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\nthe language of the RigVeda being the oldest and most archaic stage
\npreserved, its oldest core dating back to as far back as 1500 BCE or
\nearlier. This qualifies RigVedic Sanskrit as one of the oldest
\nexamples of any Indo-Iranian language, and one of the earliest
\nattested members of the Indo-European languages, the family which
\nincludes Sanskrit with English and most European languages.<\/p>\n
\nIndia. Preceded only by Vedic Sanskrit, Prakrit, Pali and Sangam
\nTamil, Classical Sanskrit was the lingua franca of Indian elite for
\ncenturies.<\/p>\n
\nmedium of expression for the arts and philosophies but also the
\nadministrative language.<\/p>\n
\nthe Gujarati.<\/p>\n
\nand scholarly language used extensively in Jainism and Buddhism.<\/p>\n
\nreligious rituals in the form of hymns and mantras.<\/p>\n
\nis an official language of the state of Uttarakhand.<\/p>\n
\nas well as scientific, technical, philosophical and religious texts.<\/p>\n
\ntraditional institutions in India.<\/p>\n
\nIndians feel the need to explore their roots and what makes their
\ncivilisation great.<\/p>\n
\ndelinking of Sanskrit with a particular caste or religion.<\/p>\n
\nof Panini, around the 4th century BCE. Its position in the cultures of
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\nsignificantly influenced most modern languages of the Indian
\nsubcontinent, particularly in India, Pakistan, Sri Lanka and Nepal.<\/p>\n
\nmaintained through the development of early classical Sanskrit
\nliterature. When it was written, the choice of writing system was
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\nSanskrit publication, quite possibly because of the European practice
\nof printing Sanskritic texts in this script.<\/p>\n
\npillar inscriptions of king Ashoka. These were in Prakrit, written in
\nthe Brahmi script. These were written in the 3rd century BCE. The
\nearliest South Indian inscriptions in Tamil Brahmi, written in Sangam
\nTamil, belong to the same period.<\/p>\n
\nBCE. They are in the Brahmi script.<\/p>\n
\nadministrative, literary or scientific nature. Religious texts were
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