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Sanskrit language is both a guardian of ancient wisdom, and the profound healing traditions of Ayurveda. Do you know the enduring significance of Sanskrit, its impact on technology, and its contributions to English language?

Do you know which words in English have been taken from Sanskrit? More on  World Sanskrit Day

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Sanskrit Diwas (12 August)

Sanskrit Diwas, as the name itself suggests, is a celebratory event observed with a purpose to accentuate the importance and revival of Sanskrit, a very ancient Indian language, that is also considered a conversational language for gods and goddesses.

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The chaha burns your tongue but you don't mind. You enjoy the scalding feel, even. It reminds you of the times when you were sick and your Ajji or Aai or Maushi would make lavang dalchini chaha to soothe your throat.

The primary storm season in India began three weeks ago. It's the Kartika mahina, and you stare out the window as the rain pounds against the glass, a cup of chaha and a plate of pakode on the table. You live in the continental part of Maharashtra, but the rains are always heavy during storm season. You can't say you don't enjoy it.

The local library has shelves upon shelves of pustaka in Marathi, Hindi, Urdu, Sanskrit and even the occasional English. You spend most of the storm season there, listening to the muffled rimjhim of paus as you read Ved Vyasa, Aryabhatta, Mirza Ghalib, Allama Iqbal, Kusumagraj and Pu La Deshpande.

Navratri had finished more than a week ago, but the aftermath is just as fun. Diwali is around the corner, and you can't decide whether you want to celebrate Seeta Ram returning to Ayodhya or the defeat of Narakasura by Satyabhama. The preparations begin right as Navratri finishes, and people start deep cleaning houses. You're roped into it by your Aai, and your muscles ache when you fall onto the charpai at night, but you feel accomplished.

You and your Tai sit down to paint the diwa, with natural paints that are bright and bold— laal, gulabi, keshari, hirwa, neela. It's an ongoing competition from many years ago, and both of you push and pull at each other, laughter spilling from your lips as you drag the ranga covered paintbrushes over each other's skin.

At the end, both of you watch with smiles as two diwe, one yours and one your Tai's, are placed on each side of the door.

Lights are strung up everywhere, and the overwhelming smell of mithai and chakli and udbatti float around the house. The kitchen is filled with smoke as your Ajji, Aai and Maushi toil away at making all of those things. You take a deep breath before you leave the house, wanting to take the smell with you everywhere.

Diwali is just in a few days, and you can't wait.

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Shakti Diwas.

May 11 is National Technology Day, celebrated to mark the day on which India successfully test-fired its first nuclear bombs in 1998. Between May 11 and May 13, 1998, five devices were tested during the nuclear tests in Rajasthan’s Pokhran.

India is currently among eight countries in the world that have a publicly known nuclear weapons programme.

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Sanskrit Diwas Celebrating the Richness of an Ancient Language

Sanskrit Diwas, a festival that reveres the elegance and historical significance of the Sanskrit language, holds a special place in the hearts of language enthusiasts, scholars, and cultural aficionados. This annual celebration not only showcases the linguistic brilliance of ancient India but also underscores the need to preserve and promote a language that continues to influence modern languages, science, philosophy, and arts. In this comprehensive article, we delve into the various facets of Sanskrit Diwas, its origins, rituals, impact, and the broader implications for linguistic and cultural heritage.

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Homage to Smt. Nandini Satpathy Bureau,Odishabarta Bhubaneshwar: 9 June celebrates the Daughters of India. In year 2007 as a mark of respect for legendary Smt. Nandini Satpathy, her birth anniversary was marked as National Daughters Day of India. (Nandini Diwas) Nandini and Diwas are to Sanskrit words which mean Daughter and Day respectively. This was inaugurated by the then Governor of Orissa…

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Vatsyayana Mahotsav 1 February to 28 February every year in the hills of Corbett

When is Vatsyayana Mahotsav celebrated?

Where is Vatsyayana Mahotsav (Mahotsava) or Vatsyayana Diwas held?

Vatsyayana Diwas/Mahotsava is held at Fantastic Hillside Vatsyayana Resort, With Glorious Himalayan Views, Tucked Away In Village Dudhodi Tehsil Sult, Manila Range, Uttarakhand.

Borne out of a passion for love, and of an abiding dedication to preserving the sanctity of man-woman relationships.

The discourse by the great scholar Vatsyayana holds a special place in the echelons of literature.

Through this unique festival, we celebrate Vatsyayana and his edicts of love in the month of February, with an amalgamation of activities and events centered on the pious bond between two partners.

Vatsyayana — A Himalayan Boutique Resort invites you to participate and share our vision of providing couples with a conducive environment to explore facets of their relationship hitherto unbeknown, and to delve deeper into myriad links that tie them together as one.

