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Uttarakhand Govt Plans Sanskrit Commission to Promote Language Preservation, Research and Modern Use 

Uttarakhand government invites suggestions from Sanskrit scholars and institutions for the proposed commission aimed at preserving ancient manuscripts, strengthening Sanskrit education, and expanding its role in technology and modern applications.
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Dehradun: The Uttarakhand government is preparing to establish the Uttarakhand Sanskrit Commission to protect, promote, and encourage the modern use of the Sanskrit language in the state.

The proposed commission aims to create a comprehensive framework for the preservation of Sanskrit, strengthening Sanskrit education, promoting research, and exploring the role of the ancient language in modern fields such as technology, administration, and artificial intelligence.

To make the formation of the commission more effective, the state government has invited suggestions from Sanskrit scholars, teachers, researchers, universities, Gurukuls, Sanskrit institutions, and Sanskrit enthusiasts across the country. Interested individuals and organisations can submit their suggestions through email by August 10, 2026.

Uttarakhand Moves Ahead with Formation of Sanskrit Commission

The process for establishing the Sanskrit Commission gained momentum after a high-level meeting held at the Uttarakhand Secretariat on July 15, 2026.

Sanskrit Education Secretary Deepak Kumar said that Uttarakhand had taken an important step in 2010 by granting Sanskrit the status of the second official language of the state.

The move made Uttarakhand one of the first states in India to provide constitutional recognition to Sanskrit as a state language, reflecting its cultural and historical importance.

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CM Pushkar Singh Dhami Highlights Importance of Sanskrit

Uttarakhand Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami had emphasised the need for a high-level Sanskrit Commission during the International Sanskrit Conference held in Haridwar in December 2025.

The Chief Minister stated that Sanskrit holds a special place in the identity of Devbhoomi Uttarakhand, which is known for its rich cultural and spiritual heritage.

According to Dhami, Sanskrit is not only a language but also a foundation of India’s knowledge traditions and cultural legacy. The state government is working to connect Sanskrit with more people and give it a modern identity according to changing times.

Key Focus Areas of Proposed Sanskrit Commission

The proposed Uttarakhand Sanskrit Commission will work on several important areas related to Sanskrit development and promotion.

The major focus areas include:

  • Promotion and strengthening of Sanskrit education
  • Research and development in Sanskrit studies
  • Preservation and digitisation of ancient manuscripts
  • Promotion of Indian knowledge traditions
  • Development of Vedic and classical studies
  • Sanskrit-based skill development and employment opportunities
  • Use of Sanskrit in administration and technology sectors
  • Exploring the role of Sanskrit in artificial intelligence (AI) and digital platforms

The commission will also prepare long-term policies and action plans for the wider promotion and implementation of Sanskrit across the state.

Suggestions Invited from Sanskrit Experts and Institutions

The Uttarakhand government has invited suggestions from experts and organisations to ensure that the proposed commission has a broad and effective structure.

Suggestions are being sought from:

  • Sanskrit scholars
  • Teachers and researchers
  • Universities and educational institutions
  • Gurukuls and Sanskrit organisations
  • Sanskrit language enthusiasts

The government aims to include expert opinions while designing the commission’s objectives, responsibilities, and future roadmap.

Sanskrit’s Role in Uttarakhand’s Cultural Identity

The state government believes that promoting Sanskrit will help preserve Uttarakhand’s ancient traditions while creating new opportunities through modern applications.

Through the proposed commission, Uttarakhand aims to combine traditional Sanskrit knowledge with contemporary fields such as digital technology, education, and innovation, ensuring that the language continues to remain relevant in the modern era.

Read also: Uttarakhand CM Pushkar Singh Dhami Launches Shine AV Learning’s Inclusive Education Mission-2030 


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