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There are some hints in the ancient text books to predict earthquakes a few days earlier, and cyclones etc., still earlier. Since the technical language used in these text books is not very clear to us and the number of text books available on this subject is limited, we are not able to come to precise conclusions. Hence, I-SERVE is concentrating on this subject and trying to tackle this problem in a two fold way- intensive search for more and more manuscripts in this field and trying to reinterpret the ancient text books with the help of modern sciences. Such an exercise is possible only when in-depth knowledge of the three dimensional geometry of those periods is perfectly clear, but the present day traditional scholars seem to be lagging behind in this direction. Today, this short coming could be overcome only by a comparative study of the past and present astronomical formulae. This is indeed a Herculean task. To achieve this, I-SERVE is adopting the method of constituting study groups with like-minded scholars drawn from the ancient and modern schools of thought.

The primary objective of the exercise is to retrieve the forgotten ancient formulae by which ancient Indians were able to predict rainfall, cyclone and earth quakes with precision of time and place.