We celebrate this union through amazing cuisine focusing on ingredients that positively induce sensuality such as aphrodisiacs, and through simplistic endeavors that enhance the mutual trust that may have been eroded with the travails of time in the hectic city lives.

So, can we entice you enough to join us on this wonderful journey through the Kama?

THE INAUGURAL VATSYAYANA MAHOTSAV, 1–28 FEB

With the blessings of Kameshwar Mahadev, we welcome you to the Shivalik foothills of Kumaun to the quaint village of Dudhodi near the provincial town of Sult.

Perched on the edge of the Jorasi Range in Manila, Uttarakhand, this Mahotsav will celebrate the origin of the Kama from the ink of the great philosopher Vatsyayana.

Some of the unique facets are nuanced as under:

Explore the various tenets outlined in his treatise, and their application in the 21st Century

Understand the impact of nature and the environment on the perception of sensual bliss

Delve into the influence of ingredients on our anatomy, our hormones, and our thoughts

Read thoughts, aspirations, and life’s experiences of academically elevated individuals

Last, but not least, H A V E F U N !!!

Welcome To The Fantastic Hillside Vatsyayana Resort, With Glorious Himalayan Views, Tucked Away In Village Dudhodi Of Manila Range, Uttarakhand.

HOW DO WE CREATE NOVEL BONDS AT VATSYAYANA?

Rang Ullas: Rang is the spiritual power of healing the mind through the vibrancy of colors, woven through the fabric of life and love, & Ullas is the spontaneous expression of pure joy, of unbridled passion that manifests pure emotions without reason.

Rang Ullaas is this natural desire, intertwined through this beautiful amalgamation of color and expression.

The playfulness of intimacy and the innocence of relationships make this play with colors flirtatious, fun & frolic.

Role Play: Ever thought of enacting a character, and creating an indelible experience while enjoying a fascinating stay amidst the Himalayan countryside?

Well, at Vatsyayana, you can fashion any make-believe scenario with our subtle assistance to surprise your own companion for that oh so special moment!

Overcome your deepest inhibitions, let your feelings flow unabated, and since the bond strength between yourselves as you explore the depths of your own imagination.

WHAT ARE THE VATSYAYANA NAVARASA?

Rasa has several meanings in the Sanskrit language including ‘mood’, ‘emotion’, ‘expression’, or ‘sentiment’. At Vatsyayana, we have attempted to customize the surrounding features and elements of feelings to help you emotionally connect with your partner with the nine Rasas that cover all of the human emotions, otherwise known as the Navarasa.

We detail the Vatsyayana Navarasa as under:

Veera: Hiking in the Hills with our Huskies — explore the countryside, our fruit orchard, and the local village with our Huskies as your guide dogs

Raudra: Excursion to Cupid’s Point– take a walk up the hillside for a tea and tête-à-tête with your partner at a unique heart point in a forest enclosure

Vibhatsya: Spine-chilling Hike to Haunted House — experience the excitement and the tingling sensation as you take in the stories and the legend of a unique abandoned hill house

Adbhuta: Stargazing at the Skytop — a magical sight to behold is the Akash Ganga, or the Milky Way, as you jot the paths taken by constellations from our rooftop touching the skies

Sringara: Swinging to fragrant Hindola Garden — spend precious moments on a Jhula with your beloved as the valley of flowers take you back to a time of unbridled romance

Karuna: Romantic Candlelit Dinner — the warm glow of candles light up the twinkling eyes as they speak a thousand unsaid words as you savor cuisine created with love

Bhayanaka: Brave the Raas-Tila — encourage, but with care, as you hold hands and trust each other to conquer this unique trail of passionate rocks overlooking the mighty Himalayas

Hasya: Ananda — Private Theatre Lounge — let your vocal cords rip for a Karaoke, take in a live game of your choice or view a reel of your heart’s desire at our in-house personal theatre

Shanta: Kameshwar Mahadev Temple — spend time connecting with each other on a whole new level, through solace in the quietude of these glorious hills of Kumaun.

GUEST EXPERIENCE DELIVERABLES AS PER THEME

Guest Welcome with Gulaabjal Sprinklers — very traditional, good for the skin, leaves no stains

Gulaabjal with a Rose in a Glass Bowl for In-room Welcome — sweet fragrance, very light

Use Rose Extract, Petals, Flavour in ONE Dish per meal for Lunch & Dinner throughout the month as part of the main course:

Create Menu Options with Recipe for Guest Information

Curate Guest Cooking Session using Rose Ingredients

Signature Mocktail / Cocktail created using Rose Petals & Extract served as Sundowner

1 Bottle of Rose Wine for all bookings on 14th Feb

Late Night Service of Betel Leaf with Gulkand — small pieces folded with a Clove, served as an aphrodisiac, can be done by HK or by F&B immediately post Dinner

Giveaway Options with Vatsyayana tags:

Gulkand procured directly from Pushkar, packaged in jute pouches

Stationary made of Handmade Paper with Rose Petals — photo frames, pads, etc

Rose Seed Paper / Pencils

Book Collection for Guest Reading with Titles based on Love, Relationships, Teachings of the Kamasutra, etc.

