‘Kashmir
known as land of spirituality, peace, knowledge’
SRINAGAR, MAY 25: The
Deputy Chief Minister Dr Nirmal Singh today said that promoting and sustaining
traditional and valued Kashmiri ethos is the need of the hour to sustain peace
and accelerate the developmental initiatives being undertaken in the state.
The
Deputy Chief Minister was speaking at a function
‘Milchaar’ organized by a private production house at SKICC here today. The Minister of State for Tourism and Education Ms Priya Sethi
was also present on the occasion.
The
Deputy Chief Minister said Kashmir
has since times
immemorial been
known as the land
of spirituality, peace and knowledge and the onus lies on the present generation to ensure its
propagation and adherence. He said
youth should come forward and play a participatory role in propagating the
importance of peace in the present days.
Quoting
from the history Dr Singh said that several leading
intellectuals, philosophers and leaders have always maintained that Kashmir
is a cradle
of spirituality and Sufism which if
propagated in a proper perspective can play an effective role in the
sub-continent and usher an era
of peace and prosperity in this part of globe.
Dr Singh
said the youth of the State have made their mark in different fields of life at
various national and international fora and need of the hour is to celebrate
their achievements so that they get the requisite encouragement which would in turn
make them to strive for excellence.
He said the
Government is also doing its bit in
trying to tap the young human resource by way
of
introducing and implementing various youth centric
schemes.
Complementing
the organizers for holding these types of functions, the Deputy Chief Minister
said that the frequency of should be increased so that involvement of youth in
programmes related to art and culture is increased. He said the youth of the Valley are highly talented in the field
of music and creativity and the need of the hour is to ensure its proper
channelization.
The
Minister of State for Tourism
and Education Ms Priya Sethi while speaking at the
programme said that these type of programmes should be held on a regular basis for providing a chance to the youth to showcase their talent besides
also getting an opportunity of
performing with the stalwarts of the creative
field. She said
the youth of the state have a tremendous inherent creative talent which needs
to be honed and channelized in a proper manner so that they can make mark at
national and international levels.
Later the
Deputy Chief Minister
distributed prizes among various young achievers from the valley besides the
participating artists as well as the students.

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