J-K trying to promote Sanskrit as per New Education Policy recommendations, says LG Manoj Sinha
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J-K trying to promote Sanskrit as per New Education Policy recommendations, says LG Manoj Sinha

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Sinha said that the Jammu and Kashmir administration is trying to promote the Sanskrit language according to the recommendations of the New Education Policy.

 

Kathua: Stating that it is the collective responsibility of every Indian to revive the glory of the Sanskrit language, Jammu and Kashmir Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha on Thursday emphasised that it is important to create opportunities for preservation and promotion of "our civilisation values."

 

Addressing after laying the foundation stone for the new building of Chudamani Sanskrit Sansthan at Basohli of Jammu and Kashmir's Kathua district, Sinha said that the Jammu and Kashmir administration is trying to promote the Sanskrit language according to the recommendations of the New Education Policy.

 

"It is our collective responsibility to revive the glory of the Sanskrit language. It is important for us to create opportunities for preservation and promotion of our civilisation values," he said.

 

"Along with five official languages, the Jammu and Kashmir administration is trying to promote the Sanskrit language according to the recommendations of the New Education Policy," the LG added.

 

Sinha said that Sanskrit has been the only language in the country that has united different regions and created a close relationship between teachers and their disciples.

 

"The foundation stone laying of the new building of Chudamani Sanskrit Sansthan is a historic moment. Pandit Uttam Chand Pathak Shastri had done great and noble work in promoting Sanskrit language, cultural, and heritage values. Sanskrit has been the only language of our country which has not only united different regions but also created a close relationship between Guru and disciples. The values of the Sanskrit language were also recognised by great personalities like Albert Einstein, Oppenheimer, and Max Muller," he further said.

 

"It should be our endeavour that Sanskrit is taught in schools according to the modern requirements. Wisdom in Sanskrit scriptures can help today's generation while dealing with the emerging challenges," Sinha said.

 

The LG said that the inauguration of various projects in Basohli shows the resolute commitment of the Union Territory's administration towards the economic, cultural and social development of Basohli and adjoining areas.

 

"We are making efforts to revive the historical glory of Basohli and promote it as a unique destination for water sports with state-of-the-art facilities on the lines of Water Sports Centre at Srinagar, providing all necessary resources to the sports talent," he said.

 

Courtesy: ANI

 

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