Nalanda was an old university where students from many Asian lands studied.
The conference ran from October 14 to 16 in New Delhi.
The Greater India Society was founded in 1926, now celebrating its centenary.
The Brihattar Bharat Project aims to study and protect shared cultural heritage for the next five years.
The Indian saying ‘the world is one family’ guides the idea of cultural friendship.
At a three‑day conference in New Delhi, leaders talked about how places like the ancient university Nalanda helped spread learning across Asia.
The event marked 100 years of the Greater India Society, which studies India’s links with other cultures.
A new project called ‘Brihattar Bharat’ will bring together scholars from about 51 nations to research shared history and traditions.
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