North India Statesman
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Bhagavad Gita, Natyashastra included in the UNESCO Memory of the World Register: UNESCO has included Srimad Bhagavad Gita and Bharat Muni’s Natyashastra in its Memory of the World Register. Prime Minister Narendra Modi has congratulated the countrymen on receiving this honor to the oldest book of India.
Union Culture Minister Gajendra Singh Shekhawat gave information about this honor on Friday, calling it a historic moment in the legacy of India’s civilization. He said, ‘Shrimad Bhagavadgita and Bharat Muni’s drama are now mentioned in the Memory of the World Register of UNESCO. This global honor respects India’s everlasting intellectual and artistic talent. These timeless works are more than literary treasures. It is a philosophical and aesthetic basis that shapes India’s attitude towards the world. This tells us how to think, experience, live and express ourselves. ‘
The Prime Minister gave his best wishes.
Prime Minister Modi also tweeted, “The inclusion of Gita and Natya Shastra in UNESCO’s Memory of the World Register is the global recognition of our eternal knowledge and rich culture.” The Gita and Natya Shastra have nurtured civilization and consciousness for centuries. His insight is inspiring the world.
What is World Smriti Register?
The World Smriti Register includes those documents that are useful for the world and of global importance. Following the recommendation of the International Advisory Committee, it has been ranked in the document. This document also provides protection for protection. As of May 2023, 494 records were included.
In Bharat Muni’s drama scripture, there is a subtle depiction of music as well as many disciplines of literature. Which includes music, dance, poetry, drama and other themes of aesthetics. Bharat Muni’s drama scripture received information about many music instruments in modern times. In addition, Srimad Bhagavad Gita is a very ancient sacred book of Sanatan Dharma.
