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IIT-Hyderabad gets Sanskrit education centre
Under the guidance of the Central Sanskrit University (CSU), New Delhi, a Non-Formal Sanskrit Education Centre (NFSE) is established at the Indian Institute of Technology-Hyderabad (IIT-H).
Sangareddy: Under the guidance of the Central Sanskrit University (CSU), New Delhi, a Non-Formal Sanskrit Education Centre (NFSE) is established at the Indian Institute of Technology-Hyderabad (IIT-H).
The Centre is hosting an introductory Sanskrit course on the IIT-H campus, and everyone (students, faculty, staff, family of faculty/staff, and even people outside IIT-H) were allowed to join. The course is called the Prathama-Diksha by CSU and is the prerequisite for the Dwitiya-Diksha, a diploma course.
The course is scheduled to start this October and classes will be held at the IIT-H campus based on the convenience of participants; interested people are requested to fill out this form: https://forms.gle/EZvquTY1VtdY7Rwh6.
Sharing the vision behind the course, Director, IIT-H Prof BS Murty said the institute, with its fast-paced growth in quality research and teaching, has emerged as one of the top 10 engineering institutes in India in the QS-2023 World Rankings.
“I strongly believe that the IKS Cell has great potential to act as a bridge between traditional knowledge and modern technologies. As Sanskrit is the gateway to ancient Indian Knowledge, courses like Prathama-Diksha plays a critical role in achieving this goal,” he said