Varanasi: Kanduk prakshepakh kandukam prakshipati, tada falak tadkatwen tivra gatya praharti, tada kandukam akash margen seema rekhat bahirgamatam. Shaddhavana kah labdhah (The bowler threw the ball, the batsman hit it, the ball went through the sky and went out of the boundary. Six runs were scored), the cricket commentary in Sanskrit could be heard at the ground of Jai Narayan Inter College, Ramapura on Friday. And the occasion was the annual Dand-Kanduk Kridayam (cricket) match organised by the Shri Shastrarth Mahavidyalaya to mark its 80th foundation day. Vedic students clad in dhoti-kurta and sporting a tripund on their foreheads were playing cricket and the commentators too were wearing the traditional attire of dhoti-kurta. The players entered the ground reciting Manglacharan and Veda mantras. City South MLA Neelkanth Tiwari inaugurated the match by playing some balls with the batukas. Earlier, the players were introduced to him in Sanskrit. Addressing the gathering on the occasion, the MLA said that such events should be organized to encourage the Sanskrit language and its students.The organiser of the event and the principal of the college, Pawan Kumar Shukla said that due to its unique nature, Prime Minister Narendra Modi had praised the event in his Mann Ki Baat programme. All the rules of the match were similar to that of any international cricket match. Former players Dheeraj Mishra and Sanjeev Tiwari were in the role of umpire and Ashok Pandey was referee.Four teams which participated in this one-day match were- Shri Shastrarth Mahavidyalaya, International Chandramouli Charitable Sanskrit Institute, Challa Shastri Ved-Vedang Sanskrit Vidyalaya and Maharishi Mahesh Yogi Institute.All the spectators present on the field were thrilled to see the cricketers wearing dhoti-kurta with tilak. The commentary in Sanskrit was done by the scholars of grammar Sheshnarayan Mishra and Vikas Dixit.Earlier, the former principal of the college, Ganesh Dutt Shastri and manager Vinod Rao Pathak welcomed the MLA by offering ang-vastram.

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The CBSE board exams 2024 began for both Classes 10 and 12 on February 15 and the Class 10 Sanskrit paper was held on February 19. The 80-mark paper was held from 10:30 am to 1:30 pm.

Students and teachers have shared their perspectives on the paper's difficulty and content and noted that the paper was mostly easy and scoring.

The question paper, reported to be well-balanced yet challenging, drew positive reactions from students who felt confident about their performance, says Manas Kumar Samanta, TGT Sanskrit, Manav Rachna International School, Faridabad.

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The paper emphasised intellectual ability and in-depth understanding, especially in the multiple-choice section. Students who had thoroughly prepared found the questions manageable, while those who lacked preparation acknowledged the challenge, he says.

Some questions were a little tricky, such as the second section that included letters, unseen passages and narrative sequencing questions, but the rest of the paper was reasonably easy to attempt.

"The paper was moderate, balanced and average. The questions were mainly based on the CBSE guidelines. The questions were average. The paper pattern was similar to the official CBSE sample paper for this session. MCQs were mostly easy," says Shipra Das, TGT Sanskrit, Silverline Prestige School, Ghaziabad.

Students were able to finish their paper well on time and were satisfied with their performance, hoping to score well.

Many students expressed confidence in scoring higher marks, potentially even 100%. Notably, the paper reportedly ensured a high chance of passing for all students, Manas Kumar Samanta says.

The paper's overall difficulty was moderate, and it was well-balanced, with questions mainly based on the CBSE guidelines.

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New Delhi: Renowned Sanskrit scholar Jagadguru Ramabhadracharya and acclaimed Urdu literary figure Gulzar will be conferred with the 58th Jnanpith Award.

The selection committee for the Jnanpith Awards announced the recipients for the year 2023 on Saturday.

In a statement, the Committee said, "The decision has been made to award the 58th Jnanpith Award to eminent authors in two languages, Jagadguru Ramabhadracharya (Sanskrit literature) and Shri Gulzar (Urdu literature).

The selection committee meeting was chaired by renowned storyteller and Jnanpith laureate Pratibha Ray.

