Message from the Desk of President

Shri Dineshbhai Pandya

Swadhyaya: Param Tapa: 

“Self-study is the highest form of austerity” In the context of Shree Narmada Sanskrit Ved Pathshala, emphasizes the importance of Vedic study and self-reflection as a primary spiritual discipline. It aligns with the institution’s dedication to preserving and promoting Vedic traditions and Sanskrit language, suggesting that the pursuit of knowledge within these traditions is a profound spiritual endeavour.

“Shree Narmada Sanskrit Ved Pathshala located in the ‘Tapovan Campus’ of Bharuch, it is a centre for education, culture, goodwill, and divine knowledge situated at the bank of holy river Narmada. For 140 years, the institution has focused on preserving and enriching Indian philosophy.

The institution’s mission is to preserve Vedic traditions, promote Sanskrit, and develop Vedic Sanskrit as a web language. It aims to reveal the profound mysteries within the Vedas, Upanishads, Puranas, and Mahakavyas and make them beneficial to society through research and training.

The campus also contains the Shri Bhrigu Rishi Yajna Shala, where Rishikumars acquire practical knowledge of Yajna rituals. Monthly Yagnas are organized to ensure complete fulfilment for patron donors. Additionally, to accommodate the increasing number of Rishikumars, a modern Annapurna dining hall and a hostel – ‘Arshniketan’ for 100 students are under construction. To support researchers and foster intellectual fulfilment, a “Sanskrit Research Centre” is being established within the Campus.

The institution consistently prays that the light of knowledge from the campus spreads widely, that study, teaching, and recitation continue without interruption, and that it achieves the highest levels of progress. The institution hopes to always receive the blessings of the Almighty.

It is the sincere wish that as the world progresses towards making Dev Bhasha Sanskrit a web language, the importance of Sanskrit education is honoured in every family.

DineshBhai Pandya

President,

Shree Narmada Sanskrit Ved Pathshala