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Special Edition- 2

VOL-2

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 Abhinavdhara – IJIIS​

Explore the Special Edition-2 of Abhinavdhara (IJIIS) featuring peer-reviewed research articles on Indic Studies, Sanskrit, Indian Philosophy, and Culture.

 

SRIJANSHODH 2026

International conference on Indian Knowledge Systems, Art, Design, Wellness, and Cultural Heritage                 

 

Organised by ​

 Shabdārambh:

Global Academy of Art,Culture, Languages & Wellness Date: 29th & 30th August 2026 (virtual mode) 

Chief Editor

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​​​​​​​Dr. Supriya Sanju

Founder Director Shabdārambh:

Global Academy of Culture, Languages & Wellnes

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Dr. Rakesh Kumar Chaudhary

Director

Shabdārambh: Global Academy of Art

EDITORS MESSAGE

​Abhinavdhara – International Journal of Innovation in Indic Studies (IJIIS) is pleased to present this special issue featuring selected research papers contributed to the SRIJANSHODH 2026 International Conference.The conference brought together scholars, researchers, academicians, artists, and practitioners from diverse fields to engage in meaningful discussions on Indian Knowledge Systems, Art, Design, Wellness, and Cultural Heritage. The research presented during the conference reflected the richness of India’s intellectual and cultural traditions while highlighting their relevance in the contemporary world.This special issue is a humble effort to preserve and further disseminate the valuable academic contributions presented at the conference. It aims to provide a platform for original research, critical reflections, interdisciplinary dialogue, and the exploration of new perspectives in the fields of Indian knowledge traditions, art, design, wellness, and cultural heritage.Through this publication, we hope to encourage further research, promote scholarly exchange, and strengthen the connection between traditional knowledge and contemporary academic inquiry. We believe that the contributions included in this issue will inspire researchers and readers to explore the diverse dimensions of India’s knowledge heritage and its continued significance in shaping a sustainable and culturally enriched future.We express our heartfelt gratitude to all the authors, reviewers, scholars, artists, academicians, and conference collaborators whose valuable contributions, dedication, and support have made this special issue possible. Their commitment to research, knowledge creation, and cultural preservation has enriched the academic purpose of SRIJANSHODH 2026.We sincerely hope that this special issue will serve as a meaningful academic resource and contribute to the ongoing discourse on Indian Knowledge Systems, creativity, cultural heritage, and holistic well-being.

Table of Contents (TOC)

Ritual Art as a Medium of Social Cohesion: A Study of Saura Indigenous
Painting and Sculptural Traditions

Chitranjan Moharana
Research Scholar, Dept of Art Education, Faculty of Fine Arts, Jamia Millia Islamia
Prof. Dr. Bindulika Sharma
Dean, Faculty of Fine Arts, Jamia Millia Islamia

Indian Tribal Jewellery as an Indigenous Cultural Practice: Preserving
Community Knowledge

Nagma Shamim
Ph.D. Research Scholar, Department of Art Education,
Jamia Millia Islamia, Delhi, India

Prof. Mohd Tahir Siddique
Department of Art Education,
Jamia Millia Islamia, Delhi, India

Re-reading the Mahabharata through Contemporary Retellings: Cultural
Memory and the Continuity of Indian Knowledge Systems

Doorva,
Assistant Professor, Vidya University

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