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- Administration: Lord Curzon modernized ASI powers via the 1904 Act.
- Literature: Asiatic Society broadcasted research globally via “Asiatic Researches”.
- Architecture: Edwin Lutyens designed the National Archives of India.
- Art Exhibitions: Lalit Kala Akademi hosts “Triennale-India” for modern art.
- Linguistics: Sahitya Akademi recognizes English and Rajasthani along with Scheduled languages.
- Institutions: The Calcutta Public Library became the National Library after merging with Imperial Library.
- Conservation: IGNCA operates the National Mission for Manuscripts.
- Global Exhibitions: A 1947 exhibition at the Royal Academy of Arts catalyzed the National Museum’s creation.
- Pedagogy: CCRT links heritage and formal education for school teachers.
- Anthropology: B.S. Guha was the founding director of the Anthropological Survey of India.
- Southeast Asia: Kaundinya established the ancient maritime kingdom of Funan.
- Religion Abroad: Champa kingdom records show intense patronage of Shiva.
- Diplomacy: Srivijaya Empire built a monastery at Nalanda during Devapala’s reign.
- Ancient Medicine: The Bower Manuscript contains a 4th-century treatise on Ayurveda.
- Tibetan Buddhism: Padmasambhava founded the Nyingma school.
- Monastic Reforms: Atisha authored Bodhipathapradipa for Tibetan practitioners.
- Missionary Efforts: Mahinda established Theravada Buddhism in Sri Lanka.
- Architecture Diffusion: Bagan’s Ananda Temple mimics the Somapura Mahavihara layout.
- Epigraphy: Thai script derived from the Pallava/Chola Grantha script.
- Buddhist Art: Borobudur reliefs depict Sudhana’s journey from the Gandavyuha Sutra.
- Mathematics: Aryabhata calculated Pi to approximately 3.1416.
- Astronomy: Aryabhata deduced the Earth rotates on its own axis.
- Hydrology: Varahamihira’s Chapter 54 is an early manual on finding underground water.
- Geometry: Brahmagupta mapped the area of a cyclic quadrilateral.
- Calculus Insights: Bhaskaracharya II formulated “Tatkalika Gati”.
- Early Geometry: Baudhayana Sulbasutra contains an explicit statement of the Pythagorean theorem.
- Medical Texts: Charaka Samhita remains the benchmark text for Kayachikitsa.
- Metallurgy: Nagarjuna authored Rasaratnakara on mercury extraction.
- Ancient Steel: High-carbon crucible steel was designated as Ukku.
- Iron Pillar: Preserved by a crystalline iron hydrogen phosphate shield.
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