Workshop on Brahmi Script Concludes
The loud cheers and misty eyes during the valedictory session of the
15-day online workshop on Brahmi Script showed the success of the
program.
More than sixty participants from the USA, China, Thailand, and India joined the workshop started by ISJS on July 30, 2024, that concluded on August 13, 2024.
All the participants present in the valedictory session shared their feedback and looked happy to learn to read and write the ancient script. They also showed interest in learning other ancient Indian scripts and also Prakrit language. Dr. Shrinetra Pandey, Director (acting), ISJS addressed the session and appreciated the effort of participants and the instructor of the course. Additionally, Dr. Jasvant Modi, President, Vardhaman Charitable Foundation, USA, also dropped in the session out of curiosity and addressed the gathering offering his best wishes for the program.
The workshop was conducted online and the medium of instruction was English. Each class was for 75 minutes. The faculty of the workshop Dr. Mukesh Mehta, Research Associate, ISJS provided ample daily practices that allowed participants to learn the script through interaction and a lot of practice.
Click here for the recording of Valedictory Session
More than sixty participants from the USA, China, Thailand, and India joined the workshop started by ISJS on July 30, 2024, that concluded on August 13, 2024.
All the participants present in the valedictory session shared their feedback and looked happy to learn to read and write the ancient script. They also showed interest in learning other ancient Indian scripts and also Prakrit language. Dr. Shrinetra Pandey, Director (acting), ISJS addressed the session and appreciated the effort of participants and the instructor of the course. Additionally, Dr. Jasvant Modi, President, Vardhaman Charitable Foundation, USA, also dropped in the session out of curiosity and addressed the gathering offering his best wishes for the program.
The workshop was conducted online and the medium of instruction was English. Each class was for 75 minutes. The faculty of the workshop Dr. Mukesh Mehta, Research Associate, ISJS provided ample daily practices that allowed participants to learn the script through interaction and a lot of practice.
Click here for the recording of Valedictory Session
