworthy obstacles that understudies must explore amid their scholarly travel. Be that as it may, these challenges serve as openings for students to actively lock in with the community, take part in outreach programs, and contribute towards tending to healthcare disparities. It's through confronting and overcoming these challenges that students develop stronger, more strong, and better equipped to serve the diverse healthcare needs of society.

Diverse Clinical Exposure: Learning Past the Classroom

One of the foremost important viewpoints of examining MBBS in Bihar is the differing clinical introduction that students receive. Bihar's healing centres cater to a wide range of healthcare needs, giving students hands-on involvement in overseeing different restorative conditions. From bustling urban clinics to country healthcare centres, understudies witness firsthand the substances of healthcare conveyance in differing settings. This presentation not as it were improves their clinical aptitudes but too ingrained in them a profound understanding of the social determinants of wellbeing and the significance of tending to healthcare aberrations.

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Medical colleges in Bihar are not fair centres of learning but moreover hubs of advancement and research. Students are encouraged to explore unused wildernesses in healthcare through research ventures, clinical trials, and community-based activities. The colleges collaborate with national and universal teach to encourage research exchanges and advance intrigue collaboration, thereby enhancing the scholastic involvement of understudies and contributing to the progression of medical science.

Conclusion: A Journey of ChangeIn conclusion, pursuing MBBS in Bihar isn't simply an interest of instruction; it's a journey of transformation, a journey that shapes people into compassionate, competent, and socially capable healthcare experts. The state's wealthy legacy, coupled with its cutting edge medical framework and nurturing scholarly environment, offers understudies a one of a kind opportunity to set out on a way of individual and proficient development. As they explore the challenges, grasp the openings, and immerse themselves within the diverse tapestry of healthcare encounters that Bihar should offer, understudies emerge not as specialists but as healers ready to create an important contrast within the lives of those they serve.

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Gupta Dynasty | Gupta Empire was an ancient Indian empire

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places to visit in pimpri-chinchwad

Introduction In the annals of London’s history, the year 1666 stands as a haunting reminder of catastrophic events that left an indelible mark on the city and its inhabitants. A confluence of tragedies, notably the Great Fire and the resurgence of the bubonic plague, reshaped the city’s landscape and altered the course of its history….

Nestled in the picturesque state of Jharkhand, Dumka is a land of natural beauty and cultural heritage that beckons travelers seeking an offbeat destination. With its serene landscapes and historical significance, Dumka offers a delightful experience to all who venture into its embrace.

The revered Baba Basukinath Temple stands as an iconic landmark in Dumka. Situated atop a hill, this ancient temple dedicated to Lord Shiva attracts pilgrims from far and wide. The temple's tranquil ambiance and spiritual aura make it a must-visit for devotees and tourists seeking divine blessings.

Nature enthusiasts find solace in the mesmerizing Massanjore Dam, a marvel of engineering nestled amidst the breathtaking backdrop of hills and rivers. The serene waters of this dam, surrounded by lush greenery, offer a serene retreat and a perfect spot for boating or simply basking in nature's glory.

Dumka Tourist Place Dumka is also home to the scenic Baba Sumeshwar Nath Temple, a site of religious significance dedicated to Lord Shiva. The temple's architectural splendor coupled with its spiritual aura makes it a captivating place for devotees and architecture aficionados alike.

For those seeking a rendezvous with nature, the refreshing Tatloi Hills provides an ideal escapade. With its verdant surroundings and panoramic views, this hill station offers a respite from the hustle and bustle of city life. Trekking enthusiasts often frequent this spot to explore its trails and relish the breathtaking vistas it offers.

A visit to the nearby Bhagalpur might intrigue history enthusiasts. Known for its silk industry and historical significance, Bhagalpur is a short distance away from Dumka and boasts attractions like the Vikramshila Gangetic Dolphin Sanctuary, a haven for the endangered Gangetic dolphins.

The scenic beauty of Masanjor, with its lush green forests and serene atmosphere, attracts visitors seeking tranquility and natural beauty. Boating in the serene waters of the Masanjor Lake, nestled amidst hills, is an experience that leaves an indelible mark on every traveler.

Dumka also encapsulates the essence of tribal culture in Jharkhand. The tribal fairs and festivals in Dumka, brimming with traditional music, dance, and handicrafts, offer an insight into the rich cultural tapestry of the region. The vibrant hues and rhythmic beats of these festivities captivate visitors, providing a glimpse into the vibrant traditions of the indigenous communities.

In conclusion, Dumka is a hidden gem waiting to be explored. Its amalgamation of spirituality, natural beauty, and cultural heritage creates an enchanting tapestry that leaves an everlasting impression on all who venture here. Whether seeking divine blessings, tranquility in nature's embrace, or a glimpse into tribal culture, Dumka offers an immersive experience that lingers in the heart of every traveler.

