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Bhaskar | Nov 24, 2014, 14:34PM IST
The entire debate raging over making Sanskrit mandatory in the course curriculum of Indian schools has attracted diverse set of reactions both online and offline.
The entire debate raging over making Sanskrit mandatory in the course curriculum of Indian schools has attracted diverse set of reactions both online and offline.
There
stands one faction that calls for making the ancient Indian language compulsory
in school syllabus, the other is terming it as another defiant saffronization
attempt of school curriculum by the Hindu fundamentalists. However, what no one
can deny is that Sanskrit surely p7rovides various advantages to its learner
like no other language.
Here are
top 5 reasons why we must learn Sanskrit
1.
Sanskrit – Ideal language for computer
Astonishing
but probably true, Sanskrit is an ideal language to be used in computer
programming. In the year 1985, NASA scientist Rick Briggs discussed why Sanskrit
is one of the best languages for use in computer in his paper Knowledge
Representation in Sanskrit and Artificial Intelligence.
2. A ladder for spiritual upliftment
2. A ladder for spiritual upliftment
The real
perspective of Vedas, Geeta, Upanishads, Ramayana, Mahabharata, Arthashashtra
can only be achieved by someone who has hold on the ancient language as all
these texts are scribbled down in Sanskrit language.
Ayurvedic
Medicine, Yoga, Indian philosophy, Vedic Mathematics or Astrology, knowledge of
Sanskrit is important.
3. Grows
grey cells
Usage of
Sanskrit on daily basis provides good exercise to brain and helps in growth of
grey cells.
4. Brings
clarity to pronunciation in kids
One of
the best applications of Sanskrit is in achieving clarity in pronunciation in
kids struggling with the handicap.
4. Career
option
For the
reason Sanskrit is a flawless and most structured language in the world it
provides a good option to its practioner to find a teaching job in faculty of
any top-notch university.
5.
Beneficial to researchers
For the
reason Sanskrit is also known as “mother of all languages”, it provides ample
scope of research. All the major universities across the world have a dedicated
Sanskrit department.
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