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Rajasthan Assembly Speaker To Felicitate 21 MLAs For Taking Oath In Sanskrit
He said Devnani will be the chief guest at the function while Sanskrit Education Minister Madan Dilawar will preside over the programme.
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Education In Sanskrit Colleges Almost Collapsed In Absence Of Teachers: Rajasthan Speaker
Rajasthan Assembly Speaker C P Joshi on Tuesday said the education in Sanskrit colleges in the state has almost collapsed due to absence of teachers.
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2011 Census Shows 10,000 More Sanskrit Speakers In India
Sanskrit may be the least-spoken language in India but it is far from being done and dusted as latest census figure of 2011 shows the ancient language has earned 10,000 new speakers in a span of 10 years, a growth of 71 per cent.
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Sushma Swaraj Takes Oath in Sanskrit: 10 Facts on Lok Sabha Oath-Taking Ceremony
Pro-tem speaker Kamal Nath set the ball rolling for the 16th Lok Sabha by swearing in Prime Minister Narendra Modi as a member of the House. Clad in a sparkling white kurta and jacket, the 63-year-old BJP leader took the oath in Hindi. The House had been adjourned yesterday after paying tributes to Union Rural development Minister Gopinath Munde, ...
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Rajasthan Assembly Speaker To Felicitate 21 MLAs For Taking Oath In Sanskrit
He said Devnani will be the chief guest at the function while Sanskrit Education Minister Madan Dilawar will preside over the programme.
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Education In Sanskrit Colleges Almost Collapsed In Absence Of Teachers: Rajasthan Speaker
Rajasthan Assembly Speaker C P Joshi on Tuesday said the education in Sanskrit colleges in the state has almost collapsed due to absence of teachers.
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2011 Census Shows 10,000 More Sanskrit Speakers In India
Sanskrit may be the least-spoken language in India but it is far from being done and dusted as latest census figure of 2011 shows the ancient language has earned 10,000 new speakers in a span of 10 years, a growth of 71 per cent.
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Sushma Swaraj Takes Oath in Sanskrit: 10 Facts on Lok Sabha Oath-Taking Ceremony
Pro-tem speaker Kamal Nath set the ball rolling for the 16th Lok Sabha by swearing in Prime Minister Narendra Modi as a member of the House. Clad in a sparkling white kurta and jacket, the 63-year-old BJP leader took the oath in Hindi. The House had been adjourned yesterday after paying tributes to Union Rural development Minister Gopinath Munde, ...
