International Annual Conference, 2024

1. Yogic Economics: Integrating Spiritual Wisdom with Economic Well- Being
This track aims to foster dialogue, exchange ideas, and inspire action towards integrating ancient Indian practices into sustainable economic policies and practices worldwide. It seeks to bridge the gap between traditional wisdom and modern challenges, promoting a holistic approach to sustainable development rooted in cultural heritage and ethical values in management.

2. Role of Diversity and Inclusion in shaping Modern India
Examining the contributions of different cultures and religions such as Islam, Buddhism, Christianity, Jainism Zoroastrianism, Judaism,in shaping present-day Modern India’s Identity and trade.

3. Organizational Behavior
Applying principles from ancient Indian texts like the Bhagavad Gita, Arthashastra, Yoga Sutras, to understand motivation, conflict resolution, and teamwork in contemporary organizations.

4. Leadership and Ethics
Examining ancient Indian philosophies such as the teachings of Chanakya (Kautilya) and their relevance in modern leadership and ethical governance.

5. Environmental Stewardship
Insights from Vedic and Tribal Traditions: Lessons from Vedic literature and indigenous tribal practices on ecological conservation, biodiversity preservation, and harmonious coexistence with nature.

6. Corporate Governance
Studying the principles of governance and accountability as outlined in ancient Indian scriptures and their applicability in modern corporate governance frameworks.

7. Ancient Wellness
Investigating the role of ancient Indian sciences like Ayurveda and Yoga in fostering innovation, creativity, and employee well-being.

8. Sustainable Development
Integrating principles from Vedic literature and environmental ethics to address contemporary challenges in sustainable development and corporate social responsibility.

9. Technology and Management
Exploring the intersection of ancient Indian knowledge in fields such as mathematics (e.g., Vedic mathematics) and its implications for modern technological advancements and management practices.

10. Global Business Practices
Analyzing how ancient Indian trade practices and cultural values can inform global business strategies and cross-cultural management.

11. Human Resource Management
Examining concepts of leadership and talent management derived from ancient Indian texts and their relevance in today's diverse workplace.

12. Spirituality and Business
Discussing the integration of spiritual wisdom from ancient Indian scriptures with modern business practices to enhance organizational culture and employee well-being.

13. Craftsmanship and Sustainable Production
Case Studies or Research on the role of traditional crafts and artisanal skills in promoting sustainable production, fair trade practices, and cultural heritage preservation.

14. Finance and Wealth Management: Insights from Ancient India
This topic will explore and examine different economic models that can aid in the sustainable growth of India and explore the role Sanatana Economics drawing from its ethical and spiritual teachings to guide economic behavior and policies towards sustainable, inclusive, and morally upright practices.

15. Yogic Wisdom in a Digital Age
Investigating the synergies between traditional yogic principles and the advancements of the digital era, promoting holistic well-being in a tech-driven society.

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1. Positive Psychology and Well-Being
Comparing Eastern and Western perspectives on happiness, well-being, and positive psychology interventions.

2. Spirituality and Psychotherapy
Investigating how Eastern spiritual practices and beliefs intersect with Western therapeutic approaches, such as existential therapy or Jungian psychology or psychoanalytic approaches.

3. Cultural Psychology and Identity
Examining how cultural values and identity formation differ between East and West and their implications for psychological development and treatment.

4. Mindfulness and Meditation Practices Across Cultures
This delves into how mindfulness and meditation practices from both Eastern and Western traditions contribute to mental health and well-being.

5. Philosophical Foundations of Psychology
Exploring how Eastern philosophies (e.g., Buddhism, Taoism) and Western philosophies (e.g., existentialism, phenomenology) influence psychological theories and practices.

6. Holistic Approaches to Mental Health
Integrating traditional Eastern holistic approaches (e.g., Ayurveda, Traditional Chinese Medicine) with Western psychological frameworks for a comprehensive view of mental health.

7. Education and Training in Global Psychology
Discussing models and methods for enhancing psychology in education and training programs for psychologists and mental health professionals across the globe

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1. Narratives of Resilience: The Role of Ancient Indian Epics in Modern Literature
This topic explores how stories from epics like the Mahabharata and Ramayana have influenced contemporary literature and can offer lessons on resilience, ethics, and leadership in today’s challenging global landscape.

