From dusty library shelves to classrooms, Sanskrit returns to an old home in Pakistan

Lahore University of Management Sciences introduces a course largely due to efforts of an associate professor, another hopes ...
The Tribune

Participants taught basics of Sanskrit

The Tribune, now published from Chandigarh, started publication on February 2, 1881, in Lahore (now in Pakistan). It was started by Sardar Dyal Singh Majithia, a public-spirited philanthropist, and is ...
The Hindu

Over 100 years of promoting the learning of Sanskrit in Mylapore

Tucked away in a bustling street of Mylapore stands an 118-year-old college reflecting its founder’s goal of safeguarding, restoring, and preserving Sanskrit, one of India’s oldest languages. The aim ...
Indiatimes

World Sanskrit Day 2024: Reviving the intellectual heritage of Bharat for harmonious life & wellness of mind, body, and soul

World Sanskrit Day, observed on Shravana Purnima, aims to promote the ancient Sanskrit language and its rich heritage. A recent NumroVani survey found a significant interest, especially among Gen Z, ...
The Telegraph

On the aggressive promotion of Sanskrit

Sanskrit, along with Greek, Latin, Arabic, Tamil and Hebrew, is one of the languages with great longevity. Sourced by The Telegraph One of the many micro social engineering initiatives floated and ...
Hindustan Times

‘Principles of science originated in Vedas, but repackaged as western discoveries:’ ISRO chairman S Somanath

Algebra, square roots, concepts of time, architecture, the structure of the universe, metallurgy, even aviation were first found in the Vedas, travelled to Europe through Arab countries, and were ...