List of publications on a keyword: «India»

This Article explores the impact and influence of mass media in Indian society, business, and politics. Mass media, including television, newspapers, radio, internet, and social media have become an integral and powerful part of modern-day communication. The paper investigates how the media has shaped public opinion, created awareness and influenced decision-making in Indian society, business and politics. While on the one hand, the media internet, and social media, have greatly transformed the way people communicate, interact, and access information. In Indian society, media has played a significant role in shaping public opinion, awareness, and attitudes towards various social issues such as caste, gender, religion, and politics. The impact of mass media is felt in almost all aspects of daily life, from entertainment to news and politics. In this article, we will examine the influence of mass media on Indian society, business and politics.

The article deals with the history and consequences of the 1971 independence war between Bangladesh and Pakistan. The author defines the stages, results of the war, provides statistical data.

This article provides a brief analysis of Tobias Smollett’s ‘The Expedition of Humphry Clinker,’ which is considered to be his best novel. Similar episodes and literary portraits had been featured in his previous works, but the epistolary form, used exclusively in this novel, contributed to lively and extremely convincing characters, as well as vivid and picturesque descriptions.

The article outlines the features of creating cave temple monuments in India. A comparative analysis of some aspects in the architectural traditions and building technologies of the temple architecture of Europe and India is given. The impact of construction technologies on the interior spaces, the interiors of temple complexes cut in rocks and integrated into integral systems of environmental complexes is affected.

The article is devoted to the philosophical thought of Ancient East and particular characteristics of Eastern philosophizing. It is developing in two similar and meanwhile different traditions – Chinese and Indian. The work reveals main distinctive features in the system of philosophical and pre-philosophical thought of India and China. Special attention is given to the world view and understanding the role of a human being both in space and society. The researchers identify and justify common elements of Eastern philosophizing that help to detach it from the Western one. They also provide the main features of famous treatises constituting an integral part of understanding this topic.

The article is dedicated to the monument of historical and cultural heritage of the Buddhist monastery of Ajina-Teppa. When carrying out archaeological excavations, a large number of works of sculpture, painting and Buddha in nirvana were found here. Ajina-Teppa is a testament to the merging of traditions and images of Indian art into one organic whole with local, Bactrian-Toharistani ones. This monument is also important for identifying the origins of ties and interaction of cultures of the peoples of Central Asia, which are rooted in antiquity.