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Lucknow, 16 November (HS). Uttar Pradesh Governor Anandiben Patel on Saturday inaugurated the program ‘Samvadi: Celebration of Expression’ organized by Dainik Jagran Group. Describing this forum as a medium of dialogue, ideas and positive change in the society, he described it as a very important event.
In his address, the Governor said that dialogue is the basis of knowledge and the richness of Indian knowledge tradition has been due to this dialogue. He said that India’s power of non-violence, yoga and spirituality has received global acceptance, which shows the depth and relevance of our knowledge tradition.
Highlighting the importance of dialogue and the current scenario, he said that the world is changing rapidly, and richness of knowledge is possible only through deep and powerful dialogue. In the age of social media, phones and the internet, the deep and ideological impact of dialogue is often missing. Referring to dialogues like Krishna-Arjuna, Nachiketa-Yama in Mahabharata, he said that these dialogues symbolize the discovery of the deeper truth of life.
Describing media, especially newspapers and magazines, as an integral part of the society, the Governor said that it is not just a medium of information, but an important means of making the society aware and encouraging thoughtfulness.
Highlighting the importance of dialogue in Indian religious texts like Ramayana and Mahabharata, he said that there is a need to bring the knowledge hidden in them before the society. Giving the example of dialogues between Shri Krishna and Barbarik, he said that deep truths of life and socially useful facts can be studied through them. The Governor said that we should present our research work to the society so that its benefits can be availed on a wide scale. The Governor inspired the students to read old books of Indian literature. He said that there is an immense store of knowledge hidden in them, whose analysis and dissemination is necessary.
On this occasion, State Editor of Dainik Jagran Ashutosh Shukla, Vice Chancellor of Lucknow University, Prof. Alok Rai, students and other dignitaries were present.
