Mangaluru: The role of women in the preservation of Sanatan Dharma is significant, said advocate Kshama Nargund. She was speaking after inaugurating ‘Nari Shakti’, a women’s conference organised by the Keshava Smrithi Samvardhana Samiti on the theme ‘Social harmony and safety of women’, at Sanghaniketan here on Sunday.
“Women should be given utmost respect as they have the capacity to build a strong society.Indian culture accords a special status to women and there is no gender bias. Gender equality is essential for the betterment of society,” she said. Mata Amritanandamayi Math head Mangalamrita Prana said Nari Shakti conventions being held across the nation enhances the glory of Sanatan culture. Akhila Bharatha Shiksha Samsthana Vidyabharati joint secretary Nandini Lakshmikanth, programme reception committee president Bharati Jeevaraj Sorake, were present.
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“Women should be given utmost respect as they have the capacity to build a strong society.Indian culture accords a special status to women and there is no gender bias. Gender equality is essential for the betterment of society,” she said. Mata Amritanandamayi Math head Mangalamrita Prana said Nari Shakti conventions being held across the nation enhances the glory of Sanatan culture. Akhila Bharatha Shiksha Samsthana Vidyabharati joint secretary Nandini Lakshmikanth, programme reception committee president Bharati Jeevaraj Sorake, were present.
Oration tomorrow
PP Gomathi Memorial Education Trust is organising the PP Gomathi Memorial Oration on Tuesday, in association with the department of journalism, University College, Mangaluru at Ravindra Kalabhavana, University College, Hampankatta. Dr Sindhu Manjesh, an award-winning journalist, Fulbright Humphrey Fellow and former lecturer at the University of Maine, United States, will deliver the oration titled ‘News Media in India: A Health Report, with a special focus on prognosis.’
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