CUO To Start Centre For Gandhian Studies and Centre for Gopabandhu Studies: VC Chakradhar Tripathi

The Central University of Odisha (CUO) came together at its permanent campus in Sunebeda to observe the momentous occasions: Gandhi Jayanti, Shastri Jayanti, and the International Day of Non-Violence.

Vice-Chancellor Prof Chakradhar Tripathi, joined by the teaching and non-teaching staff, paid a heartfelt floral tribute to the iconic figures Mahatma Gandhi, the Father of the Nation and Lal Bahadur Shastri, former Prime Minister of India on the eve of their birth anniversaries.

In his address to the University community, Prof. Chakradhar Tripathi shed light on the profound principles championed by Mahatma Gandhi, emphasizing the values of ahimsa (non-violence), satya (truthfulness), and seva (service to mankind) that continue to inspire the pursuit of world peace.

He remarked, “The whole world recognizes the noble doctrines of Mahatma that guide people toward a peaceful existence.”

The Vice-Chancellor spoke passionately about the enduring legacy of Utkal Mani Gopabandhu, often referred to as the “Gandhi of Odisha,” and his unwavering commitment to serving humanity. He urged everyone to follow Gopabandhu’s path and ideals for the advancement of universal peace and development.

Additionally, he announced the University’s plans to establish the Centre for Gandhian Studies and the Centre for Gopabandhu Studies, demonstrating its dedication to these pivotal philosophies.