Objective:
- To collect preserve and showcase
various material related to the Indian Knowledge System (IKS), such as ancient
texts, manuscripts, research papers and contemporary works.
- To spread knowledge and awareness of
the Indian Knowledge System by collecting and preserving relevant materials.
Outcome:
- To provide a general introduction to
the Indian Knowledge System (IKS) and raise awareness about the contributions
made by ancient Indians in the field of science, philosophy, linguistics,
economics, architecture and related applications and concepts.
Report:
The Library, in collaboration with the Indian
Knowledge Systems Cell (IKSC) of Dwaraka Doss Goverdhan Doss Vaishnav College
organised a programme titled “Carving a Niche Corner for Indian Knowledge
System (IKS)” on 17th December 2024. The session commenced
with the welcome address by Dr.V.Sowmyanarayanan, Convener of IKSC.
Dr.S.Santhosh Baboo, the Principal, delivered the inaugural address where he
highlighted India’s rich intellectual heritage with an emphasis on its contributions
to several fields like Astronomy, Medicine, Geology, and Architecture by
referring to the enduring Kallanai (Rock Dam) and the Tanjore Big Temple as
illustrations. He urged the students to explore the invaluable IKS resources to
deepen their knowledge and understanding through their active involvement with
the IKSC and the library. Dr.M.Mani, the Librarian, extended the vote of
thanks, acknowledging the efforts of Dr.D.Uthra, Head of the Department of
Physics, in curating the books pertinent to IKS.
Photos:
DDGDVC Library in Press:
Rajasthan Patrika - 19.12.2024