सद्विद्याया महाद्वारं शब्दशास्त्रं प्रचक्षते।।
The Science of Sound. The Gateway to Sanskrit.
संस्कृतभाषा — संस्कृतिभूषा
A gamified learning ecosystem rooted in traditional Shaastric pedagogy, designed for every age — from a 3-year-old's first syllable to a scholar's deepest inquiry into Vyakarana.
The Foundation
SHABDA is not just an app — it is an integrated architecture covering sound, grammar, and meaning, guided by the vision of Dr. Vamshi Krishna Ghanapathi and the SGS VedaNidhi Academy.
Phonology and grammar learning through interactive modules — from Varna Mala to Samaasa, experience the full arc of Sanskrit's structural brilliance.
Meaning Analysis Platform — a framework for understanding word derivations, contextual semantics, and the deep layers of meaning within Sanskrit texts.
Audio analysis and processing engine — ensuring phonetic accuracy, pronunciation training, and automated lesson production with scholarly precision.
Curriculum
Inspired by the Ashta-Adhyaya structure, each module builds upon the last — a journey from the first sound to the architecture of language itself.
Letter recognition, pronunciation, and phonology visualization. The alphabet as a living system of sound.
Explore the 14 foundational sutras — the cosmic code from Shiva's Damaru that organizes all Sanskrit sounds.
Build letter groups interactively. Understand how Panini compressed phonetic categories into elegant shorthand.
Visualize articulation points — Kantha, Taalu, Murdha, Danta, Oshtha — and discover where each sound is born.
Master noun declensions and verb forms. See how a single root blossoms into dozens of meaningful forms.
Word-joining puzzles with full rule tracing. Witness how sounds transform when words meet.
From root (Dhatu) to derived word — trace the generative power of Sanskrit's word-formation engine.
Compound word dissection and classification. Unlock the art of compressing vast meaning into single expressions.
Your Journey
Whether you are five or seventy-five, a curious parent or a dedicated scholar — there is a path waiting for you here.
"It is never too late for Sanskrit."
You don't need any prior knowledge. SHABDA begins with the very first sound — the vowel a (अ) — and gently guides you through the architecture of the language. No textbook walls, no overwhelming grammar tables. Just interactive exploration at your own pace.
Whether you are twenty-five or seventy-five, the door to Sanskrit stands open. Every great journey begins with a single syllable. Yours begins here.
"It is never too late for Sanskrit"
विद्यारम्भं करिष्यामि
सिद्धिर्भवतु मे सदा
"My child's first Sanskrit syllable — a moment of pure magic."
SHABDA's earliest modules are designed for children as young as 3 years old. Colorful letter recognition, playful sound imitation, and gentle repetition create a nurturing environment where children absorb Sanskrit naturally — just as they would in a traditional Gurukula.
Parents don't need to know Sanskrit. The app guides both parent and child together, turning learning into a shared family ritual.
"When a child speaks Sanskrit, the tradition lives on"
बालानां शिक्षा परमं धनम्
"From classroom basics to competition-level mastery."
Whether you're a school student encountering Sanskrit for the first time, a college student exploring Vyakarana, or an advanced scholar preparing for Shastraartha — SHABDA scales with your ambition.
"Grammar is not rules to memorize — it is a system to discover"
विद्या ददाति विनयम्
"No rush, no exams — just the quiet pleasure of understanding."
You have a busy life, but Sanskrit has always called to you. Maybe you've chanted mantras without knowing their meaning, or admired Devanagari script without being able to read it. SHABDA offers bite-sized, beautiful learning modules you can explore in five minutes a day.
No deadlines. No pressure. Just the joy of watching a language reveal its elegant inner logic, one concept at a time.
"In the unhurried study of language, the mind finds its rhythm"
शनैः शनैः उपरमेत्
"Now I have the time to understand what I've been chanting all my life."
You've recited the Vishnu Sahasranama, the Rudram, or your daily Sandhyavandana for decades. But have you ever wondered about the meaning of each word? The derivation of each name? The grammar that gives each verse its power?
SHABDA's Meaning Seeker tools let you paste any prayer verse, sukti (wise saying), or philosophical line and get word-by-word breakdown, derivation traces, and contextual meaning — all in the language of your choice.
