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Delhi CM Rekha Gupta Calls Sanskrit The "Most Scientific" Language: "NASA Has Written Papers"
Delhi CM Rekha Gupta made the remark while speaking at the closing ceremony of a Sanskrit learning initiative that started on April 23.
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Women's Sexual Pleasure Is Still Taboo - But The Kamasutra Tells A Different Story
For some people, the Kamasutra is little more than a name associated with condom brands, scented oils and chocolates shaped into erotic positions.
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Madhya Pradesh's Sanskrit University To Use 'Bharat' Instead Of 'India'
Ujjain-based Maharshi Panini Sanskrit and Vedic University (Formerly Maharshi Panini Sanskrit Vishwavidyalaya) in Madhya Pradesh has decided to replace the word India' with Bharat' on all official documents of the university.
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"He Called Sanskrit World's Best Language": PM Modi On Sufi Poet Amir Khusrau
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday lauded the Sufi tradition as India's shared heritage and praised its saints for their pluralistic message, saying they recited the verses of Quran and also listened to the Vedas.
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From Urdu to Sanskrit: Newly-Elected Delhi MLAs Take Oath In 6 Languages
The first session of the newly constituted Delhi Assembly commenced on Monday, with MLAs taking their oaths in six languages-Hindi, English, Sanskrit, Urdu, Maithili, and Punjabi-reflecting the linguistic diversity of the legislature.
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CBSE Class 12 Business Studies Paper Comprehensively Covered The Entire Syllabus, Says Teacher
Around 42 lakh students from 8,000 schools in India and abroad are appearing for the Class 10 and 12 board exams this year.
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Row Over Replacing Urdu With Sanskrit In Rajasthan Schools
The great schools merger in Rajasthan - shutting down smaller schools and sending its students to a bigger one - is still generating aftershocks in the state's education system. The latest one is over a government order replacing Urdu with Sanskrit.
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Indian Community Welcomes PM Modi With Sanskrit Chants In Brazil
"A celebration of Indian culture in Brazil! Gratitude for a memorable welcome in Rio de Janeiro," Mr. Modi said in a post on X.
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"Revive Sanskrit In India And...": Grand Aunt's Advise For Usha Vance
"Naturally, I feel happy," said US Vice-Presidential candidate JD Vance's wife Usha Vance's grand aunt, Professor C Santhamma. "She belongs to our family and it is the most important thing," she added.
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Dhanteras 2024: Rituals And Traditions Celebrated Across India
Dhanteras 2024 Rituals: The term "Dhanteras" is derived from two Sanskrit words: "Dhan," meaning wealth, and "Teras," denoting the 13th day.
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PM Modi Welcomed With 'Krishna Bhajan', Sanskrit Song Upon Arrival In Kazan
Prime Minister Narendra Modi arrived at his hotel in Kazan, the Russian heritage city hosting the BRICS Summit, to beats of dhols and cymbals with a large gathering of Indian community cheering on the Indian leader.
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West Can't Confine India Into One Narrative: UK Based Sanskrit Scholar
Professor James Hegarty, an academic in Sanskrit and Indian Religions, who currently heads the School of History, Archaeology, and Religion at Cardiff University said that the West cannot confine India into a single narrative.
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UP Government To Give Scholarship To All Students Studying At Sanskrit Schools
A provision has been made now to provide scholarships to students of Prathama that is classes 6, 7 and 8 under Sanskrit education.
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Principal Stops Students From Reciting Sanskrit 'Sloka', Cops File Case
A case has been registered against the principal of a private school in Madhya Pradesh's Guna city for allegedly stopping students from reciting a Sanskrit 'sloka' (verse), a police official said on Thursday.
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Sanskrit, Dogri, Odia: Linguistic Diversity At Lok Sabha Oath Ceremony
The Lok Sabha witnessed a display of linguistic diversity on Monday, with the newly-elected MPs taking their oaths in English and Indian languages, including Sanskrit, Hindi, Dogri, Bengali, Assamese, Gujarati and Odia.