Madhav Kaushik, Damodar Mouzo, Prof. Suranjan Das, Prof. Purushottam Bilimale, Prafulla Shiledar, Prof. Harish Trivedi, Prabha Varma, Dr Janaki Prasad Sharma, A. Krishna Rao, and Jnanpith Director Madhusudan Anand were among other members of the selection committee.

Ramabhadracharya, a resident of Chitrakoot in Uttar Pradesh, is a renowned scholar, educator, polyglot, author, lecturer, philosopher, and Hindu spiritual leader.

He is the founder and chairman of Tulsi Peeth, a religious and social service institution established in the name of Saint Tulsidas in Chitrakoot.

He is proficient in multiple languages and speaks 22 languages. He is a poet and author in Sanskrit, Hindi, Awadhi, Maithili, and several other languages, having written over 240 books and texts.

His four epics are written in both Sanskrit and Hindi languages. He was previously honoured with the Padma Vibhushan in 2015.

Gulzar, whose real name is Sampooran Singh Kalra (born in 1934), is a renowned lyricist, working mainly in Hindi films, and poet.

Additionally, he is a poet, screenplay writer, film director, playwright, and renowned poet primarily in Hindi, Urdu, and Punjabi.

He was previously honoured with the Sahitya Akademi Award in 2002 and the Padma Bhushan in 2004.

Alongside his extensive film career, Gulzar continues to explore new horizons in the field of literature. He has pioneered a new form of poetry called 'Triveni', which is a non-metrical verse composed of three lines.

It is noteworthy that the Sanskrit language is being honoured with this award for the second time and Urdu for the fifth time.

The winners of the country's highest literary honour, the Jnanpith Award, will receive a cash prize of Rs 11 lakh, a statue of Goddess Saraswati, and a citation.

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12 Universities of Delhi accepting CUET PG scores in 2024 Feb 15, 2024 | Sanjay Sharma The Central Sanskrit University

Established in 1970, The Central Sanskrit University offers a range of postgraduate courses in Sanskrit studies, including literature, philosophy, and linguistics.

Founded in 1965, IIMC is renowned for its postgraduate programs in journalism, advertising, and public relations, preparing students for dynamic careers in media and communication.

Established in 1969, JNU is acclaimed for its diverse array of postgraduate courses across disciplines such as social sciences, humanities, languages, and sciences.

Founded in 1962, this university specializes in postgraduate studies in Sanskrit literature, language, and culture, fostering scholarly research and academic excellence.

DPSRU, established in 1964, focuses on advanced postgraduate studies in pharmaceutical sciences, providing specialized training and research opportunities in the field.

Established in 1922, DU offers numerous postgraduate programs in various fields, including arts, sciences, commerce, law, and management, catering to a wide range of academic interests.

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Founded in 2022, Delhi Teachers University offers postgraduate courses in education and teacher training, equipping aspiring educators with the skills and knowledge required for modern classrooms.

DTU, formerly known as Delhi College of Engineering, has been a pioneer in offering postgraduate programs in engineering, technology, and management since its establishment in 1941.

Established in 2007, this university offers a range of postgraduate courses in social sciences, humanities, and management, with a focus on promoting social inclusivity and equity.

Founded in 1998, GGSIPU provides postgraduate programs in diverse fields such as engineering, law, management, and computer applications, emphasizing innovation and entrepreneurship.

NSUT, formerly known as Netaji Subhas Institute of Technology (NSIT), is known for its postgraduate courses in engineering, technology, and management, nurturing future leaders in the industry.

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IGDTUW, established in 2012, focuses on postgraduate education for women in technical fields, offering programs in engineering, technology, and applied sciences.

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Prayas Theatre, New Zealand's largest South Asian theatre group, recently staged 'Micchakaika', a Sanskrit play by draka, at The Auckland Performing Arts Centre.

Set in the monarchic era of Ujjayin in the 5th century CE, this production became my fortunate endeavour. While reading the script by playwright Shekinah Jacob, visuals of the 1984 Bollywood movie Utsav flooded back. This film, directed by Girish Karnad, produced by Shashi Kapoor and starring Rekha, beautifully depicted the richness of ancient Indian literature.

Boasting a global performance history since the 19th century, 'Micchakaika' has translations dating back to 1826 by Horace Hayman Wilson as 'The Toy Cart' and A.F Stenzler's German translation in 1847.

