1: Significance of Sanskrit: Sanskrit is scientifically seen as the mother of all dialects found in the land, which in ancient times was known by the name Bharat. Many regional languages have borrowed vocabulary, grammar, and literary styles from Sanskrit, enriching their linguistic heritage. For example, languages like Hindi, Bengali, Marathi, Tamil, Telugu, Kannada, and others have numerous words derived from Sanskrit. This also extends to include phonetics, morphology, and syntax, shaping the structure and expression of these languages.

2: Classical connects through Samaveda: Samaveda contains hymns. These melodies mainly rely on raga, which has served as the foundation for the intrinsic scale seen across the Carnatic music of southern India and the Hindustani music of northern India. Rhythmic poetic meters known as “Chandas” and rhythmic pattens known as “Talas” have been the driving force behind the richness and complexities found in classical compositions in terms of the lyrics and the peripherals around them.

3: Intrinsic faiths or religions (term used for contemporary...