MANGALURU, FEBRUARY 19, 2025: NITTE Deemed to be the University has taken a significant step towards preserving and promoting India’s rich cultural heritage by launching the Centre for Indian Knowledge Systems (IKS). This initiative is in line with the Ministry of Education’s directives to integrate Indian knowledge systems into mainstream education.
The Centre was inaugurated by Srimadjagadguru Shankaracharya Sri Sri Raghaveshvara Swamiji on Wednesday. The event was presided over by Chancellor of the University Vinaya Hegde. Pro-Chancellor Prof. Shantharam Shetty emphasized the importance of promoting Indian culture and ancient knowledge systems. The Centre for IKS aims to promote interdisciplinary research, preserving and disseminating Indian knowledge systems, and applying them to societal challenges. By integrating IKS into education, research, and public awareness, the Centre hopes to make a meaningful impact.
Some of the key strategies the Centre plans to employ include integrating IKS into mainstream education, encouraging interdisciplinary research, raising public awareness, and collaborating with international platforms to promote IKS globally. By leveraging technology, engaging with local communities, and advocating for policy support, the Centre aims to create a vibrant ecosystem that celebrates India’s rich cultural heritage and promotes its application in modern times.
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