Overview
- Delhi CM Rekha Gupta described Sanskrit as a 'scientific language' and claimed it is the most computer-friendly language, referencing a 1985 paper by NASA researcher Rick Briggs.
- The 1985 study highlighted Sanskrit's potential for knowledge representation in artificial intelligence, citing ancient grammatical methods as precursors to modern AI techniques.
- Gupta announced plans to integrate Sanskrit more deeply into Delhi's education system, emphasizing its cultural and scientific significance.
- The Delhi government, in collaboration with the NGO Samskrita Bharati, concluded free Sanskrit classes at 1,008 locations, including schools, colleges, and temples, after a 10-day initiative.
- Union Home Minister Amit Shah and Delhi Minister Kapil Mishra attended the initiative's closing ceremony, underscoring its political and cultural importance.