Indian Culture, Literature, and Knowledge Tradition are the Foundation of Our Lives
Lecture Organized by Youth Movement and Shri Kallaji Vedic University
Indian culture, literature, and knowledge tradition form the very foundation of our lives. Not only are they invaluable, but they also serve as our priceless heritage. This was stated by senior journalist and writer Anil Saxena, the pioneer of the Rajasthan Literary Movement, while addressing students as the chief speaker at a lecture organized by Youth Movement Rajasthan and Shri Kallaji Vedic University. The lecture, on the topic of "Indian Literature, Culture, and Knowledge Tradition," was held at the university's auditorium on Friday.
Anil Saxena emphasized that Indian culture is one of the oldest and richest cultures in the world. Its roots stretch deep into the Vedas, Upanishads, epics, and various religious texts, with its development spanning thousands of years. He further explained that the principle of "Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam" (The world is one family) is the core foundation of this culture.
Kailash Mundra, Chairperson of Shri Kallaji Vedic University, shed light on Indian culture through references from the Mahabharata, Ramayana, and other mythological stories. He also provided information about the Vedic courses offered at the university. Shashwat Saxena, founder of Youth Movement Rajasthan, urged students to follow the path shown by their parents and teachers, as this is the key to success in life.
The event began with a Saraswati Vandana and the chanting of mantras, followed by the worship of Shri Kallaji. Dr. Lalit Sharma, Head of the Department of Astrology, welcomed the guests and delivered the opening address. Dr. Natwar Lal Bhambi, Head of the Department of Hindi, also addressed the students. Dr. Lokesh Chaudhary, Head of the Yoga Department, gave the vote of thanks, and Dr. Anushka Ojha conducted the session.
The event was presided over by Kailash Mundra, with special guests including educationist Shanti Saxena from Chittorgarh and social worker Manoj Soni from Nimbahera.
One-Day Workshop on Indian Culture, Literature, and Knowledge Tradition
A one-day workshop on the topic "Indian Culture, Literature, and Knowledge Tradition" was also held at the university. Along with the students, several faculty members attended, including Dr. Chandveer Rajawat, Controller of Examinations; Rajesh Pareek, Accounts Officer; Assistant Professors Dr. Rachna Sharma, Dr. Sunil Kumar Sharma, and other staff members such as Devilal Kumhar (Library Head), Manish Chandna, Kanhaiyalal, Sakshi Mishra, Neha Sharma, and more.
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