About Department
The Department of Sanskrit offers both undergraduate (B.A.) and postgraduate (M.A.) programmes, designed to provide students with a deep understanding of Sanskrit studies, while evolving with the changing academic landscape. It has a distinguished history of producing scholars who occupy significant positions in prestigious institutions both in India and abroad. The department’s curriculum encompasses a variety of specialized fields within Sanskrit studies, including: 1. Sanskrit Literature: Students delve into literature from different historical periods and genres. This allows them to explore literary movements, authorial styles, and the socio-cultural contexts in which these works were created. 2. Language and Linguistics: Courses within this area focus on the structure of the Sanskrit language, linguistics, and grammar, providing students with a solid understanding of how the language works on a structural and functional level. 3. Creative Writing: The department encourages creative expression through courses in creative writing, enabling students to experiment with different literary forms and enhance their skills in artistic and scholarly writing. 4. Critical Analysis: Students are taught to develop strong critical thinking and analytical skills. This enables them to critically assess literary texts, theories, and ideologies, fostering a deeper understanding of Sanskrit literature and its broader implications. The department is equipped with excellent facilities, including spacious staff rooms that create a productive working environment for faculty members. There are also two large classrooms designed to facilitate lectures and discussions. With 5 sanctioned faculty positions, the department ensures a strong academic foundation. Each programme accommodates 32 students in both undergraduate and postgraduate courses. The faculty is not only involved in teaching but also actively engages in research, contributing to the academic community through the publication of research papers and books. They further foster intellectual exchange by organizing seminars, workshops, and conferences, providing a platform for both students and scholars to discuss critical issues in Sanskrit studies and related fields.
Vision
The department's vision is to mould a new generation of citizens who embody qualities such as confidence, self-dependence, self-realization, rational thinking, and professionalism. It aims to foster a thirst for knowledge and promote contentment in students, encouraging them to explore and develop these attributes both personally and academically. Additionally, the department strives to bring out the wealth of knowledge in Sanskrit through the publication of rare and unpublished manuscripts. By focusing on interdisciplinary research, the department seeks to bridge the gap between traditional Sanskrit studies and contemporary academic discourse, making Sanskrit a dynamic field of study with far-reaching applications across various disciplines.
Mission
- The department aims to create an atmosphere conducive to imparting Vedic knowledge and preserving Indian heritage.
- By fostering a learning environment rooted in the ancient wisdom of the Vedas, the department seeks to nurture a deeper understanding of India’s cultural and intellectual legacy.
- In addition, the department is committed to collaborating with other institutions that share similar goals, creating opportunities for academic exchange, joint research, and the sharing of expertise.
- This collaboration will further enrich the academic environment and broaden the scope of Sanskrit studies.
- Ultimately, the department aspires to establish itself as a Centre of Excellence in Sanskrit Studies.
- Through its dedication to high-quality education, research, and the preservation of traditional knowledge, it aims to become a leading institution in the field, contributing significantly to the global academic community’s understanding of Sanskrit and its relevance in the modern world.
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