North India Statesman
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Haridwar: Our scriptures are not just scriptures, but the medium to understand the secrets of the entire universe. There are amazing formulas in Indian scriptures and texts, which are also reflected in modern science. This was stated by Uttarakhand Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami at the closing ceremony of the 62nd All India Literature Festival competition held at Patanjali University.
The Chief Minister said that it is necessary to develop research in modern perspective
And the basis of Indian culture and tradition is our ancient scriptures, which contain the esoteric secrets of science, yoga, medicine, mathematics and philosophy. He emphasized that research done by sages and sages needs to be pursued and developed in modern perspectives rather than protecting as a heritage only. He said that just as the knowledge of Advaita Vedanta spread in India, similarly through this scripture festival, the esoteries of Sanskrit and scriptures will be promoted nationally and globally. He said that the work of presenting the Vedas and scriptures in practical form should be done, so that interest and faith in the coming generations will develop.
Beneficial for all humanity
During the closing ceremony, Chief Minister Dhami said that the state government is taking special steps to promote the eternal and Indian tradition of knowledge to establish ancient Indian knowledge and science globally. On this occasion, Chief Minister Dhami stressed the need to recognize India’s rich Vedic knowledge globally and integrate it more effectively in the education system. He said that if we present our ancient knowledge from a scientific point of view, then it can prove beneficial for all humanity.
All original languages originated from Sanskrit.
On this occasion, the Chancellor of Patanjali University and Yoga Rishi Swami Ramdev said that Sanskrit is not just a language, but it has the ability to provide leadership in any field worldwide. He emphasized that Sanatan Dharma and ancient Indian scriptures contain all the knowledge systems of the world. Describing the All India Literature Festival as a confluence of Sanskrit and culture, Swami Ramdev said that all the native languages have originated from Sanskrit and we all should be proud of it. He stressed the need to promote the spread of Sanskrit language and restore the Indian knowledge tradition.
In the program, Vice Chancellor of Patanjali University Acharya Balakrishna threw light on the importance of ancient Indian scriptures in life, describing Sanskrit as the pride of pilgrimage and culture. He considered Sanskrit and Indian knowledge tradition as a guide to the progress of life. Acharya ji instructed scholars, students, researchers and followers of Sanatan tradition to continue to make efforts to bring the importance of Vedas and Shastraotsav to the people.
Sanskrit is not a tired and defeated language.
Former Uttarakhand Chief Minister Dr. Ramesh Pokhriyal ‘Nishank’ said that Sanskrit is not a tired and defeated language, but it has the ability to leave the world. He said that Sanskrit contains all knowledge, science and technology. He also talked about getting the status of official language to Uttarakhand and waving the state of Uttarakhand in Sanskrit.
On this occasion, Vice Chancellor of Central Sanskrit University, New Delhi, Prof. Srinivas Varkhedi also expressed important views on Sanskrit, scriptures and Indian knowledge tradition.
In this scripture competition, prizes were presented to the contestants of 30 states and union territories of the country. The program was combined by Dr. Madhukeshwar Bhatt and Dr. Pawan Vyas.
Eminent scholars and dignitaries from every corner of the country participated in the closing ceremony, in which
Mahamandaleshwar Swami Punyanandagiriji Maharaj, former cabinet minister of Uttarakhand Swami Yatishwaranandji Maharaj, Vice Chancellor of Somnath Sanskrit University Prof. Pro. Sukant Kumar Senapati, Assam’s Kumar Bhaskar Verma was the Vice Chancellor of Sanskrit University. On this occasion, Shri Lal Bahadur Shastri National Sanskrit University, New Delhi Vice Chancellor Prahlad R Joshi, Prof. Murali Manohar Pathak, Proctor of Patanjali University, Prof. Sadhvi Devpriya, Vice Chancellor of Patanjali University Prof. Mayank Kumar Aggarwal was accompanied by faculty members, officers, eminent scholars and dignitaries from every corner of the country, from Patanjali University, Haridwar and Central Sanskrit University, New Delhi.
