J Sai Deepak | on Sanskrit and other languages
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 ก.ย. 2024
- An engineer turned litigator turned arguing counsel who appears before the High Court of Delhi and the Supreme Court of India, Shri J Sai Deepak has carved a niche for himself in IP litigation, Competition law, Drug regulatory laws, indirect taxation and technology laws.
Sai has handled multiple patent matters across technology segments. An avid writer and a prolific legal blogger ,his blog “The Demanding Mistress” is widely read by IP practitioners, law makers and policy analysts in India and abroad. Sai writes frequently for Swarajya, IndiaFacts and the Times of Israel.
In this talk, Sai answers a question on how cultures evolve and talks about Sanskrit and other Indian languages.
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संस्कृतं तमिलं विहाय सर्वासु भारतीयभाषासु आधारः अस्ति । किञ्चित् प्रयत्नेन वयं संस्कृतं शिक्षितुं शक्नुमः। वयं सर्वे संस्कृतं ज्ञात्वा पुनरुज्जीवनं कुर्मः।
It is not a base of all languages it's a another language that's all mainly used upper North.... Pallavas used it and borrowed from many languages mainly it is called as hybrid language not a unique one like tamil.. Current tamil has some mixtures but proto tamil is unique
@@ramvidar I don't know about tamil but there are many words from sanskrit which present even in Kannada, Telugu, Malayalam...so you are wrong about sanskrit being mainly only in North...
Saree, Sanskrit and Sindhoor. Three of many things wherein unity of Bharat gets manifested.
Absolutely correct 🙏🏼🕉️🙏🏼🇮🇳🙏🏼
Why not Dhoti too
@@mesmerizingindulgent8924 Indeed why not🙏🏼
@@mesmerizingindulgent8924 yes that too. I enlisted only *three of the many things*.
It is completely wrong to say that Sanskrit has a great contribution to the culture of India and people understood it and accepted it as a language. Sanskrit is spread religiously and not because some consider it to be the superior language A good example of this is that there are more Muslims in India who know Arabic than Hindus who know Sanskrit. Sanskrit was the dialect of nomadic Brahmins who practiced religious professions, so Sanskrit has absorbed vocabulary, grammar and literature from many cultures.
Sanskrit should be our identity
SANSKRIT is the most beautiful wonderful divine scientific language in the Universe. SANSKRIT is the mother of all languages
Sanskrit originated from a Proto-Indo European language which is now extinct. It is not the mother of all languages. It is the oldest SURVIVING language.
straight up facts.
Sanskrit should be the official language.
It is the only capable bridge which connect all parts of bharatam.
It has NOT A SINGLE ALIEN LANGUAGE ROOT WORD.
It is high time Sanskrit is taught in all primary schools in India in addition to local language and English. It is not a burden to learn three languages. Quite the opposite. They develop a sharper brain.
It's Sanskrit and not that Persian language Hindi that should be our official language.
Perfect superiority
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Just like we don't convert to Islam en masse, we should avoid Urdu terms as much as possible. Consider Urdu as _linguistic_ islamization
Dont learn hindi born frm urdi
Definitely.
Tamil and Sanskrit should be declared as the national languages of India, people should be taught about them!!
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Sanskrit was never a spoken language in India even old days it was mainly pakrit, Idea sanskrit to be made official language is noting but front for imposing Hindi.
It is completely wrong to say that Sanskrit has a great contribution to the culture of India and people understood it and accepted it as a language. Sanskrit is spread religiously and not because some consider it to be the superior language A good example of this is that there are more Muslims in India who know Arabic than Hindus who know Sanskrit. Sanskrit was the dialect of nomadic Brahmins who practiced religious professions, so Sanskrit has absorbed vocabulary, grammar and literature from many cultures.
If sanskrit borrowed vocabulary, grammar & culture .. then tell me which are the languages/cultures lended vocabulary, grammar to sanskrit?
There are many stories which are more specific to mahabharat refer sangam literature you will understand.... Tamil❤