"To know the meaning is to transform the prayer into understanding"
अर्थज्ञानं परमं ज्ञानम्
Meaning Seeker
Paste any shloka, prayer verse, sukti, or philosophical line — and SHABDA reveals its word-by-word meaning, grammatical structure, and deeper significance.
"I salute Krishna, the son of Vasudeva, the destroyer of Kamsa and Chanura, the supreme bliss of Devaki, and the teacher of the universe."
Traditional Method
SHABDA follows the time-tested three-stage repetition model of the Gurukula tradition, adapted for the digital age.
A scholar or teacher introduces the concept with clear pronunciation and context. The learner listens, absorbs, and prepares.
The learner repeats independently — building confidence, correcting pronunciation, and internalizing the pattern through personal practice.
The collective voice solidifies memory. Peer energy transforms learning from a solitary act into a shared experience of sound and meaning.
Guided by Masters
Every lesson, derivation, and pronunciation guide in SHABDA is reviewed by practicing Vedic scholars — ensuring the highest standards of accuracy and authenticity.
Project Director
Visionary behind the SHABDA ecosystem; integrating traditional Shaastric pedagogy with modern technology.
Rigveda Scholar
PhD, MPhil from Karnataka Sanskrit University. Ensures Vedic phonetic accuracy and scholarly rigor.
Samaveda Specialist
Triple MA holder. Specialist in Samaveda traditions and chanting methodology.
Yajurveda Scholar
Double MA. Deep expertise in Yajurveda recitation patterns and ritual grammar.
Atharva Veda & Karma Kanda
Expert in Atharva Veda traditions and ritual application of grammatical systems.
Samaveda, Advaita Vedanta, Nyaya
A polymath scholar contributing expert lectures and philosophical depth to the curriculum.
Vyakarana Faculty
Vyakarana scholar guiding grammatical accuracy across all modules — from Maheshwara Sutras through Samasa classification.
Vedanta & Nyaya Faculty
Expert in Advaita Vedanta and Nyaya, bringing philosophical depth and logical rigour to meaning analysis and discourse sessions.
Full-time Tutor & Script Manager
Vyakarana and Sanskrit teacher managing daily lesson scripts, coordinating recording sessions, and mentoring students through weekly assignments.
Verified digital credential with QR authentication
Issued by Veda Vijnaana Vishtaram
SGS VedaNidhi Academy & Masters' Institute
Recognition
Complete 52 weekly challenges across the year, achieve the minimum score threshold, and earn a digitally verified certificate from SGS VedaNidhi Academy — an institution rooted in centuries of Vedic scholarship.
Each certificate includes your name, course, score, and a QR verification code — a modern credential backed by ancient authority.
Bhasha Samskruti Courses (BSC)
वाक्यं रसात्मकं काव्यम् ।
7-Year Sanskrit Series — 14 Semesters from alphabet to essay-level mastery. Each semester is a Sopanam (step), numbered BS-S1 through BS-S14, with courses in Grammar (G), Literature (L), Composition (C), and Philosophy (P). Delivered through LMS, YouTube, and live sessions, integrating the works of SriSwamiji.org including Neeti Mala, Bhajanmala, and Shankara Stotra literature. Each year includes a dedicated 100-page A5 exercise book for conversation building.
Foundation & Devotion • Classes 6–8 • 6 Semesters • 360 Hours
Devanagari script refinement — Svaras, Vyanjanas, Maheshwara Sutras. Basic Shabda-rupa (Ajanta Pullinga — Rama, Hari, Guru with full declension tables). Common verbs (Dhatu) in Present Tense (Lat Lakara — 20 daily-use actions). Sarvanamas (pronouns) and adjective agreement.
Conversation basics (Who, What, Where). Intro to Amara Kosha (synonyms for Earth, Gods). First 10 Shlokas of Sankshepa Ramayana with Padaccheda & Anvaya. Simple sentence construction.
Feminine and Neuter noun endings. Sandhi basics (Savarna Dirgha, Guna). Shabda Adhikaara (Guru, Mati). Upasargas (Prefixes).
Introduction to Avyayas (indeclinables). Simple stories from Panchatantra. Sankshepa Ramayana (Shlokas 11–30). Introduction to Karaka (case relations).
