Say for example the bhashya on Brahma Sutra "Shabdaccha". Above and numerous Brahma Sutras as explained in all the adhyayas of the great granth " Brahmasutranubhashyam" written by these two great scholars will give us in depth knowledge of the Shuddha Adwait Vedant philosophy. Regards, Ulhas Pradhan Mo.
No E-Mail:umpradhan yahoo. Great work done and helpful in learning sanskrit and it is also helpful to school students in doing the homework and assignemts. Please also try to make it interactive,as there are some very small querries for u, but very difficult for us, that can be answered by u and ur staff in seconds. Thank a lot for providing such a beautiful work on the website. Pls send me the hindi transalation for 1. Vakratunda Mahakaya 2. Mangalam bhagwan Vishnu Mangalam Garudwadhaj.
Dear sir, first of all i thank you for creating this wonderful site. Will you please let me know who has written and in which book " Sarvey bahvantu sukhinah Sarvey Santu Nirmaye Sarvey bhadrayani pashyantu ma kaschychit dukh bhaak bhavet" Awaiting your reply. I am always interested to find out what is there in our sanscrit literature. But most of the site that I have visited are in english without putting "original sloka" neaby. I want to visualize the things in my own way.
If you can help me, Thank you Prof. Paban Sharma. I wanted to know the reference of the shloka given on the top left hand corner of this page Sarve bhavantu sukhinah sarve santu niramayaah Sarve bhadrani pashyantu ma kashit dukhbhagbhavet. I will recommend everyone to view and get benefited by this site.
Also, I could not find anywhere the seven vows in Sanskrit with its English Translations. Can you please help me with it. Thanks a lot. Hi All, I have been searching for a place to learn sanskrit on web, its good that i have found one today.
As an indian i felt its necessary to learn sanskrit by everyone. I hope the site would be a starting point to develop such encouragements. Thank you. Dear all, This site is very helpful to learn Sanskrit.
One can learn Sanskrit quite easily. But I have a request that as the Sanskrit is an Indian language and indians will take a main action to learn Sanskrit, so if Sanskrit grammar will be in Hindi language, it will help something more. But this site is very helpful for me. First of all I would like to thank as well as congratulate you for the efforts made by your team for maintaining our language- Sanskrit.
It will be a favour for me if some Mantra will be placed on the website, which are used during Yagnopavit Sanskar. Thanking you in advance. The subhashits are given according to classification in different criteria of yours. My suggestion is that add more subhashits to your list if it permits and classify them according to their subjects. For ex. It would make our work more easier. I have recently set up a trust called Kalpa Heritage Trust with the objective of sourcing material on Kalpa Shastra, putting it online for free availability to anyone interested.
Please have the question papers of all exams of all levels corresponding to the past years Thank you so much for your site. I have been studying Sanskrit since many years and it is a tremendous wealth. I find in your site a very clear approach. In appreciation - Giti. Hi, You folks are doing an amazing job. In the present age, where Hindu way of life is facing a lot of problems, some our own and by others, your work is commendable. I wish you guys all the very best!!!
Keep up the good work.. Rather than be destructive, if we all co-operate do constructive work, it would benefit humanity. Would be grateful if you could help me. I would like to imprint it on my wedding ring. In some baby naming sites they have given the meaning as Name of Godess Lakshmi.. I found your contents for learning sanskrit extremely helpful.
I am trying to learn. I know hindi very well which is a additive factor but to be completely new for Sanskrit, need some more,commonly used translated words especially used in our Poojas, stotra etc. If you have please mail me, I will be grateful. Excellent Site and a Great Effort. Of the many sites, I have found this one quite simple to learn and understand.
Suggesting a correction. In chapter 3, lRRiTlakaara Future Tense , in the first table, under "Future Tense - Third Person Singular ", the translation should be "bhaviShyatakaala prathamapuruSha ekavachana" instead of "vartamaanakaala prathamapuruSha ekavachana". Very useful website. I will come here to get some of my mistakes corrected.
Can you please help me in finding this? I am looking for a shloka probably from chanakaya niti, but can recall only initial words of the same i. The translation was that gold does not have smell, sugarcane does not have fruits, It pertained to that God did not give everything to "any one" but kept a good balance. Thanks and Kind Regards. Hi, The website is Great. And it is a standard so no confusion.
Regards Rakesh. Keeping in mind the larger audience over the Internet and world, using IAST is easier said than done, as most will not be able to feed-in the input characters using a English keyboard. IAST remains a good option for print media like books, magazines etc. I am extremely happy to look at the web site. I feel that I can end my search here for my purpose.
