Says “After a long time nation witnessing a cultural renaissance. Youth, writers, thinkers must lead nation to new heights like visionary craftsmen”
“Youth should be equipped with the skills of modern world,act as protector of ancient culture, should have passion for research like a scientist, wisdom of divinity like Adi Shankaracharya”
“Sanskrit the only oldest living language, a complete knowledge system. The work of great writers, thinkers, scientists, mathematicians, the greatest treasure of sages could be utilised for intellectual, technological advancement”
Jammu : Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha on Thursday called upon the youth, writers, and thinkers to lead the nation to new heights like visionary craftsmen. He said the young generation is the true inheritor of the eternal traditions, customs and spiritual heritage of the nation.
“After a long time, the nation is witnessing a cultural renaissance. Youth should be equipped with the skills of the modern world and also act as a protector of the ancient culture. They should have passion for research like a scientist and also fragrance and wisdom of divinity like Adi Shankaracharya.
Sanskrit is the only oldest living language, which has a complete knowledge system. The voluminous work of great writers, thinkers, scientists and mathematicians and the greatest treasure of sages could be utilised for intellectual and technological advancement,” the Lieutenant Governor said.
He was speaking at the Kailakh Sanskrit Ratna Award-2025 ceremony, organised by Kailakh Jyotish and Vedic Sansthan Trust in Jammu. The ceremony was also graced by Anant Vibhushitmad Jagadguru Ramanujacharya Swami Vasudevacharya Maharaj.
On the occasion, the Lieutenant Governor conferred the prestigious award to Prof. nivasaVarakhedi, Vice Chancellor at Central Sanskrit University, New Delhi for his exemplary service and accomplishments.
The Lieutenant Governor, in his address, appreciated the efforts of Kailakh Jyotish and Vedic Sansthan Trust to promote Sanskrit and great learning traditions of the country. He also extended his felicitations to all the members of the trust on its 14th Foundation Day.
The Lieutenant Governor has put forth five resolutions to enlightened citizens and called for a collective effort toward a more conscious, harmonious, and developed future.
First, we must organize ourselves and guide society towards a balanced future and integrate material and spiritual life for self-discipline, simplicity, and spiritual development alongside new inventions and innovations.
The second resolution focuses on fostering social harmony and building a generation empowered by peace, respect, and compassion.
We must embrace the philosophy of world peace and harmony rooted in India’s ancient traditions. It should be our common goal to completely eliminate all forms of discrimination and promote a friendly perspective toward every individual. We must also convey the philosophy of welfare and harmonious human development to the youth to reduce division and conflict.
Education is the foundation of a balanced and fulfilling life. Our third resolution is to transform our education system that focuses on creating personalities who are a blend of both “Saint and Scientist.”
Fourth, the present generation must build a new future by establishing harmony with nature.
Fifth, we must unite and firmly confront the elements trying to create divisions within society, and enlightened members of society must lead this campaign.
He said, every Indian must feel proud to be the inheritor of a rich and glorious civilization and move forward on the path of nation-building.
“While building a united and developed India, we must ensure that our great country stands firmly on the strong pillars of the ideals, moral values, and character of our great leaders,” the Lieutenant Governor further said.
The Lieutenant Governor also highlighted Mata Vaishno Devi ne Board’s significant contributions in promotion of Sanskrit and spiritual learning, infrastructure development, and community welfare.
President, Kailakh Jyotish and Vedic Sansthan Trust, Mahant Rohit Shastri; Vice Chancellor, University of Jammu, Prof Umesh Rai; members of the Trust; spiritual leaders; heads of religious organizations and prominent citizens were present.
Members of Legislative Assembly- Sham Lal Sharma, Surinder Kumar, Ms Devyani Rana and Dr. Sunil Bhardwaj, and senior officials of civil and police administration also attended the award ceremony.
