Sanskrit Private Tuitions

My family has lived in Kalwa for a long time, and Sanskrit Private Tuitions runs out of our space in New Suman Co-Operative Housing Society. It's right on the Mumbai Pune Road, which is always full of vehicles and noise. If you know Hotel Malwani, we are very close to that building. Sanskrit isn't a language many kids feel comfortable with these days, so they come here to get some extra help. We sit together and go through the grammar and the verses. It takes a lot of patience from both sides to get it right. The room we use isn't very large, but it fits a small group well enough. We have some charts on the walls to help remember the declensions. Sometimes the neighbor’s kids are playing outside and it gets a bit loud, but we manage to stay focused. We try to keep the timing flexible because students have so many other classes to attend. It’s not a big coaching center with a reception desk or anything like that. You just come in, take your shoes off at the door, and we start the lesson. We use old textbooks and some printed notes I’ve put together over the years. It’s mostly just about getting the pronunciation right and understanding the meanings. People in the society know us well. It’s a quiet life here in Thane, except for the road noise. We just focus on the lessons.