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4 Vedas in Hindi, Gujarati and English pdf. By Manthan Kanani June 14, 2018 Books, Mythology, Uncategorized. Download- Introduction to the Commentry on the 4 Vedas. Books on Vedas. Download – Books on Vedas. Note: I advice you to first read very important book named ‘Introduction to the Commentary on the 4 Vedas’.

The Rig Veda is the oldest of the four Vedas, and is an integral part of humanity’s history. Below are the links to download the 4 Vedas as PDF, in English, Hindi and Telugu. All the books are available for downloads as pdfs, and are free. However, since it takes quite an effort to scan and create some of them as ebooks, please consider making a small donation. You can enter the amount once you click on the books below.

The Rig Veda PDF Download in Hindi, English, Telugu The 4 Vedas in English: Translation by RT Griffith, AB Keith and Bloomfield PDF 9 MB. The 4 Vedas in Hindi Rig Veda: (Google Docs. Open in browser and click download button) by Swami Divyanand (PDF 9 MB) Sama Veda: PDF 19 MB by Pandit Jaydev Sharma Yajur Veda: (PDF 28 MB) and (PDF 26 MB) by Pandit Jaydev Sharma Atharva Veda: (PDF 24 MB) and (PDF 23 MB) by Pandit Jaydev Sharma The 4 Vedas in Telugu Unfortunately, I have not been able to source the Sama Veda in Telugu yet.

But the other 3 Vedas can be downloaded as PDFs below. Rig Veda: (PDF 13 MB) Yajur Veda: (PDF 1.8 MB) Atharva Veda: (PDF 1.6 MB). Rig Veda in the context of Indo-European languages Here is Professor Sukhthankar introducing the lectures of the Rig Veda by Ghate.

As the earliest documents throwing light upon the history of the early Aryan settlers of India, the hymns of the Rig Veda should be, to Indians, a perennial source of interest and inspiration. It is, therefore, not a little strange to find that Rig Vedic studies should evoke, even in the present restless century of research and investigation, of excavation and revaluation, so little genuine interest in India, the cradle of these songs, the country where these very hymns have in time by-gone been studied and taught with such meticulous care and deep-rooted attachment, and even reverence.

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The only Indian scholar who in recent years had seriously studied the Vedas and tried to arrive at an independent conclusion as to their meaning and value was my Guru, the late Professor Rajaram Ramakrishna Bhagvat. His researches have suffered underserved neglect at the hands of his countrymen, and, owing to their being written in Marathi, have after barely twenty years, passed into unmerited oblivion. The text of the Rig Veda, it is true, has come down to us in a form not wholly authentic.

Handed down through untold vistas of centuries exclusively by oral tradition the Rig Veda Samhita has in the mouths of the devout reciters not entirely escaped that fate which is uniformly shared, in all- climes and all ages, by similar works which have originated in some early historical epoch and have continued to live on through succeeding epochs of linguistic and literary development. Nevertheless, it cannot be gainsaid that the tradition of the Rig Veda is unique for its antiquity, purity and continuity in the history of world literature, and particularly in the history of the literatures of the Indo-germanic family.

The oldest remnants of. The Iranian group are the cuneiform inscriptions dating from about 500 B. And the Avesta, which has come. Down to us with numerous and multiform corruptions, written in a defective alphabet, which renders its decipherment an arduous and a problematic task. The early history of Greek has to be pieced together laboriously from imperfectly preserved inscriptions; the language of the Homeric poems, which are considerably later than our Rig Vedic hymns, is regarded by competent critics as an artificial dialect. Latin is known to us from about the third century B.

C., that is nearly 1200 years later than the latest period to which Vedic hymns have been assigned by some Western scholars. Gothic, the most archaic language of the Germanic group, is known to us chiefly through the translations of the Bible made by Bishop Ulfilas in the fourth century of the Christian era. Of the Balto-slavonic branch, Old Prussian died out in the seventeenth century; only some few imperfectly recorded specimens of Old Prussian have been preserved to us and they date from the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries.