We are organizing an intensive Ten-day workshop on Prākr̥ta Grammar based on Prākr̥ta Prakāśa, in collaboration with the Department of Philosophy, University of Rajasthan, Jaipur and Pandit Todarmal Smarak Trust, Jaipur. We are aiming to develop grammar and linguistic basics of Prākr̥ta Language. This will help to preserve Jaina Literature and as well as core of Indian traditional literature.
The National Prākr̥ta Grammar workshop is prestigious initiative of Samyaka-jnāna pracāra-prasāra trust. This workshop is organizing in collaboration with Department of Philosophy, University of Rajasthan, Jaipur and Pandit Todarmal Smarak Trust, Jaipur.
After successful completion of 1st National Workshop we are moving towards 2nd National Workshop Purpose of this Workshop to reconnect Traditional Prākr̥ta Literature in Youth and young minds where everyone will learn basics to advance of Prākr̥ta grammar.
Prākr̥ta Language is one of the most ancient language of the world, Huge amount of Literature of Jaina, Bouddha had been written in Prākr̥ta and even 1st historical evidence of our nation's name has been found in Prākr̥ta inscription.
In this workshop students will be taught complete prākrta prakāśa written by Vararuchi which is the oldest known treatise on Prākr̥ta grammar. It offers a foundational, systematic analysis of the rules governing Prakrit, a Middle Indo-Aryan language used in early Indian literature and Jain texts. This workshop will go for 10 days and each day has 4 sessions by senior scholar who have expertise in Prākr̥ta grammar. On last day of workshop there will be exam and closing ceremony in which all pass participants will get verified corticate with grading.
Structured and systematic study of Prākr̥ta prakāśa written by vararuchi
This workshop is also affiliated with Department of Philosophy, University of Rajasthan, Jaipur
Participants will get verified and graded certificate after clearing exam.
You will be taught and mentor by expert and experienced Scholars.
The clarity I gained in understanding Prakrit grammar was far beyond my expectations. The way concepts from Prakrit Prakash were explained made even complex topics feel accessible. This workshop truly changed my approach towards studying Jain texts.
Before attending this workshop, I had only a basic idea of Prakrit. But through the structured sessions and continuous practice, I developed the confidence to read and understand original texts. The guidance of learned scholars was invaluable.
The discipline and depth of teaching in this workshop are rare. Each session built upon the previous one, and the practice classes helped in actually applying the concepts. It was not just learning—it was a transformation in understanding.
Limited residential accommodation may be arranged for selected outstation participants. Basic facilities along with meals will be provided during the workshop duration.
No. The workshop is offered free of cost for selected participants as part of the academic initiative of Samyakgyan Prachar-Prasar Trust to promote the study and preservation of Prakrit language and Jain knowledge traditions.
Basic familiarity is helpful but not mandatory. The workshop is designed to guide participants from foundational concepts to advanced understanding in a structured manner.
Yes. Participants who successfully complete the workshop will receive a certificate issued by the organizing institutions.
It is recommended to attend the full workshop, as the sessions are interconnected and progressively structured for better understanding.
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An intensive Ten-day workshop on Prākr̥ta Grammar based on Prākr̥ta Prakāśa, in collaboration with the Department of Philosophy, University of Rajasthan, Jaipur and Pandit Todarmal Smarak Trust, Jaipur. We are aiming to develop grammar and linguistic basics of Prākr̥ta Language. This will help to preserve Jaina Literature and as well as core of Indian traditional literature.
