Sanmarg boasts of being the most widely circulated Hindi Newspaper from Eastern India, headquartered in Bengal. In its 75 year-long legacies it has kept up to its vision & mission of “सन्मार्ग एव सर्वत्र पूज्यते नापथः क्वचित” – the path followed by the truth. Simultaneously, we live in a world of opinions, views and deliberations. As well as, democracy has to lead the way to freedom of thought and expression. There are no linear rights and wrongs. Likewise, keeping this in mind we have curated the 2nd edition of Sanmarg Dialogues – “वाद संवाद” – a platform for intellectuals from varied backgrounds to engage and express views, giving a multifaceted approach on socially stimulating topics amidst an evolved audience recently at The Bengal Rowing Club, Kolkata.
India has a plethora of religion and languages. Accordingly, is the religion intertwining with language? To deliberate on the same we present to you the 2nd edition of ‘सन्मार्ग – वाद संवाद’ wherein our panellist will discuss “हिन्दू बोले हिंदी”. In addition, Panellist like Tathagata Roy, Former Governor of Tripura & Meghalaya; Rj Vashishth, Storyteller, Poet and Youtuber; Radharamn Das, Vice President & Spokesperson, Iskcon Kolkata; Dr Arunjyoti Bhikkhu (Sraman), Buddhist Monk & Social Activist; Ashish Kumar Khandhway, Editor of Gagananchal; Nil, Fashion Designer; hence, Moderated by Manogya Loiwal, Journalist and was attended by various eminent personalities like Richa Sharma, Actress; Reshmi Ghosh, Actress; CA Mamta Binani, Past President of ICSI; Vivek Gupta, MD of Sanmarg; Rajesh Gupta, Lensocrat; Naina More, Celebrity Motivational Speaker; MD Kutchina; Alok Sharma, Chairman Asian International School & many other eminent personalities.
Furthermore, speaking to the media, Mrs Ruchika Gupta, Director of Sanmarg said “Hindi is our mother tongue, the language of our religious identity. Also, this debate aims to share one’s language knowledge affects one’s religious understanding and depth.”
About Sanmarg:
Founded in 1946 by Swami Karpatri Ji Sanmarg emerged to be a powerful tool of expression for Akhil Bhartiya Ram Rajya Parishad. Sanmarg is to promote virtues like humanity and righteousness. Sanmarg is circulated across cities where the number of Hindi newspaper readers is comparatively more than English readers. The main editions of Sanmarg include Patna, Bhubaneswar, Kolkata and Ranchi. Hence it is quite natural that Sanmarg has managed to reach the status of one of the most popular newspapers of East India.
