New Jersey SJR53 recognizes Sanskrit as one of the world languages.

New Jersey SJR53 is a joint resolution recognizing Sanskrit as one of the world languages. Sanskrit, an ancient proto-Indo-European language, has influenced 97 percent of world languages and is considered the mother of all languages. The resolution highlights Sanskrit's unique origin, systematic structure, and extensive literature, including works by Vyasa, Vedas, and philosophers like Adi Shankaracharya. It also notes Sanskrit's suitability for computers due to its efficiency in developing algorithms. The resolution will take effect immediately upon passage.

New Jersey SJR53 recognizes Sanskrit as one of the world languages.

New Jersey SJR53 is a joint resolution recognizing Sanskrit as one of the world languages. Sanskrit, an ancient proto-Indo-European language, has influenced 97 percent of world languages and is considered the mother of all languages. The resolution highlights Sanskrit's unique origin, systematic structure, and extensive literature, including works by Vyasa, Vedas, and philosophers like Adi Shankaracharya. It also notes Sanskrit's suitability for computers due to its efficiency in developing algorithms. The resolution will take effect immediately upon passage.