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Samskritam for foreign language credits at IUSD schools

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Bhuvana
6 years ago

Good to know Sanskrit

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Anonymous
6 years ago

When I used to live in Torrance samskrita was not available for children

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Preeti Thakore
6 years ago

Well deserved initiative

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Amol Chavan
6 years ago

This will be a great opportunity for the world to know and learn a rich language in terms of vocabulary!

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Ikshwaku
6 years ago

Yes I fully agreed for language credit is must.

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Sudhakar Lakkaraju
6 years ago

Need Sanskrit as language for every Indian. It’s the language that’s the origin of most of Indian languages. Without bikkering internally for dominance of regional languages, this initiative at least will help us leave a legacy of one national pride for future generations.

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Manmohan kumar
6 years ago

Very rich language. Best language even for computers. Vedic scriptures are written in Sanskrit.

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Anandi
6 years ago

Thank you

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Devdat Maheshwari
6 years ago

great news We support 101%

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Bhupendra Dodhiawala
6 years ago

Best of luck and God Bless the program and its organizers

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Ravi Konde
6 years ago

गणेश-चतुर्थ्याः शुभाशयाः अहं समर्थनम् करोमि।

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Sheetal Lakhia
6 years ago

Equal opportunity for love of Language

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Pratibha Devabhaktuni
6 years ago

For interested students, option should be available

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Anonymous
6 years ago

Great initiative .. would like to see it in other school districts as well

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P S Raghavan
6 years ago

Good initiative

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Panna Sharma
6 years ago

This is a great initiative and it’s a great opportunity to learn a very scientific and ancient language

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Rajesh Varada
6 years ago Featured

Sanskrit is being taught in universities like Germany and other Western countries. Sanskrit is the root of many Indian languages. Teaching Sanskrit in schools will have the benefit of having a pool of students who could research further into the ancient Indian texts which are a Store house of knowledge

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Abhilash
6 years ago

Good luck !

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Lali
6 years ago

Neat idea - to make incredible texts more meaningful!

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Ramesh Ganesan
6 years ago

Sanskrit is a well defined unique language, very structured. Speaking sanskrit improves the faculties of voice and speech and should be part of school curriculum or at least as an option for children to choose.