Prime Minister Narendra Modi, on the occasion of World Sanskrit Day, has highlighted the government's extensive efforts to popularize the Sanskrit language over the past decade. He has described Sanskrit as a "timeless source of knowledge and expression" and a vital part of India's rich cultural heritage.PALAY® Straw Hat Sun Hats for Women,Wide Brim Cap Beach Hat for Women Stylish UV Protection Cap,Summer Packable Travel Sun Visor Hat - UPF 50+

Key initiatives mentioned by the government to promote Sanskrit include:

Establishment of Central Sanskrit Universities and Learning Centres: The government has set up dedicated institutions to provide education and research opportunities in Sanskrit.

Grants for Sanskrit Scholars: Financial assistance is being provided to support scholars working on the language.

Gyan Bharatam Mission: A significant initiative with a budget of approximately ₹500 crore has been launched to digitize ancient manuscripts in Sanskrit and Prakrit, aiming to preserve and make them accessible to students and researchers.

Inclusion in Education Policy: The National Education Policy (NEP) places a strong emphasis on the Indian Knowledge System, with Sanskrit as a core pillar.also read: https://www.insightrush.news/article/6896e42696b405963bad5ae8#google_vignette

Financial Support: Data from a Right to Information (RTI) request showed that the government spent a significant amount on promoting Sanskrit between 2014-15 and 2024-25, far exceeding the combined spending on other classical Indian languages.

Other initiatives: Other measures include providing financial assistance to NGOs and higher educational institutions for Sanskrit research, appointing retired scholars under the "Shastra Chudamani" scheme, and developing e-content and dictionaries for students and teachers.