What are synonyms or other names of Vatsyayana Mahotsav?

Alternate name: Vatsyayana Diwas, Valentine’s day, Valentines Week, Valentines Month.

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Subhash Chandra Bose Jayanti 2023: Salute To Our True Hero 

Every year on January 23rd, a national festival is held to commemorate the birth anniversary of the valiant liberation warrior Subhash Chandra Bose Jayanti. He was a powerful figure who led the Indian National Army in its battle with the British, which was a crucial part of India's war for freedom. People gather on this day to honor his enormous contribution and to commemorate his life and legacy. Subhash Chandra Bose Jayanti will be observed on January 23, 2023, this year. A wide range of events, cultural programs, exhibitions, and memorial ceremonies are all scheduled to mark this day. Here is everything you need to know about this national event if you want to take part in the celebration and learn more about Subhash Chandra Bose.

Subhash Chandra Bose Jayanti 2023: Salute To Our True Hero

History and significance of Subhash Chandra Bose Jayanti

The celebration of Subhash Chandra Bose's birthday as a national holiday began in 1945, marking the beginning of Subhash Chandra Bose Jayanti. This was done to honour his role in the freedom movement in India. Among his honour, Parakram Diwas aims to instil a sense of patriotism in Indians and inspire them to act boldly in the face of hardship, especially the younger generation. Because of his inspiring leadership, Bose was also given the name "Netaji" by his supporters (which in Sanskrit means "leader" or "chief"). In the fight for Indian independence and among the Indian Armed Forces, Netaji was a beloved figure.

Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose Birth 

Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose was born in Cuttack, Odisha, on January 23, 1897. People honour Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose Jayanti to honour his sacrifices and significant contributions to India's liberation movement. His willingness to fight until he died inspires young people of all generations to put in extra effort to achieve their goals and aid in the development of their country. Every Indian honour him and learns about his services to the nation on this day, Neta Ji Jayanti.

Biography of Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose

Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose attended Protestant European School in Cuttack, which is now Stewart High School, along with his siblings. He moved to England after Presidency College to attend Cambridge University in order to prepare for the Indian Civil Service. He was successful in the Indian Civil Service preliminary test, but he decided to join Mahatma Gandhi's Indian Freedom Movement instead of taking the main exam.

He quit the Indian National Congress subsequently and founded the Forward Bloc in 1939 after having an ideological conflict with Gandhi ji and his supporters. His relentless protests and steadfast beliefs led to his imprisonment in July 1940. He was freed from prison after a protracted hunger strike caused his health to deteriorate. As a result, he was put under house arrest at his Calcutta residence. From there, he fled and made his way to Berlin through Moscow in order to raise an army and recruit the help of the Axis Forces in an effort to overthrow the British Empire in India.

Celebrations of Subhash Chandra Bose Jayanti

You can participate in a variety of events and activities on this day that schools, universities, and other organizations have planned. Bose's sculptures and shrines may be seen all across the nation. The day will also feature a variety of public events, such as Air Force parades, the hoisting of the National Flag, seminars, and displays. You may learn more about his life and contributions thanks to all of this. The population of Indians living abroad also enthusiastically celebrates Netaji Bose Jayanti. Throughout the world, these events are planned in a variety of large cities.

Achievement of Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose

He traveled to Germany for a while and tried to enlist their help. Later, he founded Azad Hind Fauj, commonly known as the Indian National Army, and traveled to Japan to request support. He received assistance from Rash Bihari Bose, an Indian Revolutionary who had fled to Japan and was attempting to establish the Indian Independence League to mobilize Southeast Asian Indians to fight for their country.

Following Japan's seizure of Andaman, he went there and hoisted the Indian flag. While commanding the INA, which had 45 000 men, he attempted to attack India from the North East. The Britisher was originally vanquished by him, enabling INA to push all the way to Kohima. When he first landed in the Indian Territory, he stooped to kiss his country tenderly.

