This year, August 22nd was observed as World Sanskrit Day (also known as Sanskrit Diwas). Being the oldest and the first spoken language, Sanskrit holds significance in the ancient history of India. It is also considered as the ‘Dev Vani’ which translates to the ‘language of Gods.’ Despite all this, Sanskrit is not getting the recognition it deserves. As a result, World Sanskrit Day is celebrated across the country in order to promote the revival and preservation of this language.
Our Sanskrit teacher designed a few interesting activities for students of classes VI to X. She briefed them about the history of this beautiful ancient language and how it is grabbing attention across the world now.
Students chanted a few Vedic mantras, penned a few lines on the importance of the language and also presented some interesting PPTs.
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