Sanatan Vedic Hindu Jnan Parampara has a rich tradition of intellectual inquiry and textual heritage that goes back several thousands of years. It was advanced in knowledge systems, traditions, and practices since antiquity. The whole range of knowledge systems is multifarious, from the Vedas, and Upanishads to scriptural, philosophical, scientific, technological and artistic sources. The disciplines and domains of knowledge include logic, philosophy, language, crafts, polity, economics and governance, ethics and sociological orders, architecture and engineering, pure sciences, earth sciences, biosciences, poetics and aesthetics, law and justice, grammar, mathematics and astronomy, metrics, agriculture, mining, metallurgy, trade and commerce, Ayurved and yog, medicine and life sciences, geography, military science, weaponry, shipbuilding, navigation and maritime traditions, biology and veterinary science, etc. The major knowledge tradition prescribes 14 Vidyas- theoretical domains – and 64 Kalas - crafts, skill sets and arts – that are useful in day-to-day living.