6 photosSanskrit camp, Udaipur — the opening
An eight-day residential camp in spoken Sanskrit opens at Sanskar Tirth, Shashwat Dham — the proceedings conducted in Sanskrit throughout.
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Four camps in spoken and classical Sanskrit, so that students may read the Jain Agamas in the language they were written in.
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6 photosAn eight-day residential camp in spoken Sanskrit opens at Sanskar Tirth, Shashwat Dham — the proceedings conducted in Sanskrit throughout.
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7 photosSpoken Sanskrit in the lecture hall, at the whiteboard, in conversation circles in the courtyard and at the gate.
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7 photosA six-day camp for the students of the Sarvarthasiddhi Kanya Mahavidyalaya — its opening, its classes and its study booklet.
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2 photosTwo Udaipur papers reported the opening of the camp — Navjyoti and Patrika.
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View albumFour days on the method and craft of the research paper, with eighty participants.
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11 photosFour days on the craft of the research paper end in an evening ceremony — addresses, and the participants’ own words.
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12 photosCertificates for the participants, and a shawl, a tilak and thanks for the scholars who taught them.
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9 photosEighty participants — the faces in the hall on the last evening.
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View albumEight days with ancient scripts and manuscripts — reading, conservation and editing.
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View albumEleven days on the classical grammar Prakrit Prakash, with eighty trainees from across India.
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12 photosThe National Prakrit Grammar Workshop opens — guests welcomed, the first addresses, and the first photograph of the eighty trainees.
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11 photosEleven days at the desks — four sessions a day on Prakrit Prakash, chapter by chapter.
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16 photosThe last day — the scholars honoured, the trainees speaking about their eleven days, and the closing photograph.
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16 photosEach of the eighty trainees came forward for a certificate, a stole and a memento of the workshop.
View albumThe scholars who taught Prakrit Prakash to the eighty trainees.
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