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No Proposal Being Considered To Make Sanskrit Official Language: Centre
There is no proposal under consideration of the government to make Sanskrit communication and official language, Union Minister of State for Home Ajay Kumar Mishra said in Lok Sabha.
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Ex Chief Justice SA Bobde Asks Why Sanskrit Can't Be Official Language
Former Chief Justice of India Sharad Bobde today batted for Sanskrit as the country's official language, including for use in courts, and said even the architect of the Constitution and eminent jurist BR Ambedkar had proposed it
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BR Ambedkar Proposed Sanskrit As "Official National Language": Chief Justice Of India SA Bobde
Chief Justice of India Sharad Arvind Bobde today said BR Ambedkar had proposed Sanskrit as the "official national language" of India as he understood the political and social issues well and knew what the people wanted.
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PM Narendra Modi’s Official Website to Be Accessible in 6 UN, 22 Indian Languages
Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s official website will be available in six United Nations languages as well as 22 scheduled Indian languages. The centre also sought proposals from agencies with an aim to redesign the website.
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Uttarakhand Railway Signboards To Replace Urdu With Sanskrit: Official
Names of railway stations written in Urdu on platform signboards in Uttarakhand will now be written in Sanskrit, the second official language of the hill state.
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"Not Realistic": Shashi Tharoor On Making Sanskrit Official Language
Congress lawmaker Shashi Tharoor said that it would be a stretch to suddenly turn Sanskrit into an official or a national language and the decision could have been made much earlier.
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No Proposal Being Considered To Make Sanskrit Official Language: Centre
There is no proposal under consideration of the government to make Sanskrit communication and official language, Union Minister of State for Home Ajay Kumar Mishra said in Lok Sabha.
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Ex Chief Justice SA Bobde Asks Why Sanskrit Can't Be Official Language
Former Chief Justice of India Sharad Bobde today batted for Sanskrit as the country's official language, including for use in courts, and said even the architect of the Constitution and eminent jurist BR Ambedkar had proposed it
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BR Ambedkar Proposed Sanskrit As "Official National Language": Chief Justice Of India SA Bobde
Chief Justice of India Sharad Arvind Bobde today said BR Ambedkar had proposed Sanskrit as the "official national language" of India as he understood the political and social issues well and knew what the people wanted.
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PM Narendra Modi’s Official Website to Be Accessible in 6 UN, 22 Indian Languages
Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s official website will be available in six United Nations languages as well as 22 scheduled Indian languages. The centre also sought proposals from agencies with an aim to redesign the website.
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Uttarakhand Railway Signboards To Replace Urdu With Sanskrit: Official
Names of railway stations written in Urdu on platform signboards in Uttarakhand will now be written in Sanskrit, the second official language of the hill state.
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"Not Realistic": Shashi Tharoor On Making Sanskrit Official Language
Congress lawmaker Shashi Tharoor said that it would be a stretch to suddenly turn Sanskrit into an official or a national language and the decision could have been made much earlier.
