Spiritual Content Writer (Sanskrit & Kannada)

Exp: 2-3 years
Location map pin icon ISKCON Bangalore Rajajinagar
Briefcase icon Department: Sankirtan Seva Trust

About the Job

We are seeking a knowledgeable and passionate writer with an academic background in Sanskrit to author authentic, deeply engaging spiritual articles in Kannada. The ideal candidate will bridge the gap between profound ancient Sanskrit texts (Upanishads, Puranas, and Bhakti literature) and contemporary Kannada readers, delivering content that is both philosophically accurate and culturally resonant.

Key Responsibilities

* Content Creation: Research, conceptualize, and write original articles, essays, or commentaries on spiritual and philosophical topics.
* Scriptural Translation & Commentary: Select relevant Sanskrit shlokas, break down their meanings, and provide detailed, lucid explanations in high-quality Kannada.
* Cultural Adaptability: Ensure the tone of the articles is respectful, inspiring, and accessible to a modern audience while maintaining traditional depth.
* Fact-Checking: Verify historical, and philosophical data before inclusion.
* Translate articles from English to Kannada

Required Experience and Skills


* Education: Master of Arts (M.A.) in Sanskrit (or equivalent traditional titles like Vidwat).
* Language Proficiency: Native-level fluency in writing, reading, and editing in Kannada.

 Exceptional command over Sanskrit syntax, grammar, and vocabulary.
* Subject Expertise: Deep understanding of Sanatana Dharma, Vedic philosophy, Puranas, or Bhakti traditions.
* Writing Experience: Prior experience in writing spiritual articles, blog posts, books, or academic papers is highly preferred.
* Technical Skill: Ability to type fast in Kannada script (Nudi).

Additional Responsibilities

Please send your resume/CV along with:

   1. A brief summary of your academic background in Sanskrit.
   2. Two writing samples in Kannada (preferably one sample showcasing a commentary or breakdown of a Sanskrit shloka).

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