Kalika Puran Archive.org

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RaghuvamsaGoodall, Dominic and Harunaga Isaacson (eds). 2003. The Raghupancika of Vallabhadeva: Being the Earliest Commentary on the Raghuvamsa of Kalidasa. Volume I. Groningen: Egbert Forsten Publishing.

Skanda Purana Avantyakhanda. Singh, Nag Sharan (ed.). 1986. Sriskandamahapuranam. The Skandamahapuranam. Pacama bhaga. Sri Avantyakhandam. Delhi: Nag Publishers. Compare with SA1 referring to another printed edition entitled as srimanmaharsivedavyasapranitam skandapuranam. tasyedam pacamam avantikhandam prarabhyate. A scan of this book was uploaded to archive.org by Narinder Sharma, which version, nevertheless, omitted the covering pages together with the bibliographical data. (accessed 2 November 2018).

Brown, William Norman. 1933. The Story of Kalaka. Texts, History, Legends, and Miniature Paintings of the Svetambara Jain Hagiographical Work the Kalakacaryakatha. Washington, DC: Smithsonian Institution.

Almost all classical texts of Ayurveda are available at Digital Library of India (dli.ernet.in) and archive.org. If you are not able to find any particular text, let me know. I will try to help you find it.

Pathatu sanskritam , Badatu Sanskritam Bhavatu Sanskritam. This is the bet way to fight terrorism. Sanskrit modifies the morals of living. Can we think off to promote this language to most common by simple uasge of this language. Our greetings, invitations on marriage and birthday celebrations, our casual leave application for officials be all in Sanskrit. Like E-books literature, can we find a place from where the idea can be imbibed uppon. The Books available are really costlier than gold, these have rare availability in the market. Thanks a lot to the providers of this pius mission.

Dear one,

It has been a pleasant experience being on this site. Thankyou for all your support. Can you please help me download Nyaya kosa and mimamsa kosa or show me a link where can i find it?

All the best and congratulations for such great work.

regards

Nihar

A wonderful site. I am pleased to find the ancient classics in this site which I was so far not able to read.

May I request the site moderator to include the articles exppounding the life and works of our ancient maharishis like Athri, Brigu, Aangeerasa and the veda texts in english

Sayantan, The website archive.org has hundreds of Sanskrit grammar books with English and Hindi commentaries. Please search there for the books you need. Let me know if you are unable to find a particular book, I will try to help you.

hello there, nice site. I was a bit surprised by your comments on Buddhists, Jainas and Brahmans commenting on Amarakosha- thing is though there were periods of hostility, in general, the lines were not so strictly drawn at that time, and it would not be anymore surprising than Shaivas and Vaishnavas both reading Kalidasa or other non-theological texts today. The very strict lines are a British imperialist creation.

This is the best way of popularising SamskRita. You made the download method extremely simple.Congratulations. I would like to have all the Sanskrit works of Sacchidanandendra Saraswathi (AdhatmaPrakashakaryalaya, Bangalore).

srimaan apko mera sadar namaskar,

you r realy performing a excelent job.your collection is like a milestone in present when we all new genration forgetting our history n culture due to lack of sources.it surely provide us knowladge .

superb site.

downloaded arthasatra,viduraneeti etc and forwarded them to administrators known to me so that they have clarity in their actions.

why only admisistrators?because their action not just affects them but a large section of population .eg a hospital administrators wrong action act adversely affect all patients of a hospital.

very nice to come across a site i can recommend to one and all.

keep the good work going.

you have taken a great project of collecting the sanskrit literature into one site.It will be helpful to everybody.I once again appreciate this site for

providing valuable information to the needy.

Thanking you,

Can you recommend any books, site for learning sanskrit via Marathi or hindi books? As most of the sanskrit books I get use english as base language. Appreciate, if you recommend any sanskrit learning books for the users of marathi or hindi language.

Rashtriya Sanskrit Sansthan, New Delhi (Deemed University) conducts correspondence course for learning Sanskrit through Hindi.

Introductory course in Sanskrit Ist year and Introductory course in Sanskrit IInd year.

0yajur vedeeya maitrayanee shakha i have samhita book in sansdrit and old padapatha

if you knowany literachar of this like drama patha and maitrayani pradadashkhya pz contactme regards to ypu alll

I wish to use sanskrit subhashit which makes learning sanskrit more interesting.I would like to send your collection to many people with my unique software.I think this serve your and my purpose simultaneously.

