Why Sanskrit schools are dying in the land where it’s an official language

A school in Uttarakhand's Tehri-Garhwal is the only one in India to have declared Sanskrit as its second official language. According to records surveyed by TOI, as many as 54 of the Sanskrit schools do not have principals and 13 are without a single teacher. Of the approximately 350 sanctioned posts for teachers in these schools, 189 have been vacant for years.

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