Past Tense (Lang Lakara) and Future Tense (Lrt). Amara Kosha (human body, animals). Translation skills (English/mother tongue to Sanskrit).
Sankshepa Ramayana completion. Complex sentence structures. Dhatu Adhikaara: expanded verb forms. Introduction to Kridanta basics. Bridge Assessment — readiness evaluation for Stage 2 Madhyama.
Classical Literature & Structure • Classes 9–10 • 4 Semesters • 240 Hours
Sandhi Full (Visarga and Hal/Consonant sandhis). Writing sentences (complex structures). Intro to Samaasa (Tatpurusha, Dvandva). Advanced Dhatus (Atmanepada). Introduction to Alankaras (Upama, Rupaka, Utpreksha).
Raghu Vamsha (Canto 1). Vidura Neeti & Bhartrihari Niti Shatakam selections. Bhagavad Geeta: selected shlokas with Anvaya. Shankara’s Tattva Bodha introduction.
Bhagavad Geeta (Chapters 2 & 12 — chanting, Anvaya, Bhaavaartha). Detailed Samaasa (Bahuvrihi, Avyayibhava). Kridanta (Participles: ktva, lyap, tumun). Dasha Lakara overview (all 10 verb tenses/moods).
Panineeya Shiksha (Phonetics, articulation points). Formal letter writing in Sanskrit. Shankara’s Atma Bodha (selected verses). Stotra study: Vishnu Sahasranama structure. Dakshinamurti Stotram & Annapurna Stotram analysis.
Shastra, Philosophy & Literary Mastery • Classes 11–12 • 4 Semesters • 240 Hours
Kumara Sambhava (Canto 5). Bana Bhatta’s Kadambari (prose selections). Advanced essay writing (social & cultural topics). Deep dive into Taddhita suffixes. Unseen Kavya passage reading.
Introductory essays on the Four Vedas (Rig, Yajur, Sama, Atharva) and Six Vedangas (Shiksha, Chandas, Vyakarana, Nirukta, Jyotisha, Kalpa). Four Upavedas (Ayurveda, Dhanurveda, Gandharvaveda, Arthashastra). Magha’s Shishupalavadha & Bharavi’s Kiratarjuniyam (selections).
Ramayana & Mahabharata (detailed study of structure & influence). Introduction to Puranas (18 Mahapuranas). Six Darshanas (Nyaya, Vaisheshika, Sankhya, Yoga, Purva Mimamsa, Uttara Mimamsa/Vedanta). Shankara Darshana: Advaita Vedanta foundations.
Upaangas (Purana, Nyaya, Mimamsa, Dharma Shastra) and Shastras. Final dissertation-style essay. Review of major Paninian rules for classical texts. Rupa Nishpatti (Siddhanta Kaumudi basics). Grand Viva — comprehensive oral exit examination covering all 14 semesters.
Hierarchical Analysis
Every text — from Sankshepa Ramayana to Vivekachudamani — is studied through this layered framework. Common readers see the basics; Sanskrit students expand grammar; scholars access philosophical depth.