Expecting your positive reply.

dear sir

thak you for uploading such a wonderfull collection of sanskrit books . can u please help me with sanskrit books related to astrology and palmistry with english translation .

thank you

Thanks for your kind words of appreciation.

Regarding Vedic astrology books with English translation:

1. You could download English translations of Astrological books from various sites such as

2. has many ebooks on Astrology with English translation. You will have to register to be able to download the books. You may check out this folder for example,

-astrology

3. There are plenty of books on Astrology at and also at digital library of India. Just search with the names and you will get plenty of files corresponding to that name. Downloading books from archive.org is very easy. To learn to download books from digitial library of India, first download the software, DLI Downloader and read the instructions given at

I do not plan to post Astrology books here. This blog is meant for books that help one to learn Sanskrit, Sanskrit grammar, Kavyas, etc. Still, I will be ready help you in case you need any help to learn to download books from other sites.

I could not find any translation of Chandas Sastra. I could also not locate Tantrabhushana. If you need guidance from Sanskrit scholars for your research please post your query at forums such as =en.&pli=1

Vayupuran with Sanskrit text and Hindi translation by Rampratap Tripathi is available at DLI. I give the link below. It is copyrighted (published in 1987). So, I cannot upload it to the internet. Please try to download it using DLI Downloader (available through Google search). Let me know if you are unable to download it.

sire,

it is a wonderful collection of sanskrit books, in fact it is a boon to all sanskrit learners as also lovers of this wonderful divine language.

with all the best wishes

Prof. T. Aswathanarayana Rao

Bangaluru

Where can I find (to downloadbuy) the following books

1. Kichaka Vadha by Nitivarman

2.Anekarthasangraha of hemachandra with the commentary anekarthakairavakarakaumudi

3.Abhidhana chintamani of hemachandra with his own commentary

4.Subhashita sudha nidhi by Sayanacharya

5.Udara Kavya by mallinatha

aparam cha priya suhrunme sakhe Bharateeya tubhyam sadhu karmam.Adyapi sanskrute ruchi na bartate.Twam atra mulyaban sanskruta pustakam asannibesit.

paramtu aham Chanakya biracitam sara sangraham pathaitoomichhami. Sutarang dayapurabkam twam tat pustakam uploadm kuru.

Tubhyam bandhabah

JITENDRAH

ODISHAM

BHARATAM

All three have been uploaded to this blog. You may locate them by making use of the search facility available on the blog. I am not aware of Sarasangraha of Chanakya. I will remember to write to you if I come across it in future.

You will have to use DLI Downloader or some similar software to download the images in PDF format. DLI Downloader is a free software. You could get its link through Google search. Let me know if you face any problem.

Namaskarams. I am a 72 year old student of sanskrit. I have कव्यप्रकश as a paper to write. I have the book edited with the Nagesvari Commentary by Sri Harisankara Sharma. I have also downloaded the book with english translation from archives.org. As I have missed quite a few classes and as I am not able to follow the text, given my limited knowledge of sanskrit, I wonder if you can recommend some site or book which would make understanding a bit more easier. You have a wonderful collection of books and I wish I had seen it earlier. Thanks a lot Mohana Moorthy

sanskritdocuments.org & sanskritworld.in may have some materials on Kavyaprakasha. If you have any doubt regarding the matters discussed in Kavyaprakasha you could seek help from scholarly members of groups like Samskrita Google Group.

Four Vedas with Hindi translation is available at the following link. I have not come across Sanskrit text of 4 Vedas with English translation on the internet.

-vedas-sanskrit-text-with-hindi.html

Copies of Meghaduta in Hindi are available at Digital Library of India (dli.gov.in). You can download them as pdf files using DLI Downlaoder. DLI Downloader is a free software available at aupasana.com

It is available at Digital Library of India. Link is given below. You can either read it online or download it. I cannot post it online because I am not sure about its copyright status.

Aparajitaprccha Of Bhuvanadeva ., 4990010056931. Mankad, Ambashankar Ed. . 1950. sanskrit. GENERALITIES. 818 pgs.

Hello Sir, can I have the Prashnottara pustakam of Kuvalayananda (of Appayya Dixit), Sahitya Darpana (of Vishwanatha) and Abhishekanatakam (of Kalidasa) for the exam purpose. And also Hidi Teeka of Abhishekanatakam

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