is there any place in india where people communicate in SANSKRIT ?
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No, it's not a living language but is still used for liturgical purposes in Hinduism; something like Latin: not spoken but studied.
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Yes.. There is one Such schoo that provides your requirement. Its name is Sree Siddalingeswaraswamy Matha School. It gives Value and culture based education. It also imparts both Kannada and English Media. The Ashraam works in Mysore , Bangalore and Siddaganga.. distrcts. Thank yu for sharing your question. Namaste.
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People speak hundreds of languages in India and many have their own terms for "zero"\n\nIn Sanskrit/Hindi it is spoken at "SHOONYA"\n\nCheck http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/0_%28number%29 for more interesting information.
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It is a local language.It is not the l;anguage of most people of the states which say it is theirs because those people have other languages but are afraid of the Hindi bullies and so falsely state their language as Hindi in the Census.Many of them migrated to Fiji, nothern part of S.America,U.K., USA., etc. where they speak it. Hindi is misused by its native users to bully & cheat others to get jobs & privileges and deprive others. It is not a national language but with English was made an Offical Language. Now, its users do not want English and want others to learn Hindi and asked the U.N. to make it a U.N. language out of sheer ego & hate for others. Sanskrit is not the origin of Tamil. It is not easy to learn Hindi or Sanskrit both of which have cranky grammars. The Govt of India & of some states  made it compulsory for all so tht Hindi speakers an get jobs and othes can be jobless in their own states.It is a new language made from Urdu or Hindustaani & other derivaives of Sanskrit & local dialects of the north India. There are much older other languages such as Tamil which is not derived from Sanskrit .
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Indian Priests who recite Sanskrit Mantras in temples; \nSome Great Indian Swamis who study the Vedas in its orginal form (untranslated). \n\nNow there are alot foreigners who are interested studying the hidden secrets of Vedas, hence they are heading over to India to study the Sanskrit Language.
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http://acharya.iitm.ac.in/sanskrit/tutor.php
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Media and Communications : India : Selected Internet Resources (Portals to the World, Library ofCongress)  \nIncludes annual reports since 1991 in Hindi and English. ... in South Asia that presents complete news, reports, essays and other resources. ...www.loc.gov/rr/international/asian/india/resources/india-media.html \nWikipedia: Poetry  \nEliot, The Sacred Wood: Essays on Poetry and Criticism, London, 1920. ... Reference material and resources. Poets.org. Library of Congress Poetry Resources ...en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Poetry
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There are so many indian language software developers in this country.\n\nif u buy that software, u can directly type in hindi or for that matter any indian language in any windows based application like ms-word,pagemaker,ms-excel etc just to name a few.\n\nthe softwares are\n\nAKRUTI          FROM CYBERSCAPE MULTIMEDIA LIMITED\nSHRILIPI\nPRAKASHAK FROM SONATA\n\nAND MANY OTHERS.  \n\nU CAN SEARCH THE WEB FOR INDIAN LANGUAGE SOFTWARE OR AKRUTI/SHRILIPI ETC AND U CAN BUY ONE.\n\nTHERE MAY BE ALSO FREE DOWNLOADS.GOOGLE IT.\n\nTHERE ARE SOME COMPANIES LIKE CYBERSCAPE MULTIMEDIA (AKRUTI) HAVE DEVELOPED A PACKAGE WHICH WILL CONVERT YOUR ENGLISH PARAGRAPH INTO HINDI.  \n\nPLS CONTACT THEM.  THE PHONE NO. IS 26714446 IN BANGALORE.  THEY HAVE HEAD OFFICE IN MUMBAI ALSO.\n\nGIVE MY REFERENCE LAKSHMINARAYANA R\n\nTHANKS AND REGARDS
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there r 18 languages in India that r followed
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I live in South Carolina, USA.  I've know several people from India.  I don't know of anybody that has a problem with people from India.  \nThe only problem is when we call a help line that is out sourced to India.  Then we have a problem understanding the accent, but that's it.  :-)
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You can't..\nLearing Indian languages is not a piece of cake.
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go to google search , but dont search by saptarishi mandal..\n\nsaptarishi mandal is known as ursa major " for people who dont kno hindi"\n\nfrom next time keep it english
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It depends on their computer. If they don't have Windows XP or another recent computer system, they may not have Unicode installed, and you need Unicode to use Devanagari and all other non-English scripts. See if they have Mangal set up properly - try e-mailing them the script in a Word document and seeing if they can read it. If they can, the problem is in their browser (assuming you can e-mail Devanagari text to yourself.)\n\nBut why bother typing in Devanagari? Just type it in English letters - it's quicker to type, and you're more sure that you can read it.
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Well, I too had heard about this study around 3 years ago. It said that Ancient Greek and Sanskrit can be used more efficiently as programming languages for computer. For Sanskrit, the reason is that Sanskrit is a language where the position of a particular word in the sentence does not generally change the meaning of the sentence. Strange but true. Happy to know someone else also know it. Merry Christmas!\n\n--------------------------------------\n\nHi Belle, First of all, I should complement you for asking interesting questions. You should now start selecting the best answers amongst the people who have answered you. Merry Christmas!
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Yes, hindi works in north India. But, down south and in far-east, you'd need to use english.
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I do it for free for google.\n\nI translate English to Hindi, Punjabi and Sanskrit and back.
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Call Center Services India, Call Center Outsourcing Services, Outsourcing Call Centers, Call Centers Monitoring, ... \n... training institute in pune providing aspiring graduates FREE CALL ... training in Central India and specialise in processes requiring a neutral accent, ...\nhttp://www.callcentersindia.com/call_center_india.php?id=7