Events | Parmatma Kumar Mishra

On the occasion of Mahatma Gandhi’s memorial day, a one-day conversational programme organizes at Mahatma Gandhi Central University, featuring Prof. Chandra Bhushan Sharma, former president of the National Institute of Open Schooling, as the keynote speaker. Prof. Sharma delivered a lecture on “The Relevance of 21st Century India and Gandhian Philosophy.

Gandhian Ideals Transcend Borders, Emphasizes Prof. Chandra Bhushan Sharma

Highlighting Mahatma Gandhi’s impact not only on Indian society but also globally, Prof. Sharma underscored how Gandhi revitalized the principles of truth and non-violence on a global scale. He praised Gandhi for influencing those who disagreed with Gandhian ideology through Satyagraha.

Gandhi’s Vision Remains Timeless, Says Prof. Chandra Bhushan Sharma

Prof. Sharma expressed that Gandhi, as a leader of his era, will always remain relevant due to his vision and principles. He emphasized that Gandhi’s philosophy, rooted in love, compassion, justice, humanity, and brotherhood, aligns with universal human values.

Gandhian Relevance for Democracy Highlighted by University’s Honorable Vice-Chancellor

In his concluding remarks, Prof. Sanjay Shrivastav, the respected Vice-Chancellor of the university, reflected on Gandhi’s role in initiating the first mass struggle for independence in India, known as the Champaran Satyagraha. He highlighted the significance of Gandhi’s Satyagraha and non-violence as essential tools for establishing democracy.

Gandhian Principles Essential for Sustaining Democracy Worldwide

Prof. Sanjay Shrivastav emphasizes Gandhi’s philosophy of Satyagraha and non-violence, pivotal in India’s struggle for independence, remains relevant globally. Furthermore, He emphasized the importance of these principles for establishing and sustaining democracies worldwide.

Closing Ceremony Acknowledges Contributors to the Dialogue

The closing ceremony, presided over by Prof. Ashish Shrivastav, Director of Gandhi Bhavan, saw expressions of gratitude from Dr. Shyam Nandan, Dr. Anjani Shrivastav, Dr. Bimlesh Kumar Singh, Dr. Govind Prasad Verma, and Dr. Asha Meena. Numerous university scholars and students attended the insightful one-day conversational programme.

Successful Organization Credits Hindi Department and Student Coordinator

The successful coordination of conversational programme was credited to Dr. Shyam Nandan from the Hindi department, with support from Dr. Vishwajeet Barman, Assistant Professor in the Sanskrit department. Amit Kumar, a postgraduate student from the Hindi department, played a crucial role in ensuring the event’s smooth execution.