Nagpur: The President of India, Smt Droupadi Murmu, graced the inauguration ceremony of the Cultural Centre of Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan in Koradi, Nagpur today. This prestigious event marked a significant milestone in the preservation and promotion of Indian values and traditions.
Addressing the gathering, President Murmu acknowledged the visionary efforts of Kanhaiya Lal Munshi ji, who founded Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan in 1938 with the aim of rejuvenating Indian values in society. She commended the institution for its exemplary contributions to intellectual, cultural, and educational pursuits, establishing itself as a beacon of excellence over the years. With more than 350 affiliated institutions providing modern education, Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan has been instrumental in upholding Indian heritage while embracing contemporary knowledge.
The President expressed her admiration for the "Ramayana Darshanam Hall," a remarkable display of vivid paintings portraying various episodes from the epic Ramayana. She also lauded the "Bharat Mata Sadanam," an exhibition showcasing the valiant contributions of freedom fighters and recipients of the Param Vir Chakra, depicted through evocative paintings. President Murmu emphasized the importance of connecting the younger generation with the values and struggles of Lord Rama's life, stating that they serve as a source of inspiration for humanity as a whole.
Highlighting the achievements of the youth in India and abroad, the President acknowledged their growing affinity towards local languages and cultures, as well as their pursuit of knowledge in diverse domains. However, she urged them not to forget their mother tongue and motherland, emphasizing the significance of preserving and cherishing these roots. Encouraging the use of the mother tongue within families, communities, and society, President Murmu emphasized the importance of passing down this rich linguistic heritage to future generations.
The President emphasized the historical and cultural significance of Maharashtra and Nagpur, which have long been centers of spiritual and cultural traditions. She expressed confidence that the newly inaugurated Cultural Centre would play a pivotal role in enriching Nagpur's cultural landscape. Through its various initiatives, the center aims to bring Indian culture closer to the people of Nagpur and its surrounding areas, with a special focus on engaging and inspiring the younger generation.
The inauguration of the Cultural Centre of Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan in Koradi, Nagpur stands as a testament to India's commitment to preserving its cultural heritage and fostering an environment where tradition and progress harmoniously coexist. This landmark event reinforces the nation's dedication to imparting Indian values to future generations and ensuring that the roots of its rich heritage continue to flourish in the modern era.
