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About Us

About Us

The Digital Chitra Pada Kosha is a pioneering digital resource developed by the National Sanskrit University, Tirupati, designed to simplify and enrich the learning of Sanskrit vocabulary. This online repository serves as a one-stop reference for students, scholars, educators, and enthusiasts of the Sanskrit language, offering structured and categorized collections of frequently used Sanskrit words and expressions.

Comprehensive Content Coverage

Our vast and well-curated database encompasses Sanskrit terminology from diverse fields, making it relevant not just for classical studies but also for contemporary disciplines. Users can explore a rich collection of domain-specific Sanskrit words, categorized into various themes, including:


Interactive and Multilingual Learning
To ensure accessibility and ease of learning, the Digital Chitra Pada Kosha provides:
Multilingual Support – Each Sanskrit term is available with its meaning in Hindi, English, Telugu, Tamil, Kannada, and Malayalam, making it easier for speakers of different languages to understand and apply the words.
Categorized Search – Users can explore vocabulary based on their area of interest, improving efficiency and contextual learning.
User-Friendly Interface – Designed for beginners and advanced learners, ensuring an intuitive and engaging experience.

Need for the Current Project

In today’s era of research and innovation, numerous opportunities exist for those exploring ancient knowledge systems. Sanskrit, as a repository of rich cultural and intellectual heritage, holds valuable insights across various disciplines and aspects of human life. However, many enthusiastic learners and researchers interested in Ancient Indian literature face challenges in understanding the language of the texts.


To address this challenge, there is a pressing need for a comprehensive digital resource that provides easy access to essential and frequently used Sanskrit vocabulary. This platform aims to present these words with visual aids and translations into multiple Indian vernacular languages, all in one place. Such a resource will significantly benefit beginners, enabling them to engage more deeply with the richness of Sanskrit literature and supporting their research endeavors with greater ease.

Target Group of the Project

This project is designed to serve a wide range of learners, including children, students at pre-primary and primary levels, and beginners in learning Sanskrit. It is also open to anyone with an interest in exploring the language. Through this Open Educational Resource (OER), users can easily access essential Sanskrit vocabulary, making it a valuable tool for young learners and anyone embarking on their journey into the world of Sanskrit.

Objectives of the Project

The project aims to address key focus areas in promoting Sanskrit learning and digital content creation. The specific objectives are:

Promote Sanskrit Learning: Foster Sanskrit education at the pre-primary and primary levels through engaging and accessible digital content.

Expand Digital Resources: Develop and propagate a greater volume of digital content in Sanskrit, accompanied by translations into various Indian languages.

Support Beginners: Provide beginners with digital resources that are currently rare or less accessible in the Sanskrit language, making their learning journey smoother.

Create Foundational Content: Design and develop basic-level Sanskrit content in digital form, ensuring it is user-friendly and available for widespread use.

Principal Investigator

Dr. S. Vaishnavi

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Assistant Professor, Department of Education, National Sanskrit university

Doctorate in Education

Visistacharya (M.Phil)

M.Sc in Psychology

Acharya (M.A) Sanskrit

Co-Principal Investigator

Dr. K. Sujani

Passionate to utilise the Sanskrit knowledge clubbed with computer programming in bringing out the Ancient Indian texts in the form of E-text and serve the upcoming Researchers and Sanskrit enthusiasts.

System Analyst, National Sanskrit University, Tirupati

UGC-Post Doctoral Fellow

Doctorate in Sanskrit-Sahitya

M.Phil. in Sanskrit-Sahitya.

M.Sc. in Computer Science