Sanskrit Bharati's All-India Conference Kicks Off in Nurpur
Inauguration of the Conference
The All-India Conference hosted by Sanskrit Bharati commenced today at the V.V.M. Institute of Nursing in Malkwal, Nurpur, filled with enthusiasm and grandeur. The event was officially opened by the Governor of Himachal Pradesh, Rajya Pal Kavinder Gupta, along with Central University of Himachal Pradesh Vice-Chancellor Prof. Sat Prakash Bansal, Akhil Bharatiya President of Sanskrit Bharati Ramesh Kumar Pandey, and Akhil Bharatiya Organization Minister Satyanarayan Bhatt, who together lit the ceremonial lamp to signify the start of the conference.
Ceremonial Activities
The program commenced with the National Anthem, followed by the recitation of Sanskrit Bharati’s mission mantra, which fostered a spiritually enriching environment. Reception Committee Chairman Rakesh Pathania and Sanskrit Bharati Himachal Pradesh President Dr. Rajesh Sharma extended a warm welcome to the esteemed guests.
Conference Objectives and Significance
During the opening session, Ramesh Kumar Pandey outlined the goals of the conference, emphasizing the importance of Sanskrit as a vital asset in education, literature, and Indian culture. He highlighted the language's crucial role in safeguarding and promoting India's rich intellectual heritage.
Presidential Address
In his presidential address, Prof. Sat Prakash Bansal stressed the significance of the Indian Knowledge System in both education and research. He portrayed Sanskrit not just as a language but as a treasure trove of India's philosophy, literature, and scientific knowledge.
Governor's Remarks
As the chief guest, Governor Kavinder Gupta remarked that Sanskrit embodies the essence of India, serving as the bedrock of the nation's civilization, culture, and knowledge traditions. He acknowledged that Sanskrit has connected generations through a common cultural and intellectual heritage. The Governor praised the organizers for their efforts in hosting the conference and underscored the importance of such intellectual gatherings for nation-building and social progress.
Conclusion and Unity Pledge
At the end of the program, Rakesh Pathania expressed his appreciation to the chief guest, distinguished guests, organizers, and participants who traveled from various states. In honor of National Unity Day and the 151st birth anniversary of Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel, the Governor led the gathering in taking the Unity Pledge.
The event wrapped up with the singing of the National Song and National Anthem.
Sanskrit Exhibition
Before the inaugural session, the Governor toured a Sanskrit Exhibition set up at the conference venue. The proceedings were managed by Dr. Gyaneshwar Sharma, Provincial Secretary of Sanskrit Bharati.