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Governor Kavinder Gupta Visits Dharmasangh Mahavidyalaya, Stresses Spiritual Education

Himachal Pradesh Governor Kavinder Gupta visited Dharmasangh Mahavidyalaya in New Delhi, paying respects to Pujya Swami Abhishek Brahmachari Ji. He participated in Gau Seva and interacted with students, praising the institution's role in promoting Vedic knowledge. The Governor emphasized that spiritual institutions are key to preserving India's civilisational values during times of rapid change. He urged the youth to adopt discipline, compassion, and service, calling for a holistic education that combines knowledge with cultural awareness.

Key Points: HP Governor on Spiritual Institutions Preserving India's Civilisational Ethos

  • Governor visits spiritual institution
  • Emphasizes blend of knowledge and character
  • Highlights role of Gau Seva
  • Urges youth to imbibe discipline and service
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Spiritual institutions key to preserving India's civilisational ethos: HP Governor visits Dharmasangh Mahavidyalaya in New Delhi

Himachal Pradesh Governor Kavinder Gupta visited Dharmasangh Mahavidyalaya in Delhi, highlighting the role of spiritual education in nurturing youth.

"Such institutions act as guiding forces in preserving India's civilisational ethos amid rapid societal transformations. - Kavinder Gupta"

New Delhi, April 10

Himachal Pradesh Governor Kavinder Gupta on Friday visited Dharmasangh Mahavidyalaya at Civil Lines, New Delhi, where he paid obeisance to revered saint and Mata Lalita devotee, Pujya Swami Abhishek Brahmachari Ji, and sought his blessings.

According to an official release, the Governor was received by Mahavir Prasad Jaipuria, President of the Mahavidyalaya Trust, Himanshu Rai, Director of IIM Indore, and other eminent dignitaries present on the occasion.

During his visit, Kavinder Gupta participated in Gau Seva within the campus, terming it a reflection of India's enduring cultural and spiritual traditions. He also interacted with students during a dialogue programme organised by Rohit Kumar Singh, National Convenor of Yuva Chetna.

Addressing the gathering, the Governor paid glowing tributes to Dharam Samrat Swami Karpatri Ji Maharaj, whose vision laid the foundation of the institution. He observed that the Mahavidyalaya continues to uphold and promote Vedic knowledge, playing a significant role in nurturing socially responsible and culturally aware youth, a release stated.

Highlighting the relevance of spiritual institutions in modern times, Gupta said that such institutions act as guiding forces in preserving India's civilisational ethos amid rapid societal transformations.

The Governor urged the youth to imbibe discipline, compassion, and a sense of service, emphasising that true education lies in the harmonious blend of knowledge, character, and cultural awareness. He also underlined the importance of Gau Seva as an integral part of Indian tradition and encouraged students to actively associate with such practices.

The Governor appreciated the efforts of the Mahavidyalaya in fostering holistic development and expressed confidence that its students would contribute meaningfully to nation-building, a release added.

- ANI

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Sarah B
While I respect the cultural aspects, I hope such institutions also incorporate modern scientific temper and critical thinking. A truly holistic education should balance tradition with progressive, rational thought for the 21st century.
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Vikram M
Governor sahab is absolutely right. Our civilizational ethos is our strength. When students learn compassion and service alongside bookish knowledge, they become better citizens. More such visits by dignitaries can inspire the youth.
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Priya S
It's wonderful to see the focus on character building. In today's competitive world, we often forget the 'sanskar' part of education. Blending knowledge with cultural awareness is the need of the hour. Jai Hind!
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Rohit P
Good initiative. But I also hope these spiritual institutions are inclusive in their approach and teachings, reflecting the diverse tapestry of India. Preserving ethos shouldn't mean excluding any community's perspective.
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Karthik V
The mention of Gau Seva is important. It's not just a ritual; it's about respecting life and nature, concepts deeply embedded in our culture. Glad the Governor highlighted this. More power to such gurukuls!

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