International Research Journal of Education and Technology

This comprehensive review examines "Namaste Sada Vatsale Matribhume," a Sanskrit devotional prayer that exemplifies the profound synthesis of ancient Hindu theological traditions with modern cultural expression. Through interdisciplinary analysis incorporating musicology, religious studies, literary criticism, and cultural anthropology, this study reveals how this 1940 composition transcends its institutional origins to illuminate universal themes of maternal devotion, sacred geography, and community worship. The prayer's enduring significance demonstrates the continuing vitality of Sanskrit devotional literature and its capacity to serve both individual spiritual development and collective identity formation across global Hindu communities.

Keywords: Sanskrit devotional literature, Hindu community prayer, divine motherhood, Indian classical music, religious nationalism, Bharat Mata, RSS prayer, maternal devotion