Tuesday, 7 January 2014

World's first Ramayan University to come up in Bihar



Bihar trust plans to set up a Ramayan University in Vaishali district, about 20km from Patna in Bihar.
  • The university will have specialized five-year course in astrophysics, astronomy, Hindu mythology, vedas and upanishads.
  • It will preserve and promote the literature of the Ramayan in Sanskrit, Hindi, vernacular texts and languages of South-east Asian countries.
  • Trust has acquired about 25 acres of land for the university.
  • Trust has already begun work to build the world's largest Hindu temple, the Virat Ramayan Mandir, in the state's West Champaran district, about 125 km from here.

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