All about Sanskrit                                 

Kakali Roy Chowdhury 

I have done my Graduation from the eminent Bethune College under Calcutta University. I was a student of Jadavpur University for few days. After that I started my M.A. course in Calcutta University. Eventually I had to come to Bangalore and got the admission in M.A. in Bangalore University. I have passed M.A. with 5 gold medals and with lot more love for teaching. From my child hood my dream was to become a teacher, and now I am a teacher.

I have a knack for history from day one and have a feeling that knowing history becomes complete when we can go through it from the original documents, for example knowing the story of Ramayana from the original book and of course in Sanskrit is totally different than knowing it from a translated work, though the later may be the work of rich literature. We Indians have a chance to know our root in the soil of this peninsula by knowing Sanskrit since it is considered to be an ancient language and commonly used as the medium of expression and documentation.

Holding the hand of Sanskrit we can go back to quite a few thousand years back from the birth of Christ. The history of this civilization which includes the policy of a kingdom, rules and regulations followed by the king, war policy, economical structure of a kingdom, tax and tax payment, Religion (lots of streams are there which are related to religion), Study of science ( includes physics, chemistry, mathematics, geology, astrology, astronomy, biochemistry, biophysics, medical science etc), Interstate relations (the then foreign policy), interstate business , Law ,Literature and many more has been derived to us through Sanskrit, the refined language.

How I teach

My tuition starts from the first Monday of June for each academic year.

All six days classes are there i.e. from Monday to Friday, from 4:30 pm to 7:30 pm and Saturday, from 3:30pm to 7:00pm. One batch has to stay for at least an hour, after an hour the student can stay back for reading, writing or checking of the home work etc.

I am not rigid about time; ultimately the student has to be ready for exam.

On the very first day parents will be given a copy of rules of my class. I believe in the regularity of the attendance. Once the student will join the class has to be regular in it since it matters a lot when the exam appears. In case of any planned holiday parents will be intimated much earlier. The number of classes students will miss will be adjusted as soon  as possible.

Before every test and exam student will given number of tests in tuition class which has to be brought back with duly signed by parent, without signature, the student will be considered non-eligible for the next test.

One thing I am very particular is about regularity, so I insist those pupils only to come to me for tuition who are serious about their study.

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