Indian Knowledge Systems in the Vedic Era: A Study of Linguistic Philosophical and Scientific Traditions
Author(s): Dr. Inderpal SinghAbstract
The Vedic era represents the pinnacle of Indian knowledge systems contributing significantly to linguistics philosophy and science. This paper examines the foundations of these traditions focusing on the Vedas Upanishads and ancillary texts. It explores the contributions of ancient Indian thinkers to grammar (Panini’s Ashtadhyayi) logic (Nyaya Sutras) and astronomy (Aryabhata’s Aryabhatiya). The study delves into the philosophical frameworks of Advaita and Samkhya emphasizing their relevance in modern discourse. By analyzing these intellectual traditions the paper highlights the holistic nature of ancient Indian knowledge its interdisciplinary applications and its enduring influence on global scholarship and cultural identity.