Workshops
Date : August 14, 1994
Subject : New Challenges to Secularism and National Integration
Location : Sahakarita Bhawan Auditorium, Lucknow
Welcome Address
Mr. Virendar Mohan Trehan, President, FANS
Chief Guest
Mr. Motilal Vora, Governor, U.P.
Presided by
Mr. Virendar Mohan Trehan, President, FANS
Vote of Thanks
Mr. T.N. Dhar
Speakers
- Mr. Chhedi Lal Sethi
- Dr. Ammar Rizvi
- S. Rama Shankar Kaushik
- Mr. Narain Dutt Tewari
- Mr. Ram Kumar Shukla
- Mr. Raj Nath Singh
- Justice Murtaza Hussain
- Prof. B.N.Puri
- Mr. Aijaz Rizvi
- Mr. T.N. Dhar
Conclusions
- National Integration means not only strengthening the geographical boundaries but also different faiths.
- The need is to have faith in the maturity of the country as well as the people who have refused to be carried away by the mechanisations of a few misguided people who are being initiated by anti-national forces to disrupt communal harmony in the country.
- India should turn away from religious fanaticism and put a stop to the spread of divisive ideologies.
- Our educational as well as social systems will have to adopt an orientation and approach fundamentally in tune with the real ethos of secularism.
- National Integration is crucial to a strong and united India. It denotes harmony, emotional attachment, tolerance, a sense of belonging and commitment for all.
- The need is to rise above all sectarian loyalties irrespective of religion, region or language.
Workshops
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- Aurangabad - September 1-2, 1990
- Bangalore November 29, 1986 April 30, 1994 September 16, 1997 October 3, 1997 August 28, 1999
- New Delhi May 21, 1987 August 27, 1997
- Dharwad - July 31, 1994
- Hyderabad - October 21, 1997
- Kanyakumari - August 3-4, 1990
- Lucknow August 14, 1994 February 29, 1996
- Mumbai November 11-12, 1987 June 22, 1990 March 19, 1991
- Orissa - April 14-15, 1989
- Pune - September 23, 1989
- Srinagar - August 10-11, 1987
- Trichy - October 21-22, 1988
- Guwahati - June 10, 2000
- Karnataka - July 30, 1994