Events

A Report on

“World Sanskrit Day”

Theme of the day "Sanskrit and Consciousness"

27th August, 2026

Organised by: Maharishi School of Science of Consciousness in collaboration with IQAC

VENUE: Meditation Hall, Maharishi School of Science of Consciousness, Noida

 Objective of the Event

The programme was organized to enhance students’ understanding of the relationship between Sanskrit, consciousness, ethics, and Indian knowledge traditions. The event aimed to highlight the relevance of ancient Sanskrit texts and philosophical insights in addressing contemporary issues related to consciousness, values, ethical living, and holistic development.

Resource Person / Guest Speaker

Dr. Subhash Chandra Gupta, Dean, Student Welfare, Sanskaram University, Jhajjar, delivered the keynote address. He elaborated on how ancient Sanskrit texts offer timeless insights and perspectives that remain relevant to contemporary discussions on consciousness, ethical values, human development, and responsible living.

Student Participation

Students actively and enthusiastically participated in various academic and co-curricular activities organized as part of the programme. The activities provided students with opportunities to explore Sanskrit, Indian knowledge traditions, the Bhagavad Gita, consciousness, and ethical values through interactive and creative modes.

Major Activities and Highlights

The programme included the following activities:

• Session on “Bhasha Mahatvam”, highlighting the significance and importance of Sanskrit as a language of knowledge and Indian intellectual traditions.
• Recitation and presentation of Gita Upadesh, providing students with an opportunity to engage with the teachings and philosophical insights of the Bhagavad Gita.
• Quiz Competition, designed to assess and enhance students’ knowledge of Sanskrit, Indian knowledge traditions, and consciousness.
• Interactive session on Sanskrit and Consciousness, focusing on the relationship between language, knowledge, consciousness, and human development.
• Poster Competition, which encouraged students to express their understanding of Sanskrit and consciousness through creative and visual representations.

Student Achievements

The Poster Competition witnessed enthusiastic participation from students. The following students secured the top three positions:

• First Position: Ms. Palak Goyal
• Second Position: Ms. Srishti
• Third Position: Ms. Shivangi Joshi

The winners were recognized and felicitated during the Prize Distribution Ceremony.

Interactive Session

The programme concluded with an interactive question-and-answer session. Students actively engaged with the guest speaker and sought clarification on various aspects of Sanskrit, Indian knowledge traditions, consciousness, ethics, and their contemporary relevance. The interaction provided students with an opportunity to connect traditional knowledge with contemporary academic and societal contexts.

Prize Distribution Ceremony

A Prize Distribution Ceremony was organized to recognize and appreciate the achievements of students participating in the Poster Competition. The recognition encouraged students to actively participate in academic, creative, and knowledge-based activities.

Vote of Thanks

The programme concluded with a formal Vote of Thanks proposed by Dr. Mudita Agrawal, Dean, Maharishi School of Science of Consciousness (MSoSOC). She expressed sincere gratitude to the keynote speaker for sharing valuable insights and acknowledged the active participation and efforts of the students, faculty members, and all those involved in organizing the programme.