Free Sanskrit course begins at AU
Andhra University has launched a free one-year Sanskrit language course in collaboration with the Central Sanskrit University. The program is open to all ages and aims to promote the study of classical Indian texts.
Why it matters
Reflects institutional efforts to preserve classical languages and aligns with the National Education Policy's focus on multilingualism.
Andhra University, in collaboration with the Central Sanskrit University, launched a free one-year Sanskrit language course on Monday. The classes will be held from Monday to Friday between 6.30 p.m. and 7.30 p.m.
There is no age limit or course fee, and participants who complete the programme will receive certificates, said K. Yedukondalu, Head of Department, Sanskrit.
Speaking at the inaugural programme, Andhra Pradesh Samskruta Bharati A.P. State president Sundara Raj Perumall urged participants to make use of the opportunity to learn Sanskrit and highlighted the importance of studying India’s classical texts. He also spoke about the health benefits and wider applications of Sanskrit.
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