Historika Foundations

Founded in 2023, Historika Foundations set out to share India’s true history and revive its buried heritage. So far, we have published Mahabharata: Myth Or History, and over the next few months we’re getting ready to release Science in Ancient India and Archaeology From The Skies - each one grounded in rigorous research and packed with evidence that challenges long-held myths. We’re leading the Kurukshetra Mapping Project, harnessing advanced technologies like SAR, LiDAR, and drones to uncover hidden archaeological sites across the region. Our work is revealing lost settlements, ancient structures, and buried artifacts that are rewriting the history of Kurukshetra. We believe that firsthand experience can change how people connect with the past, so in late 2025 we’ll launch Cultural & Spiritual Heritage Tours through Vraj, Vrindavan, Kurukshetra, and Dwarka. These itineraries let travelers walk temple grounds, hear local stories, and support nearby communities—turning sightseeing into a living link with India’s greatest epics. In the near future, we will build Historika University to offer interdisciplinary courses, virtual labs, and field-study opportunities covering space archaeology, ancient sciences, and heritage preservation, equipping a new generation to lead innovative conservation efforts. Looking ahead, our feature-length documentary Science in Ancient India is scheduled to premiere in June 2025 and will bring these breakthroughs to a wider audience. Through stunning visuals, it will showcase how ancient Indians mastered astronomy, mathematics (including zero), metallurgy, Ayurveda’s surgical techniques, and advanced urban planning. At every step—whether it’s books, courses, mapping, or film—Historika Foundations remains driven by one conviction: unearthing India’s past is the first step toward illuminating a future rich in knowledge, pride, and possibility.