#### Pledge for Sanskrit Promotion with 101 Lamps during Brahma Muhurat

Udaipur,  The week-long residential Sanskrit Bhasha Bodhan Camp, organized at Kisan Bhavan, Reti Stand, Udaipur, concluded in a divine ambience with a unique ceremony of 101 oil lamps during Brahma Muhurat. The ceremony featured worship of Bharat Mata and a collective vow to promote and preserve Sanskrit as a cultural heritage and spiritual language.

All campers, teachers, and organizers offered flowers to Bharat Mata’s image, performed sashtang pranam (prostration), and took a pledge to actively work for the propagation of Sanskrit under the aegis of Sanskrit Bharati.

The ceremony began with Ekātmata Stotra recitation, led by chief teacher Shriyansh Kansara, followed by traditional Bharat Mata Puja. During the valedictory intellectual session, Dr. Parmanand Sharma, Prant Mantri, invoked participants through Sanskrit Sambhashan (conversational Sanskrit) to commit themselves to the protection of Sanskrit, Sanatan Dharma, and cultural values with self-motivation and national pride.

Key contributors present included Dr. Yagya Ameta (Prant Sampark Pramukh), Manaram Chaudhary (Chief Patron), Sanjay Shandilya (President), Dr. Renu Paliwal, Narendra Sharma (Camp Convener), Dushyant Nagda, Mukesh Kumawat (Manager), along with Govind, Chainshankar Dashora, Mangal Jain, Kuldeep Joshi, Vikas Dangi, Mehran, Jay, and Sonal.

The event culminated with a collective vision to make Sanskrit a living language once again — from the temples to daily life, and from classrooms to the global stage.