It found its way into Bengali and Marathi, and in 1850, 'Le Chariot d'enfant' premiered in Paris. Renowned artists, including Raja Ravi Varma, featured the central character, Vasantsena, in their art.

The story follows the journey of Vasantsena, a captivating courtesan or nagarvadhu, and Charudatta, a destitute young nobleman. Despite their mutual passion, their lives and love encounter threats from the persistent advances of a vulgar courtier, Samsthanaka.

Amid intricate relationships, love, loyalty, politics and humour, their story unfolds against the backdrop of a revolution seeking to overthrow an unjust, tyrannical King Plaka.

This age-old story, like Shakespeare's but written over two millennia ago, remains relevant in the cultural milieu of 2023 New Zealand, reflecting on universal human experiences, making it a timeless tale, even for those unfamiliar with Indian culture.

Imagine a world where sexuality is openly embraced and celebrated. Perhaps, in a world where courtesans or devadasis mirrored the 'myth' of Apsaras as beautiful and erotic manifestations of pleasure.

This was ancient India, circa 500 BC. Women, affluent, educated and masters of the arts, stood as custodians of temples and traditions, their lives entwined with the divine, shielded from the shadow of widowhood making them akhanda saubhagyavati. One such example was Amrapali, the royal nagarvadhu of Vaishali.

However, history turned its pages to the medieval era, marking the eclipse of this revered tradition. The onslaught by Islamic invaders laid waste to temples sanctuaries of these devadasis, marking the beginning of their decline. The British colonial period further exacerbated their plight, conflating them with prostitution, leading to their marginalisation and ostracisation.

Similarly, until the Vedic era, gender-based discrimination was nonexistent. Archaeological excavations present evidence of Goddess worship dating back to the Vedic era. Yet again, a melancholic shift ensued toward the medieval period, marred by foreign invasions.

Choosing this subject was not an inclination to dwell in the past but an expression of increasing recognition of the significance of intercultural exchange and dialogue. The prospect of ancient literature gaining relevance stimulates collective learning, growth and connection.

Its not just Indian culture that offers us such treasures. Mori culture has a rich and diverse collection of equally valuable stories.

Stories that have the power to inspire us, teach us and help us understand the world in new and profound ways, stories that should be discussed, danced to, sung and passed on through generations as precious and incredible sources of knowledge and inspiration.

The author is a Mumbai-based producer and actor, and producer of The Clay Cart- Mricchakatika

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CBSE Board Exam 2024: The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) is set to hold the Class 12 Hindi Core, Hindi Elective, and Class 10 Sanskrit examinations today, February 19. According to the schedule, the exam will start at 10:30 am and conclude at 1:30 pm. Candidates must bring the board exam admit cards along with their identity cards. Here, candidates can check the CBSE board exam day guidelines.

Students will get 3 hours to attempt the question paper and 15 minutes prior to the exam, the question papers will be distributed to the students. Candidates must reach the exam centre at least half an hour before the commencement of the exam.

This year, over 39 lakh students registered to appear for CBSE Class 10, 12 exams. The class 10 12 exam started on February 15. The Class 10th exam will conclude on March 13 and the Class 12th exam will end on April 2.

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- Be at the exam center by 10 am, as exams start sharp at 10:30 am.

- Question papers will be handed out at 10:15 am.

- Bring along a valid ID proof like Aadhar ID, Voter Card, PAN, or other essential documents.

- Candidates must bring their CBSE admit card for entry, candidates who fail to bring the admit card will not be allowed to enter the exam hall.

- Bring your pencil box, pens, pencils, and any other required items.

-Bring your water bottle.

- Leave electronic gadgets like smartphones, smartwatches, and Bluetooth devices at home.

- Avoid bringing metal items or jewelry to the exam center.

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Filecoin and Starket are two coins in the crypto news headlines today, FIL for its stellar performance over the past few days and Starknet for its trading debut after a much anticipated airdrop distribution. Another project creating huge waves in the cryptocurrency industry is Bitcoin Dogs.

With its presale surpassing the $3 million milestone, this project is quickly cementing analyst projections that its one of the best crypto to buy today. Here's more.

