Submit original, high-quality research across 5 broad tracks & 35+ sub-tracks in Indian Knowledge Systems
“Promoting Research, Advancement, and Knowledge Systems for Applied Sustainable Heritage (Legacy)”
PRAKASH 2027 invites original, unpublished, and high-quality research papers, critical reviews, and applied case studies from traditional textual scholars (Shastris), modern scientists, academicians, engineers, research scholars, and industry professionals.
The conference seeks to move beyond mere historical celebration and instead engage in rigorous academic discourse that validates, contextualizes, and applies ancient Indian concepts within contemporary research frameworks, particularly addressing global challenges like climate change, mental health, ecological sustainability, and ethical technology.
All submissions must represent authentic, original scholarship and must adhere to academic integrity standards.
Affiliated to Bhishma Sanatan Vedic Hindu Univ., America & Central Sanskrit Univ., New Delhi
Asian and Transcultural Religion, Philosophy, & Ethics · Selected papers considered for publication
Explore the 5 core tracks and 35+ specialized sub-tracks covering scientific heritage, healthcare, sustainability, statecraft, and pedagogy.
Historical developments in Indian mathematics, astronomy, metallurgy, water management, and computational linguistics.
Integration of Ayurveda, Siddha, and Yoga into modern healthcare systems; ethnobotany and natural product chemistry.
Vastu Shastra, Traditional Ecological Knowledge (TEK), ancient water conservation, organic farming, and climate change mitigation.
Kautilya's Arthashastra, Dharma, and Nyaya as foundations for leadership, ethics, and policy; sustainable trade traditions.
Implementation of IKS in mainstream education under NEP 2020; Kalas (art forms), performance arts, digitization, and manuscriptology.
This track investigates the mathematical and engineering marvels of ancient India and their interface with modern computational sciences.
This track explores the integration of traditional medical systems with modern clinical practices and pharmacological research.
This track draws upon traditional ecological knowledge to address current environmental crises and architectural sustainability.
This track applies the principles of ancient Indian polity and ethics to modern leadership, corporate governance, and economic policy.
This track addresses the integration of IKS into education and the preservation of intangible cultural assets.
Are you building a product or enterprise based on Indian Knowledge Systems? PRAKASH 2027 features a dedicated IKS Expo zone to encourage startups, researchers, and innovators working in:
To reserve an exhibition kiosk or present in the startup demo session, write to us at iksconf.prakash@poornima.org.
Authors must submit original, rigorously researched papers written in English or Sanskrit with English summary.
Authors can submit their complete research paper (PDF and editable Word document) directly to the conference editorial desk:
Submit Paper to iksconf.prakash@poornima.orgSubject: Paper Submission_Track Number_Author Name
Example: Paper Submission_Track 1.1_Dr. Sanju Choudhary
(Official fee structure for PRAKASH 2027 hybrid conference delegates)
| Category | Early Bird | Regular |
|---|---|---|
| Indian Academicians & Faculty | ₹2,000 | ₹2,000 |
| Research Scholars & Students | ₹1,000 | ₹1,000 |
| Foreign Delegates | $150 | $300 |
Registration fees cover participation in all technical sessions, presentation slots, digital proceedings access, and kit.
PRAKASH 2027 follows a rigorous double-blind peer-review process to ensure scholarly quality and research integrity. Each submitted manuscript will be evaluated by experts in traditional texts and contemporary research across these metrics:
PRAKASH 2027 is committed to academic rigor, authenticity of indigenous wisdom, and ethical scholarship:
Authors submitting manuscripts must ensure that all references to ancient texts, Samhitas, Sutras, and classical commentaries are authentic and verifiable. Generative AI tools must not be used to fabricate citations, invent translations, or generate research claims.
PRAKASH 2027 strictly prohibits plagiarism, duplicate submissions, and data fabrication. All papers undergo automated plagiarism detection and review by domain scholars.
