Lucknow Press
World’s Oldest Language: Sanskrit is the oldest language in the world. It is also called the language of the gods. Vedas are also written in this language. This thousands of years old language is generally used today only for reciting mantras in worship. But do you know, even today there are 5 villages in India where Sanskrit is used as a common spoken language. Yes, some villages of the country have preserved the liveliness of this ancient language even today – let’s know about such amazing villages-
Mattur village located in Shimoga district of Karnataka is considered the epitome of Sanskrit villages. Almost all the residents here speak in Sanskrit. Many efforts have been made to preserve Sanskrit education and culture in this village.
Hosa Halli, located near Mattur, is also famous for Sanskrit. There is an exchange of Sanskrit language and culture between the two villages. This village also plays an important role in the promotion of Sanskrit.
Jhiri village located in Rajgarh district of Madhya Pradesh is dedicated to Sanskrit. Sanskrit verses are written on the walls of the houses here. The people of the village converse in Sanskrit and promote Sanskrit education.
Sasana village located in Bhadrak district of Odisha is mainly inhabited by Brahmin families. People here speak Sanskrit language with great reverence. Special attention is given to Sanskrit education in the village.
Ganoda village located in Banswara district of Rajasthan is known for Sanskrit. Many efforts have been made to preserve Sanskrit education and culture in this village. People here converse in Sanskrit and study Sanskrit literature.
