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01.11.2016 Mitram Sanskrit Dainikam सृ. 17.08.9116
'Anglo-Sanskrit Internationaldaily eNews Paper'.
आंग्ल-संस्कृतअंतर्राष्ट्रीय दैनिक-समाचारपत्रम् .
MangalaVaara: मंगलवार: [Tuesday],, अंक: 161.08.9116.
*** विशेषवार्ता: VishezaVaartaa: [Special News]:
** Adya 17.8.9116 diwase is Bhaai-dooj, Yamadweeteeyaa. [Today is festival of "Brother and Sister" on the day of "Yam Dweeteeyaa".]
** Saaxara: > Shixita: > deexita: > PanDita:, > Buddhimaana:
> na tu paryaayavaacishabdaa:, parantu ete uttarottaraUnnati` pradarshayanti. Vaya` ekaikam etezaa` kathaa` kathizyaava: Sa`xipte.
[Literate > Educated > Trained > Learned > 'Possessing Wisdom' > are not synonymous, but in a way shows development of a person. Now we will describe these one by one in brief.]:
1. Saaxara:, SaaxaraVyakti kecan pracalit bhaasaayaa` lekhana` eva` paThana` kartu` samartha:
[Literate: is a person who can read and write some thing in any popular language.]
2. Shixita:, ShixitaVyakti kecan Vishwa Vidyaalayaat Snaatakopaadhi praata:.
[Educated: An Educated person is the one who has Graduated from any University with at least 1 Degree.]
3. Deexita: Arthaat kaarya kushala:, tasya Shixaa na aavashyakm, parantu Saaxara-Aavashyakam.
[Trained Person: must have some skill for creation of useful thing or process. S/he need not be educated, but should be at least literate.]
4. PanDita: kecanaVizayasya sarvaangeena jnaanapoor0Iam bhavati. Parantu
"MaariVat paradaaresu, paradravyesu lozTawVat;
Atmavat sarvaBhootesu, ya: pasyati sa PanDita:"
- Satyam ayameva PanDita: eva` "Sanaatanaarya:"
[A Pundit: has Mastery of at least 1 subject. However,
"One who looks ather's wives as mother, others money as a lump of earth;
All beings as her self / him self, that person is a Pandit."
- Truely, s/he is a Pandit, and "Sanatanarya" too.]
5. Buddhimaana: ya: jnaayate yat SarvaJanahitaaya kadaa ki` kar0Ieeyam.
Sa: shixita:/ saa shixitaa bhavet iti anaavashyakam.
[A 'Person with Wisdom', must be able to decide what is to be done for the good of all.
It is not necessary whether s/he is educated or not.]
*** "Aadhunikam Sanskritam” gyaatum: gamyataam etadnaamni sthaane www.sanskritdainikam.blogspot.com
[For more on Modern Sanskrit… go to the above link]
Apara` ca. [more...]
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'Mitram': The Oldest Sanskrit Daily News Paper WW.
अत्र Atra ‘Roman’ athavaa ‘Devanaagari’ lipi-prayoga` sambhavam.
[One may use either Roman or Devanaagari Script here.]
Sanskritam ‘Roman’ lipyam lekhitu` poorva-Prakaashanaan paThaneeyam, tathaa pashyataa` ‘SaralikritSanskritam’ www.sanskritadainikam.blogspot.com
[For reading and writing Sanskrit in Roman script and again reading back the same correctly, one may go to the above link.]
>>> Atra yatkincidlikhitamasti tasya anekaa: sootraa:, ata: paaThakaa: swayameva tezaa` satyata` vidheyam.
[Whatever is written here that has various sources, therefore the readers may themselves consider the authenticity of the same.]
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'Mitram': Vishwe Prathamam Sanskrit dainikam,
Prakaashanam: Gata 98 वर्षात् . SrizTyaabda:1 972 949 019 Varzaat, nyoone Sri: 9019 वर्षात् Varzaat.
Aadi Prakaashaka: आचार्य पण्डित अम्बिकादत्त शर्मा, Aacaarya Pandit Ambikaa Datta Sharmaa, Gannipur, Muzaffarpur, Bhaarat.
['Mitram': The oldest Sanskrit Daily Newspaper WW, since: 1919 CE, originally Edited & Published by Acharya Pt Ambika Datta Sharma from Gannipur Muzaffarpur, India.]
