Links to Sanskrit Articles

In Sanskrit संस्कृते
- Hundreds of journal articles in magazine Shodh Prabha Quarterly, Vangmaya Gauravam, Gomati,
- संस्कृते भाषाशुद्धिः, भाषाशुद्धि: अपि चिन्तनीया 'सम्भाषणसन्देशः' - जनवरी २००९ लेखकः - च मू कृष्णशास्त्री
- Samskruta Sikshanam by Dr. K. Samba Siva Murty
- Samskruta Ratnakarasya Darshananka (1945) has many articles.
- Kim Hi Samskrutam Swam Niyamyatam by Sudyumna Acharya of Sanatan Veda Vani Vitan (Indological Research Institute, Kolgavan MP) with English translation "Should Sanskrit Shut The Lips Of New Scientific Knowledge."
- Vedank By Madhusudhana Sharma (1961). Many articles related to Veda and Veda study.
- Samskruta Nibhand Satak by Dr. Kapil Dev Dwivedi 1984 Varanasi Viswavidyalay Prakashan
- Sanskrit Amrita A Collection Of Research Notes by Dr. Pramodini Panda
- No work of world literature ever produced so profound thought of people as ramayana, धर्मनिरपेक्ष-महाकाव्यमिदं रामायणं धर्मव्यतिरिक्तं न विद्यते अपितु सर्वश्रेष्ठधर्मण: शिक्षक: https://hindi.opindia.com
- रामायणे सामाजिकचिन्तनम् by bhupendravidya . See other articles such as स्थानिवद्भावविमर्श:, वैशेषिकदर्शनम्, कणादरहस्यम् इति पाण्डुलिपिः मातॄकाणां संकलनं मुद्रणञ्च, et cetera in https://www.tumblr.com/bhupendravidya
- राघवयादवीयम् – अनुलोम-विलोम काव्य by Pushapalekha. See रचनानुवादकौमुदी अभ्यास lessons.
- See (लेखः) by Pradipta Kumar Nanda at https://sanskritdocuments.org/sites/pradiptakumarnanda/
- See the collection of Articles in Sanskrit at https://sanskritdocuments.org/sanskrit/article/.
In Sanskrit Magazines and Journals: (See a comprehensive list of magazines at links 1 and 2)
- Searchable articles in e-Magazine Sambhashana Sandshah at https://sambhashanasandesha.in/
- Sanskrit VimarshaH by केन्द्रीयसंस्कृतविश्वविद्यालय: Central Sanskrit University at https://sanskrit.nic.in
- Volumes of articles from National Journal of Hindi & Sanskrit Research, Archived Volumes July-August 2015 through November-December 2020, https://sanskritarticle.com
- Articles in Sanskrit Magazine Jyotirgamaya
- Vishva Samskrutam (2002) Sept-Dec 2002
In Books (PDFs)
- Prachin Lekh Mala
- Sanskrit articles in books at archive.org
- Sanskrit Essays Nibandha, for example संस्कृत निबन्ध शतकम् by Kapil Dev Dwivedi, Nibandha Bhaskar Dr. Jayat Shyam Brahmachari, Sanskrit Nibandha Chandrika Dr. Rakesh Shastri, Sanskrita Nibandha Navanitam by Dr Paras Natha Dvivedi And Vamshidhara Chaturvedi
Mostly in English
- Sutra Journal, A curated journal on art, culture, and dharma, http://www.sutrajournal.com/sanskrit (check different categories).
  - "What is Dharma?" by Pankaj Seth
  - "The Flowering of Freedom: The Yoga Sutras of Patanjali" by Richard Miller
  - "Sanskrit in Croatia: From Sarasvati to Hrvati" by James Cooper
  - "The Love Song of Devi and Bhairava" by Lorin Roche
  - "Beloved I am Listening: Reflections on the Vijnana Bhairava Tantra" by Lorin Roche A Hippie in Bhairava’s Clothing: the dangers of cultural appropriationby Christopher Wallis
  - "Abhinavagupta's Maṅgala verse No. 2 (video talk) from Parātrīśikā Vivaraṇa & Tantrāloka 13 103-107" by Boris Marjanovic
  - "Pāṇini and Bharata on Grammar and Art" by Subhash Kak
  - "Sanskrit in the Mughal Court" by Vikram Zutshi and Audrey Truschke Light on the Language of Yoga — Variances in Sanskrit Pronunciationby Yogi Baba Prem Yogacharya, Veda Visharada
- Reading room at American Sanskrit Institute at https://www.americansanskrit.com
  - Yoga Sutras, The Practice
  - Sanskrit, a Sacred Model of Language
  - Sanskrit in the Age of AI
  - Sanskrit and the Yoga Sutras
  - Sanskrit, the Language of Meditation
  - Sanskrit and Unlimited Memory
  - Journey of a Lifetime
  - End Future Pain! the power of grammar in sutra interpretation
- Articles_containing_Sanskrit-language_text at https://en.wikipedia.org (Select the letters/numbers in Contents' list).
- Sanskrit Articles at https://www.yogapedia.com
- "Sanskrit literature" Recently Published Documents at ScienceGate https://www.sciencegate.app
- Babasaheb Ambedkar on Sanskrit: Only language to mitigate linguistic differences, "Ambedkar knew that to tie the entire nation in the form of linguistic unity, Sanskrit could only be eligible for official language."