Late Prof. Dr. Gan­gadutt Shas­tri ‘Vin­od’ ji (Received Pres­i­den­t’s Award)

 Prof. Gan­ga­datt Shas­tri ji was the first per­son to real­ize Swa­mi ji’s dream of Sri Vyas San­skrit Mahavidyalaya, Raghu­nath­pur, Kul­lu.    He has been an active source of inspi­ra­tion and pil­lar of the col­lege. Famous Vedacharya, famous writer of Hin­di-San­skrit and Eng­lish lan­guage, Udb­hat Pan­dit, Ashu poet, dec­o­rat­ed with many lit­er­ary hon­ors, Shatab­di Rat­na, pride of India and the nation.

Late Sri Lax­man­ram Shar­ma ji

The sec­ond pil­lar of the col­lege, a vocal spokesper­son of Indi­an cul­ture and a bril­liant schol­ar, astrologer, math­e­mati­cian, tantra­charya, great edu­ca­tion­ist and nur­tur­er of the Sanatan Vedic sys­tem, Sri Lax­man Ram Shar­ma ji, although he is not phys­i­cal­ly present among us at present, is still present in the form of bless­ings. His bless­ings are always show­er­ing on the col­lege. The col­lege is mov­ing towards progress by fol­low­ing the path and ideals spec­i­fied by him.

Sri Chaman­lal Shas­tri ji

The third pil­lar of the col­lege is Sri Chaman­lal Shas­tri ji, the main dis­ci­ple of Late Sri Lax­man Ram Shar­ma ji and a sym­bol of sac­ri­fice and penance. He has sac­ri­ficed every­thing in the first five years of the col­lege and has watered the foun­da­tion of the col­lege with his body, mind and wealth through his unmatched and ide­al vol­un­teer ser­vice.

Sri Neer­at Singh Thakur ji

The fourth pil­lar of the col­lege is a great schol­ar of Eng­lish lan­guage, writer, speak­er, thinker and a com­plete con­nois­seur of Indi­an cul­ture.