The complete verse in Devanagari with correct accents
Common ReaderSegmentation into individual stand-alone words (padani)
Common ReaderSummary interpretation — the simple meaning of the verse
Common ReaderGrammatically correct prose-order rearrangement of words
Sanskrit StudentWord-by-word meaning with translation & transliteration
Sanskrit StudentCompound breakdown: Prakrti, Pratyaya, and applicable Sutras
Sanskrit StudentMorphological analysis: root, tense/case, number, gender
Sanskrit StudentAll applicable Sandhi junction rules and breaks
Sanskrit StudentDeeper commentary, philosophical notes, cross-references to Shankara Bhashya and traditional scholarship
Scholar / ResearcherMulti-Platform Delivery
Interactive quizzes, downloadable PDF worksheets for Shabda-Rupa writing, progress tracking, and the 9-component verse viewer
Word-of-the-day shorts, Bhajanmala chanting tutorials, conceptual overviews of Vedangas, and Stotra recitation guides
90-minute Satsang-style classrooms focusing on Sambhashana (conversation) and Anvaya of Sri Swamiji’s compositions
100-page conversation-building workbook for each of the 7 years
| Year | Book Title | Focus Areas |
|---|---|---|
| Year 1 | प्रथमसम्भाषणम् (First Conversations) | Greetings, daily objects, simple Q&A, Bhajan lyrics |
| Year 2 | वाक्यरचना (Sentence Building) | Vibhakti drills, Avyaya usage, Panchatantra dialogues |
| Year 3 | अनुवादाभ्यासः (Translation Practice) | English/regional → Sanskrit, Sankshepa Ramayana retelling |
| Year 4 | काव्यसम्भाषणम् (Literary Conversations) | Kavya discussion, Sandhi worksheets, Neeti Shastra debate |
| Year 5 | शास्त्रसंवादः (Shastra Dialogue) | Geeta Anvaya, phonetics drills, formal letter writing |
| Year 6 | निबन्धलेखनम् (Essay Composition) | Vedanga essays, Kavya analysis, Stotra commentary |
| Year 7 | प्रबन्धरचना (Dissertation Craft) | Darshana essays, Itihasa analysis, philosophical debate |
Daily 90-minute session structure (20 days/month • 4-month semesters)
Total: 100 Marks • Duration: 3 Hours • All questions in Sanskrit
| Section | Topic | Format | Marks |
|---|---|---|---|
| अ: Varnamala & Shiksha | Maheshwara Sutras, Sthana-Prayatna, Pratyahara | Fill-in, MCQ | 20 |
| आ: Shabda Adhikaara | Shabda-rupa (declension tables), Vibhakti, Karaka | Write forms, Drag-and-drop | 30 |
| इ: Dhatu Adhikaara | Lat Lakara, Lang, Lrt conjugation, sentence completion | Fill-in, Translation | 20 |
| ई: Sahitya & Kosha | Shloka Anvaya, Amara Kosha synonyms, Anuvada (translation) | Anvaya + Artha, MCQ | 30 |
| Total | 100 | ||
Digital exams include Shravanam (audio-based listening), Drag-and-drop Vibhakti/Sandhi matching, and Sentence Scramble Anvaya exercises. Grand Viva in Semester 14.
Weekly Rhythm
SHABDA is not a static app — it is a living community with weekly assignments, teacher-led practice sessions, and fortnightly webcasts that keep learners engaged and teams coordinated.
Every week, teams receive structured assignments — lesson scripts to record, test questions to prepare, and content to review. Coordinators Dedipya Dwibhashyam and Sumitra Kadiyala manage the recording roster.
Guided practice sessions with faculty members ensure pronunciation accuracy, grammatical understanding, and the confidence to present extempore. The Gurukula rhythm, adapted for the digital age.
Fortnightly live webcasts bring the scholarly tradition alive — featuring expert discourses, student debates in the Shastraartha tradition, and open Q&A sessions with Vedic scholars.
Sample Week
Lesson scripts finalized and distributed to recording teams
Student groups record assigned lessons under teacher guidance
Pronunciation drills and grammar workshops with Vyakarana faculty
Scholars review recordings for phonetic accuracy and correctness
Spardha challenge — quiz and assessment on the week's module
Fortnightly discourse, student debate, or scholar Q&A session
Revisit lessons, explore the Meaning Seeker, prepare for next week
Multilingual
Sanskrit is the primary language. Explanations, translations, and guidance are available in your preferred language — with more being added.
Shabda Tattva
These verses from the Upanishads, Vakyapadiya, and Bhagavatam reveal that language is not merely a social construct — it is the metaphysical "sun" that allows consciousness itself to function. This is the ultimate justification for the study of Shabda Shastram.
One who is well-versed in the Word-Brahman (Shabda Brahman) attains the Supreme Brahman.
Amritabindu Upanishad, Verse 17
Brahman is without beginning or end, and its essential nature is the indestructible "Word-Principle."
Vakyapadiya, Book 1, Verse 1.1
Speech is indeed Brahman.
Brihadaranyaka Upanishad
Aum is Shabda Brahman — the Root Sound of which creation is a series of permutations.
Mandukya Karika, I.23
These three worlds would be engulfed in blinding darkness if the light called "the Word" (Shabda) did not shine throughout this transmigratory existence.
Vakyapadiya, Verse 1.124
There is no cognition in the world that is not associated with a word-form.
Vakyapadiya, Verse I.115
The Absolute creates through the Word; grammar is therefore a spiritual path (Sadhana) to realize that light.
