World News | Culture is an engagement that can bring everyone together: MoS Meenakashi Lekhi

Bhubaneswar (Odisha) [India], May 17 (ANI): Minister of State for Foreign Affairs and Cultural Union Meenakashi Lekhi called it an “honour and honor” to attend the second meeting of the G20 Culture Working Group (CWG) in Odisha. Culture, she said, is a form of engagement that can bring everyone together.

Speaking to the media in Odisha, Meenakashi Lekhi said: “It is a great pleasure and an honor to be here in Odisha for our second culture working group meeting for the G20. We are very, very proud of our heritage and I am very proud of it. Glad this state Odisha has been chosen for the second working group meeting Utkal aka Uttam Kalakshetra. This is what Odisha stands for.”

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Lekhi said the first meeting of the G20 Culture Working Group (CWG) was held in Khajuraho. Culture, she said, is a separate working group, unlike the earlier G20. He said the culture of today’s age connects everyone. The second meeting of the Culture Working Group will be held in Bhubaneshwar from 14 to 17 May. According to the press release, the meeting provided an opportunity to discuss pressing issues facing the culture sector for further consideration of in-depth work to produce practical, action-oriented recommendations.

Meenakashi Lekhi said, “Before the second working group meeting, we held the first meeting in Khajuraho and released that we have held four webinars and four networking engagements through which a great deal of Work and work hard.”

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“We are now working on a third working group meeting to include the Indian perspective on culture, which is a separate working group unlike earlier G20 where it is not only an annex to the main working group but a separate Working group and G20, when it comes to harmony, peace, I think culture is something that people need to focus on because culture is interconnected in today’s world, where there is a lot of pressure and pressure. Culture is a way of engagement, it can bring everyone together Get up,” she added.

She said G20 delegates were amazed by India’s craftsmanship and culture. Lekhi calls it a “knowledge-sharing experience” with them.

“It was an experience to share knowledge with them and they were so amazed at Indian craftsmanship, Indian culture and elephant caves from the first century BC where the word ‘Bharatwarsh’ was mentioned. So those who don’t understand or those who say Never, I think they need to go back and read the Kharavela inscriptions in the Hathigumpha (cave) because “Bharatwarsh” has always been there and is part of our Sanskrit and culture. That’s what a layman needs to understand in the subject,” said Meenakashi Lekhi.

Meenakashi Lekhi said that they are present in the modern Mahatma Gandhi Museum and emphasized that Gandhi’s eternal presence is in the eternal thought process of India.

“The eternity of Gandhi is present in the eternal thought process of India, and the thought drawn from the various thought processes immediately adjacent is the Udayagiri Cave, the Udayagiri Cave itself represents the Kharavela, Kharavela and post-Kharavelas periods and various details you will see in ancient times Humans lived in these rock-cut shelters, and by the first century BC, the rock was cut and used by Jain monks and others, and subsequently by several others,” Lekhi said.

“You’ll find Hindu gods, you’ll find engravings with stories from the Ramayana and several other Jatak Kathas. So, this is India, we all come from the same tree, we represent different branches, and we know we have Lessons in coexistence,” she added.

Lehi thanked the Odisha government for organizing the second meeting of the G20 Culture Working Group. She said: “I must also say that, as a second meeting, it was a very pleasant experience working on the Culture Working Group. I thank the government of the people of Odisha and all the officials involved in this work, including the Chief Minister and Prime Minister Modi has inspired us and told us that now is the time, and it is the right time, as we are celebrating Azadi ka Amrit mahotsav, which is the 75th anniversary of India’s independence.”

She further said, “25 years from now, India has to work very hard to keep India where it used to be, only through our right thinking, right determination and right determination can we get ahead Action. I am very sure that the young people of today, the people of today will be the leaders of the next 25 years, an independent India when India will live up to its dignity and respect its due. All those who work hard and achieve their goals will go through 25 years.” (Arnie)

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