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The Uttarakhand High Court on Friday slammed the state government for not ensuring Covid protocols during Kumbh Mela and Char Dham Yatra amid a devastating Covid wave.
Hearing a batch of PILs&nbsp;related to the state's handling of the pandemic, the bench lambasted the government for giving permission first to Kumbh Mela, and then to Char Dham, and asked it to "go and see what is happening".
The court also noted that the government was &lsquo;playing with the lives of millions of people in the country&rsquo;.
&nbsp;&lsquo;Why do we keep causing embarrassment to ourselves?&rsquo; the court asked as it took note of the crowd control measures in place at Char Dham shrines.

'First Kumbh, now Char Dham': Uttarakhand govt slammed for not following Covid protocol

Uttarakhand HC slams state govt for Kumbh&nbsp;Mela&nbsp;&amp; Char Dham&nbsp;yatra
Court: First you gave permission for Kumbh, now Char Dham&nbsp;yatra
Court to U'khand&nbsp;govt:&nbsp;go and see what is happening at these sites
Court: U'khand&nbsp;govt&nbsp;playing with the lives of millions of people
Court: Why do we keep causing embarrassment to ourselves?
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The Uttarakhand High Court on Friday slammed the state government for not ensuring Covid protocols during Kumbh Mela and Char Dham Yatra amid a devastating Covid wave.
Hearing a batch of PILs&nbsp;related to the state's handling of the pandemic, the bench lambasted the government for giving permission first to Kumbh Mela, and then to Char Dham, and asked it to "go and see what is happening".
The court also noted that the government was &lsquo;playing with the lives of millions of people in the country&rsquo;.
&nbsp;&lsquo;Why do we keep causing embarrassment to ourselves?&rsquo; the court asked as it took note of the crowd control measures in place at Char Dham shrines.

Digital library of Sanskrit manuscripts to be set up by U'khand govt

Following positive feedback for its experimental project promoting the use of Sanskrit as a means of daily communication, the Uttarakhand government has now announced the setting up of a digital library of Sanskrit manuscripts.&nbsp;
The state has also decided to develop 'Sanskrit Gram' or model villages where people&nbsp;will communicate with each other in the ancient Indian language on a daily basis.
The decision was taken at a meeting of the Sanskrit Academy in Uttarakhand&nbsp;where it was also decided to rename the academy as Uttarakhand Sanskrit Sansthanam.&nbsp;
During the meeting held on Tuesday, Chief Minister Trivendra Singh Rawat said, 'It is very important to promote Sanskrit, the mother of languages, so that along with preserving our ancient culture, the trend of youth towards the Sanskrit language can also be increased.'&nbsp;

U'khand&nbsp;govt to set up digital library of Sanskrit manuscripts&nbsp;
State to develop 'Sanskrit Gram' where all converse in Sanskrit
Sanskrit Academy renamed to&nbsp;Uttarakhand Sanskrit Sansthanam
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Following positive feedback for its experimental project promoting the use of Sanskrit as a means of daily communication, the Uttarakhand government has now announced the setting up of a digital library of Sanskrit manuscripts.&nbsp;
The state has also decided to develop 'Sanskrit Gram' or model villages where people&nbsp;will communicate with each other in the ancient Indian language on a daily basis.
The decision was taken at a meeting of the Sanskrit Academy in Uttarakhand&nbsp;where it was also decided to rename the academy as Uttarakhand Sanskrit Sansthanam.&nbsp;
During the meeting held on Tuesday, Chief Minister Trivendra Singh Rawat said, 'It is very important to promote Sanskrit, the mother of languages, so that along with preserving our ancient culture, the trend of youth towards the Sanskrit language can also be increased.'&nbsp;

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