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From zero to yoga, some of the world’s everyday practices trace their roots to ancient India. Let’s explore 7 Indian inventions that still shape our lives today.
It was first recorded in India in the 5th century. This idea transformed maths and became the backbone of modern computing and science.
India’s 5,000-year-old healing science seeks to promote a balance of mind, body and nature. Its natural remedies are more widely practiced today than ever before.
What began in India over 2,500 years ago has today become a global practice for fitness, mental health and inner peace.
Known as Chaturanga in 6th-century India, it evolved into the world’s most popular strategic board game, testing minds across generations.
Buttons were first made in the Indus Valley around 2000 BC. Originally used for decoration, this tiny invention is still a part of our daily lives.
Stepwells or 'Baolis,' mastered water harvesting in arid regions. These ancient architectural marvels inspire modern water conservation globally.
Indian physician Sushruta pioneered plastic surgery, including nose reconstruction, in 600 BC. His methods laid foundations for modern surgery.
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