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Prof. Sanjeev Jain, Hon'ble Vice Chancellor, CU Jammu paid floral tribute to Maharaja Hari Singh. The other present on the occasion are Dean Research Studies Prof. Asit K. Mantry, Dean Student Welfare Prof. Ritu Bakshi, and Dean, School of Business Studies, Prof. Neelika Arora, along with faculty members and students.
Addressing the gathering, Vice Chancellor Prof. Sanjeev Jain highlighted the importance of preserving and promoting the cultural heritage of the Dogra region among the younger generation. He emphasised that such programmes provide students with an opportunity to understand their historical roots, traditions and cultural identity, while fostering a sense of pride in the regionās rich heritage.
The celebration featured a variety of cultural activities and performances showcasing the artistic traditions of Jammu. A special Dogri dance performance by girl students, presented on a Dogri mashup, reflected the vibrant cultural traditions and artistic heritage of the region. The performance was warmly appreciated by the audience.
Janvi Sharma delivered a speech highlighting the life, contributions and legacy of Maharaja Hari Singh. Her address provided an insight into the historical significance of the Maharaja and his association with the development and heritage of the region.
The programme also served as an engaging platform for students to connect with the history, traditions and cultural identity of the Dogra region. Through the celebration, the University reiterated its commitment to encouraging awareness and appreciation of the regionās cultural heritage among young people.
The programme concluded with a vote of thanks and a detailed address on the history of the Dogra dynasty by Dr. Naresh Kumar Sharma, Principal, Community College. He expressed gratitude to the University authorities, faculty members, students and all those who contributed to the successful organisation of the event.
The Dogra Virasat Mahotsav provided a meaningful platform to commemorate the historical legacy associated with Maharaja Hari Singh and to promote greater awareness of Dogra heritage, traditions and cultural values among the younger generation.
