About Anandashram Sanstha
Dedicated to the preservation and promotion of Sanskrit literature and Indian cultural heritage.
OUR LEGACY
A vision that spans generations
Situated in Pune’s iconic Appa Balwant Chowk, this institution has been a cornerstone of Sanskrit scholarship and research over 130 years, preserving the founder’s inspiring vision.
Our Founder
Founded by the distinguished High Court Advocate Mr. Mahadevarao Chimanaji Apte (1845–1894), Anandashram Sanstha remains a proud symbol of dedication to Sanskrit education and heritage.
Learn more about our founder
OUR PURPOSE
Mission and Vision
Sanskrit Publication
Dedicated to the publishing and preserving of Sanskrit manuscripts that explore Hindu religion, philosophy, and Indian culture, bridging the ancient wisdom with contemporary scholarship.
Research & Education
Committed to assisting scholars and students by providing research resources, accommodations, and specialized educational programs to advance the study of Sanskrit.
Cultural Preservation
Curating an extensive repository of manuscripts and organizing cultural events to safeguard and celebrate the richness of Indian heritage.
WHAT WE DO
Key Activities
Publication & Distribution
Specializing in the publication of rare Sanskrit texts, with a collection exceeding 195 volumes spanning 26 diverse subjects, ensuring global access to scholars and researchers.
Manuscript Preservation
Preserving a vast archive of over 15,000 manuscripts through meticulous documentation, digitization, and ongoing preservation efforts for the benefit of future generations.
Research Support
Offering comprehensive facilities and resources for researchers, including accommodation, access to an extensive library, and expert guidance to foster academic growth.
Cultural Programs
Curating workshops, seminars, and cultural events aimed at promoting the study of Sanskrit and celebrating India's rich cultural heritage.
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Your support helps us continue our mission of preserving and promoting Sanskrit literature and Indian cultural heritage for future generations.