US Heritage Foundation joins BJYM-KAS India Dialogue

The Heritage Foundation, USA, took part in the First BJYM-KAS India Dialogue, successfully organized on Tuesday, where contemporary topics from three different continents were discussed. The BJYM-KAS India Dialogue is a distinctive initiative of the Bharatiya Janata Yuva Morcha (the youth wing of the BJP) and the Konrad-Adenauer-Stiftung, a German political think tank.

During the event, conservative or right-of-center voices from three different continents engaged in a vibrant and open discussion to understand each other’s perspectives. BJP Foreign Policy Department In-charge Vijay Chauthaiwale and member of the Economic Advisory Council to the Prime Minister Shamika Ravi participated in the discussion, along with several dignitaries from Germany.

The BJYM-KAS India Dialogue is a unique initiative aimed at bringing together select thought leaders, young politicians, academicians, activists, and media on the right-of-center spectrum from different continents to discuss contemporary topics. Various issues such as the policies of the BJP under Prime Minister Narendra Modi, nationalism, Wokeism, tech disruptions, and the economy were deliberated upon.

National Vice-President of BJYM, Abhinav Prakash, shared on X, “BJP Foreign Policy Department In-charge Shri @vijai63 and member of the Economic Advisory Council to the Prime Minister Dr @ShamikaRavi graced the occasion, along with several dignitaries from Germany. Special thanks to BJYM National President Shri @Tejasvi_Surya for his constant support and encouragement to such engagements. Thanks to the participants for active participation in the discussions.”

He added, “BJYM-KAS India Dialogue is a unique initiative of BJYM & Konrad-Adenauer-Stiftung to bring together select thought leaders, young politicians, academicians, activists, and media on the right-of-center spectrum from different continents to discuss contemporary topics. Various issues such as policies of BJP under Prime Minister Shri @narendramodi, nationalism, Wokeism, tech disruptions, and the economy were discussed.”

Shobhit Mathur, Co-Founder and Vice Chancellor of Rishihood University, who also took part in the discussion, posted on X, “‘Conservative’ politics is on the rise globally, while academic spaces are increasingly ‘Liberal/Progressive.’ However, the definition of ‘Conservative’ varies on economic, social, environmental, immigration, etc., issues. Glad to be a part of a fascinating discussion on this.”