Sanskrit News

From India's north to the south, and much beyond, the influence of the Brahmi script is all-pervasive

Despite being the progenitor of multiple spoken languages, Prakrit does not enjoy as exalted a position as Sanskrit

Kutiyattam, a performance art from Kerala, is based on Sanskrit drama

Few literary works have captured monsoon feelings as acutely as Kalidasa's 'Meghduta'

The culture wars shine a fresh light on Kerala's vibrant political reality, a year before the general election

Manipravalam, a beautiful fusion of Malayalam and Sanskrit, was crafted by Kerala elites Namboodiri Brahmins as a distinct literary tongue

Sanskrit scholar Sheldon Pollock says a collaborative effort is needed to make classical languages attractive to the younger generations

President Ram Nath Kovind stresses that experts believe that Sanskrit is most appropriate for writing algorithms besides use in machine learning and AI

In the process of ferreting out which languages were part of the Indo-European family and which were not, some interesting nuggets emerge

Uttar Pradesh CM Yogi Adityanath pitches for providing modern education not only in Islamic institutions but also in Sanskrit schools to face competition