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Agniveer® is serving Dharma since 2008. This initiative is NO WAY associated with the defence forces scheme launched by Indian Govt in 2022

Must Do’s To Revive Sanskrit…

Sanskrit, to be revived, needs to be freed from shackles of grammar. This overemphasis of grammar on Sanskrit prohibits it from reaching masses.

Our Sanskrit education begins with mugging Dhaturoop and Shabdaroop. And then different types of words have different roops that must be mugged.

In teaching of Bengali, English, Hindi, etc, grammar forms a small component. In Sanskrit, grammar is everything. Even an admirer of culture gives up after a while and settles for a role of reading translations alone.

Reality is that grammar of Sanskrit has changed over times. What roops we learn today or rules we apply are just conventions at one time in past. If you dwell in Vedas, there is much more flexibility.

If you use different grammar and word patterns in Hindi, we call is different dialect. If we do same in Sanskrit, it becomes mistake. Time to simplify things, encourage ‘grammatically wrong’ Sanskrit and make it fun.

I do not see a solution to regionalism apart from adopting Sanskrit. Nor a way to preserve our heritage.

– Shri Sanjeev Newar


Learn Sanskrit in simple manner –
1. Video Tutorial – Youtube Playlist
2. Lessons in Hindi, English

Spend few minutes daily on one of these and you will be able to learn basics of conversational Sanskrit in simple manner.

Sanjeev Newar
Sanjeev Newarhttps://sanjeevnewar.com
Sanjeev Newar is an eminent data scientist, entrepreneur, best-selling author, and speaker with expertise in Vedas and Sanskrit. He is an alumnus of IIT Guwahati and IIM Calcutta. He quit the corporate world to work for social inclusion and the protection of the vulnerable. For his work on Dalit inclusion and empowerment, he received the Neelkantha Award in 2019. He founded the Sewa Nyaya Utthan Foundation to make quality education accessible to vulnerable groups and marginalised communities.

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