23/07/2026
Central Sanskrit University Organises Gift Deed Signing Session for Proposed Museum
Agartala, 23 July 2026:
Central Sanskrit University, Ekalavya Campus, Agartala, organised the Gift Deed Signing Session for the Proposed Museum at the Multipurpose Hall of the Campus on Thursday. The programme marked a significant milestone towards the establishment of a museum dedicated to preserving and showcasing the rich cultural, historical, and intellectual heritage associated with Sanskrit and the Indian Knowledge System.
The programme commenced with honouring the National song & Kulgeet of the University by all the dignitaries, staff & students symbolising the pursuit of knowledge and enlightenment.
Shri Tapas Kumar Nath, Section Officer (Accounts), delivered the Keynote-cum-Welcome Address, extending a warm welcome to the distinguished guests and highlighting the significance of the proposed museum as a centre for education, research, cultural preservation, and community engagement.
The dignitaries were felicitated by the staff members of the Campus in recognition of their valuable presence and support.
Addressing the gathering as the Guest of Honour, Shri Mangesh Indapawar, CEO, Anuchanam, emphasised the importance of preserving cultural heritage through museums and appreciated the initiative taken by Central Sanskrit University in establishing such a valuable repository for future generations.
The Chief Guest, Shri Saikat Acharjee, Owner of Rajendra Kirtishala was felicitated who shared his experiences in preserving traditional artefacts and expressed his commitment to supporting the University's endeavour in developing the proposed museum.
In his Chairperson's Address, Prof. G. C. S. Negi, Director, Central Sanskrit University, Ekalavya Campus, underlined the educational significance of museums as centres of experiential learning, research, and preservation of India's rich cultural and intellectual traditions. He stated that the proposed museum would serve as a valuable academic resource for students, researchers, scholars, and the wider community.
The programme concluded with a Vote of Thanks proposed by Prof. Sushant Kumar Raj, Associate Director, who ex