In his address, the Lieutenant Governor congratulated Dr. Chander Mouli Raina, the editorial team of the Panchang, and all the members of Shri Raghvendra Jyotish Sansthan Trust on the occasion.
He also commended the efforts of the Trust on making people aware of traditions and for carrying forward the legacy of Panchang, which reflects the composite culture and rich heritage of the country.
“I believe our research on astrology and ancient scriptures should touch the lives of people from all walks of life. We must promote global good. We need to focus on spreading the importance of a spiritually rich life and value-based living among our citizens,” the Lieutenant Governor said.
He emphasized that we should understand history to develop our thinking and decision-making capabilities to build a better future. “One should get back to the roots for a clear vision and goals of the future,” he said. The knowledge and wisdom present in our ancient traditions should be made easily accessible to the people, especially the young generation, he added.
On the occasion, the Lieutenant Governor felicitated several organizations and individuals for their contribution towards the promotion of Sanskrit.
The event was attended by:
Prof. Umesh Rai, Vice Chancellor, University of Jammu
Prof. Devi Prasad Tripathi, former Vice Chancellor, Uttarakhand University
Dec-18-2024: Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha unveils Silver Jubilee Issue of Shri Raghvendra Panchang
In his address, the Lieutenant Governor congratulated Dr. Chander Mouli Raina, the editorial team of the Panchang, and all the members of Shri Raghvendra Jyotish Sansthan Trust on the occasion.
He also commended the efforts of the Trust on making people aware of traditions and for carrying forward the legacy of Panchang, which reflects the composite culture and rich heritage of the country.
“I believe our research on astrology and ancient scriptures should touch the lives of people from all walks of life. We must promote global good. We need to focus on spreading the importance of a spiritually rich life and value-based living among our citizens,” the Lieutenant Governor said.
He emphasized that we should understand history to develop our thinking and decision-making capabilities to build a better future. “One should get back to the roots for a clear vision and goals of the future,” he said. The knowledge and wisdom present in our ancient traditions should be made easily accessible to the people, especially the young generation, he added.
On the occasion, the Lieutenant Governor felicitated several organizations and individuals for their contribution towards the promotion of Sanskrit.
The event was attended by: