Recognizes Sanskrit as one of world languages.

This bill (SJR 167) is a symbolic resolution passed by the New Jersey Senate and Assembly recognizing Sanskrit as a world language. It cites Sanskrit's historical significance as an ancient proto-Indo-European language (over 3,500 years old), its influence on 97% of global languages, and its cultural importance in Hindu traditions and literature. The resolution does not create new laws or affect any individuals or groups; it is purely a formal acknowledgment. It directs copies to be sent to Samskrita Bharati New Jersey, a cultural organization. The bill has no binding effect on policy or funding.