World Sanskrit Day is observed on the full moon day of the month Shravana.
Sanskrit is the language of ancient Indian texts such as the Vedas and Upanishads.
Leaders urged schools, scholars, and communities to keep the language alive through education.
The celebration aims to connect young people with the language’s rich knowledge and cultural legacy.
They described Sanskrit as a timeless language that has contributed to India’s literature, philosophy, science, and cultural traditions.
The leaders called for collective efforts to preserve, promote, and teach Sanskrit to future generations.
State chief ministers also emphasized Sanskrit’s role in the country’s intellectual heritage.
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