Higher Education Delhi University will not teach Manusmriti, says VC after text included in Sanskrit course ‘This direction has been issued even earlier by the vice chancellor’s office, and ...

Delhi University has introduced a new course, "Computer Applications for Sanskrit," to explore the integration of Sanskrit with modern technology. The course aims to equip students with coding ...

In a world of fleeting connections, Ajuma makes a fearless entrance into the music scene in Ghana with his debut single, ‘Suro Nipa’, out now under Dream City Entertainment.

Ghanaian Afrosounds sensation, Ajuma, is hitting the music scene on May 24, 2025, with his debut single, 'Suro Nipa' under Dream City Entertainment.

Ghana’s music scene welcomes a compelling new voice as Ajuma, the latest Afrosounds sensation, releases his debut single, “Suro Nipa” (translated as “Be Careful of Humans”), on May 24 ...

During the press conference, Vice Admiral A.N. Pramod, the Director General of Naval Operations, invoked the Sanskrit phrase 'Sham no Varunah' at the end of his statement. Here's what it means.

Sanskrit can be used for coding, NASA has written papers on it: Delhi CM Rekha Gupta - 'most computer-friendly language' Speaking at a 10-day Sanskrit learning initiative, CM Rekha Gupta said that ...

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

CBSE Class 9 Sanskrit Subject Syllabus 2025-26: In this article students and teachers will get the PDF of the latest Sanskrit Subject Syllabus with subject code and marking pattern. Check the full ...

The Irrelevance Of Teaching Sanskrit At School Level While acknowledging the language’s historical and cultural significance, the author questioned its mandatory status in many schools. “Hours ...

And although the Sanskrit-speaking groups are a minority, more and more people are now getting attracted to the language. Be it tattoos or early morning affirmations, Sanskrit is regaining its glory.

Uttarakhand designates 13 'Adarsh Sanskrit Villages' to preserve and promote ancient language, connecting new generation to Indian traditions.