2. The Impact of OTT Media on Representation of Gender and Indigenous Cultures
Discusses how indigenous narratives and voices are being represented or misrepresented in OTT content. This could include studies on the authenticity of portrayals and the involvement of indigenous peoples in the creative process.

3. Folklore and Mythology in Contemporary Media: A Tool for Cultural Conservation
This delves into how modern adaptations of folklore and mythology on OTT platforms serve as a medium for cultural education and conservation, keeping these rich traditions alive in public and global consciousness.

4. Safeguarding Cultural Heritage in the Age of Global Streaming
Examining the challenges and opportunities presented by global access to culturally specific content. This track addresses issues related to cultural dilution, appropriation, and the global dissemination of local cultural narratives.

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1. Ancient Indian Legal Philosophies and Modern Jurisprudence
Ancient Indian legal texts like the Dharmashastra and Arthashastra provide profound insights into justice, governance, and societal regulation. This sub-theme explores the comparative analysis between these ancient legal philosophies and contemporary jurisprudence, highlighting their relevance in addressing modern legal issues and suggesting reforms based on timeless principles of justice and governance.

2. Traditional Dispute Resolution Mechanisms
Traditional Indian dispute resolution mechanisms, such as the Panchayati Raj system, emphasize community-based and restorative justice approaches. This sub-theme examines how these ancient mechanisms can alleviate the burden on formal courts, offering efficient and culturally resonant solutions for conflict resolution, and suggests ways to integrate them into the modern legal framework.

3. Human Rights and Social Justice
Ancient Indian perspectives on human rights, evident in texts advocating for equality and justice, provide a historical context for contemporary social justice issues. This sub-theme delves into ancient teachings on human rights, caste-based discrimination, and gender justice, discussing their implications for modern legal standards and how they can inspire contemporary human rights practices.

4. Environmental Law and Sustainable Development
Ancient Indian environmental ethics, which advocate for harmonious coexistence with nature, offer valuable lessons for modern environmental law. This sub-theme explores traditional practices and beliefs regarding environmental conservation and sustainability, proposing ways to integrate these principles into current legal frameworks to address contemporary environmental challenges.

5. Intellectual Property Rights and Traditional Knowledge
The protection of traditional knowledge and folklore is a critical issue in the context of modern intellectual property (IP) laws. This sub-theme addresses the challenges of safeguarding indigenous knowledge, particularly in traditional medicine and cultural expressions, within the framework of modern IP rights, and suggests legal mechanisms to ensure fair and equitable protection.

6. Corporate Governance and Ethics
Ancient Indian texts provide ethical principles that can enhance modern corporate governance practices. This sub-theme examines how dharma-based leadership and ethical principles from texts like the Arthashastra can influence corporate law, promoting responsible and socially conscious business practices, and enhancing corporate social responsibility.

7. Law and Religion
The interplay between religious laws and state laws has been a significant aspect of Indian legal history. This sub-theme explores how ancient religious laws influenced modern legal principles, the challenges of secularism in contemporary India, and the role of religious institutions in shaping legal norms, offering insights into harmonizing religious and state laws.

8. Education and Legal Reforms
Integrating ancient legal wisdom into contemporary legal education can enrich the learning experience and promote holistic legal thinking. This sub-theme discusses the impact of traditional Indian educational methods on modern legal pedagogy, suggesting reforms inspired by ancient educational systems to enhance the effectiveness and relevance of legal education.

9. Criminal Justice and Rehabilitation
Ancient Indian practices of punishment and rehabilitation offer restorative justice models that can be applied to modern penal systems. This sub-theme explores the principles underlying ancient Indian approaches to crime and punishment, advocating for their integration into contemporary criminal justice to promote rehabilitation and reduce recidivism.

10. Constitutional Law and Governance
The principles of ancient Indian governance have significantly influenced the Indian Constitution. This sub-theme examines the concept of Dharma and its incorporation into constitutional values, analyzing how ancient governance models can inform contemporary constitutional law and governance practices, ensuring justice, equality, and effective administration.

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