Viksit Bharat 2047 should mean not just GDP — it should also mean cultural and civilisational awakening. This press briefing of the Swarajya Conclave 2025 organised by Sangam Talks presented the outline, objectives, and key themes of the conclave.
Against the backdrop of Sangam Talks’ journey of 10 years — 3,000+ talks, 1,000+ scholars, 1.5 crore hours of watch time — the question was raised as to whether economic indicators alone are sufficient to measure India’s progress. Dharma, Artha, Kama, Moksha — when will all four Purusharthas become part of the national consciousness? It is from this very question that the foundation of this annual conclave was laid.
The briefing gave a glimpse of topics such as the incomplete digitisation of the National Manuscripts Mission, the creation of an original Indian library classification system, the Hindu cultural identity of the North-East, INSV Tarini Voyage, counter-drone policy, population stability, and the Hindu Grand Fund — a civil society corpus of ₹1,000 crore. The debate between civilisational nationalism and regional nationalism remained the central axis of this entire conclave.

About the Speakers:
Rahul Dewan – Founder of Sangam Talks, Sarayu Trust, HNF
Punit Modhgil – Entrepreneur, Researcher
Sankrant Sanu – Entrepreneur, Author, Publisher
Ashish Dhar – Co-founder, Pragyata & Upword Foundation, Author
Vishnu Shakar Jain – Advocate – Supreme Court of India, Spokesperson- Hindu Front for Justice
Mayank Jain – Film Maker, Writer