Government Panel Claims Sanskrit Unites Indian Languages

A government panel in India says that all Indian languages are like one big family because of Sanskrit.

They say that Sanskrit is very important and connects all these languages.

But many experts who study languages, called linguists, disagree.

They say that Indian languages come from different families and have different rules.

The panel's idea is based on old Sanskrit texts and stories, but the linguists say that this is not true and that languages have mixed and changed over thousands of years.

The panel also says that all Indian languages have the same sentence structure, but the linguists say that this is not always true.

The panel's chairman is from a group that promotes Sanskrit, and some people are questioning his qualifications.