The Department of Languages at Sri Vyasa N.S.S College has a rich history of nurturing linguistic and cultural diversity. Established in 1967, the department encompasses Hindi, Sanskrit, and Malayalam, each contributing uniquely to our academic tapestry. The Department of Languages stands as a testament to our commitment to linguistic diversity, cultural heritage, and academic excellence.
The Hindi department, inaugurated with Sri. Srinivasa Bhatt as its first Head, offers a Common Course Programme in Hindi for UG students. Across the years, the department has consistently excelled both academically and in extracurricular activities. Every batch since 1967 has achieved outstanding results in UG courses, consistently nearing the 100% mark, with many students earning first-class distinctions. The department is proactive in organizing seminars and invited talks, enriching the academic experience for our college students.
Sanskrit, an ocean of wisdom, plays an integral role in the development of Indian languages, cultural preservation, and the establishment of ancient scientific foundations. Recognizing its importance, the college established the Sanskrit department in 1967, offering Sanskrit as a common course for UG students to contribute to their holistic development.
The Malayalam department, operating since 1967, initially as a second language for Pre-Degree and later for Degree courses, now serves as a common course for first and second-year BA/B.Sc conventional courses and first-year B.Com degree courses. The department takes pride in promoting Malayalam language, tradition, culture, and nurturing the creative talents of students. Additionally, it has initiated the publication of the ‘Thelicham’ wall magazine, providing a platform for students to channelize their activities and showcase their talents.
