In ancient Indian society, the Guru held a position of immense respect and responsibility. The term Diksha Guru specifically refers to the teacher who performed the initiation ceremony for a student and guided them through their foundational learning and spiritual journey.
The primary responsibility of a Diksha Guru was to impart spiritual knowledge and values, guiding the student's character development. This role often began with a formal initiation ceremony, known as 'Diksha' or 'Upanayana' in many traditions.
Let's evaluate the provided options based on the historical and traditional understanding of a Diksha Guru:
The specific function of initiating and guiding students, particularly boys, in their spiritual and educational journey from a young age was a key duty of the Diksha Guru in ancient India.
The State Council of Educational Research and Training(SCERT) was established in the year____________.
The Sanskrit-Sahitya parishat whose aim and objectives are to disseminate Sanskrit learning and research in different branches of indological studies and to store and maintain the ancient Indian cultural and glories of India was established in the year :
The Ancient Indian University known as the chief centre for advanced and specialized studies in Nyaya or Logic was