“Indian knowledge heritage is very vast. This knowledge heritage can be seen not only in art, language and literature but also in science and technology,” Vice-Chancellor of Gulbarga University Dayananda Agsar has said.
He was speaking as the chief guest at the concluding ceremony of the two-day national workshop on Indian Knowledge Systems organised by the Central University of Karnataka (CUK) near Kalaburagi on Saturday.
“Indians should not be blind to the Indian traditional knowledge heritage. Our knowledge should be used according to contemporary needs. It is hence very important to create awareness about Indian knowledge heritage,” he said.