I'm very much interested to learn Sanskrit. I'm in initial stage. Please send me material. The test is good. It is interesting. The test covers all the topics. In the test in the question No. But D was ticked as correct. Verification requested. The Test ID: 83dfde1b84c3 Test dated Correct Answers stated as 14 for Marks given as These details were given for reference. We have corrected the question paper.
Your test transcript and transcripts of all others who got this question now reflects this correction. If you find similar errors please identify the same. Please send me in sanskrit script your article on panchatantra and Pandit Vishnu Sharma. Thanks for an impressive site for promotion of Sanskrit.
Keep up the good work. Meanwhile, I found two a couple of interesting subhashita blogs which are not listed in your resources. I would like to have some good sanskrit shlokas or quotes on importance of books. I want them for my department library. Dear Sir.. I would like to include a few slokas in sanskrit on my wedding invitation, especially the ones inviting the gods to the auspicious ceremony. Would appreciate your kind help in this regard, could you please email the slokas along with their translations in english.
Thank you Amruta. Hello, this msg is in Continuation of message - I have put my effort and looked all over the internet and asked people i know for this kind of sloka but in vain. I am very much impressed with the presentation; though interested and needed to learn Sanskrit I am not sitting over for it. But on seeing this site, I swear to learn Sanskrit right from now onwards. I request I may please be guided suitably.
It is easy to learn and speak Sanskrit. Few simple steps will be - at home speak in Sanskrit for day-to-day conversation; learn basic Sanskrit grammar from books or from Grammar Tutorial Section of our website; and read literary works of Kalidasa, Magha etc. With these simple steps within few months you will be able to speak Sanskrit effectively. I Want to learn spoken sansrit, Can i get a hindi to sandrit translation book where i can know the usage of the words and form sentences to speak sanskrit.
Hello, I am looking for a mantra which is to invite gods to attend the marriage ceremony and bless the couple. VEDA schools are dwindling. In near future we will start publishing the articles. We also desire Sanskrit becomes our day-to-day language.
However, we get only what we deserve and not what we desire. So, let us all work towards bringing back Sanskrit to our daily life with the simple start at our own homes. Could u pls send me a few lines written in sanskrit about my school. I need to write an essay on my school in sanskrit. We will add these to the list of 'Resources Page'. I really appreciate for your valuable services, and your aim to make easier sanskrit for the world.
I found only one site who provides slokas in sanskrit,and slokas are translated in many languages. Thank You very much. Thank you for putting up this site. I am posting one sanskrit sloka a day to my friends and relations and they are appreciating it. One more good thing is you have not put any copyright restrictions , which is as it should be. I feel our ancient wisdom like Chanakya Neethi have to be read by all.
Even if I want to copy only the sloka from the book, I have copy restrictions. Hence I find your site very useful. All of us are learning a bit of Sanskrit due to this. Thank you once again. This website is one of the few practical efforts that I have found on the web that works towards bringing back Smaskrit to life.
I came upon this site when I was searching for the original of the shlokas of Chankya's Niti Shastra. There are many sites that put the English translation but this is the only one where one finds the original which have a flavour of their own. Hebrew is one of the dead language that has been brought back to life by the Israelis.
A hundred years ago it was used only in the religious ceremonies of the Jews whereas today it is used as day to day spoken language by the whole of Israel. The same can be done with Samskrit. It is the mother language of our national language Hindi and almost all our vernaculars.
Only when Samskrit will be used as language in our daily life, then only it will be truly revived. From the log it is evident that the team is putting some serious effort and all of them deserve our praise. Good work! We are sure in near future Sanskrit will start taking the same place in our daily life as it was only a few hundred years back. To make this successful all we need is to start using Sanskrit at home just like our mother-tongue.
This small begining is the most effective way forward. I really appreciate for ur valuable service for providing the easy way to learn the sanskrit. Well it is a nice effort towards promoting the world's oldest language. For making it better i want to give some following suggestions.
Add a subscription link for getting updating thing on this site via e-mail. The meaning of Slokas must be given in Hindi. Need a lots of collection more. You need to subscribe to the same and your browser's news reader will automatically check for the updates. In our endeavour to spread Sanskrit language we are avoiding technologically involved features like email notification etc.
Vedic Mantras have a far greater science behind them than simple facts like time of chanting. Putting non-text information like images has technological limitations for many browsers. So, presently we will continue publishing the website for informative and educational purpose in plain-text format.
An ardent student of the language, attending classes at the age of A lot is taught and an ocean is remaining. There is a site run by Department od IT govt of India. This is one of the links already listed in our Resources Page.
