Before the era of Panini’s Grammar, aindra School of grammar was the most popular tradition to provide a language model for Sanskrit. This tradition used merely the structural analysis of the words to construct the framework of a language. Though this tradition is extinct today, Panini’s grammar provides a pathway to reconstruct the aindra School of grammar. In this paper we have reviewed the existing major works of Computational Sanskrit in the field of Natural Language Processing (NLP) and proposed a possible approach which can further be implemented to apply Paninian framework only in order to reconstruct a lost school of grammar of Sanskrit linguistics.