छात्रवृत्तिः
Scholarships for students
Many who wish to study Saṃskṛta cannot afford course fees. Your contribution lets a sincere student join a Karyāśālā batch regardless of means.
Stand with us
सहयोगः
Support Us
Vidyasvam exists to keep a living tradition alive — teaching Saṃskṛta the way Pāṇini intended, to anyone willing to learn. Every contribution goes directly into teaching, materials and access.
Make a contribution
Give to the tradition
Any amount helps. You choose what to give and how — UPI, card, netbanking or wallet, all handled securely by Razorpay.
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न हि ज्ञानेन सदृशं पवित्रमिह विद्यते
“In this world there is nothing so purifying as knowledge.” — Bhagavad Gītā 4.38
For cheque, bank transfer, or institutional giving, please write to info@vidyasvam.in.
Where your support goes
उपयोगः
Four things your contribution makes possible
Vidyasvam is a small effort run by teachers, not a large institution. Support reaches students almost immediately.
पुस्तकम्
Books and study material
Printing Karāvalambanam, workbooks, mind-maps and practice sheets so every learner holds the text in their own hands.
अभिलेखः
Recording and archiving
Capturing every session with clear audio and video, so lessons remain available long after the batch has ended.
निःशुल्कम्
Free public resources
Keeping our recordings, articles and reference material openly accessible to anyone learning Saṃskṛta anywhere.
Not only money
अन्यमार्गाः
Other ways to support us
Giving is one way. There are others, and they matter just as much.
Enrol in a programme
The most direct support is to learn with us. Every enrolment sustains the teaching itself.
See our programmesOrder the book
Karāvalambanam — Functional Saṃskṛta: Concepts and Applications, written for the modern learner.
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Tell a friend, a student, a teacher. Word of mouth has brought us most of our learners.
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Thank you
Every rupee, every share, every student who joins — all of it keeps this tradition breathing. We are grateful you are here.