On August 15, the fourth edition of the respected grammar book Konkani Vyakran was formally launched by renowned writer and grammarian Suresh Borkar at a private ceremony held at his residence in Porvorim, Goa.
The event marked a significant moment for Konkani literature and language preservation, aligning symbolically with the celebration of India’s Independence Day.
Dignitaries in Attendance
The launch was attended by an esteemed gathering of literary figures and Konkani scholars:
- Damodar Ghanekar, renowned Konkani expert
- Ratnamala Divkar, President of Konkani Bhasha Mandal (KBM)
- Chetan Acharya, Working President of the All India Konkani Parishad
- KBM executive members Prachi Prabhavalkar and Palash Agni
- Members of Suresh Borkar’s family
Behind the New Edition
According to KBM President Ratnamala Divkar, the updated edition was meticulously proofread by Damodar Ghanekar, with Sneha Sabnis and Chetan Acharya extending support in the reprinting efforts. The publication reflects a collaborative commitment to maintaining high standards in language documentation.
Why Konkani Vyakran Matters
Konkani Vyakran remains one of the most authoritative works on Konkani grammar, offering readers — from students to scholars — a structured and comprehensive understanding of the language’s grammatical principles.
The fourth edition builds upon previous iterations with updates that support both educational curricula and linguistic research.
A Step Forward for Language Preservation
The re-release of this foundational text reinforces ongoing efforts by organizations like Konkani Bhasha Mandal and the All India Konkani Parishad to preserve and promote Konkani in academic and cultural contexts.
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