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Sagar Watch News/ “The world’s most pressing problems—terrorism, climate change, inequality, and cultural conflicts—can find lasting solutions in India’s timeless Sanatan philosophy.” This powerful message emerged at a Youth Dialogue held in Sagar on the 132nd anniversary of Swami Vivekananda’s historic Chicago address.
The event, attended by eminent thinkers, spiritual leaders, and university scholars, highlighted how Indian culture, rooted in harmony and coexistence, provides an alternative to the divisive and materialistic paths of the West and monotheistic exclusivism.
Key Highlights of the Dialogue
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Sanatan Solutions: Spiritual leader Samarth Dada Guru emphasized that India’s culture, deeply rooted in its soil and traditions, is resilient against global crises. “We see the world as one family, and only Indian philosophy carries the vision of universal welfare,” he said.
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Philosophical Depth: Prof. Vinod Mishra, Vice-Chancellor of Rani Avanti Bai University, argued that Western ideologies, such as capitalism and socialism, are flawed, whereas Indian philosophy teaches the harmony, integration, and balance of mind, body, and soul.
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Narrative Battles: Ashutosh Singh, Director of Youth Thinkers Forum, warned that today’s wars are not just military but data wars and media wars. He urged youth to filter misleading content and resist “deep-state agendas” hidden in slogans like social justice and equality.
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Contemporary Threats: Singh identified demographic change, terrorism, forced conversions, and cultural subversion as India’s greatest challenges. He emphasized that, unlike other traditions, India’s Vedantic thought allows coexistence and peace.
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Youth Voice: Aviraj Bhupendra Singh, the event organizer, highlighted alarming figures: terrorism cost the world over ₹70 trillion between 2000 and 2018, while “love jihad” and missionary activities have altered demographics in 200 districts of India.
Why It Matters
Speakers agreed that in an age of fear, violence, and cultural conflict, India’s Sanatan philosophy is the only enduring path for global peace and sustainability
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