A living language, taught like one.

I came to Sanskrit through my grandfather's evening recitations, long before I understood a word — the sound reached me first, which is exactly how I now teach it. A master's in Vyākaraṇa later, I've spent sixteen years turning 'why do we even study this' into some of the highest board results in my schools.

The trick is refusing to teach it as a relic. Sanskrit's grammar is astonishingly systematic — arguably the most rigorously described language in history — and children who are shown that machinery, rather than asked to memorise verses cold, start to enjoy it. I've mentored seven board toppers and, more quietly, changed a lot of minds about a subject they'd written off.

If your school wants a Sanskrit teacher who gets results without draining the beauty out of the language — comfortable across CBSE, ICSE and state boards, and able to run a chanting session or a grammar drill with equal ease — my references and results are ready.