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Sanskrit is a Divine incarnation. Let us all learn this language as an expression of our devotion to the Goddess of Learning online and illuminate and enrich our Bharat through this digital World. 1906 - The College was founded by Hon'ble Sri V Krishnaswami Iyer on 1st Feb., started functioning in a rented building belonging to Sri Bhasyam Iyengar in Pelatope, Mylapore. Read more The period of study in the college was five years. At the end of the fifth year, the college gave a certificate called " VISARADA " in Veda, Smrithi, Mimamsa, Vedanta etc. Special provision was made for the study of English and modern methods of criticism. On April 28th, 1915, Mahatma Gandhi visited the college and expressed great admiration and satisfaction with the work of the college. On 9th October 1922 Dr. Rabindranath Tagore also visited the Institution and was extremely pleased with the performance of the college, especially the encouragement of Sanskrit learning and the study of Advaita philosophy. 1907 - Recognized by the Government of Madras. 1912 - The College was affiliated to the University of Madras and was placed in the list of aided Institutions with the grant of Rs. 1000/-. 1917 - Professors to teach English language were appointed separately. 1925 - Started the Sahitya Siromani Course affiliated to the University of Madras. The College also started preparing students for the Certificate of Proficiency in Oriental Learning, Hindu Law and Philology. 1961 - Started Veda Bhashya Courses in Rig and Krishna Yajurveda. Subsequently added Sama Veda Bhashya and Sukla Yajur Veda Bhashya with the financial aid of the Ministry of Education & S.W. Government of India. These courses were continued till 1972. 1966 - Started Jyothisha Siromani Course with affiliation to the University of Madras and financial aid from the Government of India. 1973 - Started Vyakarana Siromani Course with affiliation to the University of Madras and financial aid from the Government of India. 1977 - Recognized by the Government of India. Ministry of Education & Culture under the Scheme of Adarsha Sanskrit Pathasala with concurrence of the State Government and began receiving grant from the Government of India. 1979 - University of Madras revised the pattern of the Siromani course with increase in the duration of the course from four years to five years. Under the new patte Update description

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84, Royapettah High Road, Mylapore
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04424980421

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