A team of Israeli students arrives in Karnataka to learn Sanskrut

Chikkamagaluru (Karnataka) – A group of students from Israel has arrived in Chikkamagaluru to learn Sanskrut. Born in Israel, these students are studying Indian culture, traditions and ethics.

Study of the verses of Valmiki Ramayan

Accommodation for these students has been arranged at Shri Kodandaram Temple at Hiremagaluru, Chikkamagaluru. Rafi, an Israeli professor with a PhD in Sanskrut, has arrived with his 6 students. These students are studying arts in Israel. Currently, the team is learning some verses from Sundarkand of Valmiki Ramayan in Hiremagaluru.

A group of students from #Israel on visit to Karnataka to learn Sanskrit and Valmiki #Ramayana

They are making efforts to converse exclusively in Sanskrit!

It’s infuriating that while foreign students come to India to learn #Sanskrit, parties like the #Congress in India label… pic.twitter.com/Nmp1pAadxx

— Sanatan Prabhat (@SanatanPrabhat) October 1, 2024

Trying to converse in Sanskrut

These students are now able to converse in Sanskrut completely. Along with this, these students are impressed by the great traditions of India, said teacher Vaishnav.

Editorial Perspective

Foreign students come to India to learn Sanskrut, while in India, parties like Congress call Sanskrut a ‘dead language’ and try to eradicate it. This is outrageous !