While browsing for buying Sanskrit grammar book by Panini online for my daughter who is preparing for her Year 11 exam in UK, I am surprised to see this site and Proud to know it is published from Bhubaneswar.
My best wishes to all team members for a classic job done. Fonts size needs increase. English translation needs improvement. Can you also include hindi version? Each browser supports options to increase the font size. For a bigger font you can check your browser options. This is a difficult task, and someone with experience with this will understand the choices that are to be made. However, we keep on reviewing the contents to improve style and spellings.
A Hindi version content will serve a limited audience only. Indian culture is meant for the entire mankind. So, true promotion of our culture will happen only when we appreciate our heritage and live by the values taught, irrespective of the language used to teach those values. Because, this will help you learn Sanskrit better than we providing the answers.
Best of luck. Our endeavour is to spread Sanskrit and Indian Literature as much as possible. We will keep on adding more contents to cover different aspects of our precious heritage. Could u please suggest some sanskrit slokas , along with their meanings in english , which would be relevant and suitable to print on my wedding inviation card..
It would be great if you can include the web link of the only Sanskrit newspaper sudharma. We will add it to the resources page. For that we have the Grammar Tutorial section with topics on all necessary areas. More and more topics are being added. Please suggest some basic books available in the market for learning sanskrit language. I needed a e-book of the panchatantra stories written in Sanskrit. Please send an internet link. I want vartalap on chikitsak aur rogi,guru aur shishya,bharat ke rituon par do mitro ke beech.
And chitra lekhan on paryavaran,utsav,vidyalay,priy adhyapak,jantushala. Hats off for preserving our culture. Were i see nowadays people r learning french and leaving a part our hindu language i was worried that the next generation may be not having any note about sanskrit. BOOKS i want information about sanskrit books-central ma, b. I love this page. It looks really nice and very courageous. Keep it up and I will stopby next time. Please kindly help in this as early as possible as the marriage is very near.
Please correct the english pronunciation as Baalah instead of 'Vaalah'. You know pretty well that Baalah means boy where as Vaalah means Tail. Rest in next mail. However, as you have pointed out it is more appropriate to write 'baala' than 'vaala'.
We will change the pages accordingly. Update from samskrutam. I would be highly obliged if you can send me 7 vows of punjabi wedding in Sanskrit with its word-to-word interpretaion in either english or Hindi.
As I am fond of learning Sanskrit, I am not having books on Sanskrit. Please send me a email to learn Sanskrit-Tamil version. Mahanubhav Please let me have the full learning text in. I shall be grateful if you would kindly let me know sanskrit slokas to be printed on the wedding card of a Kashmiri Pandit Boy.
Regards, Prabhat. Very good inititaive! I was looking for sanskrit website like this for long time. You will get the original stories with their original Sanskrit script and transalation. Panchatantram of Vishnushrama - M. Dear friend,, i have gone through the slokas, mentioned in the web site and just wanted to thank you for the same,i Appreciate the way you are keeping the language alive Thank you very much Kumar.
Can you help me for finding lines in sanskrit for my brother's marriage card.. During school days i learnt sanskrit and almost forgot it. All of a sudden i came across your valueable and informative website.
Its really great to know that you have taken pains to launch it. I would continue visiting website. Our heartiest congratulatins to you and your team of literate people. Best Rgds, R. How can u commit such big mistake? This is one of the few mistakes which never got noticed. It is only because of Sanskrit lovers like you, we find those. We have corrected it now. If you find similar mistakes please feel free to identify those. In the grammatical rules section Rule 1 and 3 are correctly stated.
While printing 2, rule 1 is repeated. If you find similar errors do let us know. Currently only few entries are available, and we are in the process of adding more to the list. You can also refer the pdf from sanskritdocuments. Sentence No. It is corrected now. Statement 8 does not need any correction as it is expressing the sense of 'taking some action' in future.
If you find other similar errors please feel free to identify those. I am in the 10th standard and i find this web site to be extremely useful in my studies. Thanks to your web site i could asses my self as to where i stand in Sanskrit. I hope many more people visit this web site and benefit. This is a very good website for Sanskrit. I especially liked the web services. I created this site with a similar objective as yours.
To spread Sanskrit in the Digital Age. Can you please add this site to your Resources. Taking cue from that we have now added RSS Feed to publish important updates etc. Other technical aspects we will incorporate, if the need arises. We will visit your website, and add it if the contents match any of the categories of links that we are maintaining. However, we have emailed you a set of links from wiki on Ayurveda. That may help you writing your own essay. Its amazing to know that Sanskrit on Internet is available.
