Researchers Must Conduct Exemplary Research in the National Interest

CNN Central News & Network–ITDC India Epress/ITDC News Bhopal: The five-day Research Proposal Writing and Research Tools Development Workshop, organized by the Research Centre of the Bhopal Campus of the Central Sanskrit University, concluded with the worship of Goddess Saraswati. The programme was held under the chief guestship of Prof. Ganapati Shukla from Puri, in the presence of Prof. D. N. Sansanwal from Delhi, with Prof. Archana Dubey as the guest, and was presided over by Prof. Hansdhar Jha.

In his address, the chief guest Prof. Ganapati Shukla expressed his views on the philosophical importance of research work. He stated that research should involve the pursuit of truth and that its conclusions must be published in a socially useful form, which is essential for the nation.

Prof. Archana Dubey emphasized that researchers should undertake interdisciplinary research in Indian languages. Prof. D. N. Sansanwal highlighted the need for incorporating authentic facts into research theses, stating that this would enhance the quality of research, and described this approach as a continuous research process.

In his presidential address, Prof. Hansdhar Jha, Campus Director, said that the Research Centre is continuously striving for the all-round development of research scholars. He added that whatever the researchers learned during these five days of the workshop would motivate them towards exemplary research work and enable them to give concrete shape to their research.

The workshop report was presented by Prof. Govind Pandey, the Convener. The welcome address was delivered by Prof. Kripashankar Sharma, Research Centre Coordinator. The programme was conducted by research scholar Kavyanshi Mishra. Participants Gajendra Purohit, Sanjay Meena, Parul Meshram, Piyush Pandey, and Ratnesh Dubey shared their experiences.

In the end, the vote of thanks was proposed by research scholar Pratigya Parik, and the programme concluded with the National Anthem.