Global Sanskrit Forum

Third Global Sanskrit Conference (International Conference) at MGI, Mauritius on 5th and 6th September, 2024.

Global Sanskrit Forum

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Our objectives

1. Promoting the enduring and universal significance of the world’s oldest language, Sanskrit.

2. Promotion and propagation of Hindu Epic Ramayana.

3. Exploration of spiritual, social, cultural and intellectual values of great epic Ramayana.

4. Illuminating the wealth of knowledge embedded within India’s cultural heritage.

5. Sharing information and works related to Sanskrit.

6. Familiarizing society with the treasures contained within Sanskrit literature.

7. Orchestrating scholarly discussions that unveil the mysteries of the ancient education system and the pillars of our culture.

8. Establishing the theoretical and scientific aspects of Sanskrit, debunking prevailing misconceptions through various mediums.

9. Presenting the revelations from various scriptures and epics to contemporary society, enabling our nation to regain its status as a Vishwaguru.

10.Disseminating national and international information pertaining to the Sanskrit language.

11. Currently, spotlighting the knowledge encapsulated within the Sanskrit language on the global stage.

12. Showcasing the perspectives, ideas, experiences, and research of non-Sanskrit scholars such as scientists, doctors, and social workers who have a connection to Sanskrit.

13. Identifying Sanskrit-related institutions worldwide and providing information about their pecific contributions to Sanskrit scholars.

14.Shedding light on significant and socially beneficial research projects conducted by scholars based on Sanskrit literature.

15. Offering a platform for national and international scholars and Sanskrit enthusiasts who have contributed to the enduring knowledge tradition of Sanskrit, facilitating the exchange of their wisdom, experiences, and research.

16. Modernizing the ancient knowledge tradition using scientific methods and technology to cater to the needs of contemporary society.

17. Employing innovative approaches to the study and promotion of Sanskrit.