I would like to congratulate the entire team who made this possible. I am a teacher working in a pvt. If you need my service I would be glad to do so; and I wll be sperading across the internet sanskrit across the world because most of my students are across the world. So it would be easy for you to reach the younger generation. Wishing to serve. Parthasarathy M. In our continuing effort to spread Sanskrit we are happy to introduce the Sanskrit version of famous word game Crossword Puzzles.
We have started with puzzles covering different themes, along with their solutions. The puzzles can be accessed at - Crossword Puzzles. You can also contribute crossword puzzles.
We will check those for correctness and publish along with your name. While authoring few rules are to be followed. The rules are listed in the puzzle page. For submitting a puzzle or for any queries please write to us at sanskrit samskrutam. Happy Puzzle Solving! I am getting married and would like to have slokas or mantra tp print on wedding card. Would be grateful if you could help me Thanks Parthasarathy. Can you just inform whether any subsidy is given to Vedapatashalas, and if so, what are the norms and modalities?
Hi, you are maintaining a great site. I going to be married can you please send the best wedding invitation slokas which can standout in taking all the requisite meanings. Thanks a Lot! Hi, give me the sugesstion about the procedure of hindi to sanskrit translation.
Appreciate if they have a lot of meaning in them i. If they are in pure sanskrit, may i request the translation in english as well. Thanks in advance. Hi, There's a sloka that begins as "He gaura ardhangini This website is great. I appretiate it because I just love sanskrit.
I expect more from this website. Athithi devo bhava. Could you please mail me the wedding shlokas as you have done for others? Thank you very much. Sir, May I request you to send me a two lines Sanskrit Shloka on Shri Suryanarayana for praising, thanks giving him for being the life giver and sustaining the entire Shrishti. With Regards, Anant Kittur. I want some sankrit slakas on Knowledge, like gnativi bantayate naiva chauranapi na niyate danenam na khyam jati etc. Please send one.
I would like to put some sanskrit slokas on a wedding invitations. Could you Please help. Also could you tell me the meaning of all these please. Regards Priyanka. An email has been sent to you with more details on this. I want some sanskrit shlok related with guru. Note: The above post has been slightly moderated to give it a wider reader spread. There are atleast 9 recognised Sanskrit Universities as well. Many organisations like Samskrita Bharati, Rashtriya Sanskrit Sansthan, Chinmaya Mission are already actively involved in spreading Sanskrit and Hindu teachings in all sphere of life.
Besides these many online initiatives like sanskritdocuments. These are only few to name. So, the real thing that is missing is the participation from we people to make Sanskrit part of our daily life. I am learning Samskrutam. Your site is exceptionally good. Apart from its emblem, ICAI also has a separate logo for its members. The logo is free for use by all members of ICAI subject to certain conditions. Government Diploma in Accountancy Certificate The Companies Act, passed in prescribed various books which had to be maintained by a Company registered under that Act.
It also required the appointment of a formal with prescribed qualifications to audit such records. In order to act as an auditor a person had to acquire a restricted certificate from the local government upon such conditions as may be prescribed. The holder of a restricted certificate was allowed to practice only within the province of issue and in the language specified in the restricted certificate. In a course called Government Diploma in Accountancy was launched in Bombay now known as.
On passing this diploma and completion of three years of articled training under an approved accountant, a person was held eligible for grant of an unrestricted certificate. This certificate entitled the holder to practice as an auditor throughout India. Later on the issue of restricted certificates was discontinued in the year In the year it was decided that the should maintain a register called the Register of Accountants. Any person whose name was entered in such register was called a Registered Accountant.
Later on a board called the Indian Accountancy Board was established to advise the on accountancy and the qualifications for auditors. However it was felt that the accountancy profession was largely unregulated, and this caused lots of confusion as regards the qualifications of auditors. Hence in the year , just after, an expert committee was created to look into the matter. This expert committee recommended that a separate association of accountants should be formed to regulate the profession.
The Government of India accepted the recommendation and passed the Chartered Accountants Act in even before India became a republic. Unlike most other, the word chartered does not refer to a, since India is a republic. At the time of passing the Chartered Accountants Act, various titles used for similar professionals in other countries were considered, such as.
However, many accountants had already acquired membership of the and other Chartered Societies of Great Britain and were practising as Chartered Accountants. This had created some sort of brand value. This designation inherited a public impression that Chartered Accountants had better qualifications than Registered Accountants.
