Sanskrit

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Sanskrit should become the compulsory medium of instruction for all schools in India, with the mother tongue as second language and English as third language. This is the only way we can regain our respect and throw off the yoke of colonialism.

The way to implement this is to make Sanskrit a compulsory subject in all schools first so that a generation of Sanskrit-literate students emerges. At the same time the Government needs to carry out a mass translation of scientific, engineering and medical texts into Sanskrit. Spain translates 100,000 books every year into Spanish. How many do we translate?

Lord Curzon had decided to make Sanskrit the all-India medium of instruction but was stopped by a group of self-hating Indians.

All the countries of the world use their own languages as media of instruction. What good does English do for us? It gets us menial jobs like call centres, only to face racist abuse from the English people.

In China Chinese is the medium of instruction. Yet the GDP per capita is $5000 - in India it's just $3000. See what English does for us. The first thing that the Chinese government did in Hong Kong was to remove English as the medium of teaching and replace it with Chinese. Has Hong Kong collapsed as a result?

Sanskrit is the only true national language of India - it is the voice of the Indian soul. The language in which the vast treasure of our literature is written. The language which has inspired achievement across the length and breadth of India.

Read this article about what Angreziyat is doing to our education system:
http://www.sulekha.com/expressions/colum...cid=305813