Friday, 18 December 2015

Ancient foreign Language Sanskrit Nodel Centre to be opened in West Bangal


Kolkatta  a order  to create a nodal center in learning of Sanskrit,   WB assembly has passed the Bill Sanskrit College and University, West Bengal Bill 2015 will enable complete up-gradation of the 191 year-old Sanskrit College along with its properties and liabilities.
It is be remembered that Sanskrit is a foreign Language  and came to India with the invasion of Aryans

The primary objective of the University will be to create a nodal center of study in the field of Sanskrit language, various other Indian languages, Indology, Indian philosophy, comparative literature, humanities and cognitive science, including study in various foreign languages which have close association with Sanskrit.


The foundation of Sanskrit College was laid during the British regime on a recommendation by James Prinsep and Thomas Babington Macaulay. John Paskal Larkins, a scholar of oracular knowledge laid the foundation stone of the college in 1824, seven years after Presidency College adjacent to the city's famed College Street, known as the Oxford of the East.



Ishwar Chandra Vidyasagar, a polymatch and a key figure in Bengal Renaissance had served as the principal of Sanskrit College, which had as its alumni the illustrious artist of Bengal School of Painting Abanindranath Tagore.

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