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List of
Promotion Languages Education
in India
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Promotion
and development of Hindi and other 17 languages
listed in the Schedule VIII of the Constitution
including Sanskrit and Urdu on the one hand and
English as well as the foreign languages on the
other hand have received due attention.
CENTRAL
HINDI DIRECTORATE (CHD)
The Central
Hindi Directorate was set up in March 1960. The
Department of Correspondence Courses of Central
Hindi Directorate is implementing the scheme of
Teaching Hindi as a second and foreign language to
non-Hindi speaking Indians and foreigners.
CENTRAL
INSTITUTE OF INDIAN LANGUAGES, MYSORE
The Central
Institute of Indian Languages, Mysore has the
following three schemes:-
Scheme
I. The 1st scheme is for the development of Indian
Languages through research, developing manpower,
production of materials in Modern Indian Languages
including tribal languages.
Scheme
II. The 2nd scheme is for the implementation of
Three Languages Formula.
Scheme
III. Provides financial assistance to individuals
and voluntary organisations for publication in
Indian Languages (other than Hindi, Urdu, Sindhi,
Sanskrit and English) inclusive of tribal languages.
DEVELOPMENT
OF SANSKRIT AND OTHER CLASSICAL LANGUAGES
Development
of Sanskrit education in pursuance of the National
Policy on Education (1986) and as per 8th
Schedule of the Constitution of India. The Schemes
are as follows:-
- Rashtriya
Sanskrit Sansthan
- Maharishi
Sandipani Rashtriya Veda Vidya Pratishthan
- Scheme for
Development of Sanskrit Educational through
State Governments
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Two
deemed Universities
For
more details visit http://www.sanskrit.nic.in
DEEMED
UNIVERSITIES (Sanskrit Studies)
The
two deemed universities are Shri Lal Bahadur Sahstri
Rashtriya Sanskrit Vidyapeetha, New Delhi and
Rashtriya Sanskrit Vidyapeetha, Tirupati.
MAHARISHI
SANDIPANI RASHTRIYA VEDA VIDYA PRARTISHTHAN, UJJAIN
Rashtriya
Veda Vidya Pratishthan was set up in August, 1997
for undertaking various activities including support
to traditional Vedic Institutions and Scholars,
providing scholarships/fellowships and for promotion
of Vedic studies and research.
MODERNISATION
OF MADARSA EDUCATION
Madarsa
Education is to encourage traditional institutions
like Madarsa and Maktabs to introduce Science,
Mathematics, Social Studies, Hindi and English in
their curriculum.
(FOR
DETAILS OF SCHEMES AND APPLICATION FORMS PLEASE SEE
THE PAGE ON SCHEMES)
Source
: http://www.education.nic.in
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