The Indic Cultural and Social Studies Booklets are thematic publications that curate key excerpts from the works of eminent Indic thinkers across diverse fields of knowledge. Each booklet introduces readers to foundational ideas and concepts through carefully selected primary texts, offering a guided pathway for deeper study and research. Designed as intellectual gateways, they encourage readers to engage with Indic perspectives and contribute to the reconstruction of Social Studies through Bharatiya frameworks and methodologies.
Indic Booklets
INDIC SOCIAL STUDIES BOOKLET SERIES
The Indic Cultural and Social Studies Booklet Series is an educational initiative designed to bring foundational Indic ideas, thinkers, texts, and intellectual traditions closer to students, researchers, and curious readers. Each booklet carefully curates primary excerpts and essential readings around a particular theme, thinker, or area of Social Studies, offering an accessible entry point into a larger field of inquiry. Published for educational purposes and not for commercial sale, the series seeks to make serious knowledge accessible and encourage further exploration.
These booklets are conceived not as definitive texts, but as intellectual gateways that help readers discover where deeper study can begin. They encourage learners to encounter Indic thought through its own categories and sources, develop questions, compare perspectives, and pursue further research. By bringing together diverse civilizational voices and opening pathways into Social Sciences and Humanities, the series seeks to support a growing community of researchers and learners engaged in rethinking knowledge through Bharatiya frameworks, methodologies, and lived intellectual traditions.
Our Published Booklets
2 – Cultural Anthropology (Booklet)
2 – Cultural Anthropology (Booklet)
1 – A Dharmic Social History of India (Booklet)