Indian culture spreads globally under Prime Minister Shri Modi’s leadership : Chief Minister Dr. Yadav

Chief Minister Dr. Mohan Yadav said that Ujjain, the city of Baba Shri Mahakal and a major center of spiritual energy in India and the world, is hosting the United Consciousness Global Conclave-2025. This land, rich in Vedic, Puranic, and Yoga traditions has brought us together to present these ancient values on a global platform. Highlighting Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi’s message that ‘this is not the era of war, but of peace,’ Dr. Yadav emphasized its relevance in today’s challenging era, marked by war, civil unrest, terrorism, and mutual animosities. He urged reflection on the legacy we are leaving for future generations—a divided, violence-stricken world or one filled with peace, harmony, and spiritual consciousness. He further noted that events like the United Consciousness Global Conclave, inspired by Sanatani values, can serve as effective platforms for promoting world peace and humanity’s welfare. The conclave aims to establish a culture of peace through integral consciousness. Scholars, saints, mystics, spiritual teachers, coaches, and thinkers from over 21 countries have gathered to share their perspectives. Chief Minister Dr. Yadav made these remarks while addressing the United Consciousness Global Conclave-2025 at Kalidas Academy in Ujjain.

Chief Minister Dr. Yadav said that the human body is composed of the Panchmahabhoot—the five elements of nature, which are also present in the human form. He highlighted that life first originated in water, which is why all living beings have a natural affinity for it. Water not only provides peace but also rejuvenates the mind and energizes the body. He noted the timeless attraction humans have had toward water sources such as rivers, seas, and ponds. In today’s programme, water from various global sources has been brought together. According to the traditions of Sanatan culture, water serves as a unifying thread that binds the world together.

Under the leadership of Prime Minister Shri Modi, Indian culture is being promoted globally. Currently, the Maha Kumbh festival is underway in Prayagraj, where devotees from across the country and around the world are participating and experiencing the spiritual significance of the holy bath.

Chief Minister Dr. Yadav said that delegates from over 21 countries have gathered in the holy city of Ujjain for this camp of Ekatmik Chintan, where discussions centered on the Sanatan tradition are taking place. Referring to it as an Ideological Mahakumbh, Dr. Yadav congratulated the organizers for successfully holding the conclave. He emphasized that this event is not just a platform for dialogue but a hub for deep discussion, aimed at expanding knowledge and paving the way for humanity’s welfare. Under the leadership of Prime Minister Shri Modi, the message of Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam will promote peace and harmony across nations and cultures. Dr. Yadav highlighted how India has long conveyed messages of peace, tolerance, and coexistence through yoga, meditation, Vedanta, and religion. This conclave, he noted, offers a remarkable opportunity to present India’s ancient culture, yoga practices, and spiritual heritage on a global platform.

Chief Minister Dr. Yadav released the book ‘Vedic Parenting’ by Smt. Shweta Tomar during the programme. The book offers insights into parenting practices rooted in Indian Sanatan philosophy. As part of the event, water from rivers across five continents and over 21 countries was collected in a large vessel and presented to Dr. Yadav for Jalabhishek. Additionally, a model of Mother Earth was created using soil brought from more than 21 countries, symbolizing global unity.

Among those who attended the programme held at Kalidas Sanskriti Academy, were the District’s Minister in charge and Minister of State for Skill Development and Employment Shri Gautam Tetwal, MP Shri Anil Ferozia, MLA Shri Anil Jain Kaluhera, Mayor Shri Mukesh Tetwal, and Municipal Corporation Chairperson Smt. Kalavati Yadav. Delegates from more than 21 countries also participated in the event.