Documenting Kashi and beyond.
Kashi is our laboratory. This shelf documents the mapping work — ghats, temples, lanes, institutions, and the living practices that make them more than monuments — walk by walk and album by album. The method is field documentation with sources open: photograph, locate, describe, and connect each site to the texts and communities that keep it alive. What we learn…
Kashi & Living HeritageMembers
Behind Varanasi’s lanes sit some of the world’s great manuscript collections — a members’ field guide to where the tradition keeps its memory.
Indic Warriors Editorial · 17 August 2026 · 2 min read
Kashi & Living Heritage
Two volunteers, three hundred kilograms of waste, and a movement the Prime Minister endorsed — the talk that turned seva into a template.
Indic Warriors Editorial · 17 August 2026 · 1 min read
Kashi & Living Heritage
Our first annual gathering: Heritage Forums at Assi Ghat (28–30 Sept) and IKS Pedagogy Workshops at BHU (1–2 Oct 2026).
Indic Warriors Editorial · 17 August 2026 · 1 min read
Kashi & Living Heritage
Across the river and beyond the city: the Deer Park where the Dhamma was first taught, and the fort that still keeps Ramnagar’s Ramlila.
Indic Warriors Editorial · 17 August 2026 · 1 min read
Kashi & Living Heritage
A field album of the Kashi riverfront — the stone crescent where the city’s scholarship, ritual, and river life meet.
Indic Warriors Editorial · 17 August 2026 · 1 min read
Kashi is our laboratory. This shelf documents the mapping work — ghats, temples, lanes, institutions, and the living practices that make them more than monuments — walk by walk and album by album. The method is field documentation with sources open: photograph, locate, describe, and connect each site to the texts and communities that keep it alive. What we learn mapping Kashi becomes the template for every city our network reaches.