Sanskrit Studies
Links and Information

A webinterface to Hindi and Marathi dictionaries is available in Resource Center for Indian Language Technology Solutions at Indian Institute of Technology, Bombay (Mumbai). The searchable utilities include tutorials, wordnet group, most frequent words in Indian languages, Devanagari keyboard, Marathi and Hindi Corpora (try the word kushala) et cetera. The site is reviewed at Desh Dunia blogspot in Hindi.

Geetaganga at http://www.geetganga.org has some audio songs/prArthana in Sanskrit. In addition, it has "deshabhaktipar" category songs in many languages such as Hindi, Tamil, Oriya, Marathi, Gujarati, Tamil, Marwari (Rajasthani), Kannada, Malayalam.

The Sanskit Classics Literature site by Desiraju Hanumanta Rao giirvaani is recast in to another geocities' site termed desirajuhrao with clickable convenience to reach translations of Valmiki Ramayana, Gita Govindam, Ritusamhaaram, Kumarasambhavam, Raghuvamsham, Harivamsham (work in progress), Mahabharata Tatparya Nirnaya, Bhaarata saavitri, and Nataraja Symbolism.

Dr. Girish Nath Jha is guiding students in Computational Linguistics at the Special Centre for Sanskrit Studies at Jawaharlal Nehru University New Delhi. See some of their contributions such as Sanskrit verb-form generation, Sanskrit prose collection, Amarakosha searchable index, Sanskrit Subanta Recognizer and Analyzer and a few other projects, analyzers, indexers et cetera.

Discover an excellent collection of articles at http://www.infinityfoundation.com/. Some examples are

• Ten Misconceptions About India and Indic Traditions by Arvind Sharma
  
• Language Hegemony and the Construction of Identity by Rajiv Malhotra
  
• Eleven Objections to Sanskrit Literary Theory: A Rejoinderby Kapil Kapoor
  
• Indian Chemistry Through The Ages by D.P. Agrawal
  
• Worship of the Goddess in Hinduism by Sarah Caldwell
  
• Indic Academics Transcript of a discussion with Rajiv Malhotra : 24th JUNE, 2000
  
• Stereotyping Hinduism in American Education by Rajiv Malhotra
  
• Traditional Female Moral Exemplars in India by Madhu Kishwar

The essays are grouped in categories Inner Sciences, Traditional Knowledge Systems, History, and Society Today, the four gates of entry to the study of Indic traditions!