Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath conducted a surprise inspection. He said that the work of preserving the heritage of Indian culture is commendable.
CM Yogi Adityanath at Sanskrit University
– Photo : Amar Ujala
Expansion
A 3D museum based on the gradual development of Vedic literature will be built in the historic main building of Sampurnanand Sanskrit University, the most ancient centre of Indian knowledge tradition. 16 rites, 64 arts and 18 sciences will be elaborated in it. Research of sage-like Acharyas and philosophy of Indian Astrology will also be present in the museum.
There was also a consensus on converting the Government Ayurvedic College into a faculty of the university again. This decision was taken on Sunday during the inspection of Sampurnanand Sanskrit University by Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath. The Chief Minister saw the development work and other activities. Vice Chancellor Prof. Bihari Lal Sharma and other officials informed the Chief Minister in detail about the teaching and other activities of the university.
The CM accepted the proposal to convert the Government Ayurvedic College Chaukaghat into a faculty of this institution again. During the inspection, the Chief Minister also visited the library and hostels along with various faculties of the university. The Chief Minister observed the ancient manuscripts stored in the library. On the proposal of the Vice Chancellor, he inspected the inside of the 234-year-old main building located in the campus.
