Vantara announces launch of world’s first wildlife and veterinary university
Vantara, the wildlife conservation organisation founded by Reliance Industries Executive Director Anant Ambani, has announced the launch of Vantara University in Jamnagar today, the world’s first integrated institution dedicated to wildlife conservation and veterinary sciences. It aims to position India as a global hub for wildlife education and animal care. A modern Gurukul-inspired vision Vantara University is designed as a modern-day Gurukul, combining traditional Indian knowledge systems with modern science and research. The focus is on animal welfare, veterinary medicine and conservation science. The university will train future professionals to care for wildlife and address global environmental challenges. Anant Ambani said the idea comes from a personal journey and a need to improve animal care systems. He said, “The future of conservation will depend on how we prepare minds and institutions to serve life with compassion, knowledge, and skill.” He also referred to the inspiration from ancient Nalanda University and the Sanskrit phrase “A no bhadraaḥ kratavo yantu visvataḥ”, meaning “let noble thoughts come to us from all directions.” Symbolic foundation ceremony in Jamnagar The …
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