India’s industrial output growth saw a 10-month low in June, with Index of Industrial Production (IIP) growing by mere 1.5% as against 1.9% in May 2025.
Standing up to America is usually not a personal risk for a leader in India. Any suggestions of foreign pressure unites India behind who they see as leading them in that fight.
RR ur points are right. But did u seen other developed countries are teaching each subject in there local language.
They are translating all the books into there native language. Isn’t its fast to learn in mother tough or in English.
Compulsion from over side. Even good translator is there to translate from many to many language.
We should come out from English Phobiya (Slave Mentality) .
Prasia is the language times of Mughal.
changed to English language under English.
But we are fearful about moving towards Sanskrit . (Mother language for all Indo-European language – (Even English)) !!!!
Mischievous and deliberate headline, equating Sanskrit with RSS ! This way Print tries to create divisions and stop spread of Sanskrit! Sanskrit has nothing to do with RSS! It’s the root of all indic languages. Its our culture. Its in this language that vast sea of our ancient knowledge, wisdom is stored ! We should promote Sanskrit, devoid of our religious/caste orientation, so that we can un-lock this treasure trove of ancient wisdom for the benefit of everyone.
sanskrit is the soul of india which should be taught in india voluntartly not to make it compulsry. withot english languague you canot move forward in internationl world and also in in india. in germany previously no importance has given to english languague but know english has become compulsry subject in schools, if govt wants india should move backword than they can make english as a optional subject,
As long as India’s Constitution and Laws remain written in English and Supreme Court’s language remain English, making English optional wont make any difference in the choice of people for the need to study English. The first focus of RSS should not be making English optional but remove English from India’s nervous system controlled by the dominance of English in the governance of India.
As we have recently seen that Congress is finding difficult to survive without being controlled by the Nehru Indira family, India also feels the same way if English in taken out from controlling India’s nervous system. Such changes can’t be done democratically. British rule has forced English on India. Before that Islam had forced Persian script on India. After freedom in 1947 India was made one with the use of force. You may hate sword but all the permanent changes in the world have been initiated with force.
If the purpose is to revive Sanskrit and resurrect the “Sanskrit cosmopolis” (Sheldon Pollock cited in Incranations by Sunil Khilnani (2016: 30)), then the Government should set up a university dedicated to Sanskrit, where offers the opportunity to research the spectrum of episteme related to this great knowledge, be it Rig Veda, Aryabhatiya or Arthashastra. This university could also compete in stature with the best in the world that offer Sanskrit courses and be an experiment in offering specialised education to foreign students, with the two-pronged aim of driving high quality research and earning foreign exchange.
It is good to be bilingual, and since English is the language of commerce world-wide, it should have a compulsory status along with a regional language. After all it may not be easy to teach physics, biology, chemistry, and economics in a native language, given the fact that there is a huge amount of literature on this subject that is only available in English.
RR ur points are right. But did u seen other developed countries are teaching each subject in there local language.
They are translating all the books into there native language. Isn’t its fast to learn in mother tough or in English.
Compulsion from over side. Even good translator is there to translate from many to many language.
We should come out from English Phobiya (Slave Mentality) .
Prasia is the language times of Mughal.
changed to English language under English.
But we are fearful about moving towards Sanskrit . (Mother language for all Indo-European language – (Even English)) !!!!
Mischievous and deliberate headline, equating Sanskrit with RSS ! This way Print tries to create divisions and stop spread of Sanskrit! Sanskrit has nothing to do with RSS! It’s the root of all indic languages. Its our culture. Its in this language that vast sea of our ancient knowledge, wisdom is stored ! We should promote Sanskrit, devoid of our religious/caste orientation, so that we can un-lock this treasure trove of ancient wisdom for the benefit of everyone.
sanskrit is the soul of india which should be taught in india voluntartly not to make it compulsry. withot english languague you canot move forward in internationl world and also in in india. in germany previously no importance has given to english languague but know english has become compulsry subject in schools, if govt wants india should move backword than they can make english as a optional subject,
As long as India’s Constitution and Laws remain written in English and Supreme Court’s language remain English, making English optional wont make any difference in the choice of people for the need to study English. The first focus of RSS should not be making English optional but remove English from India’s nervous system controlled by the dominance of English in the governance of India.
As we have recently seen that Congress is finding difficult to survive without being controlled by the Nehru Indira family, India also feels the same way if English in taken out from controlling India’s nervous system. Such changes can’t be done democratically. British rule has forced English on India. Before that Islam had forced Persian script on India. After freedom in 1947 India was made one with the use of force. You may hate sword but all the permanent changes in the world have been initiated with force.
Tamilans will die of heart attack due to Sanskrit
If the purpose is to revive Sanskrit and resurrect the “Sanskrit cosmopolis” (Sheldon Pollock cited in Incranations by Sunil Khilnani (2016: 30)), then the Government should set up a university dedicated to Sanskrit, where offers the opportunity to research the spectrum of episteme related to this great knowledge, be it Rig Veda, Aryabhatiya or Arthashastra. This university could also compete in stature with the best in the world that offer Sanskrit courses and be an experiment in offering specialised education to foreign students, with the two-pronged aim of driving high quality research and earning foreign exchange.
It is good to be bilingual, and since English is the language of commerce world-wide, it should have a compulsory status along with a regional language. After all it may not be easy to teach physics, biology, chemistry, and economics in a native language, given the fact that there is a huge amount of literature on this subject that is only available in English.
Listen to all, do what you know is right for India.