The Trust has been involved, from the beginning, in research in Arsha literature. Many books on the subject have been authored, edited and published.
Students pursuing Ph.D. programmes in Delhi and other universities are helped by the eminent faculty of PMV
In the field of Research and publishing the Trust has published many books on Vedas, Liturgy, Spiritualism, Grammar, Etymology, Metres, Astronomy etc., History, Political Science and other allied subjects.
The Trust has an extensive catalog of publications that cover various aspects of Vedic knowledge. These works are aimed at scholars and general readers alike, providing insights into Vedic rituals, philosophy, and culture. Our flagship publication, “Ved Vani,” regularly features scholarly articles and research findings.
Latest edition of Madhaviya Dhatuvritti has been published.
Ved-Vani – A monthly publication was started in 1948. It has been published for the last fifty-six years. Articles cover areas of Vedas, Vedic literature and philosophy, Vedang. Articles published cover areas of importance from spiritual, social and research angle.
Panini Mahavidyalaya, under the auspices of the Trust, offers free education in Sanskrit Shastras. Embracing the traditional Gurukul system, students learn through the Guru-Shishya parampara, fostering a deep understanding and personal connection to the teachings. This holistic approach ensures the continuation of Vedic knowledge.
The library is furnished with a large collection of books, rare printed and original manuscripts, some 100s of years old.
Subjects include Vedas, Brahmanas, Grammar, Liturgy, Vedic Philosophy etc. essential for modern research work.
There are around ten thousand books in the library, of which hundreds are rare ones.
Mahavidyalaya has a collection of more than ten thousand standard books.
Over one thousand books are also available on subjects of history, general literature, Ayurved, religion, ethics, metaphysics and general references.
Efforts are made to collect modern publications based on research.
Panini Mahavidyalaya, under the auspices of the Trust, offers free education in Sanskrit Shastras. Embracing the traditional Gurukul system, students learn through the Guru-Shishya parampara, fostering a deep understanding and personal connection to the teachings. This holistic approach ensures the continuation of Vedic knowledge.
Ram Lal Kapoor Trust is dedicated to the in-depth research and meticulous publication of Vedic literature. Our scholars work tirelessly to preserve ancient texts and ensure their teachings are accessible to modern readers. This effort includes authoring, editing, and publishing critical works on Vedic philosophy and practice.
The Trust has an extensive catalog of publications that cover various aspects of Vedic knowledge. These works are aimed at scholars and general readers alike, providing insights into Vedic rituals, philosophy, and culture. Our flagship publication, "Ved Vani," regularly features scholarly articles and research findings.
Panini Mahavidyalaya, under the auspices of the Trust, offers free education in Sanskrit Shastras. Embracing the traditional Gurukul system, students learn through the Guru-Shishya parampara, fostering a deep understanding and personal connection to the teachings. This holistic approach ensures the continuation of Vedic knowledge.
Our library is a treasure trove of Vedic texts and related literature. It serves as a vital resource for researchers, students, and scholars, providing access to rare manuscripts and contemporary publications. The library supports the academic community's needs with its extensive and curated collections.
To support our publishing activities, we operate a dedicated printing press. This facility ensures that our publications are produced with the highest quality and efficiency. By managing our own printing, we can maintain the integrity and timely dissemination of our scholarly works.
Digitising rare manuscripts is essential for the preservation and accessibility of invaluable texts. Traditional manuscripts are prone to damage, decay, and theft, making digitisation a critical measure to protect them. Digital preservation creates high-quality surrogates that can be easily accessed without handling the fragile originals, thus preventing further physical degradation. Additionally, digitisation allows for widespread dissemination of these texts, enabling scholars and enthusiasts worldwide to study and appreciate them. This process ensures that the knowledge contained within these manuscripts is not lost to time but is instead preserved for future generations. Furthermore, digital copies can be enhanced and restored, providing clearer and more legible versions of the manuscripts than might be possible with the original documents