Sanskrit school, Melkote, India

Melkote, Karnataka, India - Sandskrit, one of the worlds oldest languages is still in use in much of India today and in the tiny village of Melkote, a short drive from Mysore a school dedicated to the study, and archiving of some 2000 texts has been in operation for the last 150 years. Many of the graduates of the school go on to teach at various universities in India and abroad.

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[samil2000]

is this a sanskrit school?>?>

[nsthankiya]

Yes, located just outside Mysore.

[tomtomttom]

Sanskrit could be the uniting language of India. If people in India take advantage of it. Most of the regional languages come from Sanskrit or have a huge Sanskrit influence. It is easier for Indians to learn Sanskrit than English or some other regional language.

[smart2017]

The School is within the temple of Sri Cheluva Narayana Perumal. The School is located at Melukote village. It is 51 kms from Mysore City, Karnataka. A lovely place to see with full of nature.

[smart2017]

The School is within the temple of Sri Cheluva Narayana Perumal. The School is located at Melukote village. It is 51 kms from Mysore City, Karnataka. A lovely place to see with full of nature.

[kasturi55]

Both Pali and Prakrit are derived from Sanskrit and Pali uses the same alphabets. Pali has been in use since Buddha's time; you can think of Pali as a colloquial version and easier on the tongue. One of the literary works in Pali is Buddha's DHAMMAPADA. Usually kings spoke Sanskrit; womenfolk and others spoke Prakrit. One of the literary works in Prakrit is Vedanta Desikar's Achuta Shatakam (or Achua sa-a-a-am).

[cameronlatte]

Hi,

may i know what is the different within Sanskrit and Pali languague?

[cameronlatte]

I will like to learn more about sankrit because my great teacher "Buddha"(Prince Siddharta) was communicate by using this ancient beautiful languague.

[cameronlatte]

I will like to learn more about sankrit because my great teacher "Buddha"(Prince Siddharta) was communicate by using this ancient beautiful languague.

[LearnRespectSanskrit]

Namaskar!

Learn, respect Sanskrit

Sanskrit is the most scientific and most ancient language on Earth

Be proud of your Sanskriti/Vedic heritage

Don't let anyone destroy your great Sanskriti

Be proud that you are a Hindu because Sanatana Dharma is Eternal Truth

Namaskar!

Vande Mataram!