The Vedic culture is the oldest known culture in Indian history. The written and spoken language of the pre-Hindu civilization was Sanskrit, which is believed to be a root of the Indo-European ...

One, Russian is the only European language that shares a strong common grammatical base with Sanskrit. Secondly, both Russian and Sanskrit are pleasing to the ear.

The centrepiece of the first Sanskrit Day, celebrated across the country on August 27, 1969, was a two-day convention of Vedic recitation in New Delhi. The event... advertisement ...

The emphasis of India's new government on Sanskrit has sparked a fresh debate over the role language plays in the lives of the country's religious and linguistic minorities.

The antiquity of Indian culture can be understood by the classical nature of the deeply evolved twin languages—Tamil and Sanskrit. The South Indian tradition, right from the Sangam age (3rd ...

Sanskrit has a rich history that dates back to the Vedic period, around 1500 BCE. ... and many young Indians started learning the language. Today, Sanskrit is still a vibrant and relevant language.