In the intricate tapestry of ancient Indian scholarship, Pāṇini is celebrated as a legendary figure, revered for his profound contributions to linguistics. Hailed as the father of Sanskrit and linguistics, he emerges from the mist of ancient India, mentioned in fables and texts, with even the Panchatantra weaving tales of his demise at the jaws […]Read More
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The story of the jackal that jumped into the vat of blue dye is not new to us. Nor is the tale of the crocodile trying to trick a monkey into wilfully surrendering itself as prey. These are the famous Panchatantra tales, an integral part of any Indian’s childhood. While these stories are meticulously crafted […]Read More