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Chitrakoot, 06 September (HS). On the auspicious occasion of Rishi Panchami, a three-day national seminar on the topic of 'Modern Life and Rishi Tradition' will be organized in Chitrakoot on 7, 8 and 9 September under the joint aegis of Jagadguru Rambhadracharya Divyang State University Chitrakoot and Central Sanskrit University New Delhi.
Vice Chancellor of Jagadguru Rambhadracharya Divyang State University, Prof. Shishir Kumar Pandey said that the three-day national seminar to be held on the topic of 'Modern Life and Rishi Tradition' will be presided over by Jagadguru Swami Rambhadracharya Ji Maharaj, the lifelong Chancellor of the Divyang University. His Excellency Vice President Jagdeep Dhankhar will be present as the chief guest. Due to the arrival of the Vice President in the three-day national seminar to be held in Chitrakoot, the university as well as the district administration have intensified the preparations. He said that DM Shivsharan Appa and Superintendent of Police Arun Kumar Singh, along with Additional District Magistrate Umesh Chandra Nigam, Additional Superintendent of Police Chakrapani Tripathi, Sub-District Magistrate Saurabh Yadav, Tehsildar Vachaspati Singh, Nagar Palika EO Lalji Yadav, Superintending Engineer of Electricity Department RK Yadav and other subordinate officers visited the Divyang State University and took stock of the preparations for the proposed program of the Vice President.
While giving information about the three-day national seminar in Chitrakoot on 7th, 8th and 9th September, Vice Chancellor of Jagadguru Rambhadracharya Divyang Rajya Vishwavidyalaya Chitrakoot, Prof. Shishir Kumar Pandey said that Chitrakoot is not only a city of religion but also a city of penance and spirituality. Lord Shri Ram lived a public life by doing penance for 12 years in Chitrakoot. In the same Chitrakoot, sages like Atri, Sarbhang etc. did tough penance. He told that Rishi Panchami is on 7th September. To remember the Sapta Rishis who devoted their entire life and knowledge in human welfare and to tell the importance of Sapta Rishis, a three-day national seminar will be organized in the Ashtavakra Auditorium of Jagadguru Rambhadracharya Divyang Rajya Vishwavidyalaya Chitrakoot. Which will be inaugurated by the Honorable Vice President of the country Jagdeep Dhankhar. Apart from this, Tarunesh ji, a member of the International Buddhist Research Institute of the Culture Department of Uttar Pradesh, will be present as the keynote speaker.
On Friday, Divisional Commissioner Balkrishna Tripathi and DIG Ajay Kumar Singh, in the presence of DM Shivsharanappa GN and Superintendent of Police Arun Kumar Singh, inspected the helipad built at Arogyadham and the VIP route from the helipad to the venue of the program in view of security on the arrival of the Vice President. The venue of the program organized at Jagadguru Rambhadracharya Divyang University Sitapur was visited and inspected. During the visit, CDO Amritpal Kaur, ADM FR Umesh Chandra Nigam, SDM Sadar Pooja Sahu and other officers were present. Apart from this, under the chairmanship of Additional Director General of Police Prayagraj Zone Bhanu Bhaskar and in the presence of Commissioner Chitrakoot Dham Mandal Banda Balkrishna Tripathi, Deputy Inspector General of Police Range Banda Ajay Kumar Singh, District Magistrate Shivsharanappa GN and Superintendent of Police Arun Kumar Singh, a briefing with the Magistrate, Zonal Magistrate and security forces regarding the participation of His Excellency Vice President Jagdeep Dhankhar as the Chief Guest in the 'Modern Life and Rishi Tradition' program organized at Jagadguru Rambhadracharya Divyang State University Chitrakoot was held at Ramayan Mela Sitapur.
In the meeting, the Additional Director General of Police said that we should not become weak by considering the work to be small as minute. He said that even the reserve standing in the last row should remain alert. It is our responsibility. He said that the first challenge is of the road, we should see that there are no explosives, electric wires, gas cylinders and other explosive items on the road. He said that everyone remains alert when a VIP arrives but is not alert when he leaves, this is a big mistake of ours.
North India Statesman
