Dhammapada (Nepali vs GitaVani

The Dhammapada is the second script of Khuddaka Nikaya which is one third of the Tripitaka. It is the most popular and the most prevailing book of the Buddhist literature. This script consists of all the basic teachings of Buddhist Studies. This application was developed with the hope that the practical and basic teaching of Lord Buddha on the Dhammapada may have positive effect on the society. This version of the Dhammapada can be browsed in two different language category: English and Nepali. The Nepali version of the script was translated by Most Venerable Dr. Amritananda Mahathero. It is our great privilege to publish this app to the Apple App Store under the umbrella of Dhamma Digital (a group of young Buddhist Monks and Nuns, including Dhamma devotees). We are glad to be the part of the development team and are always ready to support such kind of actions. We are looking forward to update the app with lot more language supports in near future. Don't forget to leave a review. Looking forward for your co-operation for bugs report and required updates.

GitaVani is a clean, ad-free reader for the Bhagavad Gita. Read all 701 verses across 18 chapters with Sanskrit text, transliteration, and translations from 12 renowned scholars in Hindi and English. Listen to Sanskrit verse audio to practice pronunciation. Explore 11,000+ commentaries from 17 scholars in English, Hindi, and Sanskrit. Built for focused, distraction-free reading and listening of the Gita. FEATURES • Sanskrit verse audio: Listen to all 701 verses chanted in Sanskrit — play, pause, and follow along with the text • Complete Bhagavad Gita: All 18 chapters, 701 verses • Sanskrit shlokas in Devanagari with optional Roman transliteration • Translations from 12 scholars including Swami Sivananda, Swami Ramsukhdas, Sri Shankaracharya, and others • Hindi and English translations with author picker • 11,000+ commentaries from 17 scholars in English, Hindi, and Sanskrit • Search across all verses — find by keyword in Sanskrit, transliteration, or translations • Save favorite verses and browse them with sort by recent or chapter order • Share verses as beautiful themed image cards • Swipe between verses — navigation flows across chapters • 4 reading themes: Sattva (light), Parchment (warm), Dusk (dark), Lotus (saffron) • Adjustable font size with Dynamic Type support • Bookmark your place — resume reading where you left off • First-launch onboarding and built-in help PRIVACY No ads. No tracking. No analytics. No internet required. All data is stored locally on your device. Your reading is entirely private. DATA SOURCE Verse data sourced from the Vedic Scriptures project by Pt. Prashant Tripathi, used under LGPL-3.0 license. Original Sanskrit shlokas are ancient public domain text.