Minister Dilip Ghosh, Jain Acharya Lokesh, and Swami Govinddev Giri Address National Seminar on Peace, Harmony, and Development

Acharya Lokesh, known as a global messenger of peace, said that peace, harmony, and development are three fundamental pillars that are deeply interconnected and essential for the progress of any nation, society, and human life. At a time when the world is grappling with war and violence, there is a greater need than ever for peace, harmony, and inclusive development. A peaceful environment enables individuals to realize and develop their full potential.

Vinod Dugar, Chairman of Ahimsa Vishwa Bharti, said that Acharya Lokesh has been continuously and selflessly dedicated to preserving India’s identity, unity, cultural heritage, social harmony, development, and upliftment. He noted that the organization is committed to building national character, promoting human values, and establishing peace, harmony, and non-violence globally. The opening of its branch in West Bengal, he said, will give new momentum to peace, harmony, and development in the state. He also pledged full support for the humanitarian initiatives of Ahimsa Vishwa Bharti.

Swami Govinddev Giri remarked that Sanatan Dharma is not merely a religious tradition but a way of life that guides humanity toward peace, love, compassion, and harmony. In today’s world, which faces numerous conflicts and divisions, there is a pressing need for spiritual leaders like Acharya Lokesh and organizations such as Ahimsa Vishwa Bharti.

Sardar Satnam Singh Ahluwalia said that Indian culture is not just an ideal but a way of life that teaches people to be sensitive, tolerant, and cooperative toward others.

Dr. Buddha Priya Bhikshu stated that under the guidance of Acharya Lokesh, the organization will play a significant role in connecting various sections of society in West Bengal through its promotion of human values, service, and public welfare activities.

Senior Vice President Ramesh Tiwari expressed gratitude to all the distinguished guests. The program began with the National Anthem and the National Song. The event was conducted by Rohit Surana. Key contributors to the success of the program included Sanjay Khemka, Basant Sethia, Sarthi Gupta, Manoj Jain, Subrata Ganguly, and others.

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