Nagaland Governor La. Ganesan on Monday, February 12, 2024, said that documentaries about Indian history, art, culture and traditions should be taken to schools and colleges and shown to students. This, he said, would help them proceed in the right direction in life.
Speaking at the diamond jubilee celebrations of renowned documentary makers Krishnaswamy Associates in Chennai, Mr. Ganesan said he was very familiar with the work of filmmaker S. Krishnaswamy and his wife Mohana Krishnaswamy, and added that the volume of work the two had done was extremely large, and covered a plethora of subjects.
Former Indian Ambassador to the United Nations, T.S. Tirumurti, appreciated the work done by the couple in the field of Indian history, art, science and culture. Like Swami Vivekananda said, the Krishnaswamys have taken up one idea, that of India, made it their dream and lived that idea, he said.
