Ancient Indian medical thought up to Susruta (450 A.D.) developed over millennia, with foundational sources including Vedic literature, manuscripts like the Bower Manuscripts, and archaeological…
September 2013Vol. 19pp. 29–48
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Antiquity of Documents in Karnataka and Their Preservation Procedures
The article discusses the historical significance and preservation of documents in Karnataka, emphasizing their role in understanding the region's cultural history from the 11th to 18th centuries.…
The Dutch demonstrated interest in coastal Karnataka by the late 16th century, with active trade engagement throughout the 17th century until 1763. Their activities are documented in Dutch-language…
September 2005Vol. 12pp. 81–84
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Babbu Svami: Caste, Jealousy, and Folk Deity Worship in 17th-Century Tulunadu
Babbu Svami, a folk deity in Karnataka-Kerala's Tulunadu region, is central to a Tulu-language folk song translated into Kannada. The song, published in 2000, recounts his birth into the low-caste…