Hello I am looking for the information about the Ramlal Parikh Bharatiya Bhasha Sansthan which is present at the Gujarat Vidyapith?

Gujarat Vidyapith was established by Mahatma Gandhi on eighteenth October, 1920. Gujarat Vidyapith is a regarded college since 1963. Gujarat Vidyapith is subsidized by the U. G. C. (College Grants Commission) for advanced education programs. It was begun as Rashtriya Vidyapith (National Institute of University Education) and was the wake of the Non-agreeable Movement.

Ramlal Parikh Bharatiya Bhasha Sansthan

Gujarat Vidyapith is focused on the reason for advancing and advancing the different dialects of India. The Bharatiya Bhasha Sanskriti Sansthan was set up by the visionary Dr Ramlal Parekh with the point of encouraging enthusiastic incorporation through the investigation of dialects and society.

In light of that elevated point, Dr. Parekh could accumulate fiscal backing from various associations in the nation. Indian dialect courses were begun in 1994 in Marathi, Bengali, Malayalam, Hindi, Tamil, Telugu, Urdu, Gujarati Kashmiri, Sindhi, Gujarati.

An exceptional building Bhasha Bhavan was set up for the Bharatiya Bhasha Sanskriti Sansthan so that all dialects could be taught under one rooftop. With nations coming nearer as an aftereffect of globalization, and expanded enthusiasm for learning remote dialects, Bhasha Bhavan started offering courses in German, French, Spanish, Chinese, Russian, and Arabic since 2003.

To date, a large number of individuals have profited from the dialect learning courses. In 2014.- 15, 288 understudies were honored endorsements in Indian dialects and. 408 in remote dialects. The office is focused on empowering the learning of dialects and society for passionate coordination, taking a leaf from Gandhi's endeavors in group living and learning. Bharatiya Bhasha Sanskriti Sansthan, the Institute of Languages at Gujarat Vidyapith leads transient courses in 14 Indian and 9 outside dialects. The courses are at two levels, Elementary and Advance.

Examinations are held toward the end of the course and declarations honored to effective understudies who pass the end of the year tests. The Sansthan conducts 4 month courses for the Indian dialects as said above for Elementary and Advance levels beginning in the months of January, May and September every year.

The Foreign dialect courses are three months every, beginning in January, April, July and October every year. There is no upper age limit for admission to these courses which any individual who has completed the process of tutoring can join.. Indian dialect classes are normally directed from3-00 pm. to 5.00 pm. on Saturdays and for 2 hrs. between 8-00 am. also, 12-00 twelve on Sundays.

Remote dialect courses are held by and large on weekdays in the evenings.For subtle elements contact Bhasha bhavan on 40016377 and 40016378 somewhere around 12 and 5 on Monday to Friday and 8-1 on Saturdays or email at bhashabhavan@gmail.com