I initiated large-scale excavation projects in my village, uncovering findings that confirmed thousands of Buddhist monks once studied there, showcasing our rich heritage.

During my time in the Himalayas, I embraced the solitude of the mountains, practiced meditation, and served people with devotion, which became a seamless part of who I was.

I spent time in the Himalayas, embracing solitude and meeting remarkable individuals, which played a huge role in shaping me and discovering my inner power.

In a recent exhibition, we showcased a manuscript alongside its virtual restoration, demonstrating how technology can aid in preserving cultural heritage.

The melting of ice in Antarctica has revealed complex archaeological structures, indicating advanced civilizations existed long before recorded history.

When I was taking my oath as Chief Minister, reporters went to my village, and that’s when people started asking about my background.

Wherever I go, I carry with me the essence of thousands of years of Vedic tradition and the timeless teachings of Swami Vivekananda, along with the blessings, dreams, and aspirations of 1.4 billion Indians.

If we are the product of an intentional act from 200,000 years ago, we should look for evidence of that act, possibly in ancient texts or traditions.

I discovered the potential of reforestation and forest conservation to capture carbon at scale, which is crucial for addressing climate change.