Patiala- International writer and educationist Anil Kumar Bharti's campaign for the promotion of Punjabi and Hindi languages ??abroad got a tremendous boost when the international edition of his book 'Three in One Linguistic Magic' was released during the International Literary Seminar and Award Ceremony on Indian Knowledge Tradition organized by Punjabi Sabha Moscow, Valmiki Vidyapeeth Sanskrit University Kathmandu and Charu Sahitya Pratishthan, Nepal in Kathmandu, Nepal.
In this ceremony, the chief guest, Vice Chancellor of Nepal Sanskrit University, Prof. Ghaneshwar and world renowned liver disease specialist Dr. Arun Kumar Singh and President of Punjabi Sabha Moscow, Pramod Kumar Dhiman jointly released this book. Expressing his views on this occasion, the Vice Chancellor praised the three-language and multilingual comparative knowledge development method of international writer and educationist Anil Kumar Bharti and called it a revolutionary discovery in the field of linguistic similarity.
The Vice Chancellor of Sanskrit University also said that this international level work of Shri Anil Kumar Bharti, Sushil Kumar Azad, Pramod Kumar Dhiman and their entire team to connect languages ??is a very commendable effort, which will strengthen the cultural proximity between different countries.
Expressing his happiness on this occasion, President of Punjabi Sabha Moscow, Shri Pramod Kumar Dhiman said that it is the result of joint efforts of writers Anil Bharti and Sushil Kumar Azad that they had organized the release ceremony of Anil Kumar Bharti's book in the Baisakhi program of Moscow for the promotion of Punjabi and Hindi languages ??in Russia, due to which it has become very easy for the Russian people to acquire knowledge of Punjabi, English and Hindi languages.
Many scholars from countries like India, Nepal, Netherlands etc. as well as research students pursuing doctoral studies also participated in this conference. In his address, Dr. Arun Kumar Singh said that Sanatan Dharma completely believes in the brotherhood of the global community and considers the entire earth as one family. This book written by Anil Kumar Bharti is also an important step in this direction.
Shri Arun Kumar Singh also said that the script of Nepali and Hindi languages ??is similar, so it is even easier to create mutual understanding between these languages. If this serious effort is made, it will greatly help in bringing the shared cultural partnership between India and Nepal even closer.
On this occasion, while telling about his linguistic research, Anil Bharti said that through linguistic harmony and unity, he has brought the message of love, affection and brotherhood from the holy land of India to the holy land of friendly country Nepal and has tried to spread it worldwide. In this difficult effort, Shri Bharti has been getting full support from international writer and educationist Sushil Kumar Azad and President of Punjabi Sabha Moscow Pramod Kumar Dhiman.
On this auspicious occasion, Dr. Monica Sharma, organizer of this grand program, Principal of Kendriya Vidyalaya Indian Embassy Kathmandu, Shri A. Gerald, Dr. Anand Kumar Tripathi, Narpat Chauhan, Principal Sanskrit Vidyapeeth, Shri Achyuta Prasad, Devi Panthee, Neena Sharma, Neelam Arora, Ghanshyam Niupane also presented their views.