The scholars working on the books, manuscripts and more are people who are devoting their time and skills to recording and preserving the knowledge enshrined in the Sanskrit Texts and hence the heritage. The Pandita Sambhavana is a financial support for traditional scholars who are researching Sanskrit and Indian Knowledge Traditions (IKT).
CIF offers a plethora of Home Study courses on Vedanta, Sanskrit, Vedic Mathematics and other disciplines of Indian Knowledge Traditions (IKT). Through the Vidhyarthi Sahaya, you can financially support the needy students who wish to pursue these courses.
Adi Sankara Nilayam is privileged to be the very birth-home of Adi Sankaracharya. Your contributions will go towards a permanent fund for the upkeep, restoration and maintenance of this invaluable legacy. This will be used to build a corpus fund for the maintenance of Adi Sankara Nilayam.
Offering bhiksha (food) to a swamin (sannyasin), brahmacharin and antevasin (ashram residents) have been considered one of the foremost duties and privileges of a householder in the Indian tradition. One could offer breakfast, lunch, dinner or full day bhiksha. CIF also has the Maha Bhiksha option.
Grantha Paripalana is the project that is devoted to the protection and preservation of rare and ancient Sanskrit manuscripts. Continuous care is of essence. Preservation treatments and digitization of manuscripts are enabled with the contributions you make.
Contribute to CIF’s Shruti Sagar fund, making a lasting impact on Sanskrit research by building a dedicated corpus fund. Your contribution to this permanent fund is an investment in the enduring legacy of Sanskrit studies at CIF.
Help in the collection of rare books, manuscripts, audios, videos, and other digital media for the CIF Library and Information Centre. Contribute to CIF’s mission by supporting this collection, thus preserving invaluable resources for the study and dissemination of Indian Knowledge Traditions.
To nourish our bond with nature, trees and Mother Earth, CIF is creating a garden of Nakshatra trees and plants and you can be a part of this unique project. In the Indian tradition, whenever a baby is born, the family plants a tree of the same Nakshatra (birth-star) of the newborn, and as the baby grows, it nourishes the tree, thus binding the person to a close earth connection.
Contribute for the development of various infrastructural facilities, including accommodation for Swamins, Brahmacharins, scholars and guests, conference rooms, auditorium and more.
