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Dharamshala, 29 March (Hindustan Reporter). Governor Shiv Pratap Shukla has called upon historians to continuously study and research the history and folk culture of the state. While inaugurating a two-day national seminar sponsored by the History Department of Central University of Himachal Pradesh and the Indian Council of Historical Research, New Delhi in Dharamshala on Friday, the Governor said that the religious places of Himachal Pradesh are indicative of many historical events and rich cultural heritage. These religious places contain the vibrant historical heritage of the state. The rich cultural history of the state should be written down by studying them deeply so that the coming generations can know and understand this heritage.
Throwing light on the rich cultural heritage of the state, he said that the religious and mythological places of Himachal have been witnesses of many incidents. The rich cultural history of the state should be preserved by studying them in depth.
On this occasion, key speaker Dr. Balmukund Pandey said that as a result of the changed circumstances in the country, the glorious history of the country is being taught today.
Vice Chancellor of Central University, Prof. Sat Prakash Bansal said that the university is continuously achieving new achievements. The University being granted the status of Autonomous University by the Government of India is a great achievement.
Historian Prof. Sushmita Pandey and other scholars also expressed their views.
On this occasion, the newsletter of the History Department of the University, Prof. A book based on poems written by Sat Prakash Bansal and others, a poetry collection written by Dr. Priya and a book based on the folk culture of the state written by researcher Bharat Singh, 'Nuala' were also released.
University Dean Studies Prof. Pradeep Kumar, Registrar Prof. Suman Sharma, Deputy Commissioner Hemraj Bairwa, Superintendent of Police Shalini Agnihotri and dignitaries were present on the occasion.