Sanskrit Day, also known as Vishva Samskrita Dinam, is celebrated annually to promote and honor the ancient language of Sanskrit. It typically coincides with the Hindu festival of Raksha Bandhan and falls on the Shraavana Purnima day, which varies according to the Hindu lunar calendar but usually occurs in August.
The day is marked by various events and activities, including:
- Lectures and Seminars: Scholars and enthusiasts gather to discuss the significance of Sanskrit, its contributions to literature, philosophy, and science.
- Cultural Programs: Recitations of Sanskrit poetry, dramas, and musical performances highlighting the richness of Sanskrit literature.
- Workshops: Language workshops to promote learning and usage of Sanskrit.
- Competitions: Various competitions, such as essay writing, recitations, and debates, are organized in schools and colleges.
Sanskrit Day aims to revive interest in this classical language and preserve its cultural heritage.
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