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Sanskrit: The Real National Language Of India
Sanskrit is a language which can be regarded as the real identity of India.
There is an urban superstition in India that Sanskrit is language of Brahmins. On the contrary, Jains, and Buddhists created thousands of high quality literature in Sanskrit. Even Virashaivism has faces of Sanskrit in good quantity. Ancient roots and modern sprouts- this is the real nature of Sanskrit.
Modern Sanskrit is wonderful fusion of ancient inspiration with fresh approach. Grammar, Philosophy, religion, studies in classical literature, Ayurveda, novels, short stories, lyrics, poems using ancient prosody- everything is created afresh in Sanskrit even today. Like other Indian languages, the authors of this language are being conferred awards.
The world of journalism is very well rooted in Sanskrit. Sambhashana-sandesha and Sudharma these have been spreading the modern Sanskrit fragrance all over the world. Enthusiasts are contemplating to start an online Magazine in Sanskrit ! A publication company namely Serene Woods has already published a humorous Sanskrit work in E-book form!
‘‘So what? Sanskrit is one of the languages surviving in India. Is it a matter of dance? ’’ You may ask.
Yes. Really. It is a matter of great pleasure that an ancient language not only has modernity touch but also emerging as a powerful language of India.
It is not considered language of any particular area or state. It is nationwide. That means it does deserve having status as National language of India.
There is strong opposition now-a-days regarding inclusion of this language in education. Self styled rationalists are shouting with illogical arguments from their rooftops. ‘Sanskrit is dead language. So, simply forget it. ’The ones who have read the previous portions of this article don’t mingle with them.
At present, Government of India is for three language policy in education in some states: Hindi, English and local language. It does not apply to Tamilnadu and some states of Northern India! Two language policy is prevailing there.
By calling all the state languages as local languages the government officials are insulting all Indian languages, particularly Southern Indian languages. What about Kannada which is more ancient than Hindi?
Is only colloquial majority enough to declare any language national language? The Indians of southern part are tolerating Hindi because of Hindi movies. You may have watched in the interviews that all the heroes and heroines Hindi movies are good in English. So much so they answer only in English being questioned in Hindi. In most cases the interview programmes of Hindi super stars are conducted only in English.
It is a fashion to quote Swami Dayanada Saraswathi among pro-Hindi lobby. Dayananda Saraswathi had said that the Vedas shall be read by every Indian. He also had said that Tulasi-Ramayana shall not be studied. Purposely sidelining these two opinions of him, the pro-Hindi arguers always try to take support from Dayananda’s half-quoted sentence: Hindi shall be national language of India.
One may object Dayananda’s contradictory statements. Every Indian shall study Vedas means every Indian shall know Vedic language and not Hindi. If every Indian shall study Vedic language, why not classical Sanskrit? Nobody shall study Tulasiramayan means nobody shall study Hindi!
If three language policy includes Sanskrit instead of Hindi, every state of India will have common language policy in education.
The language with most ancient identity will be emerging as common language of India.
About the Author
I born in the year 1956, I would like to become fulltime writer in Sanskrit.
Aabhaanakajagannatha, a collection of 1300 of my own Sanskrit proverbs is recently published.
My another work is, ‘dve mukhe(two faces)’. It is a work of two humorous long poems. It is available at ‘Serene Woods. com’ As per my knowledge goes, this is the first time a Sanskrit work is published online.
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