US EditionWorld Sanskrit Day: 15 Remarkable Years of India's Only Daily in Sanskrit
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World Sanskrit Day: 15 Remarkable Years of India's Only Daily in Sanskrit
Surat (Gujarat) [India], August 6: While the holy thread of Raksha Bandhan binds brothers and sisters in a relation of care and love, another thread—entwined in the literature of Devavani (the language of the gods)—silently makes the cultural DNA of Bharat stronger. World Sanskrit Day, which comes every year on Shravan Purnima, is not merely an ode to a classical language—it's a clarion call to bring back a civilisation's soul.For more than 15 y…
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