BASOHLI, SEPT 24: Deputy General Manager (DGM) of Jammu and Kashmir Vyangak, Shriman Sanjeev Sharma Ji, visited the Choodamani Sanskrit Sansthan in Vishwasthali, Basohli, on Tuesday. He was warmly welcomed by the Chief Trustee of the Sansthan, Shriman Shakti Kumar Pathak, along with Manager Mahendra Pal Upadhyay, Principal Dr. Soumya Ranjan Mohapatra, Committee worker Nitin Daubalia, and Acharya Sahil Sharma.
During the visit, senior officials from Jammu and Kashmir Vyangak Vishwasthali were also present. Sharma Ji toured the Gurukul’s premises, including the temple, student classrooms, hostel, kitchen, guest room, teacher residences, auditorium, and various other facilities. Expressing his satisfaction, he praised the infrastructure and teaching methods, noting his happiness with the overall environment.
Speaking with the Chief Trustee, Shriman Sharma Ji commended the efforts made towards the Gurukul’s all-round development. He remarked, “This initiative is significant in advancing our Sanatan culture. The Sanskrit language holds a unique place in today’s scientific world and has a life-giving quality. Jammu and Kashmir Vyangak, along with myself, will continue to work towards the development of the Gurukul.”
Sharma Ji further praised Shriman Pathak Ji for his dedicated service to society and the preservation of Sanskrit culture. He prayed for the continued progress of the Gurukul and extended his best wishes to the entire Gurukul family.
Chief Trustee Shriman Pathak Ji emphasized that students remain at the heart of the Gurukul’s mission. “Students are the pillars on which our Sanatan culture stands. Sanskrit, like life-giving nectar, enriches and strengthens this culture,” he said. Pathak Ji added that the Gurukul’s work is in alignment with the vision of his late father, Chudamani Shastri Pathak Ji, and credited the society and social workers as the true custodians of this legacy.
