Gurugram, Oct. 28 -- The Haryana government will soon provide language skill development training in English and Sanskrit to its school teachers through a new State Council of Educational Research and Training (SCERT) initiative. Conducted via the District Institutes of Education and Training (DIET), the program aims to enhance teaching methods for language-based subjects and improve students' overall language proficiency. SCERT has begun by training master trainers. Master trainers underwent English language training at the SCERT centre in Gurugram from October 15 to 17, while the Sanskrit training session is scheduled from October 29 to 31. Dr Suman Sharma, language incharge at SCERT, explained the structure: "Master trainers are trained at the SCERT office and, through DIET, will be sent to different districts and blocks across Haryana to train government school teachers. These special modules will guide teachers at both PGT and TGT levels on how to teach in English and Sanskrit while still preserving the importance of mother tongue." According to Sona Yadav, Senior Incharge at DIET, teacher training will commence in November, after school exams. Dr. Sundar Rana, Sanskrit specialist at SCERT, stated each master trainer batch has three days of training, after which they will train teachers for five days. Teachers have welcomed the initiative. Dushyant Thakran, a teacher at the Government School in Sushant Lok B-1, said, "This is the first time such training is being conducted, and it will definitely help us while teaching students." Ashok Prajapati, district president of the Rajkiya Prathmik Shikshak Sangh, added that such programs should be organised regularly to keep teachers updated....