Vol. 7, Issue 1, Part A (2025)

Vedic literature is one of the India’s rich, ancient literatures with religious and historical importance. Whether we discuss the Rig-Veda or the Upanishads, Vedic Literature is not simply a structure for the different Hindu tradition and services that people from the Vedic Age have seen, it likewise tells about the various ways of thinking that shape Hinduism’s premise. Actually Indian culture has advanced over the ages by India’s ancient Rishis, who thought deeply on the banks of holy rivers. ‘Rishi’ apples to a sage to whom the Divine being uncovered the Vedas. The Vedas are the actual groundwork of Indian civilization. The Vedas incorporate the information of the eternal truths about the creator. In this work, we will try to figure out about the Vedic age, Vedic literature classification, and the significance of Vedic Literature. "Vedic literature" alludes to writings inspired by or drawn from the Vedas. As we know that the historical backdrop of Vedic Literature is the four Vedas, or Samhitas, the Brahmanas related with every Samhita, the Aranyakas, and the Upanishads are the texts that makeup Vedic Literature. The beginning and advancement of religion in Vedic Literature are derived from specific religious and sacred texts. Which is here often referred to simply as the ‘Veda’, is understood comprehending the Shruti and Smriti in Vedic Literature and the contrast between early Vedic literature and later Vedic literature.