In Briefs

Spoken Sanskrit

March 18, 2026

With an objective of reaching out Sanskrit language to the common man, the city’s JSS Mahavidyapeetha has organised a 10-day spoken Sanskrit camp for children studying in classes fifth standard and above and for elders (housewives), at Kyathanahalli Sahukar Sidddalingaiah (KSS) Sanskrit Pathashala on Vanivilas Road in city from Apr. 1 to 10. For details, contact Srikrishna Ganapathy  Bhat (94497-82125) or S.L. Komala (97394-69910) or K.B. Mallikarjun (98444-65357).

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