WAHA's Activities

WAHA has successfully conducted multiple high-profile academic events, attracting leading scholars, historians, and policymakers: 

1. First International Hindu Academicians Conference (October 11-12, 2019, Haridwar, India): 

• Organized at Dev Sanskriti Vishwavidyalaya, this conference marked the formal establishment of WAHA and set the stage for future academic initiatives.
• Key topics included Hindu knowledge systems, decolonizing academia, and redefining historiography from an indigenous perspective.

2. Hindu Academicians Conference (April 8-9, 2023, Faridabad, India):

• Focused on the interpretation of key terms like 'Hindu,' 'Hindu Dharma,' and 'Hindutva', and the academic narratives surrounding Hindu civilization.
• Professor Nachiketa Tiwari (IIT Kanpur) emphasized the need for intellectual clarity and historical accuracy in academic discourse.

3. WAHA Symposium (December 29, 2023, Coimbatore, India):

• Featured group discussions and research presentations on contemporary challenges in Hindu studies.
• Encouraged young scholars to contribute to the academic discourse on Hindu civilization.

4. WAHA Conference (March 4, 2024, Nagpur, India):

• Provided a platform for scholars to present their research on Hindu epistemology, Vedic traditions, and Sanskrit literature.

1. Participation in the World Hindu Congress (November 24-26, 2023, Bangkok, Thailand):

• WAHA played an active role in the global discussions on Hindu identity, cultural revival, and intellectual resurgence.

2. Strategic Partnerships with Research Institutions:

• WAHA has initiated collaborations with prominent universities and research bodies to integrate Hindu knowledge systems into mainstream academic frameworks.

3. Policy Advocacy for Hindu Studies in Global Curricula:

• Engaging with educational boards and policymakers to ensure Hindu studies are accurately represented in textbooks and academic literature.