Dehradun: In a bid to promote Sanskrit as a spoken language, the Uttarakhand govt has announced plans to train one lakh people in basic conversational Sanskrit through both online and offline modes.

Uttar Pradesh will shift Sanskrit scholarship applications online, enhancing accessibility for students with a budget of ₹20 crore for 2025-26. Doing away with the offline mode for Sanskrit ...

With an aim to promote Sanskrit, the second official language of the State, as common spoken language, the Uttarakhand government on Thursday announced it will make 1 lakh people learn the ...

Uttarakhand government is set to train one lakh individuals in conversational Sanskrit, both online and offline, to promote the ancient language and connect it with livelihood opportunities.

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To make Sanskrit more popular among the general public, the Uttarakhand government will train 1 lakh people to speak in "simple" Sanskrit. The training will be conducted both online and offline, and ...

To popularise Sanskrit among the general public, in Uttarakhand, the state government will be training 1 lakh people to speak in “simple” Sanskrit, according to an official release. The training ...

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