Excelsior Correspondent
Jammu, Jan 24: Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha today released a book titled ‘Mountain Goddesses: Finding Feminine Power from an Unexpected Place’, written by Manu Khajuria Singh.
The Lieutenant Governor congratulated the author and wished her success in the future literary endeavours.
‘Mountain Goddesses’ follows the author, through her discovery of the deep-rooted feminine power within her motherland in Jammu.
Manu Khajuria Singh is a freelance writer and commentator from Jammu Kashmir. A native of Jammu region, her focus is the region’s history, culture and current issues.
After moving to the United Kingdom and seeing the younger generation become influenced by contemporary female icons, the author was inspired to document the vast yet lesser-known female-centric stories from her homeland. These empowering tales offer alternative indigenous role models and an illuminating perspective on femininity.
Meanwhile, LG released J&K Shri Kashi Vidwat Parishad’s Panchang Calendar 2025, at Raj Bhawan today.
The Lieutenant Governor congratulated Padma Shri Prof. Vishwa Murti Shastri, President, J&K Shri Kashi Vidwat Parishad Jammu, editorial team, and all the members of the parishad.
The calendar will provide information about auspicious occasions, festivals and religious rituals.
On the occasion, the members of Shri Kashi Vidwat Parishad Jammu also put forth important matters pertaining to promotion of Sanskrit language and Vedic studies in Jammu Kashmir.
The Lieutenant Governor assured that appropriate action will be taken to address the issues projected by them during the interaction.
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