Distinguished educationist Prof Brajakishore Swain from Odisha has been honored with the esteemed Mahamohapadhyaya PV Kane gold medal for his remarkable contributions to the field of dharma shastras and the promotion of Sanskrit literature. The former professor of Dharmasastra at Sri Jagannath Sanskrit University in Puri received this prestigious award during the 219th foundation day celebration of the Asiatic Society in Mumbai. Notably, the Mahamohapadhyaya PV Kane gold medal is bestowed once every three years.
Prof Swain, who served as the head of the department at Sri Jagannath Sanskrit University in Puri, boasts a rich academic background with over 30 publications to his credit. The award ceremony saw academicians and researchers from both within the state and beyond extending their heartfelt congratulations to Prof Swain for this noteworthy achievement. In a gracious gesture, Prof Swain dedicated the award to his teachers and students, underscoring the importance of mentorship and the symbiotic relationship between educators and learners.
This recognition not only highlights Prof Brajakishore Swain’s individual accomplishments but also underscores the academic prowess and cultural richness emanating from the state of Odisha. The Mahamohapadhyaya PV Kane gold medal serves as a prestigious acknowledgment of his scholarly endeavors, contributing to the enrichment and dissemination of Sanskrit literature and dharma shastras.
Distinguished educationist Prof Brajakishore Swain from Odisha has been honored with the esteemed Mahamohapadhyaya PV Kane gold medal for his remarkable contributions to the field of dharma shastras and the promotion of Sanskrit literature. The former professor of Dharmasastra at Sri Jagannath Sanskrit University in Puri received this prestigious award during the 219th foundation day celebration of the Asiatic Society in Mumbai. Notably, the Mahamohapadhyaya PV Kane gold medal is bestowed once every three years.
Prof Swain, who served as the head of the department at Sri Jagannath Sanskrit University in Puri, boasts a rich academic background with over 30 publications to his credit. The award ceremony saw academicians and researchers from both within the state and beyond extending their heartfelt congratulations to Prof Swain for this noteworthy achievement. In a gracious gesture, Prof Swain dedicated the award to his teachers and students, underscoring the importance of mentorship and the symbiotic relationship between educators and learners.
This recognition not only highlights Prof Brajakishore Swain’s individual accomplishments but also underscores the academic prowess and cultural richness emanating from the state of Odisha. The Mahamohapadhyaya PV Kane gold medal serves as a prestigious acknowledgment of his scholarly endeavors, contributing to the enrichment and dissemination of Sanskrit literature and dharma shastras.
