INTRODUCTION Similar to going to Tirtha Yatra to holy places like Kasi and Rameswaram, we can also visit the various Brindavanams of Guru Raghavendra, which is situated throughout India, and even in some foreign countries, we can find few Worship Centres of Guru Raghavendra Swamy. Those who are unable toRead More →
Bhavabhuti’s play is a semi-imaginary description of the happenings in the life of King Ram.Read More →
Urubhangam is one of the oldest surviving play written by Bhasa in the 2nd or 3rd century, based onRead More →
Bhasa was certainly a talented dramatist judging from the number and variety of his dramasRead More →
Indian Tradition is said to be based on Sanskrit language [Sanskriti Sanskritashrita]. Ramayana and Mahabharata are two giant pillars of Indian cultural tradition which have nurtured generations of India. Indians feel proud to be part of a land which has such glorious past. The respect and popularity which RamayanaRead More →
PRATIMA NATAKAM of Bhasa is the only play in the entire Sanskrit literature, which sees good in all people andRead More →
Sanskrit plays do not serve merely as a source of entertainment, but they also reflect the society, polity Read More →
Kalidasa [कालिदास] is indisputably the greatest mastermind in Sanskrut poetry. Read More →
This play belongs to a kind called “Prakaran” according to G.K. Bhat. He says, the theme of such plays,Read More →
Mahabharata is the grand epic in which Sage Vyasa [व्यास] has revealed everything about the worldRead More →
From ancient times, great aims of human life, also termed as Purusharthas in India have been classified into four, namely Dharma/ Moral behavior, Artha/ Wealth, Kama/ Worldly pleasures, and Moksha/ Salvation. According to Kautilya, the greatest master of the science, the term Artha has much wider significance than merelyRead More →
Karnabharam (the anguish of the Karna) is a well-known Sanskrit play writtenRead More →
