Skip to content

Most respected-less learned

Post this topic on X

In Regions & Languages

The IndiBlogger forum is now a read-only archive. Every public discussion is still here to read, but new topics and replies are closed.

Suryanarayana Gaonkar
from Bangalore |

Sanskrit language is the most respected language, but less people are trying to learn it..

Replies 1 to 10 of 10

Suryanarayana Gaonkar
from Bangalore |

Yeah.. even in Sidny University people are researching on Vaimanika Shastra which deals with making of 20 different types of Aeroplanes...

RioZee
from Out of this yEt in this World |

@ surya, right, ghar ki murgi,daal barabar.,when it returns from west in western style we will adore it.  

Suryanarayana Gaonkar
from Bangalore |

Yes Priya, Sanskrit is a Beautiful language... But  Jyotishya means not only prediction, it has a wonderful maths, Astronomy etc...

Priya
from Pune |

Jyotishya and Vedas and all is just something I'm not into - I didn't mean it as a bad thing. It's definitely not a bad thing!!!! I just meant that it is very beautiful for just it's grammar and stuff, not to mention the content and scripture!

Suryanarayana Gaonkar
from Bangalore |

Yes.. as a language also Sanskrit is perfectly beautiful..Smile

Nandan Narula
from Indore, Bhopal |

Apart from being beautiful, i would call it a perfect language. I ve studied Sanskrit as a subject till 12th Standard , but now i feel really sad for the young uns who are drifting away from this rich language and ultimately from the rich culture of BHARAT

RioZee
from Out of this yEt in this World |

in sanskrit student can get 100% marks,in boards. but not in hindi,.

Nandan Narula
from Indore, Bhopal |

Very true Pramod ji. may be that was a reason why i opted for Sanskrit in class 6th only, but later on i realized that its a flawless language. The best part of it was the Shloks which i think are equally relevant today even after centuries. I still recall many of them, not all, at times and feel proud to have learned a li'l bit of this beautiful language

Rohini
from Bangalore |

I studied Sanskrit for five years at school and I was good at it. I feel it has given me a better understanding of the world around me in general and of Indo-European languages in particular.

However I wonder if there are opportunities and avenues available now for people to learn Sanskrit properly as there are to learn French, German etc.

Suryanarayana Gaonkar
from Bangalore |

yeah Rohini, Rashtriya Sanskrit Samsthan is conducting classes all over the India. You can join somewhere near by..

Rohini
from Bangalore |

Is the institute recognised /accredited? Over two years ago, my Spanish teacher wanted to learn Sanskrit but found no institute except the varsity good enough.

RioZee
from Out of this yEt in this World |

In germany teacher teaching sanskrit said, by knowledge of sanskrit,it's easy to learn any language in the world

Priya
from Pune |

Well, ofcourse a lot of German itself has its roots in Sanskrit; almost as much as it has in Latin or any other European language.

Suryanarayana Gaonkar
from Bangalore |

I think if we rediscover our ancient Indian wisdom properly, once again we can top the world..Smile

Iti Kesarwani
from Lucknow |

i have studied sanskrit during my school days its a very beautiful language but these days people are hardly interested in studying it they are more inclined towards western side learning..as it is rightly said that the grass on the other side always look more green.

Suryanarayana Gaonkar
from Bangalore |

Yeah.. But one or the other day thy are going to come back to Sanskrit only..Smile

Priya
from Pune |

Actually many people already are interested! Unfortunately, there aren't many places to learn; other than school!

Suryanarayana Gaonkar
from Bangalore |

That's true.. But now a days there are some universities which are offering sanskrit courses..

pulkit
from noida |

every tihng dat is beautiful need not be appreciated and recognized. beauty in itself is a virtue to be cherished,not dependant on recognition.