Hence the accountants were very stern in their stand that, the Indian accountancy professionals should be designated only as Chartered Accountants. After much debate in the, the controversial term, chartered was accepted. When the came into force on 1 July , the term superseded the title of Registered Accountant. This day is celebrated as Chartered Accountants day every year. Membership [ ] Members of the Institute are known as Chartered Accountants. Becoming a member requires passing the prescribed examinations, three years of practical training known as and meeting other requirements under the Act and Regulations.
Further based on holding Certificate of Practice, they may also be classified as practising and non-practicing Chartered Accountants. As of 1 April , the Institute has 2,50, members out of which , are Associates and 76, are Fellows. Associates and fellows [ ] Any person who is granted membership of the Institute becomes an Associate Chartered Accountant and is entitled to use the letters A.
After his name. Generally, associates are members of the Institute with less than 5 years of membership after which they become entitled to apply for being a fellow member. Some associate members, particularly those not in practice, often voluntarily chose not to apply to be a fellow due to a variety of reasons. An associate member who has been in continuous practice in India or has worked for a commercial or government organisation for at least five years and meets other conditions as prescribed can apply to the Institute to get designated as a 'Fellow'.
Responsibilities and voting rights of both types of members remain the same but only fellows can be elected to the Council and Regional Councils of ICAI. Fellows are perceived as enjoying a higher status due to their longer professional experience.
Only members holding a Certificate of Practice may act as auditors or certify documents required by various tax and financial regulatory authorities in India. Once a member obtains a Certificate of Practice, his responsibility to the society increases manifold.
The ethical principles applicable to a practising CA provided in first and second schedule of the Chartered Accountants Act, are more rigorous than the ones applicable to non-practicing CAs or both. After the enactment of the Act, it is expected that in the near future a Limited Liability Partnership LLP will be legally allowed to practice. A Bill has already been introduced in the Indian Parliament to give effect to the same.
Corporation, and other are prohibited from practising as Chartered Accountants in India Role of Chartered Accountants [ ] Chartered Accountants enjoy a in audit of financial statements under the Companies Act, , and various other statutes in India. Financial statements audited by a chartered accountant are presumed to have been prepared according to in India otherwise the should be modified.
However, not all Chartered Accountants work in audit. Firms of accountants provide varied business services, and many accountants are employed in commerce and industry. Their areas of expertise include,,,,. Council of the Institute [ ]. The Council consists of 32 elected fellow members and up to 8 members nominated by the. The elected members of the council are elected under the system by the members of the institute. The Council is re-elected every 3 years. The Council elects two of its members to be president and vice-president who hold office for one year.
The president is the chief executive Authority of the Council. Kapadia to Gupta is the current vice president. Code of Ethics [ ] The Institute has a detailed code of ethics and actions in contravention of such code results in disciplinary action against the erring members. These together form the basis of regulation of the profession. The Council also has a that ensures that in carrying out their professional attestation services assignments, the members of the Institute a comply with the Technical Standards laid down by the Institute and b have in place proper systems including documentation systems for maintaining the quality of the attestation services work they perform.
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The Disciplinary Directorate is headed by an officer designated as Director. On receipt of any information or that a member has allegedly engaged in any, the Director Discipline shall arrive at a whether or not there is any misconduct. If the Director Discipline is of the opinion that the misconduct is covered by the items listed in the first schedule of the Chartered Accountants Act, , he shall refer the case to the Board of Discipline.
If he is of the Opinion that the case is covered by the Second Schedule or both schedules of the CA Act, he will refer the case to the Disciplinary Committee. Any member aggrieved by any order may approach the Authority. It should be born in mind that this disciplinary proceeding is not in lieu of or alternative for criminal proceedings in a court. Criminal proceedings against a Chartered Accountant and disciplinary action by ICAI are two separate issues and one need not wait for another to be completed first.
Recent actions [ ] One of the most recent —10 public actions of The ICAI Disciplinary Committee was proceedings for professional misconduct against two auditors from the firm partners for wrongly auditing and inflating the financial statements of.
The November rejected a plea by the two charged auditors to stay the proceedings by the ICAI Disciplinary committee. The court's order came in response to the pleas of the charged auditors seeking a stay on the disciplinary proceedings against them on the ground that it violated their against self-incrimination under Article 20 3 of the.
Were held guilty of negligence for failing to detect thousands of demat accounts being opened with the same address. The Committee has also taken action against members for alleged irregularities in the books of Properties and Maytas Infra and the role played by their auditors.
The names of the members found guilty of misconduct are published in ICAI's website. The ICAI website lists 35 as the number of cases in which inquiry was completed by the Disciplinary Committee in the past one year since February The list of members held guilty of professional or other misconduct is published periodically.
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