The fruits of the vast knowledge available in our Vedas should reach everyone in the society to lead a righteous life, said TTD Additional EO Sri AV Dharma Reddy.
Addressing the Vedic fraternity on the occasion of the 15th Anniversary of Sri Venkateswara Vedic University in Tirupati on Monday, the Additional EO called on the Vedic students to take up research in an extensive manner. The treasures in Vedas need to be disseminated to the entire world for a healthy way of life. This can be possible only through extensive research. Our Vedas taught about the emergence of life, the planet, solar system and many other information related to science and geography some millions of years ago, even before science explored through innovations in the last few centuries. Though we had 1331 Veda Sakhas, only nine of them are available now. We need to safeguard and propagate this great treasure for the sake of our future generations", he observed.
He said, the Sri Venkateswara Bhakti Channel of TTD is playing a prominent role in the propagation of Hindu Sanatana Dharma. Many programmes including Yoga Vasisthyam, Visuchika Maha Mantra Parayanam, Sundarakanda, Virata Parvam, Bhagavat Gita etc. Are all being telecasted live which received a huge response from devotees across the world.
He invited the Vedic scholars and students of the Varsity to give religious discourses which will be telecasted live on SVBC.
NEW AGE COURSES ALSO INTRODUCED -VC
Varsity VC Sri Sannidhanam Sudarshana Sharma said, the University is putting all efforts to sustain the Vedic knowledge for the sake of next generations by creating Vedic exponents. "Apart from imparting training in the traditional Vedic knowledge, we are also giving training to our wards in Computers, English, Mathematics. Even we introduced Vedic Physics, Vedic Maths, Degree and PG courses in Sanskrit and German for the convenience of Research projects", he added.
THE NEWSLETTER RELEASED
Iramanusha Nutrandadi book and a newsletter Veda Surabhi were released by Additional EO on the occasion. This Tamil Prabandha Raksha was translated into Telugu by the retired Special Officer of Alwar Divya Prabandha Project Sri Singaracharyulu.
SUDARSHANA HOMAM PERFORMED
Seeking world peace and also on its anniversary, Sudarshana Homam performed in the Yagashala of the varsity.
CEO SVBC Sri Suresh Kumar, Dean of the varsity Sri Subrahmanya Sharma and others were also present.
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