Vakyapadiya of Bhartrihari
The ultimate nature of divine sound is beyond ordinary human comprehension.
Srimad Bhagavatam, Canto 11, Chapter 21, Verse 36
Sound (Naad) is the very first proof of existence, existing even before macrocosmic creation.
Ancient Vedic Principle
Join the Movement
SHABDA believes that the propagation of Sanskrit learning is more important than institutional branding. We warmly invite temples, schools, organizations, and individual teachers to join us in building the world's most comprehensive Sanskrit learning ecosystem.
Offer SHABDA to devotees as a pathway to understanding daily prayers, stotras, and Vedic hymns. Host learning circles and pronunciation workshops in your temple community.
Cultural organizations, trusts, and Sanskrit promotion bodies can partner with SHABDA for curriculum integration, content contribution, and institutional certification programs.
Integrate SHABDA into your Sanskrit curriculum. Our gamified modules, weekly challenges, and certification system complement classroom teaching for students from age 6 to 16.
Sanskrit teachers and Vedic scholars can contribute lessons, review content, record teaching videos, and guide students through the Teacher Portal. Your expertise amplifies the mission.
Interested in collaborating? We would love to hear from you.
Get In TouchBeyond the App
SHABDA is more than a learning app — it is a full academic ecosystem offering sponsorship opportunities, formal courses, research consultation, and international conferences in Sanskrit scholarship.
Sponsor & Support
Every contribution directly sustains the mission. Choose a sponsorship that resonates with your values — from funding a single video to nurturing a young scholar's entire academic journey.
Adopt one of the 8 learning modules — your name or organization's name will be credited as the module patron. Fund content creation, animations, audio recording, and scholarly review for an entire chapter.
Module PatronFund the annual salary of a Sanskrit teacher or Vyakarana faculty member. Your support ensures daily classes, recording sessions, and student mentoring continue uninterrupted throughout the year.
Annual CommitmentSupport a promising student pursuing higher studies in Vyakarana, Vedanta, Nyaya, or Vedic disciplines. Cover tuition, books, accommodation, and research expenses for their academic journey.
Scholar FellowshipFund the production of a learning video under your name or in memory of a loved one. Each video includes script preparation, scholar recording, CRJ Studio processing, and distribution.
Named ProductionOffer your premises — a community hall, school room, temple space, or private facility — as a location for SHABDA classes, recording sessions, or practice gatherings. Infrastructure is as valuable as funding.
In-Kind SupportCommission Sanskrit verses, Suktis, and Subhashitas as wall art, murals, or digital displays in your office, school, temple, or community space. Make Sanskrit visible in everyday environments.
Cultural VisibilityFor Schools, Teachers & Resource Persons
"Bring SHABDA into your classroom — enrich your Sanskrit curriculum."
Schools across India and worldwide can formally empanel with the SHABDA ecosystem. Empaneled schools receive access to the full curriculum, teacher training resources, student progress dashboards, and institutional certification pathways.
Whether you are a Gurukula, a CBSE school with Sanskrit elective, an international school exploring Indic studies, or a weekend Bala Vihar — SHABDA adapts to your structure.
Formal partnership with curriculum integration,
teacher training, and certification
Regional Network
Individual Sanskrit teachers, Vedic scholars, and language resource persons can register as SHABDA-empaneled educators in their region. Once empanelment begins, all registered teachers and centres will be discoverable on Google Maps — making it easy for learners to find Sanskrit guidance near them.
Sanskrit teachers in any city or town can empanel as SHABDA-certified educators. Receive curriculum materials, student referrals, and professional recognition within the network.
Scholars, retired professors, and language enthusiasts can register as local resource persons — available for guest lectures, doubt-clearing sessions, pronunciation guidance, and community outreach.
Once empanelment begins, every registered teacher and centre will appear as a verified SHABDA location on Google Maps — making Sanskrit education discoverable, accessible, and just a search away.
Online Academy
"Earn recognized credentials — from foundation to advanced."
SHABDA offers structured online certificate programs in collaboration with affiliated universities and Sanskrit institutions. These courses carry formal academic weight and are designed for working professionals, students, and lifelong learners.
3-month to 1-year structured courses
with university affiliation
Exam Preparation
"Structured coaching for competitive and academic Sanskrit exams."
