MANANAMEDINĪ is a peer-reviewed, open-access, bimonthly online research journal dedicated to the study of Sanskrit and allied fields of knowledge. The journal provides a scholarly platform for academicians, researchers, scholars, educators, and practitioners to share original, innovative, and rigorous research.
The journal welcomes research articles, review articles, and scholarly papers covering a wide range of subjects, including Āgamic Systems, Ancient Indian Sciences, Computational Linguistics, Contemporary Sanskrit Writings, Culture, Darśana, Epics, Grammar, History, Indian Aesthetics and Politics, Pāli and Prakrit Studies, Purāṇic Literature, Purāṇas, Religion, Sāhitya, Sanskrit Studies, Sanskrit Grammar and Linguistics, Sanskrit Lexicography, Sanskrit Literature, Scientific Traditions in Sanskrit, Veda and Vedic Studies, Buddhist Literature, Indian and Western Logical Systems, Indian Discourse Analysis, Indian Philosophy, Indian Socio-Political Thought, Indological Studies, Jain Literature, Hindu Astrology (Jyotiṣaśāstra), Manuscriptology, Navya-Nyāya, Language and Methodology, Indian Knowledge Systems (IKS), and other related areas of Indic and interdisciplinary studies.
“MANANAMEDINĪ” signifies the “churning of the intellect,” symbolizing deep reflection, critical inquiry, and intellectual exploration. True to its name, the journal seeks to foster a vibrant academic environment in which ideas are examined, debated, refined, and developed through rigorous scholarly engagement.
MANANAMEDINĪ is committed to promoting original and innovative research that explores the depth and diversity of human expression, culture, history, philosophy, literature, languages, sciences, knowledge traditions, and the arts. The journal aims to contribute to the advancement, preservation, interpretation, and dissemination of knowledge in Sanskrit and related fields while encouraging meaningful academic dialogue at both national and international levels.