A likely common ancestor of Indo-European languages, including English and Sanskrit, may have been spoken about 8,100 years ago, a new analysis suggests. The research, according to scientists, ...

Scientists have long debated about the origin of Sanskrit outside India, hinting that it came to us from a family of languages after a long migration from the Eurasian Steppe (modern-day Europe and ...

Sanskrit is the language which is very mild in nature, there is a word for every emotion, and it helps to express politely.

G.N Devy’s book is part of the Essential India Editions’ series (Aleph). It is reminiscent of OUP’s Very Short Introductions series a quarter of a century ago whose subject matters ranged from ...