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Vrushali

Aspiring commerce pr... • 1y

I was thinking about the language sanskrit. As an ancient language used by our ancestors to communicate. This literature is the origin of various language like marathi, hindi, urdu, etc. Is there any chance we can grow the sanskrit language "the orig

Omkar Karande

Medical Student, Ent... • 1y

Sanskrit Grantha has already given principles and theories so many years before, western scientists gave there name. I'm BAMS student and learning Sanskrit and its history. So, I'm realizing and feeling the power of Sanskrit.

Omkar Karande

Medical Student, Ent... • 1y

See, even if you learned Sanskrit then, what's benifits are you getting from Sanskrit. Nothing right... so 1st we need to create a Opportunity of should provide some benifit like Propriety in Jobs, education, Etc. And if want to read Sanskrit Granth

Anonymous 2

Hey I am on Medial • 6m

Nah,there are tons of benifits, first of all, you can know your culture more clearly reading it natively more than by reading it's translations and thoughts/perspectives of other people on it. Also, Our Religious Books are not just about Religion,

Yash Thale

A generalist aiming ... • 5m

True. I'm Exploring it. And Yes, Whenever I understand A Shlok from Sanskrit Natively, It's really powerful, Cuz no one and their perspective Can affect my thinking about the shlok not matter what. So yes, Knowing Sanskrit is really a powerful thing. The guy is probably fade-up with the marks they have assigned to a good for a knowledge subject/General Knowledge subject of study. And that's a huge problem with the British Laid Education System! And, We as a country, Need to Change that! Or it's gonna make education feel boring more than a opportunity explore!

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