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• Academic and Editorial Roles Dr. N. M. Kansara has been deeply involved in the fields of Sanskrit studies and Jain literature. He served as a Professor of Sanskrit at Gujarat College, Ahmedabad—part of the Gujarat Education Service—and later took on the role of Director at the Akshardham Center for Applied Research in Social Harmony (AARSH) in Gandhinagar, Gujarat. • Scholarly Publications Among his major works is the critical edition of Pancagranthi Vyakarana of Buddhisagarasuri (2006), an important metrical grammar of Classical Sanskrit by the Jain Ācārya Buddhisagarasuri (981–1025 CE). He also edited Kavi Dhanapala’s Tilakamanjari, Vol. I: A Sanskrit Prose Romance (1991), containing the prose-poetic work of the 11th-century court poet Dhanapala. Additionally, he's credited with translating regional works, including Folklore of Gujarat as part of the Folklore of India series. Roles Sanskrit Professor (Gujarat College); Director, AARSH Key Works Pancagranthi Vyakarana of Buddhisagarasuri; Tilakamanjari Vol. I; Folklore of Gujarat (Translator) Research Areas Jain Sanskrit grammar; classical prose-poetry; folklore translation
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