‘Relevance of Sanskrit to Modern World Sunanda Y. Shastri Sanskrit language has the longest past than any other language of the world. It also has the richness of variety of subjects in the sphere of…
Biographies occupy a complex space between hagiography and historical scholarship. This essay evaluates a recently published life of Appāśāstrī Raśavadekar, a nineteenth‑century Sanskrit scholar,…
2011Vol. 34pp. 51–61
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Śrīmad Rājacandra’s Viewpoint of Dharma in the ‘Kāvyamālā’
Sunanda Y. Shastri examines the ethical philosophy of Śrīmad Rājacandra (1867–1901), a renowned Jain mystic and spiritual guide, as presented in his Gujarati poem “Kāvyamālā.” Rājacandra emphasises…
2000Vol. 23pp. 66–79
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Some Modern Concepts of Marriage in the Smrti Literature
Sunanda Y. Shastri examines marriage in Smrti literature, arguing that these texts, including the Manavadharmasastra, Visnusmrti, Yajnavalkyasmrti, and Naradasmrti, are crucial for understanding…