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Says writers, thinkers hold unique position to influence
society, strengthen social progress, unity by promoting values like equality,
justice and fraternity
KS News Desk
Jammu, Nov 8: Jammu
and Kashmir Lieutenant Governor (LG) Manoj Sinha Saturday delivered a keynote
address at the Ghazipur Literature Festival.
The festival, organised by
Bharat Dialogues,brought together authors, scholars, artists and policymakers
from Indian diaspora in Mauritius, South Africa, Suriname, Fiji, Norway, and
many other countries to celebrate shared heritage and ideas and identity.
High Commissioner of South
Africa in India, Prof Anil Sooklal and Member of Parliament, Rajya Sabha, Dr
SangeetaBalwantwere among the special invitees at the event.
In his address, the
Lieutenant Governor spoke on the contribution of Indian Diaspora to the
humanity’s all-round evolution and global growth.
“With the hard work,
integrity, dedication and following the ancient values, Indian Diaspora has
gained global recognition and also helped in strengthening ties,” he said.
The Lieutenant Governor
called upon the writers and thinkers to act as a bridge between society and
perspectives and ideas and strengthen the spirit of "Ek Bharat Shreshtha
Bharat."
He highlighted that the
Writers and Thinkers hold a unique position to influence society and have a
great responsibility to strengthen social progress and unity by promoting
values like equality, justice and fraternity.
"They must also use
their creative power to drive social change and make the world more aware and
sensitive to its duties," he said.
He said that Literature,
new ideas and perspective give strength to the society.
"Without good
literature and new ideas, a society may physically exist but it will lack the
intellectual and cultural tools for rapid growth and transformation of the
nation," LG said.
Literature, knowledge and critical thinking ensures that Society should not become stagnant but it should be like a moving river,” the Lieutenant Governor said.
The Lieutenant Governor
urged the writers, thinkers and citizens to focus on 10 resolutions to make
India a strong and developed nation.
“We must work on
preservation of knowledge and accurate history, propagation of moral values in
society, promotion of social change, building bridges between diverse
perspectives, promote critical thinking, inspire progress in the science and
technology sector, strengthen the spirit of Ek Bharat Shreshtha Bharat,
inculcate a sense of pride among the people for shared heritage, empower youth
with new ideas, focus on innovation, foster emotional unity, good governance
and Jan-Bhagidari," the Lieutenant Governor said.
The Lieutenant Governor
also released a publication “Bhojpuri KahavatokiDuniya” by Sanjeev Kumar Gupta.