While I can't provide direct images, you can find captivating visuals of these places on various image repositories or tourism websites, enhancing the allure of Dumka's charm.

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Shri Venkateshwara University was the center of attraction at the Value education convention organized by Brahmakumaris Divine University.

Shri Venkateshwara University was the center of attraction at the 3 day Value education & All India Bhagwat Gita convention organized by Brahmakumaris Divine University.

Brahmakumaris University hosted a convention at its Gurugram based Om Shanti Retreat Center from Dec 8-10.

The Hyderabad based Padamshree Chitra Tridandi, Swami Abhishek Chaitnya, Swami Dineshanand, Mr. US Rawat, & Ms. Karuna Tyagi from the Karuna Yoga Foundation stressed about the significance of Bhagwat Gita for Value Education.

Dr Prerna Mahapatra VC Orissa University, Dr Gopal Narsan, Deputy VC Vikramshila Vidyapeeth & over 4 dozen educationist & religious leaders addressed the convention in different sessions.  

Over 50 VCs of leading universities, educationists, religious leaders and over 2 dozen priests took part in the mega event.

Padamshree Chitra Tridandi, Swami Dineshanand, Convener of World Parliament of Religions, India’s High Commissioner to Uganda Mr US Rawat & the Pro Chancellor Dr Rajiv Tyagi inaugurated the convention by lighting a lamp to Goddess Saraswati.

Dr Gopal Narsan, Swami Abhishek Chaitnya joined them to inaugurate the 3 day Value education & All India Bhagwat Gita convention 2023.

The Group Chairman, Dr Sudhir Giri, reiterated Gita is not just any book or treatise, it’s a way of living.

While Padamshree Chitra Tridandi opined Bhagwat Gita has taught us, just having positive thoughts is not enough. When we compliment positive thoughts with positive actions, this generates power thoughts that have the power to transform the world.

The Pro Chancellor & Key note speaker, Dr Rajiv Tyagi, informed Bhagwat Gita is the essence of life, we just need to imbibe it in our lives. This value education will lead to the overall wellbeing of humanity.

Dr Rajiv Tyagi took part in the convention as the official representative of the Group Chairman Dr Sudhir Giri. He further informed BK Shivani ji will conduct a value education convention at Shri Venkateshwara University in the first week of January.

All appreciated Dr Rajiv Tyagi’s discourse on imbibing Gita teachings & value education for bringing positivity and fostering peace & tranquillity in the world. This made Shri Venkateshwara University the center of attraction at the convention.

There was a beeline of people congratulating the Group Chairman Dr Sudhir Giri, on this feat.

This included the Chief Advisor Dr VPS Arora, Dr Piyush Pandey, Dr Rajesh Singh, Dr Divya Girdhar, & Dr Laxman Singh.

The Meerut Campus Director, Dr Pratap Singh, also complimented the Chairman, and also present was the Media Incharge, Mr. Vishwas Rana, among others.  

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What Makes Bihar India's Cultural Hub? 

Introduction

Bihar, often referred to as the "Cultural Hub of India," stands as a testament to the rich tapestry of traditions, arts, and history that define the nation. From ancient universities to vibrant festivals, Bihar encapsulates the essence of India's cultural diversity. In this guide, we will unravel the unique aspects that make Bihar a cultural hub, inviting travellers to explore the heart of India's heritage.

Nalanda and Vikramshila: Ancient Seats of Wisdom

Cradles of Knowledge

Nalanda and Vikramshila, ancient centres of learning, embody Bihar's cultural legacy. Nalanda University, dating back to the 5th century, was a beacon of education, attracting scholars from across the world. Vikramshila, known for its Buddhist teachings, adds another layer to Bihar's cultural richness.

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The Festive Splendour of Chhath Puja

A Celebration of Sun God

Chhath Puja, one of Bihar's most significant festivals, is a vibrant celebration dedicated to the Sun God. The rituals performed along the riverbanks, the vibrant ghats, and the fervent devotion of the participants make Chhath Puja a cultural spectacle that draws people from all walks of life.

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Patna Sahib: A Spiritual Haven

Birthplace of Guru Gobind Singh

Patna Sahib, the birthplace of Guru Gobind Singh, the tenth Sikh Guru, is a spiritual haven that attracts devotees from the Sikh community. The grandeur of Gurdwara Patna Sahib and the spiritual significance associated with it make Patna a cultural melting pot.

