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WHAT: SEMINAR: "A Panoramic View of Evolution of

Contemporary Indian politics, and its effect on Social Psyche" by Shri

Tanmay Rajpurohit



The speaker explores the impact and status of the FUD factor. {FUD

= Fear, Uncertainty, Doubt}. FUD is a psychological tool employed by

Pseudo-Secularist forces against Hindutva Ideology. In 1996 and

thereafter, the Pseudo-Secularists' favorite assault against Hindutva -

"Muslims will be sent to Concentration Camps if BJP comes to power" has

been proved a while lie. After 7 years there are no Auschwitzes in India.

The speaker analyzes the ideological defeat of Pseudo-secularists on the

FUD front, and advocates Hindutva Ideology to occupy the centrist space in

the political spectrum.



The speaker analyzes the evolution of Indian politics and measures

its impact on the social psyche of the Hindus. The speaker is a Ph.D.

student in Economics. [Contact E-Mail: tanmay.rajpurohit@hinduworld.com]



***



11:30 am - 11:45 am (15 mins) : "Rekindling the Martial Spirit and Culture

in the Hindu Society" by Shri Nikhil Bhai



Hindu society has been progressively de-martialized since 1920s

due to ideological lethargy. As a result Hindus have lost property, lives

and honor. From Moplah riots to Kashmir, and Calcutta on Direct Action

Day to Hindus in Bangladesh today have lost much due to their timid

nature. The speaker stresses the need to rekindle the Martial spirit among

Hindus, and lists some important first-steps in that direction. The

speaker is a Master's student in Computer Engineering, and founder of

Hindu Jagran website <http://www.hindujagran.com> [Contact E-Mail:

nikhil.bhai@hinduworld.com].



***



11:45 am - 12:00 noon (15 mins) : "'Hindu-American': An Emerging Identity

in an Increasingly Hyphenated World." Sushri Aditi Banerjee



The speaker points out that as the successive generations of

Hindus in the US and larger Diaspora, loosen their 'Indianness' due to

natural factors there is a need to emphasize and build the Hindu-American

identity. Further, there is a need to integrate Hindus from diverse

background (immigrants from India, Carribean, plus Anglo/African-American

practitioners of Dharma) at the political and socio-economic levels.



The speaker is a law student at Yale University. She spent last

summer in India's Supreme court as an Intern. [Contact E-Mail:

aditi.banerjee@hinduworld.com]



***



12:00 noon - 12:15 pm (15 mins) : "Presenting The Hindu Holocaust" by Shri

Hariharan Veer Shivadas



The speaker presents the most under-documented and under-reported

genocides in the world, viz. those of Hindus. The speaker is the Team

Lead, Hindu Holocaust Documentation Project, and builder of the website

<http://www.hinduholocaust.com>.



The speaker has a Bachelors in Social Psychology, City Colleges of

Chicago, and Masters Degree in Theology, Fordham University, New York. He

has put in 7 years as a priest and US Air Force Chaplain; 5 years as

teacher of mentally retarded adults; 2 years as Managing Editor of Atlanta

Samachar Weekly newspaper, Atlanta, Georgia; and has been a freelance

author and journalist for the last 15 years. The speaker's organizational

affiliation includes: Board of Directors, National Alliance of

Pantheists, Farmington, VT; Trustee, Florida Democratic Committee, Tampa,

FL; Co-Founder, Sarvadharma Sangha, Washington, DC; Board of Directors,

Gandhi Foundation USA, Atlanta, Georgia. [Contact E-Mail:

hariharan.shivadas@hinduworld.com]



***



12:15 pm - 12:30 pm (15 mins) : "Atrocities On Hindus in Bangladesh" by

Prof. Jitendra Roy



The speaker will cover various national as well as international

media reports on atrocities in Bangladesh. He will discuss recent

political turn of events in Bangladesh, which could be extremely dangerous

for India, if not stopped now.



The speaker is a Medical Physicist by profession. He is currently

the President of 'Federation of Bangladeshi Hindus, USA.' His primary

areas of activist work is spreading awareness of atrocities on Hindus in

Bangladesh. [Contact E-Mail: jitendra.roy@hinduworld.com]



***



12:30 pm - 12:45 pm (15 mins) : "Understanding Hindu Dharma" by Shri

Vishal Agarwal



The speaker is a scholar of Hindu shastras, ancient history and

Indological literature. He will expound his thoughts on the understanding

Hindu Dharma in relation to the modern world.



The speaker is an outstanding Materials Engineer by profession who

has won or nominated for excellence awards by all his employers. He is

currently Team Lead for 'Voice of Dharma' (VOD) Project, featuring

websites such as <http://www.bharatvani.org>. Project VOD is one of the

principal instruments of Hindu ideological and scholarship development. It

facilitates ideological development and author development by providing

human and material resources to upcoming scholars of Hindutva.



***



12:45 pm - 1:00 pm (15 mins) : "Indians Against Christian Aggression : The

Christreview Project"



The speaker is currently Team Lead, Project Christreview, and

builder of the website <http://www.christreview.org>. The goal of the

Project Christreview is to end Christian conversions and aggression in

India.



