The city of Ayodhya holds immense historical, cultural, and political significance. Its importance dates back to ancient times and is deeply rooted in its rich cultural heritage. One of the most significant aspects of Ayodhya’s history is the timeline of demolitions and reconstructions of the Ayodhya temple. The temple’s destruction and the enduring relevance of spiritual grit and the pursuit of Dharma in Ayodhya’s history are still relevant today. Despite attempts by leftist historians to create fallacies, the birthplace of Bhagavan Ram has been confirmed through key documentation, witness testimonies, and even pieces of evidence found in Muslim sources.
Bhagavan Ram is considered a benchmark for human conduct in Indic culture. Temples are seen as symbols of spiritual strength and devotion, and hence, ‘Bhakti’ plays a significant role in the Ayodhya movement and the court case.

About The Speakers:
Dr. Koenraad Elst: He is a Belgian Indologist with a Master’s in Indology, Sinology, and Philosophy followed by original fieldwork in BHU and a Doctorate on Hindu nationalism. One of the few Westerners actively defending Hinduism, he is known for his blunt and objective views.
Sridhar Potaraju: He is an advocate, practicing before the Hon’ble Supreme Court of India for more than 2 decades, and has a penchant for reading and learning about ancient Indian texts and spends his leisure time in research and reading. He was a core member of the legal team for Sri Ramlalla Virajman, the plaintiff in the Sri Ramjanmabhoomi case.
Lipika Bhushan(Moderator): She heads MarketMyBook, a leading publicity and digital marketing agency for writers and publishers. She founded MarketMyBook in 2013 after heading Marketing at HarperCollins India for about 7 years.