In Vedas, there are theories that talk about creation of universe. These are not fictions or myths. These are very scientific theories. Theories proposed by modern science match closely with theories documented in Vedas thousands of years ago.
Modern science tries to capture evidence to the best possible extent to prove any theory, however many theories are still based on some key assumptions that can’t be proven. The Vedic literature focuses more on realization of the knowledge rather than focusing on assumptions and evidences.
Purusha Sukta is one such theory that describes creation of the universe. The Big Bang Theory explains concepts similar to the concepts explained in Purusha Sukta.
In this book, author is providing his analysis and interpretation of the Purusha Sukta. This is a sincere attempt to uncover the science and the knowledge available in the Purusha Sukta. The Purusha Sukta is accepted to be discussing creation or manifestation of the universe. Analysis and interpretation of Purusha Sukta provided here is focused on the creation or manifestation aspect.

Art Gallery of Memories (Volume 4)
Dewans of Mysore
by D V Gundappa
Karnataka’s celebrated polymath D V Gundappa brings together in the fourth volume some character sketches of the Dewans of Mysore preceded by an account of the political framework of the State before Independence and followed by a review of the political conditions of the State after 1940. These remarkable leaders of Mysore lived in a period that spans from the mid-nineteenth century to the mid-twentieth century. These memoirs, written in Kannada in the late 1960s, go beyond personal memories and offer us a glimpse into the society of that era. Art Gallery of Memories ranks high among the great works of creative non-fiction in world literature and appears for the first time in English translation.

The novel narrates the story of the Hindu epic Mahabharata mostly using monologue as a literary technique. Several principal characters found in the original Mahabharata reminisce almost their entire lives. Both the setting and the context for the reminiscence is the onset of the Kurukshetra War.