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A Thread On The Founding Father of Surgery Sushruta lived in India sometime between 600 to 1000 BC. His Sushruta Samhita is one of the most outstanding treatises in Indian medical literature, describes the ancient tradition of surgery in India. #NationalDoctorsDay

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I am not virtuous, neither sin, nor happiness nor sorrow, nor mantra, nor pilgrimage, nor Vedas nor yajna, I am neither food, nor will I eat, nor am I to eat, I am conscious form, am bliss, I am Shiva, I am Shiva… #Shivratri

In the 7th century, negative numbers were used in calculations in India which was innovative because Europeans dismissed these numbers as absurd until the 17th century, when they gained widespread acceptance due to their practical use in accounting and bookkeeping.
Built in 1156 by Rawal Jaisal, Jaisalmer Fort is one of the world’s last living forts, home to thousands even today. Its yellow sandstone glows at dawn and blazes at dusk. A city that breathes inside a citadel.

The monolithic Ugra Narasimha sculpture of Hampi, towering over the spectators.
Carved, not built. Mahabalipuram’s Shore Temple and rock-cut sanctuaries weren’t made brick by brick— they were revealed from stone. Sculpted by the Pallavas, still sculpting our imagination.

Shridevi, the Hindu deity Originating from Tamil Nadu, India, 13th century A generous donation from Anna Bing Arnold
Which Indian city had a flood warning system over 3,500 years ago? #CliosQuiz
Konark, where the sun rides stone wheels, and time is measured in shadows and light. Each carving a verse, each pillar a prayer.

While global brands turn our heritage into billion dollar empires, we’re still struggling to protect and celebrate what’s truly ours. At @CliosChronicles & @clio_store, we’re on a mission to revive India’s cultural legacy through handcrafted products, stories, and deep-rooted…
While French Industrial Bodies Build Empires, Indian Associations Can't Even Play Catch Up (swarajyamag.com/heritage/while…) From Kolhapuri chappals to Kashmiri cheese, India’s artisanal legacy is routinely copied by global brands like Prada. But the real failure isn’t foreign theft.…
Toda embroidery is a traditional craft from the Nilgiri hills in Tamil Nadu. It’s made by tribal women using red and black threads on white cloth. They don’t use any patterns or drawings—just memory and skill passed down over generations. #CliosCraftStories



Raja Ravi Varma's masterpiece, where Yashoda, the beloved mother of Shri Krishna, is milking a white cow. The painting captures a moment of pure innocence and mischief, as the mischievous baby Krishna, eagerly comes over to demand his share of milk. The painting is a masterful…

Shri Vishnu with Lakshmi and Sarasvati. c. 1100–1200, Bangladesh

At Brihadisvara temple, stone is light, and the temple breathes like a mountain with a crown. Thanjavur sings the rhythm of the cosmos.

Absolutely. India has so much heritage still waiting to be recognised. With the right push, we can easily break into the top 3.
As on July 2025 India is home to the 6th largest number of UNESCO World Heritage sites with 44. Italy leads with 61 sites. I think in the next few years India could easily climb to the top 3, if the @ASIGoI & @MinOfCultureGoI get their act together!
Raja Ravi Varma didn’t just paint, he brought our gods to life. Graceful.
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Brahma and Sarasvati seated upon their vahana the hamsa. Early 19th century

सर॑स्वती स॒प्तथी॒ सिन्धु॑माता । Saraswati, the mother of seven rivers. - Rigveda 7.36.6
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