National Conference Explores 'Ramcharitmanas' Relevance in Modern Times

The University of Delhi's Centre for Hindu Studies, together with Sanskriti Sangyan, held a national conference focused on the cultural and contemporary significance of the Ramcharitmanas. The event included addresses by Union Minister Gajendra Singh Shekhawat and the launch of the book 'Manas ke Moti.'

The Centre for Hindu Studies at the University of Delhi, in collaboration with Sanskriti Sangyan, organised a one-day national conference titled 'Ramcharitmanas for Humanity.' Held at the university's conference centre, the event aimed to delve into the cultural, social, and contemporary relevance of the Ramcharitmanas.

The conference drew 300 attendees and featured various sessions, including an inaugural address, a plenary session, six parallel technical sessions with 70 research papers presented, and a valedictory session.

Union Minister for Culture and Tourism Gajendra Singh Shekhawat addressed the conference, emphasising the enduring significance of the Ramcharitmanas as a guide for navigating life's challenges and its relevance in modern times. He also highlighted how its teachings have spread the wisdom of Bharat globally.

(With inputs from agencies.)