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Jammu , CNI NEWS In an inspiring blend of tradition and youth power, a Class XI student, Arjunveer Singh, has scripted history by

becoming the first Sikh youth to be awarded for his contribution to Sanskrit — the mother of all Indian languages.Arjunveer Singh was bestowed with this achievement award by the Shri Kailakh Jyotish avim Vedic Sansthan Trust on the occasion of Sanskrit Day for his exceptional dedication to the learning, research and promotion of Sanskrit.The Youth Icon has already made a mark in the academic world with a research paper on the Devanagari Script

published in the reputed International Journal of Language and Literature Sciences — a work lauded by scholars from Stanford and Columbia University.Recognising his passion for Bharat’s ancient knowledge systems, the Trust presented him with an award and a certificate of appreciation.Mahant Rohit Shastri, who presides over the Trust, said it was a moment of immense pride to see the younger generation reconnecting with their roots.”Sanskrit is not merely a

language, it is the foundation of India’s rich tradition of knowledge, philosophy, literature and spirituality. In today’s modern era, it is highly commendable and inspiring to see young people like Arjunveer choosing Sanskrit as a subject of study,” Mahant Rohit Shastri said.”Arjunveer’s dedication will inspire many more youth to connect with their culture and roots,” he added.A visibly elated Arjunveer, after receiving the honour, credited Mahant Rohit Shastri for being his Dronacharya. “I was studying in 5th Stabdard when Sanskirir ooks presented by Mahant Rohit Shastri developed my interest in the language,” Arjunveer added.

After receiving award Arjunveer said this honour is not only a source of inspiration for me, but also a responsibility to pursue my Sanskrit studies with even greater dedication.”Sanskrit has given me an opportunity to understand Indian culture, philosophy and the Sanatan knowledge tradition, and I will strive to carry this knowledge forward,” he added.The Trust congratulated the young scholar, wishing him a bright future while calling upon the youth to come forward and embrace Sanskrit and Indian culture. CNI NEWS