Bhagavad Gita
Verse by verse
The Bhagavad Gita, verse by verse: all eighteen chapters and seven hundred shlokas, with what you need to read, chant and understand them, in Kannada and English.
Free, for Android phones. A "Verse for today" widget for your home screen, with the verse's meaning in Kannada or English. A tap opens the verse.
On your Android phone
Point the phone's camera at this code: it opens Bhagavad Gita on Google Play.
A look inside
What it does
Every shloka
- In Kannada, Devanagari and IAST, laid out in lines as the Gita Press prints them
- Word by word meaning, in the script you read in
- The full meaning, in English and in Kannada
- A Reflection on every one of the 700 verses, drawn from the classical commentaries, chiefly Sri Shankara's
- Context and commentary: how the acharyas read the verse
- For life today: what the verse can mean in daily life and work
Read every day
- The Gita Dhyana, the verses of invocation, before chapter 1
- Three short articles about the Bhagavad Gita: its message, its greatness and the paths it teaches
- A verse for each day, and Continue reading from where you stopped
- Every chapter with its introduction and its closing colophon
- Search in English, Kannada, Devanagari or IAST, without needing the accents; type 2.47 to go straight to a verse
Your own verses and notes
- Save the verses you love
- Write your own note on any verse
- Sign in, if you wish, to keep them on every device and when you change your phone
Made for reading
- Choose the script, the meaning language, the text size, and light or dark
- Keep the screen on while you read
- The whole app in English or Kannada
- Free, and all 700 shlokas stay on the phone once opened
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