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IIT-Hyderabad Launches Sanskrit Courses In Collaboration With Central University
IIT-Hyderabad Sanskrit Programmes: These courses will be conducted in a hybrid mode, offering both online and offline learning options
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Central Sanskrit University Invites Applications For BEd, MEd, PhD Admissions
Central Sanskrit University, New Delhi, has started online registration for admission to Shiksha-Shastri (BEd), Shiksha Acharya (MEd) and Vidya-Varidhi (PhD) programmes.
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Parliament Passes Central Sanskrit Universities Bill 2020
The Central University status awarded to these 3 Universities will enhance the status of these Universities and will give boost to Post Graduate, Doctoral and Post-doctoral education and Research in the field of Sanskrit and Shastraic education, the statement said.
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Lok Sabha Takes Up Discussion On Bill To Upgrade Three Sanskrit Universities
Moving the Central Sanskrit Universities Bill, 2019 for passage in the House, Mr Nishank said Sanskrit had contributed to India becoming ''Vishwa Guru" (world leader) in the past.
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Bill To Set Up Central Sanskrit Universities Introduced In Lok Sabha
A bill to set up central Sanskrit universities was introduced in Lok Sabha on Wednesday.
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Cabinet Approves Central Sanskrit Universities Bill, To Be Introduced In Parliament
The Union Cabinet on Wednesday approved the Central Sanskrit Universities Bill and it will be be introduced in Parliament, Union Minister Prakash Javadekar said.
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Decisions to Make Sanksrit Compulsory Taken by UPA: HRD Ministry
The HRD Ministry today said the decisions to ask those central universities to explore the possibilities of opening of Sanskrit department where it doesn't exist and to ask CBSE to make the language compulsory upto class X were taken during the previous UPA government's tenure.
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Smriti Irani Turns Down Demands to Make Sanskrit Compulsory
Human Resource Development (HRD) Minister Smriti Irani today dismissed charges that education is being saffronised as she turned down demands that Sanskrit be made compulsory in the curriculum.
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IIT-Hyderabad Launches Sanskrit Courses In Collaboration With Central University
IIT-Hyderabad Sanskrit Programmes: These courses will be conducted in a hybrid mode, offering both online and offline learning options
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Central Sanskrit University Invites Applications For BEd, MEd, PhD Admissions
Central Sanskrit University, New Delhi, has started online registration for admission to Shiksha-Shastri (BEd), Shiksha Acharya (MEd) and Vidya-Varidhi (PhD) programmes.
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Parliament Passes Central Sanskrit Universities Bill 2020
The Central University status awarded to these 3 Universities will enhance the status of these Universities and will give boost to Post Graduate, Doctoral and Post-doctoral education and Research in the field of Sanskrit and Shastraic education, the statement said.
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Lok Sabha Takes Up Discussion On Bill To Upgrade Three Sanskrit Universities
Moving the Central Sanskrit Universities Bill, 2019 for passage in the House, Mr Nishank said Sanskrit had contributed to India becoming ''Vishwa Guru" (world leader) in the past.
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Bill To Set Up Central Sanskrit Universities Introduced In Lok Sabha
A bill to set up central Sanskrit universities was introduced in Lok Sabha on Wednesday.
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Cabinet Approves Central Sanskrit Universities Bill, To Be Introduced In Parliament
The Union Cabinet on Wednesday approved the Central Sanskrit Universities Bill and it will be be introduced in Parliament, Union Minister Prakash Javadekar said.
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Decisions to Make Sanksrit Compulsory Taken by UPA: HRD Ministry
The HRD Ministry today said the decisions to ask those central universities to explore the possibilities of opening of Sanskrit department where it doesn't exist and to ask CBSE to make the language compulsory upto class X were taken during the previous UPA government's tenure.
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Smriti Irani Turns Down Demands to Make Sanskrit Compulsory
Human Resource Development (HRD) Minister Smriti Irani today dismissed charges that education is being saffronised as she turned down demands that Sanskrit be made compulsory in the curriculum.
