PM Receives Historic Sanskrit Grammar Reprint
On 18th June 2025, Croatian Prime Minister Andrej Plenković presented Prime Minister Narendra Modi with a reprint of the first printed Sanskrit grammar, originally authored in Latin by Croatian Indologist Filip Vezdin in 1790.
- The Sanskrit grammar by Vezdin, written in Latin in 1790, was based on teachings from Kerala Brahmins and Indian manuscripts.
- Filip Vezdin, a missionary and scholar, is recognised as one of the earliest European Indologists and served as Vicar-General on the Malabar Coast.
- A plaque in Vezdin’s honour was installed in Trivandrum in 1999, underscoring his India connection.
- PM Modi also received the book “Croatia and India: Bilateral Navigator for ....
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