In the latest episode of the Change Makers podcast, Capt. Praveen Chaturvedi, CEO of Prachyam, engages in a deep and insightful conversation with Dr. Omendra Ratnu, a renowned ENT surgeon, author and founder of Nimittekam. Dr. Ratnu, actively involved in promoting Hindu causes, particularly emphasizes on the persecution of Hindus in Pakistan. During the podcast, he discusses the global dynamics of Islam and its influence, and the brutal targeting of Hindus by the Islamist in Pakistan and the existential crisis that they are going through. Throughout this powerful conversation, Dr. Ratnu reaffirms his dedication to working for the greater cause of Hindus and Sanatan Dharma through his NGO, Nimittekam, which helps rehabilitate Hindu refugees from Pakistan. This is just the first part of the conversation—stay tuned for part two and follow Prachyam for more such powerful content.

Witness the political drama unfold with exclusive insights and explosive revelations that could reshape the electoral landscape. Join Sudhanshu Trivedi in a candid discussion that promises to challenge the status quo and ignite conversations nationwide.

Swami Vigyananand, a significant figure in the global Hindu community, is known for his deep understanding of Hindu philosophy and his dedication to promoting Hindu values worldwide. As the Joint General Secretary of the Vishwa Hindu Parishad (VHP) in India and the founder and global chairman of the World Hindu Foundation, he played a crucial role as the chief organizer of the World Hindu Congress, which aims to enhance Hindu interests globally. In our discussion, Swami Ji addresses how Hindus should counter leftist narratives and expresses his concern over the divided Hindu factions, emphasizing the need for a common ecosystem to achieve larger goals. Despite India's diversity, he observes its remarkable level of organization, highlighting the importance of unity through concerted efforts. The conversation concludes with an overview of Swami Vigyananand's efforts to spread knowledge and foster understanding within the Hindu community.