Sacred texts with meaning and sources.
Read with reverence.
Understand with clarity.
Vedarth presents selected Hindu mantras, hymns and wisdom passages with their source text, familiar recitation, transliteration and clear Hindi and English meaning.
Built for calm, focused and offline reading on Android.

The Collection
A carefully curated initial collection of texts currently available in Vedarth.
Vedic
Gāyatrī Mantra
Ṛgveda 3.62.10Mahāmṛtyuñjaya Mantra
Ṛgveda 7.59.12Universal Vedic Śānti Mantras
Vedic compilationPuruṣa Sūkta
Ṛgveda 10.90Upaniṣads
Asato Mā Sad Gamaya
Bṛhadāraṇyaka Upaniṣad 1.3.28Īśāvāsya Upaniṣad
Śukla YajurvedaRāmāyaṇa–Mahābhārata
Bhagavad Gītā Chapter 12
Mahābhārata, BhīṣmaparvanĀditya Hṛdayam
Vālmīki Rāmāyaṇa, YuddhakāṇḍaViṣṇu Sahasranāma
Mahābhārata, AnuśāsanaparvanBhakti
Hanumān Cālīsā
Traditional attribution: TulsidasSankatmochan Hanumanāṣṭaka
Traditional attribution: TulsidasŚrī Rāmacandra Kṛpālu Bhaju Mana
Traditional attribution: TulsidasŚrī Śiva Rudrāṣṭakam
Traditional attribution: TulsidasHow we work with texts
Vedarth documents the textual basis of each work, compares relevant sources where available, and keeps source text separate from meaning and editorial explanation.
Establish the textual basis
Identify the edition, source or documented textual basis used for the published reading.
Compare relevant sources
Compare independent witnesses or reference materials where available, and record material differences that affect the published text.
Separate text and meaning
Keep source text, transliteration, meaning and editorial explanation distinct so readers can understand what they are reading.
Sacred texts with meaning and sources.
Vedarth is more than a list of mantras. It is a carefully designed environment that prioritizes understanding and practice.
Read
- • Granthas collection
- • Clean reading interface
- • Hindi & English meanings
Understand
- • Source & authenticity
- • Philosophy & Inquiry
Practice
- • Guided Svādhyāya
- • Saved items
- • Centralized sharing

Beyond reading
Vedarth is being built to connect sacred text with meaning, inquiry and guided practice—while preserving source transparency and the distinct context of each tradition.
Trusted texts first
Sources, versions, meanings and context come before catalogue growth.
Practice with understanding
Vedarth is growing toward deeper Svādhyāya and reflection rather than repetition for its own sake.
A broader Hindu knowledge experience
Over time, Vedarth may connect texts with seasonal, regional and living-tradition context without flattening those differences.
Vedarth for Android
Designed for offline reading. The current Android app does not request internet permission for its reading experience.
Documented Sources
Source and verification records are documented for texts in the collection.