Bridging Tradition and Modernity: The Bhagavad Gita’s Wisdom in Contemporary Contexts
According to the organizers of the conference, eleven university departments are assigned thematic technical sessions, including Tourism and Hotel Management, Geology, Social Work, Sanskrit, Hindi, Home Science, Pharmaceutical Sciences, Law, Ancient Indian History, and Environmental Studies.Collaborative input from the Saraswati Research Centre, Dr. B.R. Ambedkar Study Centre, and the Haryana Saraswati Heritage Development Board.
The paper submission guidelines are as follows
- Abstract Specifications: Length must be 300–400 words in English, Hindi, or Sanskrit. Include the paper title, author name(s), institutional affiliations, 4–6 keywords,
- Presenter's brief biography: 50–60 words
- Full Paper Format: Manuscripts must be between 6,000–8,000 words (including references), styled in Times New Roman, 12 pt font, with 1.5 line spacing.
- Originality: Submissions must consist of original, unpublished research, adhering strictly to anti-plagiarism and ethical guidelines
Theme of the conference this year is "Srimadbhagwad Gita: Traditions and Influence, Bridging Cultures across the World"
The core academic sub-themes, as revealed by an AI prompt are as follows
- Karmayoga for Digital Natives: Integrating Gita ethics with the dynamics and artificial intelligence of the modern digital world.
- Swadharma and Leadership Ethics: Exploring personal integrity, rightful duties, and cosmic responsibility in corporate and political leadership.Cross-Cultural and Interfaith Contexts: Analysing the historical traditions, translations, and geopolitical influence of the Gita across different global boundaries.
- Sustainable Human Development: Overcoming global socio-economic conflicts by focusing on duty-consciousness towards the planet and its people.Vedic Philosophy and Mental Stability: Utilizing self-mastery, desire control, and psychological detatvhment frameworks for inner peace.
- Art and Universal Harmony: Visualizing spiritual tenets through fine arts, music, and traditional performance.
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