SangamTalks
2.89K subscribers
3.63K photos
1.08K videos
1 file
6.04K links
Mission: Rejuvenate & Rebuild the Indian Civilisation
Download Telegram
The world calls them museum pieces. Bharat calls them Maa.
Bhojshala’s Vagdevi and Amba Devi idols of Maa Saraswati belong where they are worshipped, not where they are displayed. It’s time to bring our sacred heritage home.
NANAK PANTH – PAST & PRESENT
Exploring the inclusive culture rooted in Guru Nanak’s message of universality & equality. Through fieldwork and visual ethnography across the Indian subcontinent, Amardeep Singh will share insights into how this tradition evolved through reformations, community and colonial classifications, and Partition. Amardeep is the producer of the 24-episode Guru Nanak docuseries, Allegory: A Tapestry of Guru Nanak’s Travels, and has extensively documented the remnants of Sikh legacy across the Indus region. He currently leads the Oneness in Diversity project.
📍 India International Centre, New Delhi
📅 7th June 2026 | 6:00 PM – 8:30 PM
This media is not supported in your browser
VIEW IN TELEGRAM
In this powerful snippet, ML Raja exposes the real agenda behind the fabricated Aryan–Dravidian divide. The colonial narrative claimed that both Aryans and Dravidians were “outsiders”. Dravidians came first, followed by Aryans, then Mughals, and finally the British. But why was this theory pushed?
To justify British rule and delay their exit with one clever line:
“First come, first to leave.” A colonial myth designed to divide Bharat’s civilizational identity.
#SangamTalks #AryanInvasionTheory #AryanDravidianDivide #MythVsFact #IndicCivilization #ColonialNarrative
Media is too big
VIEW IN TELEGRAM
Public outrage is exploding in Kolkata as massive protests erupt outside TMC leader Abhishek Banerjee’s residence over high-level corruption. The message from the people is loud and clear. Corruption and abuse of power will not go unnoticed anymore. When the public unites, even the most powerful are forced to answer.
Demography decides destiny. Nations that fail to protect their demographic balance eventually lose control of their future. Time is running out. The choices we make today will shape the India our next generations inherit.
#DemographyIsDestiny
Tantra is not about sensationalism; it is a profound spiritual science of expanding consciousness.
At Shaktikumbh 2026, Radha Marthi explains Shiva-Shakti, Kundalini, Sri Vidya, sacred geometry, and why ancient Indian traditions saw divinity in both spirituality and sensuality. A powerful decoding of authentic Tantra beyond modern myths.
#Tantra #Shakti #SriVidya #Kundalini #ShivaShakti #IndianKnowledge #Spirituality #Consciousness

https://youtu.be/tLSiGWkvstM?si=5hIUaw60KfxVyEni
In today’s fast-paced world, relationships are weakening, family harmony is fading, and children are silently bearing the impact.
Strong families don’t happen automatically, they require awareness, responsibility, and conscious nurturing. Join Preethi Dhiman (Co-Founder, Vidyakshetra) for this deeply important session on restoring harmony, happiness, and emotional nourishment in our children’s lives.
Please share widely so more families can benefit. 🙏
While philosophers like Aristotle viewed women as intellectually inferior, ancient Indian civilisation honoured women as rishis, scholars, philosophers, and warriors. From the Vedic era to Indian history, women were respected as creators of knowledge and pillars of society.
India’s civilisational roots were far ahead of their time.
#HistoryAwareness #IndianHistory #WomenInHistory #SanatanDharma #VedicCivilisation #India
A civilization survives when its knowledge becomes accessible to its people, not when it gathers dust in forgotten corners. India’s next intellectual revolution must begin with reclaiming our own knowledge systems.
#DecoloniseEducation #IndicKnowledge #DigitalIndia
When information becomes a weapon, ignorance becomes a casualty.
NANAK PANTH – PAST & PRESENT
Exploring the inclusive culture rooted in Guru Nanak’s message of universality & equality. Through fieldwork and visual ethnography across the Indian subcontinent, Amardeep Singh will share insights into how this tradition evolved through reformations, community and colonial classifications, and Partition. Amardeep is the producer of the 24-episode Guru Nanak docuseries, Allegory: A Tapestry of Guru Nanak’s Travels, and has extensively documented the remnants of Sikh legacy across the Indus region. He currently leads the Oneness in Diversity project.
📍 India International Centre, New Delhi
📅 7th June 2026 | 6:00 PM – 8:30 PM
Media is too big
VIEW IN TELEGRAM
Why do 80% of children from Japanese Muslim families leave Islam?
Short answer: Japanese culture wins over rigid religious rules.
The best classrooms do not train children to fear mistakes. They train them to ask better questions. Adhirath Sethi’s talk on reimagining education reminds us that curiosity, confidence and discovery must sit at the heart of learning.
Media is too big
VIEW IN TELEGRAM
9 people arrested at Kichaucha Dargah in Ambedkar Nagar, UP, all without valid documents. What was really going on inside that Dargah?
They left their roots. Now they are coming back.
200 converted Christian Adivasis returned to their original faith in Kawardha, Chhattisgarh, facilitated by BJP MLA Bhawna Bohra. Many more are returning home across the country.
#GharWapsi
Media is too big
VIEW IN TELEGRAM
Diwali firecrackers get endless lectures in the name of animal welfare.
But Eid goats rarely get the same energy. In Mumbai, Hindu residents protested and the goats were moved out.
Selective activism deserves to be called out.
Ayurveda was speaking the language of personalized healthcare long before modern medicine called it “3P” — predictive, preventive, and personalized. Prof. Mala Kapadia explains why true healing begins with understanding the individual, not giving one tablet to everyone.
This media is not supported in your browser
VIEW IN TELEGRAM
Dr. Aurojyoti, an esteemed Ayurveda scholar and expert in Odia temple traditions, reveals the profound Shakti principles governing rituals at the sacred Sri Jagannath Temple in Puri. The temple is known as Shri Mandir, while Puri is revered as Shri Kshetra, the domain of Goddess Lakshmi.
The Mahaprasad is believed to be cooked by Lakshmi herself. During the annual Rath Yatra (Kar festival), Lord Jagannath, Balabhadra, and Subhadra depart without her. Upon their return, an angry Lakshmi closes the temple doors.
Jagannath humbly offers her Rasgulla and sings her praises to pacify her. Only then does she allow them inside. This ritual symbolises a deep truth: Purusha remains powerless before Prakriti, the supreme feminine divine energy.