J&Ks largest wholesale grocery bazaar to use ancient Sanskrit language as medium of business communication

In a first of its kind, the largest wholesale market of JammuJ&Ks largest wholesale grocery bazaar to use ancient Sanskrit language as medium of business communication and Kashmir, which apart from fulfilling grocery needs of entire Jammu division also served to Kashmir and Ladakh, has decided to use ancient Sanskrit language as medium of communication for business and issue bills in the same language.

In a first step towards ‘Sanskritization’ of entire oldest market, Sanskritvipani (Sanskrit market) was inaugurated in collaboration with Central Sanskrit University Shri Ranbir Campus Kot-Bhalwal Jammu, Ware House- Traders Association and Chudamani Sanskrit Gurukul, Basholi .

To aware people about the new system, names of woods goods in the warehouse were arranged in Sanskrit and Hindi language, which further move to complete Sanskrit in coming days.

As per news agency—Kashmir News Observer (KNO), assisted by students of Central Sanskrit University Shri Ranbir Campus Kot-Bhalwal Jammu, the salesmen at shops using Sanskrit as a medium of communication with the customers and the bills were also made and issued in Sanskrit language.

Welcoming the initiative, BJP leader and former minister Sham Lal Sharma said that such events will boost the morale of Sanskrit scholars.

He said that late Dr. Uttam Chand Shastri Pathak and his family have made invaluable contribution in the promotion and development of Sanskrit language in India.

DIG Shakti Pathak said that he emphasized that the ancient language of India is Sanskrit, which is protecting our culture and it is necessary that Sanskrit should reach the masses so that the glorious culture of India can be spread further.

On this occasion, Prof. Madan Mohan Jha, Director, Central Sanskrit University, Sri Ranveer Campus, Jammu, said that this innovation has been done by the University for the Acceptance of Sanskrit among the masses.

Deepak Gupta, President  of Anaj Mandi Ware House-Nehru Market Jammu, said that this program is being organized under the birth centenary celebrations of late Dr. Uttamchand Shastri Pathak, scholar of Devvani Sanskrit with the joints efforts of  Ware House-Nehru Market Jammu, Chudamani Sanskrit Sansthan Basholi, Jammu Shrikailakh Jyotish and Vedic Institute Trust Jammu Kashmir, Central Sanskrit University, Sri Ranbir Campus Jammu Kashmir and Sher-e-Kashmir University of Agricultural Sciences and Technology (SKUAST)—(KNO)