The role of Sanskrit Scholars

Culture in every sphere of life, in its widest sense, embraces the highest achievements of human spirit. So the cultural impact represents the quintessence of the collective achievements of the people in the field of religion and philosophy, language and literature, art and architecture, education and learning, and economic and social organisations with the development of the society. The struggle over the cultural scenario is witnessed by the substantial enrichment of language, literature and arts. By the invention of printing technology, the language, the literature and culture had made drastic developments.

Many poets of modern India wrote their literary works focusing on national freedom movement and its great leaders in Sanskrit. We get several kāvyās like Nehrucārita of Brahmananda Sukla, Gandhigaurava of Sivagovind Tripati, Bhaktasiṃhacarita of Svayam Prakash Sharma, Gāndhigātha of Madhukara Sastri, Bhāratīya Svātantryodaya of Visvanatha Kesava Chathre, Navabhārata of Muthukulam Sreedhar, Keralodaya of Dr. K.N. Ezhuthacchan, Bhāratendu of C.V. Vasudeva Bhattatiri etc^[1].