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Many organisations teach Sanskrit either as a primary focus of study, as in the case of academic language degree study, or as a secondary study which supports the main focus of interest which could be philosophy, Yoga, Ayurvedic medicine etc.  Others provide helpful support to Sanskrit students.

Saturday morning Sanskrit (or Sanskrit related), courses:    http://www.schooleconomicscience.org/?page=saturday-morning-studies#4

For online Monier-Williams dictionary:  http://www.sanskrita.org/wiki/index.php/Sanskrita_Wiki

Sanskrit study resources and forum:   http://www.philosophywa.com.au/SanskritForum

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Last update: 11.08.10