Summary
The three‑day international conference in New Delhi celebrated the 100‑year anniversary of the Greater India Society and discussed the new ‘Brihattar Bharat’ initiative, which will involve researchers from roughly 51 countries.
Participants emphasized how Indian philosophy, music, dance, literature, cinema, and cuisine have traveled worldwide, and how festivals and yoga continue to link people across borders.
The project seeks to document and preserve shared intangible cultural heritage, propose joint nominations to the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization, and promote collaborative research for peace and mutual understanding.
The guiding principle, ‘Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam’—the world is one family—underscores the aim of building lasting international partnerships.