... of the lower classes. The way in which Western Science was finally able to obtain Colonial dominance was undoubtedly delayed as they had to cope with the complexities of the Indian culture. Science did gain recognition eventually and became a figure of authority in colonial India. However Western science's emergence was a process of translation rather than an imposition upon the Colonial ... To many, Western science represented an instrument of colonial domination, almost a silent repression of native traditions. The argument however was fair Why should Hindu traditions path the way to C...

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... derived from the ancient Egyptians) were used both as remedies and as means of creating illnesses, even death. However, anyone engaging in these practices could be tried, imprisoned, or executed. Astrology played a role in health and medicine in the middle Ages. It became especially important after the Black Death, when it was relied upon to forecast the spread of the disease ... the disease. Those contrary to the above are resistant. Because of these differences, diseases can become mild or severe, acute or chronic, easily curable or difficult to cure or incurable Indian Folklore Remed...

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