SHABDA provides targeted training modules for students preparing for Sanskrit-related examinations at state, national, and university levels — from school boards to UGC NET and civil service Sanskrit optionals.
Board exams to UGC NET —
structured preparation for every level
Research Services
"Expert guidance for Sanskrit research — from proposal to defense."
Scholars pursuing MPhil or PhD research in Sanskrit, Vedic studies, Vyakarana, or allied Indic disciplines can access expert consultation services from our panel of scholars. We also offer specialized data analysis for computational and corpus-based Sanskrit research.
From traditional Shastra research
to computational Sanskrit
Full-time Programs
"Immersive Sanskrit education in the Gurukula tradition."
For those seeking deep, immersive study, SHABDA facilitates full-time residential programs through affiliated colleges and research centres. These programs combine traditional pedagogical methods with modern academic rigour.
From 1-year foundations
to doctoral research programs
Academic Events
SHABDA and the SGS VedaNidhi Academy organize and facilitate academic events at national and international levels — bringing together scholars, students, and institutions to advance Sanskrit scholarship.
Focused single-day or two-day seminars on specific topics — Vyakarana methodology, Vedic phonology, Sandhi systems, Pratyahara applications, and pedagogical innovations in Sanskrit teaching.
Multi-speaker symposia bringing diverse scholarly perspectives on themes like computational Sanskrit, manuscript digitization, comparative grammar, and the intersection of tradition and technology.
Hands-on workshops for teachers, students, and developers — covering VedicTools API usage, SHABDA module creation, CRJ Studio operations, pronunciation training, and digital Shastra editing.
National and international conferences on Sanskrit, Vedic studies, Indic knowledge systems, and language technology — with paper presentations, keynotes, panel discussions, and proceedings publication.
Interested in presenting, organizing, or sponsoring an academic event?
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संस्कृतभाषा — संस्कृतिभूषा
Sanskrit Language — Our Cultural Ornament
The SHABDA ecosystem is built on the conviction that Sanskrit learning should be accessible to all — regardless of geography, age, or economic background. This vision is sustained by the generosity of those who believe that preserving our linguistic heritage is an act of cultural stewardship.
The Dharma Poshanam Project channels public support directly into Sanskrit education — funding scholar stipends, recording infrastructure, app development, and free access for students worldwide.
Support Language Learning. Be Well-Cultured.
Visit dharmaposhanam.indharmaposhanam.in
विद्यारम्भं करिष्यामि — सिद्धिर्भवतु मे सदा
Whether you seek the meaning of a daily prayer or the depths of Paninian grammar — your path through Sanskrit starts with a single sound.
Start with SHABDANew · Board courses, live rounds and mock tests
CBSE Sanskrit from Class 6 to Class 12, mapped to the NCERT textbooks. Pick your class to see its books and lessons.
New text · 2026-10-18
The first Purāṇa text: the Devī Māhātmya of the Mārkaṇḍeya Purāṇa in VKG's edition, 700 verses in 13 adhyāyas, with the pūrvāṅga and uttarāṅga. Mūla: each verse as written. MAP follows once each verse's pada-vibhāga is confirmed. Purport: one per adhyāya, in five languages as each is written.
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Śaunaka's Prātiśākhya of the Ṛgveda: the Vargadvaya-vṛtti and 18 paṭalas, each sūtra with Uvaṭa's bhāṣya. Starter: the sūtra in MAP form. Advanced: the bhāṣya in full.
Starter · MAPAdvanced · Vyākhyānam
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The Prātiśākhya of the Kṛṣṇa Yajurveda, each sūtra with the Tribhāṣyaratna and the Vaidikābharaṇa. Starter: the sūtra in MAP form. Advanced: both commentaries in full.
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Uttara-Mīmāṃsā (Vedānta) · the Brahma-sūtra of Bādarāyaṇa
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Pūrva-Mīmāṃsā · the Mīmāṃsā-sūtra of Jaimini
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vṛtti · vārttikas · Mahābhāṣya with Pradīpa and Uddyota · Kaumudī
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The Yajurvedīya Vyāsa Śikṣā: 373 verse units in 28 prakaraṇas, with the word division and the Vedataijasa vyākhyā of Śrī Sūryanārāyaṇa Sūrāvadhāni, refined by VKG. Starter: the verse in MAP form. Advanced: the vyākhyā in full.
