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'Indian Society for Buddhist Studies' (Indian Society for Buddhist Studies) has been organizing conferences at different places for the last 24 years to understand Mahatma Buddha from all aspects. This time the conference was organized at Kavikulguru Kalidas Sanskrit University, the land of Kalidas. This was the 24th conference. A river of discussion and dialogue flowed for three consecutive days on the issue of what is the relevance of Buddha's thoughts in the context of the twenty-first century. Kavikulguru Kalidas Sanskrit University Ramtek (Nagpur) Named after Kalidas in Maharashtra, Ramtek was constructed in 1997. Kalidas was a great poet and playwright of Sanskrit language. He based his work on Indian mythology and philosophy. 'Meghdoot' is a masterpiece of Kalidas in which the poet has tried to bring out the humanization of nature through imagination. However, various references are made regarding the birthplace of Kalidasa. In 'Meghdoot' his love for Ujjain shows that he was a resident of Ujjain. Famous Hindi writer Mohan Rakesh has composed the play 'Haar Da Ek Din' based on the life of Kalidas.
Ramtek is a tehsil in Nagpur district of Maharashtra, 50 km from Nagpur. It is also famous for Shri Ram Temple. These hills are also called 'Sindhugiri Hills'. The Ram temple situated on the hill of Ramtek is also famous because Ram stayed here during his exile. Its indications are also found in 'Valmik Ramayana'. That is why its name is Ramtek. A memorial of the epic poet Kalidas is also present here, in which the history of the creation of 'Meghdoot' is recorded.
Although Narasimha Rao, the then Prime Minister of India, independently created the Sanskrit University, Nayak, the Chief Minister of Maharashtra, handed it over to Shrikant Jichkar. Srikanth was a progressive person. He has obtained 9 M.A. in Sanskrit along with I, Advocacy, Medical Studies, Journalism, D.Litt. P.S. He also held the post of IAS.
He became the first MLA of India at the age of 25. When he was made a member of the committee of Sanskrit University in 1992, he worked hard to name this university after the great poet Kalidasa and became the first Chancellor of this university and died in a road accident at the age of fifty. it's done
In this conference on Buddha, chancellors of many universities gathered on one platform. Prof. Hareram Tripathi (Chancellor, Kavikulguru Kalidas Sanskrit University, Ramtek) Prof. Murali Manohar Pathak (Chancellor, Lal Bahadur Shastri Sanskrit University, Delhi) Prof. GSR Krishna Murthy (Chancellor, Sanskrit University, Tirupati) Prof. Arvind Jamkhedkar (Prof. Vaidnath Labh, Vice Chancellor of the Indian Society for Buddhism, Sanchi, said Indian culture cannot be understood without the study of Vedic, Buddhist and Jainism.
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More than 200 research students participated in the conference. More than 100 research papers were presented on Pali language/literature/Buddhist culture/religion/Asia/Indian languages/history etc. In this conference, the research paper of research student Arak Prabha Chatterjee was awarded the first prize. Head of 'Indian Society for Buddhism Studies' Lalit Kumar Gupta and Secretary Prof. Ambalika Sood Jacob and University Registrar Prof. Krishna Kumar Pandey thanked all the scholars associated with the conference and invited them to participate in the 25th conference at the University of Buddhism and Indian Studies in Sanchi (Madhya Pradesh) next year.