Among the top gainers in the past 24 hours, Filecoin reached prices near $8 to see it trade at levels last seen in early January. With the price up more than 10% in 24 hours and 40% this past week, FIL is one of the altcoins seeking a significant bounce ahead of the potential market run in the second half of the year.

With its recent integration with Solana to bolster access to the SOL blockchain networks block history, Filecoin has gained fresh traction for its decentralized cloud storage protocol. Notably, Filecoin has also integrated with Pyth Networks Data Feeds, a development that makes the decentralized data storage marketplace more appealing to users.

The surge in interest around AI tokens is also a key reason for FIL price soaring in the past few days. An overall spike in activity in the space could spark more demand for the protocol. In coming months, FIL bulls could tap into the overall market outlook to target a breakout above $10. However, the all-time high of $236 remains a long way off.

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While the overall crypto market sees a lull amid Bitcoins continued hovering in the $52k region, Bitcoin Dogs, a project tapping into the Bitcoin ecosystem, is taking the market by storm.

The play-to-earn gaming and NFT project is the first ICO on Bitcoin and interest in what it offers has seen unprecedented interest in the native $0DOG. Launched on February 14, the Bitcoin Dogs ICO broke the first milestone of $1 million in less than 24 hours. Less than a week into the presale, early adopters eyeing the future of BRC-20 tokens have allocated more than $3 million.

From $0.015, the price of $0DOG has increased to $0.0198, giving stage 1 participants an early glimpse of what potentially awaits when the ICO ends on March 15 and the tokens list on exchanges. If you are looking to join the Bitcoin Dogs presale, a good place to start your due diligence is the whitepaper. Joining the growing $0DOG community on social media could also be a great way to keep tabs on the project.

However, as the presale lasts for only 30 days and presale prices increase every 72 hours, these early stages might offer the best opportunity to get positioned.

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In a recentX post, Bloomberg's senior ETF analyst Eric Balchunas stated that since the launch of Bitcoin ETFs, Vanguard, one of the world's largest investment companies,has absorbed approximately $30 billion in inflows. This represents a six times greater result than what Bitcoin ETFs have achieved. This inflow highlights Vanguard's leadership in TradFi, despite the crypto industry's explosive growth and the substantial attention received by Bitcoin ETFs. Vanguard is known for its conservative position in regards to investment set forth by its late founder, Jack Bogle; the company gives preference to investing in assets that generate tangible returns, such as dividends and interest payments, while remaining cautious toward the speculative nature of the cryptocurrency market. This approach led to the emergence of the #BoycottVanguard movement on social media platforms. Still, Vanguard has not changed its stance, continuing to pull even futures-backed Bitcoin funds from its platform.

According to data provided by Whale Alert,yesterday, Feb. 19, the leading U.S. crypto exchange Coinbase saw a withdrawal of a substantial amount of Bitcoin, 18,484.69 BTC, worth approximately $962.15 million. The withdrawal was made in two transfers: the first one carried 9,322 BTC (valued at $485.248 million) to the address "1AyhP," while the second one moved 9,162 BTC (worth $476.9 million) to the address "19hJg." Interestingly, both addresses were created just recently and have no prior transaction history. This considerable withdrawal did not seem to affect Bitcoin's price, as at the time of the transfers, it continued its incremental growth, being valued at $52,400. However, at the moment of writing, Bitcoin is trading a little down over the past 24 hours (by 0.11%), with its valuation standing at $52,035.

In a recent development, Binance has made another review of its product offerings and announced its decision to cease support of some of them. Starting Feb. 28, 2024, at 6:00 p.m. (UTC), the crypto exchange will suspend trading and subscription services for Binance Leveraged Tokens (BLVT), with a subsequent end to redemption services and the eventual delisting of these products. The leveraged tokens that will be delisted are two BNB pairs, two ETH pairs and two Bitcoin pairs: BNBUP/USDT, BNBDOWN/USDT, ETHUP/USDT, ETHDOWN/USDT, BTCUP/USDT and BTCDOWN/USDT. Binance has established the following schedule of service cessation: trading and subscription services for all affected leveraged tokens will be suspended on Feb. 28, 2024, at 6:00 p.m. (UTC). After this date, all existing trading orders for these tokens will be automatically canceled. For a more detailed understanding, Binance has provided additional informationon its blog.

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