Activities

Vedānta &
Sanskrit Classes

Structured learning programmes for scholars, students, and sincere seekers — from foundational Sanskrit to advanced studies in classical Vedānta and Abhinava Pranavavāda.

Our Approach

Learning the
living tradition.

Sri Sitaram Swadhyaya Samsthanam conducts multiple classes related to Indic knowledge systems. All sessions are recorded and regularly uploaded to our YouTube channel, Pranava Prema Piyusha, so that students anywhere in the world can follow along at their own pace.

Students may also attend classes in person. We believe that Sanskrit and Vedāntic learning are not merely academic exercises but gateways to a living philosophical and spiritual tradition. Our programmes are designed to cultivate both intellectual understanding and contemplative depth.

5Active Classes
2Modes of Learning
1YouTube Channel
Open to All Seekers
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Pranava Prema Piyusha

All class recordings are freely available on our YouTube channel.

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Academic Programmes

Five active classes.

FoundationOngoing

Basic Sanskrit Grammar

A foundational course in Sanskrit grammar, covering script, sandhi, declensions, conjugations, and the structural principles of the language. Designed for beginners with no prior knowledge of Sanskrit.

Online · Recordings on YouTube · Open Enrolment

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IntermediateOngoing

Tarka Saṅgraha of Annambhaṭṭa

A close reading of Annambhaṭṭa's Tarka Saṅgraha, the classic primer of Nyāya-Vaiśeṣika philosophy. Students engage with the categories of Indian logic, epistemology, and ontology in the original Sanskrit.

Online · Recordings on YouTube · Open Enrolment

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IntermediateOngoing

Vedāntasāra of Sadānanda Yogīndra

Systematic study of the Vedāntasāra, Sadānanda Yogīndra's concise exposition of Advaita Vedānta. Covers the key concepts of adhyāsa, vivartavāda, and the path to liberation through direct knowledge.

Online · Recordings on YouTube · Open Enrolment

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Classical LiteratureOngoing

Vṛtta Ratnākara

Study of the Vṛtta Ratnākara, the classical Sanskrit prosody text. Students learn the metres of Sanskrit poetry — their structure, identification, and application — essential for reading and appreciating Sanskrit literature.

Online · Recordings on YouTube · Open Enrolment

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AdvancedOngoing

Bhaktiyoga — Bhagavad Gītā Chapter 12 with Śaṅkara Bhāṣyam

In-depth study of the twelfth chapter of the Bhagavad Gītā — the Bhaktiyoga — read alongside Ādi Śaṅkarācārya's commentary. Explores the nature of devotion, the qualified and unqualified Brahman, and the marks of the ideal devotee.

Online · Recordings on YouTube · Open Enrolment

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Regular Classes

Current schedule.

OngoingYouTubeBasic Sanskrit GrammarFaculty
OngoingYouTubeTarka Saṅgraha — AnnambhaṭṭaFaculty
OngoingYouTubeVedāntasāra — Sadānanda YogīndraFaculty
OngoingYouTubeVṛtta RatnākaraFaculty
OngoingYouTubeBhaktiyoga, Bhagavad Gītā Ch. 12 with Śaṅkara BhāṣyamFaculty

All sessions are recorded and uploaded to Pranava Prema Piyusha on YouTube. In-person attendance is also welcome.

What Is Coming

Future plans.

The Samsthanam is actively working toward expanding its offerings — in digital scholarship, AI-assisted research, and in-person study.

Online Repository of Śrī Omkārnāth Literature

A comprehensive digital repository of Sri Omkarnath Dev's works, with searchable indices and cross-referenced texts — making this rare philosophical heritage accessible to scholars and seekers worldwide.

Indian Philosophical Texts Archive

A curated online archive of Indian philosophical texts in general, with scholarly apparatus, searchable indices, and tools for comparative study across schools and traditions.

Agentic AI-Based Facilities

Integration of agentic AI tools into the repository — enabling intelligent search, guided navigation of texts, and interactive engagement with the philosophical tradition for students and researchers.

Offline Lectures & Classes — Kolkata Centre

Planned in-person lectures and classes at our Kolkata centre, bringing the living tradition to local students and continuing the gurukula spirit in a dedicated physical space.