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Contact & collaboration

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Official contact

Vishva Vaidika Vidyapeetham

Institutional emailinfo@vishvavaidika.org

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Alternate contactvishvavaidikavp@gmail.com

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Location

Hyderabad, Telangana, India · Serving learners internationally through online and guided formats.

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Programmes & admissions

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Publications

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Academic collaboration

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Digital scholarship

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For universities and scholars

Areas for serious collaboration

VVV welcomes well-defined, academically responsible proposals that strengthen Sanskrit teaching, textual authority and useful public access.

  • Guest teaching, seminars and international course partnerships
  • Sanskrit grammar, terminology and textual review
  • Educational editions and multilingual learning materials
  • Manuscript literacy and public knowledge programmes
  • Source-grounded datasets, tools and responsible Sanskrit AI

Helpful email subject lines

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Programme: “Sanskritārambha enquiry — beginner — UK time zone”

Publication: “Review enquiry — Pāṇinīya Sandhisūtra Saurabham”

Collaboration: “Academic seminar proposal — institution — proposed month”

Research: “Sanskrit digital scholarship — project summary”