Research & Innovationअनुसंधान एवं विकास
Ancient Knowledge • Modern Science • Sustainable Future
Maharshi VedVyas International Virtual Vedic University (MVIVVU) is deeply committed to Research & Development in Vedic Sciences, Philosophy, and Indigenous Knowledge Systems, rooted in ancient Sanskrit literature and examined through the lens of modern scientific inquiry.
Our research framework integrates:
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Classical Vedic knowledge
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Applied scientific methodologies
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Sustainable development principles
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Digital innovation & education technologies
Research Vision & Scope
The domain of our research activities includes:
Literature-based theoretical research from Vedic & Sanskrit texts
Practical research derived from ancient Vedic sciences
Development of educational software and digital knowledge systems
Research aligned with sustainability, health, ecology, and ethics
MVIVVU aims to revive, refine, and responsibly apply traditional knowledge for the benefit of humanity.
United Nations & Agenda 21 Alignment
MVIVVU’s research philosophy resonates strongly with Agenda 21, the United Nations Programme of Action for Sustainable Development (UNCED, Rio de Janeiro, 1992).
Agenda 21 emphasizes the importance of traditional and indigenous knowledge in areas such as:
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Human health
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Sustainable agriculture
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Environmental protection
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Education & public awareness
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Scientific decision-making
Key UN Recommendation (35.7 – Science for Sustainable Development):
Develop methods to link established sciences with indigenous knowledge systems, focusing on environmental protection and sustainable development.
MVIVVU actively contributes toward this global vision by connecting Vedic sciences with modern research frameworks.
Churning the Traditional Vedic Knowledgeपारम्परिक वैदिक ज्ञान का मंथन
Vedic Hindu Scientific Research Methodologyवैदिक हिन्दू वैज्ञानिक अनुसन्धान विधि
The foundation of Indian research methodology was laid by Maharshi Akṣapāda Gautama, author of the Nyāya Sūtras (6th century BCE). These sutras established systematic principles of investigation that remain relevant even today.
These methodologies were not merely philosophical but actively applied in Ayurveda, medicine, and life sciences.
Pratyakṣa (प्रत्यक्ष) – Perception
Direct knowledge obtained through sensory and mental perception.
Anumāna (अनुमान) – Inference
Knowledge derived through logical reasoning, observation, experimentation, and elimination of contradictions.
Upamāna (उपमान) – Comparison
Understanding through analogy and comparative recognition.
Āptavākya (आप्तवाक्य) – Authoritative Testimony
Knowledge derived from authentic scriptures, sages, and validated scholarly sources.
VeRDAN – Vedic Research, Development & Analytics Networkवैदिक हिन्दू वैज्ञानिक अनुसन्धान विधिVeRDAN is the dedicated Research & Development wing of MVIVVU.
Core Objectives:
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Redevelopment of indigenous Vedic research methodology
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Guidance for Doctoral & Post-Doctoral scholars
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Development of ShodhGranth (Thesis) writing standards
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Recognition of global contributors to Vedic Hindu culture
Indigenous ShodhGranth Format
Under the leadership of Dr. Chakradhar Frend, VeRDAN has developed a unique:
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9-Section
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18-Chapter
Indigenous thesis structure (details to be published separately).
Traditional KnowledgeResearch on Vedic Microbiology
Department:
Rishi Kanva Vedic Microbiology Research Institute (RKVMRI)
Key Research Projects:
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Identification of microbiological knowledge in ancient texts
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Compilation of Sanskrit verses with Hindi & English translations
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Integration with Ayurveda, biotechnology, and life sciences
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Role of Vedic microbiology in healthcare & Ayurveda promotion
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Discovery of Vedic antimicrobial & immuno-modulating agents
Outcomes:
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Research books & dictionaries
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Educational software
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Academic papers & seminars
RKVMRI, established in 2005 (Gujarat, India), is a pioneer institute dedicated exclusively to Vedic microbiology research.
Selected Research Contributions & Conferences
Vedic Microbiology and Yogic Farming – National Workshop, Anand Agriculture University (2018)
Vedic Microbiology: Boon of Rishis to Humanity – National Conference (2013)
Microbiology in the Vedas – A Revived History – World Congress on Vedic Sciences
Publications in HINDU TODAY & International Journal of Vedic Science
International Seminar on Vedic Microbiology, New Delhi (2007)
Selected Research Contributions & Conferences
Focus Areas:
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Classical & modern spiritual research methods
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Consciousness studies
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Applied spirituality
Outcomes:
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Books & digital learning tools
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Research papers & conferences
Key Presentation:
Methodology in Spiritual Research – An Outlook
(World Spiritual Conference, Haryana, 2012)
Traditional Knowledge Research on Vedic Ecology & Environment
Research Objectives:
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Extraction of ecological wisdom from ancient texts
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Sustainable development & ethical frameworks
Key Topics:
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Environmental education in Vedas
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Eco-friendly growth models
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Ayurveda & ecological balance
Notable Works:
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Glimpses of Vedic Ecology & Environment
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Charak Samhita – A Guide for Eco-friendly Growth
Research Vision & Scope
Books & Dictionaries
Research Papers & Journals
Educational Software
Sustainable development frameworks
JoinOur Research Ecosystem
MVIVVU invites:
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Researchers & academicians
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Doctoral & Post-Doctoral scholars
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Traditional knowledge practitioners
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Global collaborators
📩 Research & Collaboration Email:
admin@e-vedicuniversity.com