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The book presented by Purovak is an entry into Sanskrit. If any person who has not been familiar with Sanskrit in the past, then through this book, he will be able to get acquainted with the basic knowledge of Sanskrit to two important topics of Sanskrit grammar - Nounaprakrana and 'Sandhi episode', it is my belief. It is a prayer to God that the present book should prove useful not only for the students of Sanskrit grammar, but also for the students of graduate-masters and for all types of competitive examinations. In this book, almost all the important nouns have been kept in view of competitive examinations. In the book, first of all, the basic knowledge of Sanskrit grammar has been discussed, after which the important topic of Sanskrit grammar is given the place of knowledge. In this case, the noun sutras have been placed in the Ashtadhyayi order so that Sudhijan may be able to understand the general meaning of the sutras while doing due knowledge of the anuvutti authority. Efforts have been made to explain the sutras in a simple way by means of passage, inflection-word, anuvutti-adhikar, Laghusiddhanta Kaumudivriti or Ashtadhyayi Bhashyavritti and Hindi meaning. Along with this, an attempt has been made to simplify the formulation by keeping the deep meanings or implications of almost all the sutras, which I have received from Gurmukh, under a special note. It is necessary to mention here that only a few nouns have been kept in the cognition of Laghusiddhanta Kaumudi and the rest of the nouns are found under different cases, so that the students do not get information about all the important nouns at one place, so this book is in the Ashtadhyayi sequence. has been followed so that in Sanskrit grammar In Sanskrit grammar entry, the seekers should understand almost all the commonly used nouns at one place, as well as the nouns given under the noun episode of Laghusiddhanta Kaumudi, have been given in Appendix-1 at the end of the book. . In Appendix-2, the noun formulas have been placed in alphabetical order. After the noun phrase, Sandhiprakaran has also been given a place in this book. It is worth mentioning here that in Laghusiddhanta Kaumudi, after the noun phrase, Sandhiprakaran has been discussed. In which Achch Sandhi i.e. Swar Sandhi, Hal Sandhi i.e. Vyajjan Sandhi and Visarga Sandhi have been discussed, whereas in Ashtadhyayi the mention of Sandhi is found in the sixth and eighth chapters. Due to the breakdown in Laghu Siddhanta Kaumudi, students face great difficulties in understanding treaties, due to which they gradually develop the tendency to rote. But in this book, the treaties have been discussed according to the Ashtadhyayi text, so that the students can easily get the knowledge of the treaties without rote recitation. For this, some important points have been given before starting the process which the students must understand. After understanding these facts, students will be able to interpret the sutras on their own and will be able to get rid of the tendency to rote. The books whose help has been taken in the writing of this book have been given on the last page in the form of a bibliography. It is a humble request to the savvy readers that although in this book an attempt has been made to keep the most subtle facts related to Sanskrit grammar or language from the etymology of Sanskrit word authentically, but if there is any mistake in writing or typing inadvertently, then you Sudhijans Advice and amendments are cordially expected.In the end, without whom I cannot imagine my life and whose inspiration inspired me in the work of this book, all those gurus - Ashtadhyayi penetrating Shree Shatrughan Lal Mishra ji, living under whose feet I studied Ashtadhyayi, Dr. Prayagnarayan Mishra ji, Coordinator, Department of Sanskrit and Oriental Languages, Lucknow University, who paved the way for my bright future and Dr. Pawan Dixit Sir, Central Sanskrit University, Lucknow campus, who always guided me by being always accessible to me fatherly. Kiya, while expressing my best regards and gratitude towards him, I also express my gratitude to my wife Dr. Shobha Mishra, who while discharging family responsibilities did not let time hinder her in completing this laborious task. In this sequence, I would also like to thank Shri Ankur Sharma ji, the simple and intuitive nature of Parimal Prakashan, whose hard work has made this book available in front of you. It's sham. Thank you .