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Sonepur Mela: Asia's Largest Cattle Fair

A Cultural Extravaganza

Sonepur Mela, held in the town of Sonepur, is Asia's largest cattle fair and a cultural extravaganza. The fair, dating back over a thousand years, brings together traders, performers, and visitors in a vibrant celebration of Bihar's cultural diversity.

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Practical Considerations for Cultural Exploration

Tariffs and Booking Made Easy

Exploring Bihar's cultural hub involves practical considerations. Knowing the outstation cabs tariff in advance allows for effective budgeting. Additionally, the ease of innova booking for outstation and hire outstation taxi services ensures a stress-free experience, leaving you to focus on the cultural wonders of Bihar.

Conclusion

Bihar's status as India's cultural hub is evident in its ancient seats of learning, vibrant festivals, and cultural extravaganzas. From the intellectual legacy of Nalanda to the festive fervor of Chhath Puja, each aspect adds a unique hue to Bihar's cultural canvas. To embark on a journey through India's cultural heart, consider the comfort and convenience offered by reliable outstation cab services. Let Bihar's cultural treasures be your guide to an immersive exploration of India's diverse and dynamic heritage.

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Historical Significance of Bihar: Exploring the Ancient Kingdoms and Empires

Bihar, located in eastern India, is a region steeped in history and has been witness to the rise and fall of several ancient kingdoms and empires. From the Magadha Empire to the Gupta Dynasty, Bihar's historical significance cannot be understated. This article takes you on a journey through time, unraveling the tales of power, conquest, and cultural achievements that have shaped Bihar's rich historical legacy.

The Magadha Empire:

Bihar was the heartland of the Magadha Empire, one of the most powerful and prosperous kingdoms in ancient India. The capital city of Pataliputra, modern-day Patna, was a center of political and cultural activity. Under the reign of rulers like Bimbisara, Ajatashatru, and Ashoka the Great, the Magadha Empire expanded its territories, developed a strong administration, and witnessed the spread of Buddhism, leaving an indelible mark on the region's history.

Nalanda University:

During the ancient period, Bihar was home to the world-renowned Nalanda University, which stood as a symbol of intellectual prowess and learning. Established in the 5th century CE, Nalanda University attracted scholars from far and wide, becoming a center for Buddhist studies, philosophy, mathematics, medicine, and other disciplines. The university's library was said to house a vast collection of knowledge, making it a hub of academic excellence and a testament to Bihar's intellectual heritage.

The Gupta Dynasty:

Bihar played a significant role during the reign of the Gupta Dynasty, a golden age of art, science, and literature in ancient India. Under the Gupta rulers, including Chandragupta I, Samudragupta, and Chandragupta II, the region experienced immense prosperity and cultural flourishing. The famous Iron Pillar of Delhi, erected during this era, stands as a testament to the remarkable metallurgical skills of the time. Bihar's close association with the Gupta Dynasty added to its historical significance.

Influence of Buddhism:

Bihar holds immense importance in the history of Buddhism. It was in Bodh Gaya, a small town in Bihar, where Gautama Buddha attained enlightenment under the Bodhi Tree. Bodh Gaya remains one of the holiest pilgrimage sites for Buddhists from around the world. The Mahabodhi Temple, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, stands as a significant Buddhist monument and a testament to Bihar's role in spreading Buddhism across Asia.

Invasions and Dynastic Shifts:

Bihar's history is also marked by invasions and dynastic shifts. It witnessed the rise and fall of various kingdoms, including the Mauryas, Guptas, Palas, and the Islamic rulers who came later. The region's strategic location made it a battleground for power struggles, leading to frequent invasions and the establishment of new dynasties. These events shaped Bihar's historical narrative and left lasting imprints on its architecture, art, and culture.

Preserving Bihar's Historical Legacy:

Efforts are being made to preserve and showcase Bihar's rich historical heritage. Sites like the ruins of Nalanda University, the ancient city of Rajgir, and the archaeological site of Vikramshila provide glimpses into the glorious past of the region. Museums, such as the Patna Museum and the Bihar Museum, house a vast collection of artifacts, sculptures, and relics, offering visitors a chance to delve deeper into Bihar's historical significance.

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Art and Craft of Bihar: A Glimpse into the State's Traditional Creations

Bihar, nestled in the eastern part of India, is a land of diverse cultural heritage and artistic brilliance. With a history that dates back to ancient times, the state boasts a rich tradition of art and craft that has been passed down through generations. From intricately woven textiles to vibrant paintings, Bihar's artistic creations are a testament to the creativity and skill of its artisans. This article takes a deep dive into the world of Bihar's art and craft, exploring its traditional forms, historical significance, and the efforts to preserve and promote these exquisite creations in the modern era.

