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Education Ministry approves setting up of fiveCentres of Excellence in classical languages

The five centres will be set up to strengthen academic research, digitisation, preservation, and dissemination of heritage of these classical languages, says the Ministry of Education

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Education Ministry approves setting up of five Centres of Excellence in classical languages

The five centres will be set up to strengthen academic research, digitisation, preservation, and dissemination of heritage of these classical languages, says the Ministry of Education

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Source: The Hindu. Published 3 Oct 2026, 07:55 am.

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