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Keywords

Valmik
Groundwater
Jaladharaka
Dakargal

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Patel, T. . (2015). ??????????? ??? ?????? ???????? Geology of Brihat Samhita. Dev Sanskriti Interdisciplinary International Journal, 6, 25–30. https://doi.org/10.36018/dsiij.v6i0.63

Abstract

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Water is life. Scientists say that life has started with water. Human beings need water every day. Life cannot exist without it. That is why human civilization has evolved on the banks of rivers. Over the years, the population increased and new products of water collection were formed and humans moved away from the rivers and settled in far off places. As a result, the culture of wells developed. At the present time, the water of wells and rivers is no longer drinkable. Today, human beings are dependent on groundwater for drinking, thus it is notable to understand that from where abundant groundwater will be acquired. Scientific and detailed description of underground hydrology is given in the book Brihatsamhita, composed by Acharya Varahamihira. By the symptoms described in Brihat Samhita, human society can be benefited by getting ground water. According to Briha Sanshita in the paper presented, the definition of groundwater, scientific rendering of water signs, water idea by tree and bamboo signs, water idea by Trinidad, water idea according to land feature, water idea by other signs and water treatment Method has been mentioned. In the modern era, humans have dug up the tube well for groundwater, but in many places they do not get success, due to which there is nothing except disappointment with waste of money, labor and time. If the well or tube well is dug according to the symptoms of the ground given in Brihat Samhita, then there will be a greater chance of success.

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