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Happy Valmiki Jayanti 2022: Wishes, Messages, Quotes, Images, Facebook & Whatsapp status - Times of India

Happy Valmiki Jayanti 2022: Wishes, Messages, Quotes, Images, Facebook & Whatsapp status – Times of India

Happy Valmiki Jayanti is celebrated to mark the birth anniversary of the sage Maharishi Valmiki. This day is also popularly known as Pargat Diwas. Valmiki Jayanti is celebrated every year on the full moon day during the Ashwin month. Maharishi Valmiki has great importance as he was the first poet of Sanskrit literature. He is also known to have authored the epic Ramayana which contains 24,000…

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Hindi Diwas: Few Hindi words that are now in Oxford Dictionary

Sep 14, 2022 13:21 IST New Delhi , September 14 (AF): People celebrate 'Hindi Diwas' on Wednesday as Prime Minister Narendra Modi greeted people on the occasion and highlighted how the language attracts so many people because of its simplicity, spontaneity, and simplicity. Well, we think so too. There are so many words that people who don't even speak the language have picked up and used on a regular basis. That's probably why there are many Hindi words that have been added to the Oxford Dictionary! Here's a list of a few of them. Jugaad In 2017, the word was added to Oxford Dictionary. The dictionary describes the word as "a flexible approach to problem-solving that uses limited resources in an innovative way". Well, isn't it our favourite word? Dadagiri This popularly used word was also added to the Oxford Dictionary in the same year. The Oxford dictionary translates the meaning of this word to " the act of using strength and power to frighten or hurt weaker people." Jungle One of the most commonly used words in Hindi and English is Jungle, which was one of the very few first words to be picked up from India by the Oxford dictionary. The word originated from Sanskrit and came to the English language via Hindi Chamcha Well, this one is everyone's favourite, it's a very regularly used Hindi word and has been described by the dictionary as "a person who tries too hard to please somebody, especially somebody who is important". Chakka Jam This one was also added to the dictionary in 2017. The dictionary describes the word as " a protest in which people block a road or cause a traffic jam." Didi Another word we commonly use as Hindi speakers! Oxford describes it as simple as it gets - "older female cousin". Achcha Oxford added this word among 90 other words it picked from various languages in India in 2017. The dictionary describes the word as "used to show that the speaker agrees with, accepts, understands, etc. something." Timepass To all those who thought it was an actual English word, you're wrong! There wasn't any such English word in the dictionary until 2017. The dictionary describes the word as "the action of spending time doing something, especially something that has no aim or is not very useful". Few other words that the English dictionary picked are - Bas, Jhuggi, Funda, Nivas, Gully, Natak, Sevak, Sevika, Chup, Surya Namaskar, Desh, Diya, Bada Din among many others (AF) Read the full article

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Happy hindi diwas! Facts to know about the Hindi language: 1) It is derived from the world's oldest and most beautiful language, Sanskrit. 2) It is one of the official languages of india and not the National language. 3) One of the most beautiful language and easy to learn language. 4) 600 million speakers worldwide. 5) Many dictionary words are derived from Sanskrit and Hindi. 6) Signifies the cultural heritage of India. 7) Holds importance in the unification of india. Disclaimer: ⭐ No offense to any languages. I am not into the controversial topic of Dravidian and Sanskrit language, so apologies if i hurt someone unintentionally. जय हिंद गर्व है भारतीय होने का #india #language #culture #traditional #ancient #pride #united #strength #strong #supporting #nooffense #neutrals #proudtobeindian #world #hindidiwas #sacred #derive #respect #ignite #positivity #postivevibes #claim https://www.instagram.com/p/Ciezb79JVFA/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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Why is Sanskrit Day celebrated, Know it all

Why is Sanskrit Day celebrated, Know it all

World Sanskrit Day is celebrated all across the country to promote the resurgence and preservation of this language. Sanskrit Diwas focuses on organising events around Sanskrit that aim to promote its revival. Sanskrit is one of the most ancient continuously used languages in the world. Image credit: Yogic Studies World Sanskrit Day or Sanskrit Diwas is celebrated annually on the occasion of…

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Ayushman Bharat Diwas

Ayushman Bharat Diwas is celebrated by the nation on April 30. The day aims to promote affordable medical facilities in remote areas of the country based on the Socio-Economic Caste Census database. It will also promote health and wellness and provide insurance benefits to the poor. The scheme is also titled National Health Protection Scheme and ModiCare. Some of the diseases covered by this scheme include Paediatric Cancer and many others.

The day also aimed to benefit 50 crore beneficiaries in India and it covers secondary and tertiary healthcare. The scheme aims to provide healthcare to more than 10 crore families in India. The 10 crore families consist of 8 crore families in rural areas and 2.33 crore families from urban areas. This day is of national importance to mark the launch of Ayushman Bharat Yojana which is also known as Pradhan Mantri Jan Arogya Yojana (PMJAY). It was launched by PM Narendra Modi in the year 2018 to provide various benefits with a cover of 5 lakh rupees per family to be given per year.

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