Sikkim can be developed as Buddhism study centre: Prof Ramaswamy

GANGTOK, May 4: Prof NS Ramaswamy, a founder director of IIM Bangalore, today gave several suggestions for the overall development of Sikkim including education.
Interacting with the media here at Press Club of Sikkim, the 88 year old national professor of management highlighted the importance of Buddhist heritage of the Sikkim. He said that Sikkim can be developed as a major destination for Buddhism studies.

“Buddhism in Sikkim has more to offer in research studies”, said Prof Ramaswamy. He also emphasized on making use of English and Hindi languages in the State.
Prof Ramaswamy also suggested that the waste water disposed in the rivers should be recycled by the State government. He also appreciated the rich craftsmanship of Sikkim. He pointed out that the State government should create a suitable market strategy to promote the handicrafts products of Sikkim.

Prof Ramaswamy also said that priority should be given to vocational education in the schools and colleges of Sikkim. He suggested the Sikkim government and other educational institutions here to integrate education with nature and rich heritage of India for the benefit of the country. He also met with State HRD minister NK Pradhan today morning.

Prof Ramaswamy had arrived in Sikkim to participate in the ‘Principals Conclave’ on education organized by EIILM University here at Gangtok yesterday

source;sikkim express