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Sanskrit day is also called as Sanskrit Diwas,In 2018 Sanskrit Diwas is celebrated on 26th of August.
Sanskrit day is Observed on the Poornima tithi starts on 25th of august from 03.16 pm and continues till 5.25pm of the next day, 26th of august. Still it is mainly celebrated of 26th of August.
To share the greatness and importance of this language World Sanskrit day is organized.
National Sanskrit day was first seen in the year of 1969 and is celebrated every year on the full moon day or poornima day of the holy month of Shravana.
This is based on Hindu lunar calendar and as per the date in normal calendar, it keeps on varying every year.
On Sanskrit day speech, lectures, Seminars, workshop and other events are organized to promote the usage of this language and to incorporate in academics and in day to day life.
It needs an existence outside the boundaries of worship and rituals.
Our next generation should know about Sanskrit as the foundations for the languages we use today.
Sanskrit day as a part of Our India- Our Pride events from Himalai we want to create an awareness to enrich Sanskrit as the root of all Indian languages.
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Hey mate.....Here is an essay on Sanskrit Diwas in English
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Sanskrit Diwas(day) was first observed in the year 1969.
The day is celebrated to spread awareness about the
mother of all Indian languages and the first of the
ancient languages spoken in India. It is annually
observed on the Shravana Purnima day (fullmoon day
in the month of Shravana as per Hindu calendar). The
main objective of the observance of Sanskrit day is to
promote Sanskrit and to educate the general public about
the importance of Sanskrit. Sanskrit is a beautiful language.
It has enriched our society from time immemorial. Sanskrit
embodies the rich Indian cultural heritage. It is the real key
to our past and helps unravel the myriad mysteries in our
ancient texts and of our religious-cultural traditions.Some of the
most valuable and instructive materials in the history of humans
are treasured up in the classical dialect of India, Sanskrit. Study of
Sanskrit, particularly vedic Sanskrit is able to enlighten us and
illuminate the darkest passages in the history of human mind.
In recent studies, it has been found that Sanskrit is the best
option for our computer programming. We cannot ignore the
contributions of foreigners in introducing the wealth of
informations contained in Sanskrit literature into the world.
Sir William Jones arrived in India, in September 1783,
as a judge of the British Supreme Court of Judicature,
in Calcutta. He was an English philologist, scholar in
Sanskrit and founder of Asian Society. He translated
”Abhijnana Shakuntala” and ”Ritu Samhara” ( dramas
written by Sanskrit poet Kalidasa ) and ”Gita Govinda”
(written by poet Jayadeva) into English. He also translated
”Manusmriti”(laws of Manu) into English. Another scholar
Sir Charles Wilkins translated Bhagavadgita into English in
1785. Max Muller, a German philologist and Orientalist,
translated Hitopadesha, a collection of Indian fables into
German.He translated his name into Sanskrit as ”Moksha
(liberation) Muller Bhat(surname).It was to express his
veneration for Sanskrit and did not mean change of real
name or religion. He translated ”Meghaduta”(Kalidasa’s
drama, in Sanskrit) into German under the title of ”The Fatal Ring.”
”The Sacred Books of the East” is a monumental 50 volume set
of Asian religious writings, translated by various oriental scholars,
edited by Max Muller and published by the Oxford University Press
between 1879 and 1884.
Sanskrit not only deals with veda and upanishad . There was
full awareness of the Navagrahas(9 planets) including Rahu
and Ketu and Dhooma ketu (comet).They were also aware of concepts
such as planetary afflictions, medicine(Ayurveda) , surgery and
vimaana(flying objects).Maharshi Bharadhwaja wrote ”Yantra
Sarvaswa” and ”Vaimaanika shaastra”.Sushruta wrote ”Sushruta
Samhita” which discusses surgical techniques such as incisions,
probing, extraction of foreign bodies etc.Sage Garga in his text
”Gargahora” has described astrology.Vedas contain the
names of the Nakshatras(stars), months and seasons.
Names of all the navagrahas(9 planets) find mention in
vedic corpus.