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The slow death of scientific temper
['Harikrishnan S']
Mathrubhumi English
He heads one of India's premier scientific institutions.
Another public scientific figure suggests that the entirety of modern scientific knowledge was already known to ancient India and merely appropriated by the West.
They have immense cultural significance, but what they certainly do not constitute is scientific evidence.
Article 51A(h) places upon every citizen a duty to develop "the scientific temper, humanism and the spirit of inquiry and reform."
That is why public figures who occupy scientific institutions carry a burden greater than their predecessors.