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Under the Constitution of India and educational policies, Sanskrit today is recognized as a:
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- 1Modern Indian Language only, without classical designation
- 2Language exclusive to Hindu liturgical rituals
- 3Purely religious language with no official status
- 4Modern Indian Language (Scheduled Language) and a Classical Language✓
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Modern Indian Language (Scheduled Language) and a Classical Language
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