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| Dharma Shakti begins Sanskaram campaign | | |  Early Times Report
Jammu, Aug 23: In an effort to spread Indic cultures and values amongst the general populace, Dharma Shakti Charitable Trust has launched Sanskaram campaign. The campaign aims to inculcate the ethos and traditions, surrounding the Indic culture to school going children. Sumit Krishna, the National President of Dharma Shakti states that there is a propensity for the younger generation to get attracted to Western customs at the expense of our indigenous culture. Krishna adds that while foreigners are enamored by the rich heritage and deep rooted Indian culture, it is indeed contradictory that Indian youth are moving in the opposite direction. He feels that it is an opportune moment to awaken the consciousness of the youth. Most youngsters are unaware of the unique aspects of Indian culture that has inspired many Westerners to pen countless books on the subject. Sumit mentioned that the Sanskaram project will set up special classrooms across villages. Children will be imparted knowledge of the prayers (from Indian scriptures) and the Bhagavad Gita. Special focus will also be given to Indian history and the brave deeds of our heroes from the past.
He feels that this will allow the youngsters to inculcate a sense of pride and belonging with respect to their culture. Physical activity, sports and yoga will also be prioritized.
Active participation in these activities will help these kids develop as well rounded individuals who can contribute actively to the task of nation-building. Dharmshakti is a social service organization which is involved in community service. Earlier this month, Dharma Shakti had also planted 10,000 trees in a bid to boost environmental sustainability. |
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