Humanity vanishing, save it: Justice Dharmadhikari

Inaugurates RSU’s 50^th foundation day and golden jubilee ceremony 
 

Raipur, May 01, 2013

Humanity is fast disappearing in modern-day society. We should save it by waking the bunch of those good people who are still sleeping. The words were expressed by Padmashree Justice Chandrashekhar Dharmadhikari while he was addressing during inauguration of Pt Ravishankar Shukla University’s (RSU) 50^th foundation day and golden jubilee ceremony at varsity’s auditorium on Wednesday.

Dharmadhikari, who expressed his opinion on topic – ‘bhagwan so gaya, insaan kho gaya’ on the occasion, said even 60 years after independence it is difficult to say that the country has attained equality on the basis of religion, caste, property, etc. 

Pointing towards VIP darshan system in religious places he said there should not be inequality on the name of god. He said it was unfortunate that even temples had become symbol of grandeur, for they are know on the names of those who built them. He said Mahatma Gandhi’s dream of Swaraj in the country had not yet been accomplished. 

In his address, Governor and chancellor of state’s universities Shekhar Dutt termed RSU as a prestigious varsity of the country and said the state had too much expectation from it. 

He said the varsity had succeeded in meeting the objectives of its foundation to a large extent and was advancing continuously with new works and initiatives. 

Indicating that promotion of small and medium-scale enterprises lead to development of a country and Chhattisgarh had immense potential in industrial development due to its rich mineral resources, he said the state’s varsities should take initiative in that direction by imparting professional knowledge and technical skill. 

He said parameters of academics-related comparisons had crossed regional and national boundaries and raised to international-level, hence the state universities too should set high educational standards. 

On the occasion, higher education minister Ramvichar Netam, former union minister Vidyacharan Shukla and RSU’s vice chancellor Professor SK Pandey were also present.