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Pavithra Srinivasan is a veteran Bharatanatyam dancer, Carnatic vocalist, and Vedanta practitioner with over three decades of global experience, treating her art as a lifelong spiritual tapasya. Trained by gurus including The Dhananjayans and Smt. Kalanidhi Narayanan, she specialises in scriptural themed productions and directs Arsha Kala Bharati in Chennai.
Rahul Dewan reveals the vision behind India’s first major Hindu endowment: a ₹1,000-crore Hindu Fund to preserve indigenous knowledge and advance a Hindu Rajya.
Trust-based grants support projects from the Shivaji Museum in Pune to nationwide cultural initiatives. Sustainable funding is vital to protect Dharmic values against civilizational challenges and funding gaps.
Essential for cultural preservationists, heritage enthusiasts & leaders seeking models to safeguard traditions and authentic Indian history.
This Hindu Fund webinar features Neeraj Dangwal & Arihant Singh Shekhawat on preserving India’s manuscripts, inscriptions & Sanatan heritage.
It covers support for 200+ organizations, ₹22 crore distributed so far, and the ₹1,000-crore corpus goal.
Key topics: Joshua Project, PFI documents, FCRA funding, digital colonization in the AI age, SOHF’s Rajasthan inscription revival, and strategies for cultural sovereignty.
This webinar covers the Hindu Network Foundation’s Hindu Fund strategy, exposing demographic, legal & financial pressures on India’s majority civilization.
It unveils Mapping of Bharat’s geospatial mission in Braj—using satellite, LiDAR, SAR & GPR with IIT/ISRO experts—to map the 2,200-year-old Mora well Vrishni site.
It stresses dharmic funding, legal battles & manuscript preservation as key survival fronts, noting 90% of ancient India remains unexcavated and at risk.
Essential for activists, archaeologists, historians & those invested in Indian civilizational identity.
Dr. J.K. Bajaj (Centre for Policy Studies) explains why India cannot become truly developed without reviving its civilizational knowledge systems.
Hindu Fund has supported 193+ organisations with ₹22 crore since 2016. His team is classifying 30,000 books of Indian knowledge using traditional cataloguing powered by AI.He highlights pre-colonial villages producing 900–1000 kg per capita food grains vs today’s 200 kg.
Vashi Sharma (Agniveer) exposes the conversion conspiracy targeting tribal, Dalit & Hindu communities. Agniveer’s Ghar Wapsi has rekindled Sanatan from Gujarat to Jharkhand.
Rahul Dewan discusses the Hindu Fund’s importance and fundraising challenges. The talk covers Love Jihad victims, population imbalance & Hindu society’s duties.
Key points: tribal conversions, Shuddhi movement history & need for ground support to organisations. Essential for those serious about protecting Sanatan Dharma, Ghar Wapsi & organising Hindu society.
Preserving India’s civilizational heritage through documentation & digitization of 3 crore manuscripts and 93,000+ inscriptions, while building sustainable funding for Hindu cultural work.
Sudarshan HS reveals the scale of undocumented heritage and MIDF’s urgent mission to digitize ancient texts ignored for 75 years. Hindu Fund supports 150+ preservation organisations with transparent funding.
From missing Kashi manuscripts to new repositories of 4 lakh texts, consistent community funding can save what’s being lost. Essential for those seeking to protect Indic knowledge systems.
The existential civilizational challenges facing Hindu India and why constitutional secularism has failed the Hindu majority. Discover how conversion activities have transformed Northeast India, with Nagaland and Mizoram now over 90% Christian, and learn why experts argue only a Hindu Rashtra can preserve India’s indigenous knowledge systems and traditions.
The talk exposes the demographic transformation of Northeast states while explaining how Abrahamic conversion theology systematically targets indigenous populations. Essential viewing for those seeking to understand India’s civilizational discourse, constitutional debates, and the Hindu Fund’s mission to support dharmic scholarship and activism.
Rahul Dewan of Hindu Fund and grassroots activist Amitabh Soni expose organized Christian missionary conversion networks targeting tribal communities in Madhya Pradesh. Hindu Fund founder Rahul Deewan exposes the constitutional failures enabling civilizational erosion.
Amitabh Soni reveals the systematic targeting of Hindu tribal communities in Madhya Pradesh by well-funded Christian missionary networks. Discover how evangelical organizations exploit poverty, education gaps, and healthcare needs. Amitabh Soni has spent over a decade protecting Bhilala and Bhil tribal populations while exposing conversion tactics that weaponize tribal vulnerabilities. The urgent need to preserve indigenous traditions threatened by foreign-funded conversion machinery.
Hindu Fund webinar exposes the institutional framework needed to counter organized conversion forces threatening Hindu civilization.
Rahul Dewan & Neeraj Atri dissect evangelical machinery, Hindu organizational gaps, and systematic philanthropic solutions—legal defense, education, grassroots reconversion via the Hindu Resilience Fund model.
Essential for philanthropists & activists building civilizational resilience.
