Question

In what ways are the books we read today different from the Rigveda?

Answer 1

Hint:
-In the form of writing or pictures, a book is a medium for recording information.
-It, typically composed of many pages bound together and protected by a cover.
-The purpose of the books were for the religious purposes only.

Complete answer:
-The books we read today are different from the Rigveda in that the Rigveda was chanted and heard, it was later handwritten.
-The text of the Rigveda is in Sanskrit and the other books are not in Sanskrit.
-The Vedas were memorized by the students, and later passed on to the next generations by speaking, listening and then memorizing but today books are written and then read.
-In an ancient form of Sanskrit, Rigveda was written, while most of the current books are either in English or some other modern language.
-In praise of gods and goddesses, the Rig Veda includes hymns. The modern books may be about any topic at all.
-The Rigveda is the oldest of all Vedas, and about 300 years ago it was supposed to be written. It was recited and heard and then passed to another.
-It was written down several centuries after it was composed and printed. It provides most of the information regarding the early Vedic period. The books we use are written and printed and read.

Note:
-Rigveda is an ancient collection of Vedic Sanskrit hymns from India.
-It is one of Hinduism’s four sacred canonical scriptures, known as the Vedas.
-The Rigveda is the oldest Sanskrit Vedic text known.