panini is known as the father of sanskrit grammar.
panini is known as the father of sanskrit grammar.
who is known as the father of sanskrit grammar?
panini
harnamdutt shastri









































harnamdutt shastri (1843–1915) was a scholar of sanskrit grammar, born in jagadhri (in present day haryana), india. his father’s name was muraridutt. he received his education in varanasi and became a "bhasyacharya "(sanskrit: instructor in the rules of language) of sanskrit language "vyakaran shastra" (grammar). later on he became a famous teacher of the "panini vyakaran" (rules of grammar established by panini) based in churu, rajasthan. the sanskrit school he established in churu was known as the pandit harnamdutt sanskrit "paatshala."
harnamdutt shastri
aindra school of grammar









































the aindra (of indra) school of sanskrit grammar is one of the eleven schools of sanskrit grammar mentioned in pāṇini's "ashtadhyayi". it is named after indra in allusion to lord indra, the king of gods in hindu mythology. arthur coke burnell, a renowned orientologist, in his 1875 book, ""on the aindra school of sanskrit grammars"" details this school. burnell believed that most non-pāṇinian systems of sanskrit grammar were traceable to this school of grammar, believed to be the oldest and reputed to be founded by indra himself.









































section::::aindra, katantra schools and the tolkappiyam.
aindra school of grammar