Inscriptions and Architectures: The Cultural Assets of Our Country, Says Dr. Kaalaswamy

Kollegal, February 13, 2019: Dr. Kaalaswamy, Professor in the Political Science Department at Manasagangotri, Mysuru, expressed concern over the declining awareness regarding the significance of inscriptions and architectures in our country. Delivering a special lecture on the ‘Significance of Inscriptions and Architectures,’ organized by the ‘History Forum’ at JSS Women’s College in Kollegal, Dr. Kaalaswamy emphasized the need to protect and appreciate these valuable assets.

Dr. Kaalaswamy highlighted the unfortunate reality that awareness about inscriptions and architectures has diminished among the general population. He lamented the fact that many individuals are unaware of the value these cultural treasures hold. In response, he called for organized awareness programs to enlighten people about their importance. Dr. Kaalaswamy praised the efforts of the History Department at JSS Women’s College for their commendable work in this regard.

Presiding over the program, Prof. Umesh, Principal of the college, emphasized the significance of inscriptions, palm leaf manuscripts, and monuments, noting that they carry immense cultural and historical value. However, he lamented the instances of vandalism and destruction that have been witnessed, stressing the responsibility of each individual to educate themselves about these artifacts and protect them for future generations.

Also present on the dais was Prof. H. G. Natarajan, Head of the History Department.

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