Volume-22

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Indian Mathematical Sciences Abroad During Pre–modern Times
Gupta, R.C.
Contribution to Weather Science in Ancient India. VIII— Observation and Measurement of Meteorological Parameters in Ancient India
Ramanathan, A.S.
Why did the Scientific Revolution take place in Europe and not elsewhere?
Singh, V.
Todaramala of Jaipur (A Jaina Philosopher– Mathematician)
Trivedi, R.K.
Contribution to Weather Science in Ancient India. V— Priciples of Forecasting Rainfall in Ancient India (Long Range)
Ramanathan, A.S.
Specifications for Brick Masonry according to Samarangana Sutradhara
Kulkarni, R.P.
Contribution to Weather Science in Ancient India. VI— Priciples of Forecasting Rainfall in Ancient India (Short and Medium Range)
Ramanathan, A.S.
On the Chronology in Ancient India
Kak, S.C.
Neurology in Ancient India: Ajna Cakra— A Physiological Reality
Joshi, B.C.
Three Important Vedic Grasses
Mahdihassan, S.
Science and Divine Philosophy in the Seventeenth Century Europe
Gupta, S.P.
Development of Engineering and Technology in India from 1000 BC to 1000 AD as revealed in Rajatarangini
Kulkarni, R.P.
Contribution to Weather Science in Ancient India. VII— A Scientific Assessment of the Rules of Rainfall Forecasting Practiced in Ancient India
Ramanathan, A.S.
A Few Facts of Historiacl Interest Relating to Diabetes Mellitus
Upadhyay, O.P.; Upadhyay, D.
Anthelmintic Plants in Traditional Remedies in India
Prakash, V.; Mehrotra, B.N.
On Astronomy in Ancient India
Kak, S.C.
Milgram's Shocking Experiments: A Case in Social Construction of ‘Science’
Laurent, J.
Report
Sen, S.N.
Breeding Practices and Selection Criteria for Domestication of Animals
Mandokhot, U.V.
Some Reflections from the Works of Vernadsky (1863–1945)
Chandra, S.