The Artistic Legacy of Bihar:

Bihar's artistic legacy can be traced back to the ancient period when the region was a prominent center of learning and culture. The historic sites of Nalanda and Vikramshila were not only hubs of education but also nurtured artistic pursuits, including sculpture, painting, and manuscript illumination. The influence of various dynasties, such as the Mauryas, Guptas, and Pala, further enriched Bihar's artistic traditions. -

Madhubani Paintings: A Timeless Tradition:

Among Bihar's most famous art forms is the enchanting Madhubani painting, also known as Mithila painting. This traditional art style originated in the Mithila region of Bihar and has been practiced for centuries. Characterized by vibrant colors, intricate patterns, and themes inspired by nature, mythology, and rituals, Madhubani paintings are a symbol of the state's cultural heritage. Traditionally created by women on mud walls, this art form has now found its way onto paper and canvas, gaining recognition on national and international platforms. -

Sujini Embroidery: A Stitch in Time:

Sujini embroidery is another noteworthy art form of Bihar, cherished for its intricate needlework and storytelling ability. Originating in the Bhusura region, this traditional embroidery is often used to depict scenes from rural life and mythological tales. The art form typically employs simple stitches and vibrant threads to create beautiful and expressive pieces of fabric art.

Tikuli Art: Glittering Creations:

Tikuli art is a lesser-known but equally captivating art form originating from Patna, Bihar's capital city. Tikuli is the Hindi word for "bindi" or "kumkum," and in this craft, artists use lacquer to create eye-catching designs on handmade paper. The art form showcases intricate patterns, floral motifs, and depictions of local festivals, resulting in mesmerizing, glittering artworks.

Terracotta Crafts: The Earthy Charisma:

Terracotta crafts hold a special place in Bihar's artistic heritage. Skilled artisans mold clay into various forms, including pottery, figurines, and decorative items. The rustic charm of terracotta creations reflects the essence of rural life and cultural traditions, making it a popular choice for both utility and decorative purposes.

Manjusha Art: A Cultural Chronicle:

Manjusha art is an indigenous storytelling tradition unique to the Bhagalpur region of Bihar. This art form involves crafting brightly colored boxes or containers to depict mythological stories, mainly centered around the goddess Durga. The creations are often used during festivals and folk performances, keeping alive the cultural narratives and beliefs of the region.

Woodcraft: An Artistic Heritage:

Bihar's woodcraft heritage showcases the artisans' skill in carving exquisite designs on wood. The art form is commonly used for crafting furniture, decorative panels, and household items. The intricate detailing and artistic finesse make Bihar's woodcrafts a sought-after choice for interior décor and collectors. Paper Mache Craft: Eco-Friendly Elegance: Paper mache craft is a delightful expression of creativity and eco-friendliness. Artisans use recycled paper pulp to create stunning decorative items, masks, and figurines. The craft has gained popularity for its sustainability and unique artistic appeal.

Preservation and Revival Efforts:

While Bihar's traditional art forms have a rich history, some of them have faced the challenges of fading away with time. However, dedicated efforts by artisans, organizations, and the government are being made to preserve and revive these artistic treasures:

Government Initiatives:

The Bihar government has initiated several projects to promote and preserve the state's art and craft heritage. By supporting artisan communities, organizing craft fairs, and establishing craft development centers, the government has contributed to the resurgence of traditional art forms. -

Artisan Cooperatives:

Various artisan cooperatives have been established to provide a platform for skilled craftsmen to showcase and sell their creations. These cooperatives empower artisans, ensuring fair wages and fostering entrepreneurship within the community. -

Skill Development Programs:

Skill development programs and workshops are being conducted to pass down the art forms to the younger generation. These efforts not only ensure the continuity of the traditional crafts but also provide livelihood opportunities for the youth. -

Promotional Events and Exhibitions:

Art and craft exhibitions, both within Bihar and on national and international platforms, have been organized to raise awareness about the state's artistic heritage. These events attract art enthusiasts, collectors, and connoisseurs, generating interest and support for the traditional crafts. -

Collaborations and Modern Adaptations:

Artisans are exploring collaborations with contemporary designers and artists to infuse traditional crafts with modern aesthetics. By incorporating traditional art into contemporary designs and products, artisans are expanding their market reach and relevance. Conclusion: Bihar's art and craft are a tapestry woven with the threads of history, culture, and creativity. The state's traditional creations bear witness to the artistic brilliance of its people and the stories of its heritage. Through continuous efforts to preserve, revive, and promote these ancient art forms, Bihar is not only preserving its artistic legacy but also providing a source of livelihood and empowerment to its artisans. As these timeless creations find appreciation and recognition in the global arena, Bihar's cultural heritage continues to shine brightly, enchanting art enthusiasts and celebrating the artistic diversity of the land. Read the full article