The document discusses the beauty and value of the Sanskrit language. It notes that Sanskrit is among the oldest languages still in use today, with an easy and precise grammar. Sanskrit literature is also some of the oldest in the world, encompassing poems, stories, dances, and exploring moral and spiritual themes. Research into Sanskrit can provide knowledge about many topics of the intellectual tradition, including history, philosophy, poetics, law, linguistics, geography, education, arts, religion, science, and more. Studying Sanskrit allows one to better understand the world and is a source of pride and unity for India.

1. Satyanarayan
PhD. SCSS.
JNU, New Delhi.

2. 1. About Language…
The Beauty of Sanskrit.
2. About Literature…
The Sanskrit Vāńmaya .
3. About Research…
Knowledge of an Intellectual tradition.

3. 1.1. Oldest language of the world…
Among the current languages which possess a hoary antiquity like
Latin or Greek, Sanskrit is the only language which has retained its
pristine purity. It has maintained its structure and vocabulary even
today as it was in the past.
1.2. As modern as a language can be…
 Even now, as we enter the twenty first century, Sanskrit is spoken by
an increasing number of people.
 The News service offered by the Government of India through
television and radio continues to feature daily Sanskrit program
catering to local as well as international news.

4. 1.3. Easy and precise grammar structure…
 Formation of a sentence is free from bounding.
 Expression of ideas is as precise as you wanted to say.
 No variations.
1.4. A Language for humanity…
 The fact that many profound principles relating to human existence
were given expression through Sanskrit, continue to amaze those who
study Sanskrit.
 A Sanskrit Scholar understands the world better than most others.

5. 1.6. Dignity of India…
 Sanskrit is the pride of our nation.
 It is the state of unity for India.
1.7. Phonetic Characteristics…
 The fifty one sounds (Akshara)and their accurate
pronunciation.
 Derivation of a word.
 Sweet to listen.

7. 2.1. The oldest literature of the world.
2.2. Millions of Manuscripts.
2.3. Mysterious stories.
2.4. Beautiful Poems and stories for children.
2.5. Divine prosody and rhymes.

8. 2.6. Elegant and stylish dancing forms.
2.7. Arts and aesthetics of ancient India.
2.8. Moral Values and Ethics.
2.9 . Spiritual power of Mantra chanting.

10. 3.1. History…
 Historical texts of Sanskrit.
 Inscriptions of Sanskrit.
 Literary history of India.
 Ancient Political structures.
3.2. Philosophy…
 Theology and Idealism.
 Atheism and Materialism.
 Logic.

11.  Metaphysics.
 Methodology.
3.3. Poetics…
 Most refined Ideas of the world.
 Prosody and various types of Meters.
 Dramas, Theories and practices.
 Six traditions and diversity of ideas about Poem and a
Poet.

12. 3.4. Legal Studies…
 History of ancient Indian Laws.
 A great traditions of dharmshastra.
3.5. Linguistics…
 Comparative study of languages.
 New ways of computational linguistics.

13. 3.6. Geography and Geology…
 Ancient Indian states and boundaries.
 Ancient Route ways of other countries.
 Celestial globe and astronomy.
3.7. Educational Methods and Pedagogy…
 How to express a theory.
 How to make Questions.
 New ways of evaluation.

14. 3.8. Arts and Aesthetics…
 Classical Music and its instruments.
 Beautiful Scenes for Paintings.
 Vastushastra.
3.9. Religious Studies…
 All sects of Hinduism.
 Sanyasis, Their Life and Values.
 Lost religious traditions of India.

15. 3.10. Science and Applied Courses…
 Ayurveda and Mediciens.
 Theory of Atom and Gravity.
 Relativity of Nagarjuna.
 Military Sciences (Dhanurveda).
 Agricultural Sciences' and animal husbandries.
 Architectural Engineering. (ShilpaShastra)
 Botany.