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What will say to Bharat Sarkar in Sanskrit?

There are a few ways to say "Bharat Sarkar" in Sanskrit, depending on the level of formality and context:

Formal:

* भारतस्य सरकारः (Bhārata-sya sarkārḥ): This is the most literal translation, using the genitive case of "Bharata" and the nominative case of "sarkārḥ."

* भारत-राज्यम् (Bhārata-rājyaṃ): This translates to "the government of India" using the noun "rājya" (kingdom, state, government).

Informal:

* भारत सरकार (Bhārata sarkār): This is a more casual form, simply joining the words "Bharat" and "sarkar."

The best choice will depend on the specific situation and your intended level of formality.

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