***



1:00 pm - 1:15 pm (15 mins) : "Strategic Choice of Career Options for

Generation Next" by Shri Ramesh Patnaikuni



The speaker makes the case for Hindu parents to encourage their

children to take up diversified career choices, after excelling and

dominating in most sought after careers in medicine, engineering, science,

and information technology. The Hindu society in the US is far behind in

areas such as sports, law enforcement, criminal justice system, and

military service. The lessons from West Punjab in 1947 have been

completely lost upon the minority Hindu diaspora, when the Muslim police

and military in collusion with Muslim League Goondas completely wiped out

the Hindus from what is now known as Pakistan.



The speaker who has masters degrees in Electrical Engineering and

Computer Science, is currently managing Hedge Funds using his own

mathematical models. His current activist work includes working for the

betterment of Hindu cause at educational and infrastructure level. He used

to be a volunteer coach for an High School football team in Milpitas, CA,

and was a Graduate Assistant to New York Giants from 1986-88 where he

learnt Defensive tactics from Bill Belichek and drafted plays for Bill.

[Contact E-Mail: ramesh.patnaikuni@hinduworld.com]



***



1:15 pm - 1:30 pm (15 mins) : "The 'Rashtra Rakshak' Program: Practical

Nation Building" by Shri Omkar Jani



The speaker will present his ideas on national building through

Reformation by Social Awareness, Health Awareness, and Defense Awareness.

The speaker is an Electrical Engineer by profession, and is currently

serving as U.S. Coordinator of the 'Rashtra Rakshak' network. [Contact

E-Mail: omkar.jani@hinduworld.com]



***



1:30 pm - 1:45 pm (15 mins) : "Partnering with Mainstream America to

Combat Islamic Terrorism" by Shri Vijay Kumar



The speaker stresses on the need for Hindus to partner with

mainstream America to address the problem of Islamic Terrorism. He

advocates a coalition of Americans/Europeans and Hindus to tackle Islamic

terrorism.



The speaker has educational background in Political Philosophy.

His areas of interest are political philosophy, epistemology,

jurisprudence. metaphysics, dialectics, ecology, and eugenics; class,

race, national, religious, linguistic, and gender contradictions. [Contact

E-Mail: vijay.kumar@hinduworld.com]





***



1:45 pm - 1:55 pm (10 mins) : "'Back to Humanity' program for the

recovering followers of Political Ideologies Masquerading as Religions

(aka Shuddhi/Homecoming)" by Dr. Kalyan Kidambi



The speaker makes the case for implementing a 'Back to Humanity'

program for those who may be following exclusivist, intolerant, and

non-pluralistic belief systems due to sheer accident of birth or

upbringing, and now are ready to break their theological chains. 'Back to

Humanity' does not demand converting "into" some other dogma; instead it

is a practical and humanistic way to eradicate theology-inspired violence,

terrorism, bigotry, and singularism, by showing a way to get out of such

theological systems



The speaker is a computer scientist by profession. [Contact

E-Mail: kalyan.kidambi@hinduworld.com]





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9:45 am - 10:00 am (15 mins) : "Hindu Human Rights Program in UK" Shri

Anil Malik (phone in from London, UK)



The speaker takes up the subject of 'Human Rights of Hindus', that

are the most violated, and yet it does not register on the radar screens

of such organizations such as Amnesty or Human Rights Watch.



[Contact E-Mail: anil.malik@hinduworld.com]



***



10:00 am - 10:15 am (15 mins) : "Is Jihad an Internal Struggle? :

Empowering Hindus on Islamic Ideology" by Shri Vinod Kumar



Islamic apologists such as Asghar Ali Engineer and Rafiq Zakaria

mislead the Hindus by proclaiming 'Islamic Jihad' to be an "internal"

struggle. Like a surgeon he cuts through the arguments of Islamic

apologists.



The speaker is a scholar of Islam. [Contact E-Mail:

vinod.kumar@hinduworld.com]



***



10:15 am - 10:30 am (15 mins) : "Redefining the Role of Hindu Temples" by

Sushri Veena Shetty



Currently most hindu temples are focused on poojas and bhajans.

There is a need to advocate to the management of these temples to convince

them to make them centers of cultural education also.



The speaker is is a documentary film maker based in New York;

Currently working on a documentary regarding an african american jazz

musician based in Harlem. [Contact E-Mail: veena.shetty@hinduworld.com]



***



10:30 am - 10:45 am (15 mins) : "How to Tackle Terrorism Through

Non-Violence : The Ahimsa Project" by Sushri Veena Shetty



Some people in believe that the only solution to terrorism is

violence. The community in India that suffers due to terrorism tends to

hit back after an incident of terrorism because they believe that they

will never get justice through the legal system when the very constitution

is biased, E.g. the laws relating to government funding of schools, the

laws regarding the state control of money from the temple hundis etc. But

apart from fighting for equality under the law, there are several

non-violent social means of dealing with the injustices perpetrated by the

constitution. Thus the rationale for Project Ahimsa.



The speaker is is a documentary film maker based in New York;

Currently working on a documentary regarding an african american jazz

musician based in Harlem. [Contact E-Mail: veena.shetty@hinduworld.com]





***



10:45 am - 10:55 am (10 mins) : "Hindu Women and Hindu Renaissance" by

Sushri Mohini Sarin



What does Hindu Renaissance means to women? The need for

introspection by the Hindu society, and especially Hindu men.



The speaker is a certified gemologist by profession. Her current

activist work includes fighting for social justice for raped Bangladeshi

minority women. [Contact E-Mail: mohini.sarin@hinduworld.com]



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***

Conference Organizer: Dr. Raj Dave [E-Mail: raj@hinduworld.com]

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