Ranganna R.

Ranganna grew up in Manthani, a town in Telangana where Sanskrit has long been part of the cultural fabric — recited in temples, passed through generations, present in daily life. That closeness to the language shapes how he teaches: not as a dry academic subject, but as something with history, rhythm, and living relevance. He holds a Bachelor's degree in Sanskrit and a Master's degree in Telugu, and welcomes learners at any starting point — whether you are encountering the script for the first time or want to move deeper into grammar and classical texts. Sessions are on weekends — Saturday and Sunday mornings and evenings (IST) — which align well with morning hours on the US East Coast for learners who want to connect with a teacher in India. This is a free, voluntary offering.