[A picture of a woman from the Gupta Period wearing an Avagunthana] ‘Sanskrit Non-Translatables: The Importance of Sanskritizing English’ by Shri Rajiv Malhotra and Satyanarayana Dasa Babaji has put forward an idea of the non-translatability of Sanskrit terms. “It has become a device for protecting key ideas from getting distorted, …
Abbakka Prerana || श्री || Try to buy an alphabet book for Indian languages and you will come across books titled something like “My bilingual baby”. Westerners feel proud to make their children bilingual because most of them know only one language. On the other hand, most Indians know 3 …
English: a tool for DeRacination: #EnglishNonUsables Read More »
Satyanarayana Dasa Babaji Note: This article originally appeared in the Times Of India Delhi edition Sanskrit is called deva bhasha, language of gods. It is regarded as a divine language. Sanskrit letters are called akshara, imperishable. They are neither created nor destroyed. When they are pronounced, they are not created; …
Sanskrit Sound Vibrations Inspired Creation : #SNT Read More »
Karthik Editors Note: The book Sanskrit Non-Translatables has gotten mixed responses esp. from the “scholars” and “experts”. That, it will help the sanatana civilization-al cause is of course understating its potential.That it could be a game changer for the “pop-expert” dialectic is also somewhat obvious. Its long term effects on …
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Kanishka Sukumar While India is free from British rule, it is yet to be free from the hegemony of angrezi. Angrezi atyachar Angrezi, that is English, is more than a language of words in India. It is a language of status. As old hierarchies dissolve, angrezi is a fine moat …
Countering English Hegemony : #AngreziAtyachar Sanskritise English #SNT Read More »
Jayakara Poojari Author’s Note: In my previous article Coloniality and Bharatiya Drishti: #NEP2020 is COLONIZED, I discussed about why the MHRD is important and why the keepers of Dharma need to understand the larger intellectual battles. They are far behind the strategies and tactics of the opposition. Here I discuss …
