– Anushka Sengupta Sharda Peeth, situated in the Neelum Valley of Pakistan-Occupied Kashmir (PoK), is one of the oldest surviving centers of learning and spirituality in the Indian subcontinent. It is considered as one of the 18 Maha Shakti Peethas which holds great reverence in Hinduism and is also an ancient University. Sharda, derives its […]Read More
-Khirabdhi Tanaya Gour Meta Description: Explore the life, teachings, and legacy of Nund Rishi, the esteemed Kashmiri saint and poet who established the Rishi order and fostered spiritual harmony among various religions. Introduction Among the spiritual figures in South Asia, Nund Rishi is recognized as a symbol of peace, wisdom, and unity. Also known as […]Read More
Lal Ded the soul of Kashmir, She is a revered figure found in the hearts of every Kashmiri. Lal Ded was a mystic poet and a saint who belonged to the Kashmiri Shaivism tradition. Kashmiris just can’t help reciting her Vakhs or speech in their conversation. If you ever stumble upon a Kashmiri, just mention […]Read More
Few names in ancient Indian history are as illustrious as Kalhana, the renowned Kashmiri historian and chronicler. His magnum opus, the “Rajatarangini,” is a wealth of information about Kashmir’s past, present, and rulers. In this post, we will go deeply into Kalhana’s life and works while examining the Rajatarangini’s significance and long legacy. In the […]Read More
It is said that after 3905 B.C, the then king, Diya Dev gave strict instructions for the establishment of an army who were skilled specifically in Sqay. Read More
In the 11th century, many poets have described Sharda Peeth as both a spiritual and educational center. Buddhism, history, geography, structural science, logic, and philosophy were also taught here. This university developed its own Sharda script and also had the world's largest library Read More