About Us

The School of Indian Languages was collectively established in 1971-1972 with the objective of inculcating advanced studies in Sanskrit and other South Indian Languages. The school consists of four Language Departments namely, Department of Kannada, Department of Malayalam, Department of Sanskrit and Department of Telugu. All the four departments function under the leadership of a common Chairperson, materializing the ideal of linguistic unity in diversity. All the four departments, housed in the same building allotted for the school of Indian languages, impart avenues of higher learning in these languages. They offer all the reputed courses of the University as per the norms of the U.G.C with the help of their respective Boards of Studies. Seminars and literary Workshops are conducted with mutual collaboration of the departments every year. Minor and Major Research Projects carried out individually and collaboratively by the faculty form the highlight of research activity in the School. Publications of individual and collective literature, besides the presentations of Research Papers by faculty and scholars also enhance the School’s academic calibre. Extension activities like Village Adoptions and Literacy Drives besides ventures of Medical and Environmental Awareness add feathers to the cap of the School’s global accreditation.

Moto

Dreams never be true; without language.

Vision

To create the best language centre in India recognized for its leadership and excellence in teaching, research, creative expression and service.

With the requirements of society as the institution tries to shape students into model citizens of the future by offering them an academic ambiance.

Seek to treat all individuals with dignity and fairness and to promote understanding and respect for diversity of perspectives, traditions, and experiences.

Languages will explore cultural integrity and enlighten unity.

Mission

Educate and inculcate values through languages and literature.

The School Consists of the following Four Department

  1. Department of Kannanda
  2. Department of Malayalam
  3. Department of Sanskrit
  4. Department of Telugu and Comperative Literature 

Translation Project :

  • Translation of selected works from Sangam literature (Pattuppattu and Kurunthokai) into the languages concerned with School of Indian Languages.
  • Dictionary Project :

  • Dictionary of South Indian Classical Languages .
  • Tamil-Malayalam-Kannada-Telugu.
  • Malayalam-Tamil-Kannada-Telugu.
  • Kannada-Telugu-Tamil-Malayalam.
  • Telugu-Kannada-Malayalam-Tamil.

Project on Proverbs :

  • A Comparative Study of Proverbs
  • (Malayalam, Kannada, Telugu, Tamil and Sanskrit languages)
  • Design a syllabus for UGC-NET, UPSC oriented coaching classes for the use of new technology implemented by MKU
  • Establishing new methods for Second Language Teaching
  • Preparation / Modification of text books for Second Language Learning
  • Plan to restart the Spoken English Classes
  • for the mastery in competitive examinations and interviews
  • A unique program is proposed to design to utilize the resources in multi-lingual asset of the school, which will help to develop national integration and the concept of unity in diversity
  • Organize multi-cultural festival programs
  • A propaganda to spread the diverse national culture of the University
  • Vision

    To create the best language centre in India recognized for its leadership and excellence in teaching, research, creative expression and service.

    With the requirements of society as the institution tries to shape students into model citizens of the future by offering them an academic ambiance.

    Seek to treat all individuals with dignity and fairness and to promote understanding and respect for diversity of perspectives, traditions, and experiences.

    Languages will explore cultural integrity and enlighten unity.