Ekadantha Sanskrit Course Level 2 Launched in Hyderabad
Hyderabad: Ekadantha – The School of Ancient Indian Studies has launched the second level of the Ekadantha Sanskrit Fundamental Course. The inauguration took place on Saturday at the Brahma Vidya Kutir in Hyderabad. The institute operates under the Indian Ancient Education Institution.
The event was led by Swami Sri Tattvavidananda Saraswati. Speaking at the event, Ekadantha founder and director MV Satish Kumar emphasized the institute’s commitment to making traditional Indian education accessible to all. He mentioned that the Sanskrit course is offered for free. The first level of the course had 15 lessons, and about 2,000 students completed it online via Samantha.
Chief Acharya of Ekadantha, C.H. Sadguna, explained that the second level of the course includes 31 lessons. These lessons will provide students with a deeper understanding of Sanskrit. Students will also be required to complete assignments after finishing each level.
Anyone interested in learning Sanskrit can register for free on the Ekadantha website. This initiative aims to promote the study of the ancient language and make it accessible to more people.
