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Abstract: Sanskrit is more than a language. The role of Sanskrit is not merely a language but also a distinct cultural system and way of experiencing the world. Thus, to the wider population, Sanskrit is experienced through the civilization named Sanskriti, which is built on it. Sanskrit is a rich repository of knowledge that could be gainfully exploited in the area of classical science, including mathematics, astronomy, health and also other fields such as yoga, philosophy, spirituality, technology, culture, military strategy etc. Sanskrit literature also provides considerable scope for us to draw useful lessons for managing our day-to-day living. The relevance of Sanskrit for modern times is significant and multifaceted. We will briefly explore here the eternal relevance of Sanskrit language and literature for now and forever. A study of these treasures bequeathed to us by Sages and scholars of ancient times are absolutely relevant to us, in all aspects of our lives. The parents and the teachers say that learning Sanskrit broadens the linguistic skills of the children at an early stage and exposes them to widely differing world cultures.