Indoi started in 2018, is a think tank focused on building new social discourse which celebrates India’s diversity in unity. The organization conducts Manthan on literature, cultural activities, and social institutions of Bharat to strengthen the nation's cultural fabric through activities including the annual Chennai Lit Fest started in 2021, A two-day multilingual conclave organized in Chennai.
The CLF's mission is to continue its efforts of making Bharat a Vishwa Guru through meaningful cultural and intellectual engagement. Using various social media platforms like YouTube, twitter, Facebook Indoi distributes the contents from CLF for about 75,000 audience, so far our lit fest speeches has reached more than 8 million views on social media.
We take up different socially relevant national issues that are often relegated to the back burner or not taken up due to the political sensitivity of various stakeholders.
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We also collaborate with different Educational Institutions and social organizations to conduct certificate academic courses, training programs, and special events. Some of the courses and special events we have organized so far,
The Chennai Lit Fest, which launched in March 2021 and has completed four dynamic editions with 200 Prominent speakers and is set to be a major cultural phenomenon by 2024, has attracted over 1,000 attendees by 2024. With its contribution to revitalising readership of Tamil literature, the festival has also become a strong platform for dialogues on culture between regional and international literary voices, and is now gearing up for its milestone fifth edition in March 2025, with a view to build on its legacy of literary excellence and cultural enrichment.
The initiative to establish Centre for Geocultural Studies is not just about the establishment of an academic institution but also about igniting a comprehensive cultural and intellectual movement. This initiative recreates and celebrates the unique legacy of the geocultural heritage of Bharat by bringing together scholarly research, cultural revival, educational reform, and policy advocacy. The multidimensional approach will give India’s rich geocultural tradition a respectable shelf life, away from academic bottlenecks but within public imagination as an essential part of Bharat’s identity and heritage. At the start of this journey, we are laying the groundwork for a world where the indigenous wisdom is brought to global discourse, strengthens national identity, and inspires the next generation. Bharat’s geocultural legacy will be illuminated, honoured and preserved for all time through strategic execution and a collective commitment.
The Centre for Geocultural Studies organized the JAMBUDWEEP DISCUSSION on August 17-18, 2024, at Indira Gandhi National Centre for the Arts. This significant dialogue aimed to deepen our understanding of Bharat's historical and cultural foundations. The discussion provided valuable insights that enrich contemporary discourse on the Idea of Bharat and its continuing relevance in today's context.
Bhoogolam (The Earth)
Kakolam
8 outer zones with each zone linking to one or more stars
On 28th July 2024, One day workshop on Leadership, Politics, and Governance was organised by the Indian Institute of Democratic Leadership (IIDL) and indoi Samuday Foundation, at CP Ramaswamy Iyer Foundation Hall, Chennai.
A discussion was held on how people interested in politics and governance can contribute to the development of society, get involved in politics and the challenges they may face, and the need for Indianisation of the education system. Tamil Nadu BJP State Secretary Mrs. Meenakshi Nithyasundar participated as the chief guest and explained in detail about youth politics, their scope and challenges, and her political journey. At the end of the program, the participants were awarded certificates.
On 11th August 2024, One day workshop on Politics, Leadership and Governance was conducted in Midas Touch School, Kalapatti, Coimbatore. More than 50 participants from different cities like Coimbatore, Ooty, Tirupur, Namakkal, Erode, Thanjavur participated in the event. Political Leadership Trainers Ameya Mahajan, Ameya Deshpande, Chetan Nerkar from Mumbai Rambhau Mhalgi Leadership Training Institute, Bharath Gopu from Indoi Analytics Delhi, participated in the event and presented various topics related to role of good leadership in politics, finding solution to social problems etc to the participants. Participants organised themselves in groups, analysed important social issues of Tamilnadu and presented alternate solution to the audience.
This training program was coordinated by Industrialist Shri.P.S.Selvakumar from Kalapatti, Coimbatore
IIDL is an institute run by Rambhau Mhalgi Prabodhini (RMP) which is headquartered in Mumbai to train youth in the field of politics, governance and leadership. Various students from all over the country get political training here.
Indoi Samuday Foundation is a think tank for analysis of Indian politics, society and industries by a wide range of experts from various fields
