Bhuira’s Nishtha will do a master’s degree in Sanskrit at JNU

Sanskrit is considered the mother of all languages. In the present scenario, where the youth are less interested in studying Sanskrit, Rajgarh’s daughter Nishtha Tomar has set a goal of doing PhD in Sanskrit, considering Sanskrit as her base. Let us tell you that recently, after doing Shastri, Nishtha had given the national level Common University Entrance Test to do Master’s degree in Sanskrit. In which Nishtha had filled the names of four universities in her form, the result of which has come recently. Fortunately, Nishtha has been selected for all the four universities including JNU, Central University, Delhi University and Banaras Hindu University, but Nishtha has taken admission in Jawaharlal Nehru University.
It is worth noting that Nishtha is originally from Bhuira village near Rajgarh. Her father Kapil Kumar Tomar runs a driving school in Rajgarh while her mother is an Anganwadi worker. There is an atmosphere of happiness in the family on this achievement of the daughter and congratulatory messages are being received from relatives on phone. Kapil says that Nishtha has fulfilled the dream of his daughter Anmol. Nishtha told in an interview that she will dutifully do research for the preservation and promotion of the native language of her nation, for which she wants to do PhD in Sanskrit.