Sanskrit is an ancient Indian language. It is a holy Hindu, Buddhist, and Jainism language and the root of the majority of Indian languages. In India today approximately 14,000 people use it as their everyday language. This is one of India’s 22 official languages and one of Uttarakhand’s official languages.
Sanskrit is an old Indo-Aryan standard dialect. Its language, history can be traced back to the proto-Indo-European language. The Indo-Aryan theory suggests that during the early part of the 2nd millennium BC Indo-Aryans moved from the Central Asian steppes to South Asia and brought in the Indo-Aryan language with them. Devanagari is the main script for writing Sanskrit, but it is written in various Indian linguistic scripts and also in Latin.
Learning Sanskrit provides the most rational advantage in preparing a psyche for sensible thinking, in providing a clear articulation, in creating wise strength and in providing sharp awareness of the consequences of terms.