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<p>The multifaceted contributions of the Indian Knowledge System (IKS) to contemporary scientific research emphasize its holistic principles for promoting human welfare and environmental sustainability. It delves into how ancient Indian practices, including those in water conservation, agriculture, architecture, biodiversity preservation, and ethical environmentalism, can inform and enhance global frameworks such as the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals. Eurocentric bias is prevalent in current global environmental governance, which advocates integrating and recognizing IKS into academic and policy discourse. This integration is crucial not only for achieving a more balanced global perspective but also for leveraging millennia-old wisdom to address pressing modern challenges. Moreover, the convergence of traditional Indian knowledge with modern scientific methodologies holds significant promise for generating innovative solutions in diverse fields, ranging from health to sustainable agriculture and environmental stewardship. The National Education Policy 2020 further emphasizes this integration, advocating for the inclusion of IKS into mainstream education to foster holistic learning experiences and provide invaluable insights into various scientific disciplines.</p>

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Indian Knowledge System in Scientific Research: A Holistic Approach for Human Welfare and Sustainability

  • 期刊论文

  • 发表日期：

    2026年6月29日

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  • Sanjay K. S. Patel,
  • Yukta Mukhi,
  • Amar J. Singh,
  • Puneet Walia,
  • Ghanshyam S. Thakur,
  • Surendra Puri,
  • Namita Singh,
  • Urvashi Kuhad,
  • Kavya Dashora,
  • P. Gunasekaran,
  • Ramesh C. Kuhad

摘要

The multifaceted contributions of the Indian Knowledge System (IKS) to contemporary scientific research emphasize its holistic principles for promoting human welfare and environmental sustainability. It delves into how ancient Indian practices, including those in water conservation, agriculture, architecture, biodiversity preservation, and ethical environmentalism, can inform and enhance global frameworks such as the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals. Eurocentric bias is prevalent in current global environmental governance, which advocates integrating and recognizing IKS into academic and policy discourse. This integration is crucial not only for achieving a more balanced global perspective but also for leveraging millennia-old wisdom to address pressing modern challenges. Moreover, the convergence of traditional Indian knowledge with modern scientific methodologies holds significant promise for generating innovative solutions in diverse fields, ranging from health to sustainable agriculture and environmental stewardship. The National Education Policy 2020 further emphasizes this integration, advocating for the inclusion of IKS into mainstream education to foster holistic learning experiences and provide invaluable insights into various scientific disciplines.