India: Sanskrit and Hindutva
Written byNeha Viswanathan
The politics of a classical language, education and secularism in India explored at varnam.
Written byNeha Viswanathan
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2 comments
I was hoping for someone to help me translate a phrase from english to sanskrit
Kristen – what is the phrase that you want to translate ?
No promises, but as a Sanskrit lover, I am just curious :-)
Neha, this link turned up on the google news alert for Sanskrit, which I have on my blog…. and hence I ended up here. Thanks for the link to the varnam article.
Interestingly I do not see any analysis or comments from you , just a link… Is that what this site is meant to have ? I have probably seen some of your posts on desipundit