इति Iti [The end]
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*** "Aadhunikam Sanskritam” gyaatum: gamyataam etadnaamni sthaane www.sanskritdainikam.blogspot.com [For more on Modern Sanskrit… go to the above link]
Apara` ca. [more...]
[For reading and writing Sanskrit in Roman script and again reading back the same correctly, one may go to the above link.]
>>> Atra yatkincidlikhitamasti tasya anekaa: sootraa:, ata: paaThakaa: swayameva tezaa` satyata` vidheyam.
[Whatever is written here that has various sources, therefore the readers may themselves consider the authenticity of the same.]
इति Iti [The end]
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01.11.2016 Mitram Sanskrit Dainikam सृ. 17.08.9116
मित्रम् संस्कृत दैनिकम्:
Sanskritadivasaa: names of 7 days in Sanskrit and English:
>> Pronunciation in English > संस्कृते उच्चारणम् > [English] >>
Vaara: वार: [day],
Ravivaara: रविवार: [Sunday], Somavaara: सोमवार: [Monday],
MangalaVaara: मंगलवार: [Tuesday], Budha बुधवार: [Wednesday]
Brihaspati, बृहस्पतिवार: [Thursday] Guru गुरूवार: [Thursday]
Shukra शुक्रवार: [Friday], ShaniVaara: शनिवार: [Saturday]
अधुना कार्तिक मासं, सृष्ट्याब्द: 1 972 949 116, न्यूने सृ. 08.9116.
Adhunaa Aashwina Maasa` SrizTyaabda: 1 972 949 116, nyoone Sri: 08.9116.
[Now it is Aashwina Month of Sristyabda 1 972 949 116, in short Sri: 08.9116.]
12 Sanskritamaasaa: names of 12 months in Sanskrit & English, Maasa: [Month]
Ekaikam Sri: Maasa` eva` Aangla-Maasa` samataa naasti, kintuMaagha माघ <> [January*] Faalgun फ़ाल्गुन <> [February*]
मित्रम् संस्कृत दैनिकम्
मित्रम् संस्कृत दैनिकम्
01.11.2016 Mitram Sanskrit Dainikam सृ. 17.08.9116
'Anglo-Sanskrit Internationaldaily eNews Paper'.
आंग्ल-संस्कृतअंतर्राष्ट्रीय दैनिक-समाचारपत्रम् .
MangalaVaara: मंगलवार: [Tuesday],, अंक: 161.08.9116.
*** विशेषवार्ता: VishezaVaartaa: [Special News]:
** Adya 17.8.9116 diwase is Bhaai-dooj, Yamadweeteeyaa. [Today is festival of "Brother and Sister" on the day of "Yam Dweeteeyaa".]
** Saaxara: > Shixita: > deexita: > PanDita:, > Buddhimaana:
> na tu paryaayavaacishabdaa:, parantu ete uttarottaraUnnati` pradarshayanti. Vaya` ekaikam etezaa` kathaa` kathizyaava: Sa`xipte.
[Literate > Educated > Trained > Learned > 'Possessing Wisdom' > are not synonymous, but in a way shows development of a person. Now we will describe these one by one in brief.]:
1. Saaxara:, SaaxaraVyakti kecan pracalit bhaasaayaa` lekhana` eva` paThana` kartu` samartha:
[Literate: is a person who can read and write some thing in any popular language.]
2. Shixita:, ShixitaVyakti kecan Vishwa Vidyaalayaat Snaatakopaadhi praata:.
[Educated: An Educated person is the one who has Graduated from any University with at least 1 Degree.]
3. Deexita: Arthaat kaarya kushala:, tasya Shixaa na aavashyakm, parantu Saaxara-Aavashyakam.
[Trained Person: must have some skill for creation of useful thing or process. S/he need not be educated, but should be at least literate.]
4. PanDita: kecanaVizayasya sarvaangeena jnaanapoor0Iam bhavati. Parantu
"MaariVat paradaaresu, paradravyesu lozTawVat;
Atmavat sarvaBhootesu, ya: pasyati sa PanDita:"
- Satyam ayameva PanDita: eva` "Sanaatanaarya:"
[A Pundit: has Mastery of at least 1 subject. However,
"One who looks ather's wives as mother, others money as a lump of earth;
All beings as her self / him self, that person is a Pandit."
