Let’s revive our Sanskrit
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by: somyatrans123
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Date: Fri, 15 Jul 2011 Time: 4:02 AM
Since the ancient times onwards the language called ‘Sanskrit ‘has been the part and parcel of the people. It has a long history and story about how it came into existence and became the part of Indian culture. This language has a long association with many of our folk tales, panchantras etc. Going back to history we can find a lot of contribution given by this language in making or forming of Indian culture.
Today also we see this language in use especially in the southern part of our country. It is also considered that this language is the main source language of all other languages which can be found in certain similarity with other languages.
With the passage of time other languages kept flourishing, increased users but Sanskrit language continued to decline due to modernization and less interest and effort by people to keep it retained. However, some people still use this language for many purposes no matter how less the number is, in certain parts of our country. With everything being engulfed by business today, we can say that this language, considered as our national heritage, is also not being spared from involving into business.
Nevertheless, English to Sanskrit translation is still required for initiating the business deal in those parts where people cannot understand modernized languages like English, Hindi etc. especially for legal, official and educational purposes. To some scholars it is the most fascinating language that makes them to put effort to revive the language. Such scholars responsibly translate the English texts into Sanskrit taking the help of English to Sanskrit Translators.
In order to fully revive the language and popularize it, the Government is also taking various measures by introducing the subjects in the schools and making it mandatory, consisting of Sanskrit studies. It is very important to mention that like other sectors Sanskrit studies do have scope; many universities provide higher studies in Sanskrit by which one can become employable in various fields.
For instances, studying Sanskrit one can take up a job of Sanskrit Translator or interpreter; these requirements are more these days due to the emergence of translation industry which is peaking up at the right time due to global businesses.
Besides, Sanskrit translation is also used for ritual purposes in marriage ceremonies, funeral rites and for many religious activities. All those led to the creation of new demand of Sanskrit in the Indian markets.
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