Vicharan (Hindi Edition)

At present, ignorance and misinterpretation of tradition are spreading alarmingly in India, and especially in the Hindi region. Despite this, we have alert, knowledgeable thinkers whose insight into tradition has inspired us to see and understand our modernity in a new light. One of these is Navjyoti Singh, a lengthy conversation with whom is being published here in book form. He raises new questions, provokes new curiosity, and moves toward exploring new avenues of thought. In the context of the sluggish state of Hindi thought, this book is a humble addition. We hope readers will enjoy this exchange of thoughts. --Ashok Vajpayee Introduction to Navjyoti Singh Navjyoti Singh is a leading philosopher in the country and founder and president of Exact Humanities at the International Institute of Information Technology, Hyderabad. After graduating from the Indian Institute of Technology (IIT), Kanpur, he pursued advanced studies in nuclear technology. In his later years, he researched the history and philosophical foundations of science in Indian civilization. Thoughts on power in society and the arts. Research on the logics of Indian/Greek analytical traditions and modernity. Currently, special work on the mechanics of power and digital humanities on the basis of humanities. Edited books: Temporality and Logical Structure: and Indian Perspective, Srishti, Its Philosophical Entanglements. For the last few years, he has been finalizing three manuscripts: Antahkaran: Mechanics of Mind, Punctuating Reality: Towards Formal Foundations of Justice, History and Society, and Flavor of Reason in Indian Civilization.