North India Statesman
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Medinipur, December 15: The ten-day Sanskrit conversation camp organized in collaboration with Sanskritbharti-Dakshinbang at Vidyasagar College, Chandrakona in West Medinipur district, ended on Monday. This camp was organized from November 5 to November 15, 2025 on the initiative of the Sanskrit Department of the college.
The entire operation and patronage of the camp was done by Saurav Manjhi, teacher of Sanskrit department of the college. Two former college students, Saheli Boxi and Rahima Sarkar, played an important role as teachers in the camp. About forty college students participated in this camp.
Arunkumar Chakraborty, Contact Head of Sanskrit Bharati-Dakshinbang Province, was present as the chief guest at the closing ceremony. In his address, he said that for the preservation and promotion of Sanskrit language, it is necessary to not limit it to the scriptures only and make it the language of daily use.
During the camp, students learned to use small Sanskrit sentences. The students experienced special enthusiasm and joy by communicating in Sanskrit. The guests described such conversation camps as extremely important in the direction of language preservation.
The teachers and guests present at the closing ceremony stressed the need to organize such programs in future also for the promotion of Sanskrit language.
