Srinagar, November 12: Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha on Wednesday emphasised the need to revive, preserve and sustain the rich cultural heritage of Kashmir, describing it as a living legacy that must continue to inspire future generations.

Addressing a national seminar on the revival, preservation and sustainability of Kashmir’s cultural heritage, the Lieutenant Governor highlighted the importance of documenting, digitising and sharing the region’s invaluable cultural and intellectual traditions.

Referring to the wisdom of Acharya Abhinavagupta and the harmonious traditions of Jammu and Kashmir, LG Manoj Sinha said that the region's heritage represents a valuable inheritance that must be protected and passed on to future generations.

He stressed that collective efforts are required to preserve the historical, spiritual and cultural identity of Jammu and Kashmir.

The Lieutenant Governor also appreciated Kakini Building Humanity and all stakeholders associated with the initiative for their commendable efforts towards safeguarding and promoting the region's cultural legacy.

He said that preserving cultural heritage is not merely about protecting the past but also about inspiring a brighter future.