Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan has said that the efforts made by Tulsi Manas Pratishthan to make the youth aware of Lord Shri Ram and his ideals are commendable.
A museum based on an episode between Lord Shri Ram and Manas will be built in the premises of the establishment, which will surely make a mark as an attractive and inspiring place.
The museum should be developed in such a way that tourists visiting Bhopal must also visit it. Giving information about Lord Shri Ram’s life, Ayodhya prasang and ideals of Lord Shri Ram and the plan to visit Ayodhya, the birthplace of Ram and the planning to visit Ram Janambhoomi is commendable.
All possible cooperation will be provided by the state government in the works of the establishment.
Chouhan was presiding over the meeting of the Managing Committee of the establishment today.
Chief Minister Chouhan is also the President of this establishment.
Chief Minister Chouhan said that visiting the museum would make it easier for the students to imbibe the teachings of Shri Ram.
Necessary financial support will also be provided to the establishment to set up this museum.
Working President of the establishment Raghunandan Sharma, informed that the knowledge of Ramcharit Manas is being disseminated for the spread of harmony in the society.
Efforts are being made for the promotion of Tulsi Manas in the educational centers and the deprived sections of the society.
The competition is being conducted in collaboration with the Department of School Education and Culture, to assess the knowledge level of the students. Teaching of Sunderkand in Hindi subject has been started in the first year classes of graduation level in the colleges of the state.
The process of including chapters related to Ramcharit Manas and Ayodhya episode in the syllabus is also in progress.
Workshops are being organized by the establishment with the help of education officers at the divisional level.
The process of granting approval by the Government of India for the establishment of Shri Ram Museum in Tulsi Manas Pratishthan is underway.
For this cooperation is expected from the state government.
Chouhan was presented a copy of Tulsi Manas Bharti and Swarna Jayanti issue of monthly magazine of the establishment.
Chief Minister Shri Chouhan paid obeisance by garlanding the statue of Goswami Tulsi Das ji at Tulsi Manas Pratishthan. He also inaugurated the newly built Pt. Ramkinkar Upadhyay Library and Research Center.
