“Promoting Research, Advancement, and Knowledge Systems for Applied Sustainable Heritage (Legacy)”
Mathematics, Ayurveda, Vastu, Economics & Arts
Empowering higher education with indigenous wisdom
Live exhibitions of herbal tech, green building & manuscripts
Academicians, Shastris & scientists from across the globe
International Conference on Indian Knowledge Systems · 26–27 February 2027 (Hybrid Mode)
The Department of Applied Sciences, Poornima Institute of Engineering and Technology (PIET), Jaipur, proudly presents the International Conference on Indian Knowledge Systems (PRAKASH 2027): Promoting Research, Advancement, and Knowledge Systems for Applied Sustainable Heritage (Legacy) on 26th–27th February 2027 in Hybrid Mode.
Indian Knowledge Systems (IKS) embody a sophisticated, empirical repository of intellectual traditions developed over millennia. From the infinite calculus series of the Kerala School of Mathematics to the anatomical insights of the Charaka Samhita, and from Vastu bio-climatic design to Kautilya's Arthashastra, these methodologies provide crucial solutions for modern global challenges.
In strategic alignment with the National Education Policy (NEP) 2020, PRAKASH 2027 fosters cross-disciplinary dialogue between traditional scholars (Shastris), cutting-edge researchers, and technologists, featuring an exclusive "IKS Expo" for startups and innovators.
Explore the five broad thematic areas covered at the International Conference on Indian Knowledge Systems, bridging ancient wisdom and modern scientific research.
Investigating the Kerala School of Mathematics, ancient astronomy, Aryabhata, Sulba Sutras sacred geometry, traditional metallurgy (Wootz steel), hydrological engineering (stepwells), and Paninian grammar in NLP and AI logic.
Evidence-based Ayurveda with clinical trials, Charaka Samhita herbal pharmacognosy, Yoga and neuroplasticity, ethnobotany, Siddha & Unani systems, Dinacharya chronobiology, and holistic mental health.
Temple Gopuram architecture, Vastu Shastra climate-responsive design, Sacred Groves and Traditional Ecological Knowledge (TEK), organic Vedic farming, seed sovereignty, ancient stepwell water harvesting, and Vedic eco-cosmology.
Kautilya's Arthashastra, Dharma and Nyaya jurisprudence, ancient Indian trade guilds (Shreni), maritime trade networks, conflict resolution strategies from epics, fiscal welfare economics, and Upanishadic ethical leadership.
IKS curriculum integration under NEP 2020, experiential Gurukul models, Vedic chanting, Natya Shastra aesthetics, 3D laser scanning & AI digitization of ancient palm-leaf manuscripts, epigraphy, and cultural tourism.
