
Subhash Kak
1947
Born in Srinagar, Kashmir, Subhash Kak received his Ph.D. from Indian Institute of Technology, Delhi. His work has been showcased in the popular media including Discovery and History channels, PBS, Dutch Public TV OHM, and most recently in a documentary on music (www.ragaunveiled.com). His discovery of a long-forgotten astronomy of the ancient world has been called "revolutionary" and "epoch-making". The literary scholar Govind Chandra Pande compared his poetry to that of William Wordsworth. His awards include Science Academy Medal of the Indian National Science Academy (1977), UNESCO Tokten Award (1986), National Fellow of the Indian Institute of Advanced Study (2001), and Distinguished Alumni of IIT Delhi (2002).
Books
- In Search of the Cradle of Civilization
- Computing science in ancient India
- The astronomical code of the Ṛgveda
- Computing Science in Ancient India
- The London bridge and other poems
- The Prajna Sutras
- Recursionism and Reality
- Patanjali and cognitive science
- The Aśvamedha
- Ek taal, ek darpan
- India at century's end
- The nature of physical reality
- Vedaalalo Science Undaa
- Computing science in ancient India
- The astronomical code of the R̥gveda
- The conductor of the dead and other poems
- The Gods within
- Mitti kaa anuraag
- The Secrets of Ishbar
- The Architecture of Knowledge
- The chinar garden
- From Vedic Science to Vedanta
- L'Arbre a Souhaits
- Patanjali and Cognitive Science
- The wishing tree
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