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a video recording of a panel discussion on the economic crisis & protest in Sri Lanka. Speakers: Devaka Gunawardena, Rohini Hensman, Niyanthini Kadirgamar

May 29, 2022 - The webinar proposes to discuss various dimensions of India’s composite culture and the way ahead. Prof. Kumkum Roy, Former professor of Centre for Historical Studies, JNU, will delve on the topic "The Complexities of a Composite Culture: Insights from an old story" and Prof Vinay Lal, History Department, University of California, Los Angeles, will delve on "Composite Culture of India in Modern Times and the Perils of Homogenisation".

[This 93-page report looks at the Infrastructure of Hindutva Influence Peddling, Mobilizing, and Fund Raising in the US. Fascism-inspired groups, called the Sangh Parivar (Sangh family, or the Sangh), operate a vast social ecosystem throughout India. Hindu nationalists in India have become mainstreamed through winning elections and gaining control of the national and several state-level governments. Observers have noted that, in coordination with the Sangh

WAF maintains that matters of governance should only be resolved in Parliament. Parties must assemble immediately and debate on possible solutions for a way out of this financial and representative crisis, until an agreement is brokered by government and opposition party members.