DU to launch 'Panchang' on April 28 to disseminate ancient Indian knowledge
The varsity will release the Panchang with a focus on the theme 'Indian Knowledge Tradition' on the occasion of its centenary year
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The Delhi University (DU) will release a 'Panchang' (religious almanac) prepared by it on April 28, which will be shared among the students across the country with an aim to connect the youth to the rich ancient Indian knowledge system and tradition.
The Panchang will be released by DU Vice Chancellor Yogesh Singh in the presence of several personalities from the fields of literature and culture, including the varsity's department heads, teachers, students, and researchers, among others.
The Delhi University (DU) will release a 'Panchang' (religious almanac) prepared by it on April 28, which will be shared among the students across the country with an aim to connect the youth to the rich ancient Indian knowledge system and tradition.
The Panchang will be released by DU Vice Chancellor Yogesh Singh in the presence of several personalities from the fields of literature and culture, including the varsity's department heads, teachers, students, and researchers, among others.
The chief guest at the programme will be Ramlal, the all-India Sampark Pramukh of the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS).
The varsity will release the Panchang with a focus on the theme 'Indian Knowledge Tradition' on the occasion of its centenary year.
The Panchang has been prepared by the varsity's Value Addition Courses Committee.
"Our Panchang is more advanced than the Western calendar. It is more scientific and informative. Delhi University's Value Addition Courses Committee is all set to script a new history on this," the committee's president, Niranjan Kumar, told IANS.
The chief guest at the programme will be Ramlal, the all-India Sampark Pramukh of the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS).
The varsity will release the Panchang with a focus on the theme 'Indian Knowledge Tradition' on the occasion of its centenary year.
The Panchang has been prepared by the varsity's Value Addition Courses Committee.
"Our Panchang is more advanced than the Western calendar. It is more scientific and informative. Delhi University's Value Addition Courses Committee is all set to script a new history on this," the committee's president, Niranjan Kumar, told IANS.
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