Message from Head
In the context of Indian culture and tradition, Sanskrit is a classical language which possesses writings of our ancient social thinkers and poets dealing with the psycho-physical and socio-cultural dimension of humanity. Our ancient visionaries and social reformers might have been envisaged the potentiality and powerful semantic structure of this language and named it Samskṛtam which means purified, polished, refined, cultured, pious, divine, pure and full of vigor and consciousness. From the dawn of human existence on earth, Sanskṛtam has been playing a vital role and has been profusely used as a medium of expression either for literary compositions or for verbal communication. The major subjects composed in Sanskrit are dramaturgy, aesthetics, literature and literary criticism. prose and poetry, lyrics and fables, grammar and linguistics, heterodox and orthodox philosophy, logic, spirituality and religious literature, Culture, ethics and morality, psychology, mathematics numerology metallurgy, astrology, geometry, astrology, Āyurveda, Artha Śāstra, Yudha Śāstr-Military science, Śilpa Śāstra, Dhanurvidyā, lexicography, Hindu law, Socio-politics Studies and statesmanship, architecture, agriculture, mining and gemology, shipbuilding, geography, astronomy, environmental studies, physics, alchemy botany philosophy logic, medicine and health care, geography, polity and political economy smruti literature depicting rites and rituals, shipbuilding food science.
