Global Sanskrit Forum

The Global Sanskrit Forum (GSF) was established in 2015, originally as a WhatsApp group titled Rashtriya Sanskrit Manch, aimed at facilitating the exchange of Sanskrit-related information among scholars from Delhi University. This initiative marked the beginning of a growing collective passion for reviving and spreading Sanskrit learning in contemporary society.

As participation grew, the forum extended its reach beyond local academic circles to scholars and enthusiasts across the country, eventually developing into a significant national platform. The interactions and intellectual exchange fostered within the group led to the realization of its greater potential — to unify Sanskrit lovers on a global stage.

In response to its expanding vision and outreach, the forum was officially restructured and registered under the name Global Sanskrit Forum. With this milestone, GSF formally embraced its mission to promote Sanskrit education, culture, and knowledge systems not only in India but worldwide.

A major turning point came in 2020, when the Global Sanskrit Forum launched its official website, inaugurated by Indreshji (RSS) during a national seminar held at Delhi University. This digital launch symbolized GSF’s transition into a tech-enabled Sanskrit movement, allowing it to host webinars, online workshops, scholarly discussions, and collaborative initiatives across borders.

Today, Global Sanskrit Forum stands as a vibrant international body that connects scholars, teachers, researchers, students, and Sanskrit enthusiasts in India and abroad — including countries like America, Mauritius, Nepal, Cambodia, and Sri Lanka. With an unwavering commitment to its vision, the forum continues to serve as a bridge between ancient knowledge and modern expression, using technology to revive one of the world’s oldest and richest languages.