Shramanvidya Part 1

SR No.: 014028
Original Sutra Author: N/A
Author: Gokulchandra Jain
Publisher: Sampurnanand Sanskrut Vishvavidyalaya Varanasi
Publication Year: 1983
Total Pages: 402
Language: Hindi, English
Classification: Seminar & Articles
File Size: 14 MB

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attharamgaho in two parts, Visuddhimaggo in three parts, Vimšatika Vijñaptimātratasiddhih, Prakrta-prākāśa of Vararuci, Parmagama-sāro of Srutamuni and Taccaviyaro of Vasunandi have been published. Six Pali and Sanskrit Buddhist works are under print.
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A close tie with border areas gradually developed. Institutions of traditional learning have been established which are affiliated with or recog. nised by this University. Mention may be made to the following: 1. Kendriya Bauddha-Vidya Sansthana, Leh, Laddakh (J & K)
2. Bauddha Darśana Sanskrit Mahavidyalaya, Kelang, Lahul-Sphiti (Himachal Pradesh),
3. Shri Ratnabhadra Siksha Sansthāna,
Chango-Chubing, Kinnur
(Himachal Pradesh),
4. Višesa Kendriya Vidyalaya, Janakpuri, New Delhi,
5. Central Tibetian Institute of Higher Studies, Sarnath, Varanasi (Uttar Pradesh).
The Sarnath Institute is developing speedily. Students from border areas and neighbouring countries are coming up to this University for higher education. Research scholars and students from South-East Asian countries and some from Europe started coming up. Constant InterInstitution relations by organising regular Seminars, Symposia, Conferences etc. at the University, and through participation in the same in other Institutions resulted in complimenting and shortening the limitations, widening the scope and outlook, and keeping in close touch with latest development in the related areas of research. The achievements are appearing gradually in Parisamvada series.
It was in the fitness of the academic development of the University that the Academic Council approved unanimously the proposal for publishing the Faculty Journal Sañkaya-Patrika'. The present volume consists of six ancient texts-three Pali, one Prakrit and two Sanskrit, brought to light in Devanagari characters for the first time, two research papers-one in Hindi, another in English, one small monograph in Hindi and one survey report including bibliography relating to researches in Prakrit and Jainology. The entire material is the outcome of the research programmes mentioned above, or directly or indirectly related to it, and maximum of it is prepared by the Faculty members. Three contributions are the outcome of Inter-University relations.
संकाय पत्रिका - १