Sri Aurobindo Society to hold conclave on preserving Siddha traditions of Puducherry
The Sri Aurobindo Society is organizing a global conclave in Puducherry to focus on the preservation of Siddha traditions. The event will feature the launch of a digital portal and the creation of a research network to document heritage sites and manuscripts.
Why it matters
This initiative highlights the intersection of cultural heritage preservation and digital documentation in maintaining traditional medical and spiritual practices.
The Sri Aurobindo Society (SAS) will hold a global conclave titled ‘Preserving Siddha Traditions of Puducherry: Heritage, Symbolism and Community Collaboration’ here on August 5.
According to Kishor Kumar Tripathy, member secretary, AuroBharati, Sri Aurobindo Society (SAS), the event will mark the unveiling of a digital portal on ‘Siddha Tradition of Puducherry’ and the establishment of Global Siddha Heritage Research Network.
The conclave will bring together religious leaders, Siddha practitioners, heritage experts, policymakers, researchers, and representatives of academic institutions and government agencies.
The SAS has launched a mission to preserve and promote Siddha heritage through creation of a digital repository.
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