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Delhi CM Rekha Gupta Calls Sanskrit The "Most Scientific" Language: "NASA Has Written Papers"
Delhi CM Rekha Gupta made the remark while speaking at the closing ceremony of a Sanskrit learning initiative that started on April 23.
-
Women's Sexual Pleasure Is Still Taboo - But The Kamasutra Tells A Different Story
For some people, the Kamasutra is little more than a name associated with condom brands, scented oils and chocolates shaped into erotic positions.
-
Madhya Pradesh's Sanskrit University To Use 'Bharat' Instead Of 'India'
Ujjain-based Maharshi Panini Sanskrit and Vedic University (Formerly Maharshi Panini Sanskrit Vishwavidyalaya) in Madhya Pradesh has decided to replace the word India' with Bharat' on all official documents of the university.
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"He Called Sanskrit World's Best Language": PM Modi On Sufi Poet Amir Khusrau
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday lauded the Sufi tradition as India's shared heritage and praised its saints for their pluralistic message, saying they recited the verses of Quran and also listened to the Vedas.
-
From Urdu to Sanskrit: Newly-Elected Delhi MLAs Take Oath In 6 Languages
The first session of the newly constituted Delhi Assembly commenced on Monday, with MLAs taking their oaths in six languages-Hindi, English, Sanskrit, Urdu, Maithili, and Punjabi-reflecting the linguistic diversity of the legislature.
-
CBSE Class 12 Business Studies Paper Comprehensively Covered The Entire Syllabus, Says Teacher
Around 42 lakh students from 8,000 schools in India and abroad are appearing for the Class 10 and 12 board exams this year.
-
Row Over Replacing Urdu With Sanskrit In Rajasthan Schools
The great schools merger in Rajasthan - shutting down smaller schools and sending its students to a bigger one - is still generating aftershocks in the state's education system. The latest one is over a government order replacing Urdu with Sanskrit.
-
Indian Community Welcomes PM Modi With Sanskrit Chants In Brazil
"A celebration of Indian culture in Brazil! Gratitude for a memorable welcome in Rio de Janeiro," Mr. Modi said in a post on X.
-
"Revive Sanskrit In India And...": Grand Aunt's Advise For Usha Vance
"Naturally, I feel happy," said US Vice-Presidential candidate JD Vance's wife Usha Vance's grand aunt, Professor C Santhamma. "She belongs to our family and it is the most important thing," she added.
-
Dhanteras 2024: Rituals And Traditions Celebrated Across India
Dhanteras 2024 Rituals: The term "Dhanteras" is derived from two Sanskrit words: "Dhan," meaning wealth, and "Teras," denoting the 13th day.
-
PM Modi Welcomed With 'Krishna Bhajan', Sanskrit Song Upon Arrival In Kazan
Prime Minister Narendra Modi arrived at his hotel in Kazan, the Russian heritage city hosting the BRICS Summit, to beats of dhols and cymbals with a large gathering of Indian community cheering on the Indian leader.
-
West Can't Confine India Into One Narrative: UK Based Sanskrit Scholar
Professor James Hegarty, an academic in Sanskrit and Indian Religions, who currently heads the School of History, Archaeology, and Religion at Cardiff University said that the West cannot confine India into a single narrative.
-
UP Government To Give Scholarship To All Students Studying At Sanskrit Schools
A provision has been made now to provide scholarships to students of Prathama that is classes 6, 7 and 8 under Sanskrit education.
-
Principal Stops Students From Reciting Sanskrit 'Sloka', Cops File Case
A case has been registered against the principal of a private school in Madhya Pradesh's Guna city for allegedly stopping students from reciting a Sanskrit 'sloka' (verse), a police official said on Thursday.
-
Sanskrit, Dogri, Odia: Linguistic Diversity At Lok Sabha Oath Ceremony
The Lok Sabha witnessed a display of linguistic diversity on Monday, with the newly-elected MPs taking their oaths in English and Indian languages, including Sanskrit, Hindi, Dogri, Bengali, Assamese, Gujarati and Odia.