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All 60 verses in 11 khaṇḍas, each in two ways. Starter: the verse in MAP form, nine segments with VKG's word-by-word meanings. Advanced: the original vyākhyānam, the Bhāradvāja Rāghavīya Bhāṣya and the Pañjikā.
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New course · 2026-10-14
Six short animated lessons for young children, a gentle first step into Sanskrit sounds and words.
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Practice exercises built on the 100 most-used dhātus, with answers. Beta: drafts under scholarly review.
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Type or pick a verse and see its nine MAP segments worked out on your device. Beta: segments that are guesses say so.
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mūla
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Mātrā-lakṣaṇa, Nāradīyā Śikṣā, Pañcavidha-sūtra (with bhāṣya), Phullapota and 3 more
Mātrā-lakṣaṇaNāradīyā ŚikṣāPañcavidha-sūtra (with bhāṣya)PhullapotaPuṣpa-sūtra (Phulla-sūtra) with commentarySāmatantra (with bhāṣya)Ṛktantra (with bhāṣya)
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Atharvaveda Prātiśākhya, Atharvavedīya Pañcapaṭalikā, Atharvavedīyā Caturadhyāyikā (Śaunakīyā) with the Nirmala-bhāṣya, Māṇḍūkī Śikṣā
Atharvaveda PrātiśākhyaAtharvavedīya PañcapaṭalikāAtharvavedīyā Caturadhyāyikā (Śaunakīyā) with the Nirmala-bhāṣyaMāṇḍūkī Śikṣā
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Antanirdeśa, Bhāradvāja Śikṣā with commentary, Jaṭā-darpaṇa (with commentary), Jaṭāmaṇi and 21 more
AntanirdeśaBhāradvāja Śikṣā with commentaryJaṭā-darpaṇa (with commentary)JaṭāmaṇiKauṇḍinya Śikṣā (1)Kauṇḍinya Śikṣā (2)Kramasandhāna ŚikṣāKālanirṇaya ŚikṣāLakṣmīkānta ŚikṣāLaugākṣi ŚikṣāPāri ŚikṣāSapta-lakṣaṇa (with ṭīkā)Sarvasammata Śikṣā (with Mañcana Bhaṭṭa's vivaraṇa)Siddhānta ŚikṣāSvarapañcāśatSvarāvadhāna-lakṣaṇaUccodarkiVararuci ŚikṣāVarṇakrama-darpaṇaYajurvidhāna ŚikṣāYohiprāpti ŚikṣāĀraṇyaka Śikṣā with commentaryĀtreya-śikṣā KārikāŚambhu ŚikṣāṢaḍviṃśati-sūtra
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Athakāri-lakṣaṇa, Aṣṭavikṛti-vivaraṇa of Madhusūdana, Cāturjñāna, Galita-pradīpa and 8 more
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The Vedāṅga of phonetics: how each sound of the Veda is made, joined and recited, with the Prātiśākhyas of each śākhā.
Pāṇini's grammar, every sūtra with its commentaries side by side.
Pūrva-Mīmāṃsā, each adhikaraṇa set out as viṣaya, saṃśaya, pūrvapakṣa, siddhānta and saṅgati.
Uttara-Mīmāṃsā: the Brahma-sūtra of Bādarāyaṇa, each adhikaraṇa set out as viṣaya, saṃśaya, pūrvapakṣa, siddhānta and saṅgati.
Nyāya: the science of valid knowledge (pramāṇa) and reasoning, with its primers and commentaries.
The Purāṇas, read verse by verse: the mūla, each verse in MAP form, and a purport for every chapter.
Hymns in praise of the deities.
Smārta works: the Smṛti texts and the rites and duties of daily life taught in them.
Śrauta works: the Vedic sacrifices and their procedure (prayoga).
The Vedāṅga of ritual: the Śrauta, Gṛhya, Dharma and Śulba sūtras.
The Vedāṅga of astronomy and time: the calendar, the motions of the heavenly bodies and the muhūrta.
The Vedāṅga of metre: the Vedic and classical metres and how to recognise them.
Classical Sanskrit poetry and drama.
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