Bharat Kumar

This course talks about the essence of religion, the characteristics of various religious movements in India, 6 Schools of thoughts and many more concepts.

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(Hindi) Religion and Philosophy in Ancient India for UPSC CSE

 Developments in Philosophy 

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Religion and Philosophy in Ancient India Part 1 (in Hindi)

Religion and Philosophy in Ancient India Part 2 (in Hindi)

Religion and Philosophy in Ancient India Part 3 (in Hindi)

Orthodox and Unorthodox movements in India

Religion and Philosophy in Ancient India Part 4 (in Hindi)

Religion and Philosophy in Ancient India Part 5 (in Hindi)

Nyaya, Vaisheshika and Mimansa School of thought

Religion and Philosophy in Ancient India Part 6 (in Hindi)

Religion and Philosophy in Ancient India Part 7

Religion and Philosophy in Ancient India Part 8

Religion and Philosophy in Ancient India Part 9

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Lokendra Mishra

This course will be discussing socio- cultural reforms done by Brahmo samaj, foundation of Brahmo samaj, efforts of Raja Rammohan Roy, Debendranath Tagore and Keshabchandra Sen. Significance of Brahmo Samaj is also discussed in this course.

(Hindi) Socio-Cultural Reforms by Brahmo Samaj

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Arti Chhawari

This course will cover developments in Philosophy in Ancient India. The course will be beneficial for UPSC CSE.

(Hindi) Developments in Philosophy: UPSC CSE

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Vani Ravija

Carvaka was an Atheist and ultimate empiricist philosopher. He's been one of the most criticised and controversial philosophers of Indian Philosophy.

Mimamsa also known as Purva Mimamsa will also be holistically covered.

(Hindi) Carvaka and Mimamsa

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Koyna Tomar

This course will comprehensively cover different schools of Indian Philosophy. We will discuss various classifications (Astika/ Nastika), Six orthodox schools, their origins, texts and major concepts. The course will be supplemented with previous year and mock questions.

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Maneesh Gaur

Course will include different schools of Indian Philosophy(Sankhya, Yoga, Nyaya, Vaiseshika, Mimansa, Vedanta, Jainism, Buddhism and Vedanta). How these Philosophy are different from each other and what are their similarities. How Indian philosophy is better than western philosophy etc. All these any many more dimensions will be discussed

(Hindi) Indian Schools of Philosophy

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9 lessons • 1h 27m

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Religion and Philosophy in Ancient India Part 1 (in Hindi)

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Religion and Philosophy in Ancient India Part 9