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"Best Day Of My Life": Japanese Artists After Performing For PM Modi In Tokyo
Prime Minister Narendra Modi received a heartfelt cultural welcome from members of the Japanese community in Tokyo on Friday, as he arrived for the 15th India-Japan Annual Summit.
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World Sanskrit Day 2025: Anil Kumble And Wife Chetana Send Wishes In Video Message
World Sanskrit Day Wishes 2025: Former Indian cricket captain Anil Kumble and his wife, literary scholar Chetana Kumble, marked World Sanskrit Day 2025 with a heartfelt video message urging people to embrace and promote Sanskrit.
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World Sanskrit Day: History And Significance
In a bid to honour one of the world's oldest known languages, every year World Sanskrit Day is celebrated on the full moon day of the Hindu calendar month of Shravan or Sawan month.
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Vice President Venkaiah Naidu Greets People On World Sanskrit Day
Vice President M Venkaiah Naidu on Sunday quoted Swami Vivekananda to greet people on World Sanskrit Day, saying the very sound of Sanskrit is musical.
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Sanskrit Diwas 2020: 5 Things To Know About One Of The Oldest Languages
Sanskrit Diwas 2020: Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday thanked everyone involved in promoting, teaching and using the Sanskrit language, on World Sanskrit Day. Sanskrit Day is observed every year on the full moon day in month of Shravan or Sawan, the fourth month in the Hindu calendar.
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Vice President, PM Modi, Education Minister Greet Nation On Sanskrit Diwas 2020
World Sanskrit Day 2020 or Sanskrit Diwas 2020 is being celebrated on August 3, 2020.
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UGC Asks Universities To Organize Sanskrit Day Events
UGC has asked affiliated universities and institutes to celebrate World Sanskrit Day and organize appropriate activities.
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Classical Library Aims Rediscovery of Heritage
Very few of us will contest that India's classical, literary heritage is vast and precious. But very few of us have really accessed this heritage. Language is a big issue that comes in the way of both modern day Indians and people around the world dipping into the ocean of India's classical literature.
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"Best Day Of My Life": Japanese Artists After Performing For PM Modi In Tokyo
Prime Minister Narendra Modi received a heartfelt cultural welcome from members of the Japanese community in Tokyo on Friday, as he arrived for the 15th India-Japan Annual Summit.
-
World Sanskrit Day 2025: Anil Kumble And Wife Chetana Send Wishes In Video Message
World Sanskrit Day Wishes 2025: Former Indian cricket captain Anil Kumble and his wife, literary scholar Chetana Kumble, marked World Sanskrit Day 2025 with a heartfelt video message urging people to embrace and promote Sanskrit.
-
World Sanskrit Day: History And Significance
In a bid to honour one of the world's oldest known languages, every year World Sanskrit Day is celebrated on the full moon day of the Hindu calendar month of Shravan or Sawan month.
-
Vice President Venkaiah Naidu Greets People On World Sanskrit Day
Vice President M Venkaiah Naidu on Sunday quoted Swami Vivekananda to greet people on World Sanskrit Day, saying the very sound of Sanskrit is musical.
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Sanskrit Diwas 2020: 5 Things To Know About One Of The Oldest Languages
Sanskrit Diwas 2020: Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday thanked everyone involved in promoting, teaching and using the Sanskrit language, on World Sanskrit Day. Sanskrit Day is observed every year on the full moon day in month of Shravan or Sawan, the fourth month in the Hindu calendar.
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Vice President, PM Modi, Education Minister Greet Nation On Sanskrit Diwas 2020
World Sanskrit Day 2020 or Sanskrit Diwas 2020 is being celebrated on August 3, 2020.
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UGC Asks Universities To Organize Sanskrit Day Events
UGC has asked affiliated universities and institutes to celebrate World Sanskrit Day and organize appropriate activities.
-
Classical Library Aims Rediscovery of Heritage
Very few of us will contest that India's classical, literary heritage is vast and precious. But very few of us have really accessed this heritage. Language is a big issue that comes in the way of both modern day Indians and people around the world dipping into the ocean of India's classical literature.
