Vyakarana is the ancient Indian science of grammar, primarily associated with the Sanskrit language. It focuses on the rules and structures that govern the formation of words and sentences, ensuring clarity and precision in communication. The most renowned work in Vyakarana is Pāṇini's "Ashtadhyayi," which outlines the grammatical framework and principles of Sanskrit. This discipline not only aids in understanding the language but also plays a crucial role in the study of Sanskrit literature and philosophy. By analyzing syntax, morphology, and phonetics, Vyakarana helps preserve the richness of Sanskrit and enhances the study of ancient texts.