Prime Minister Narendra Modi Saturday extended his greetings on the occasion of World Sanskrit Day, celebrated on the full moon day of the Shravana month.
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi Saturday extended his greetings on the occasion of World Sanskrit Day, celebrated on the full moon day of the Shravana month.
In a post on handle X, PM Modi emphasized the significance of Sanskrit as a timeless source of knowledge and expression, with its influence evident across various fields.
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“Today, we celebrate World Sanskrit Day on the occasion of Shravan Purnima. Sanskrit is a timeless source of knowledge and expression. Its impact can be seen in all fields. This day is an opportunity to appreciate the efforts of every individual who is learning and popularizing Sanskrit,” PM Modi said, emphasizing the importance of preserving and promoting the ancient language.
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World Sanskrit Day is observed to promote and preserve the ancient language, which has contributed significantly to various disciplines, including philosophy, science, and literature. The day is an opportunity to appreciate the efforts of individuals and organizations working to popularize Sanskrit.
PM Modi highlighted the government’s efforts to promote Sanskrit, including the establishment of the Central Sanskrit University, Sanskrit teaching centers, and providing grants to Sanskrit scholars.
The Gyan Bharatam Mission, aimed at digitizing manuscripts, has also benefited numerous students and researchers.
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