- Truely, s/he is a Pandit, and "Sanatanarya" too.]
5. Buddhimaana: ya: jnaayate yat SarvaJanahitaaya kadaa ki` kar0Ieeyam.
Sa: shixita:/ saa shixitaa bhavet iti anaavashyakam.
[A 'Person with Wisdom', must be able to decide what is to be done for the good of all.
It is not necessary whether s/he is educated or not.]
*** "Aadhunikam Sanskritam” gyaatum: gamyataam etadnaamni sthaane www.sanskritdainikam.blogspot.com
[For more on Modern Sanskrit… go to the above link]
Apara` ca. [more...]
____________________________________________________
'Mitram': The Oldest Sanskrit Daily News Paper WW.
अत्र Atra ‘Roman’ athavaa ‘Devanaagari’ lipi-prayoga` sambhavam.
[One may use either Roman or Devanaagari Script here.]
Sanskritam ‘Roman’ lipyam lekhitu` poorva-Prakaashanaan paThaneeyam, tathaa pashyataa` ‘SaralikritSanskritam’ www.sanskritadainikam.blogspot.com
[For reading and writing Sanskrit in Roman script and again reading back the same correctly, one may go to the above link.]
>>> Atra yatkincidlikhitamasti tasya anekaa: sootraa:, ata: paaThakaa: swayameva tezaa` satyata` vidheyam.
[Whatever is written here that has various sources, therefore the readers may themselves consider the authenticity of the same.]
_______________________________________________________________
'Mitram': Vishwe Prathamam Sanskrit dainikam,
Prakaashanam: Gata 98 वर्षात् . SrizTyaabda:1 972 949 019 Varzaat, nyoone Sri: 9019 वर्षात् Varzaat.
Aadi Prakaashaka: आचार्य पण्डित अम्बिकादत्त शर्मा, Aacaarya Pandit Ambikaa Datta Sharmaa, Gannipur, Muzaffarpur, Bhaarat.
['Mitram': The oldest Sanskrit Daily Newspaper WW, since: 1919 CE, originally Edited & Published by Acharya Pt Ambika Datta Sharma from Gannipur Muzaffarpur, India.]
इति Iti [The end]
______________________________________________________________
*** "Aadhunikam Sanskritam” gyaatum: gamyataam etadnaamni sthaane www.sanskritdainikam.blogspot.com [For more on Modern Sanskrit… go to the above link]
Apara` ca. [more...]
[For reading and writing Sanskrit in Roman script and again reading back the same correctly, one may go to the above link.]
>>> Atra yatkincidlikhitamasti tasya anekaa: sootraa:, ata: paaThakaa: swayameva tezaa` satyata` vidheyam.
[Whatever is written here that has various sources, therefore the readers may themselves consider the authenticity of the same.]
इति Iti [The end]
______________________________________________________________
01.11.2016 Mitram Sanskrit Dainikam सृ. 17.08.9116
मित्रम् संस्कृत दैनिकम्:
Sanskritadivasaa: names of 7 days in Sanskrit and English:
>> Pronunciation in English > संस्कृते उच्चारणम् > [English] >>
Vaara: वार: [day],
Ravivaara: रविवार: [Sunday], Somavaara: सोमवार: [Monday],
MangalaVaara: मंगलवार: [Tuesday], Budha बुधवार: [Wednesday]
Brihaspati, बृहस्पतिवार: [Thursday] Guru गुरूवार: [Thursday]
Shukra शुक्रवार: [Friday], ShaniVaara: शनिवार: [Saturday]
अधुना कार्तिक मासं, सृष्ट्याब्द: 1 972 949 116, न्यूने सृ. 08.9116.
Adhunaa Aashwina Maasa` SrizTyaabda: 1 972 949 116, nyoone Sri: 08.9116.
[Now it is Aashwina Month of Sristyabda 1 972 949 116, in short Sri: 08.9116.]
12 Sanskritamaasaa: names of 12 months in Sanskrit & English, Maasa: [Month]
Ekaikam Sri: Maasa` eva` Aangla-Maasa` samataa naasti, kintuMaagha माघ <> [January*] Faalgun फ़ाल्गुन <> [February*]
मित्रम् संस्कृत दैनिकम्
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