Nagpur: Dr Tejinder Singh Rawal, a renowned Chartered Accountant and a prominent social figure was invited to speak at the Vidarbha Hindi Sahitya Sammelan for a dialogue on various social causes. The conversation, appropriately named Samwad, was conducted by the well-known litterateur and poet Dr Sagar Khadiwala.
During the dialogue, Dr Rawal emphasized the need for creating an atmosphere of goodwill in the country, and everyone should make an effort to spread the spirit of love and brotherhood. He pointed out that only by doing so, the progress of the country is possible. He also urged the youth to play a meaningful and active role in society building by refining the ability to think independently.
Dr Rawal said, “Interfaith dialogue can be an effective way of promoting understanding and respect between people of different religions and cultures. When people from diverse backgrounds come together to share their perspectives and experiences, it can help break down stereotypes and misconceptions.
He further said, “interfaith dialogue can also foster a sense of unity and cooperation, which is essential for building peaceful and inclusive societies. Through such efforts, it is possible to promote a culture of peace and coexistence, which can ultimately lead to a more harmonious and prosperous world.”
Dr Rawal’s conversation also included a detailed analysis of the good and bad influences of electronic media and society. He shared his experiences and interesting stories from his student life till today, describing various stages of life. He also highlighted the pleasant feelings of human values during his journey in India and abroad.
The event was a great success, and the audience appreciated the insights shared by Dr Rawal. He inspired everyone present to take up social causes and work towards creating a better society.
Dr Khadiwala gave an introduction to the Vidarbha Sahitya Sangh and introduced the guest speaker. He conducted the session in his inimitable style.
The event witnessed a large number of people from different walks of life who were present to hear his views on promoting peace and interfaith harmony, environment, energy, demilitarization, biodiversity, cultural diversity, social justice, peace, and inclusivity. The dialogue was highly interactive, and Dr Rawal resolved the questions and curiosities asked by the audience with great interest. The audience included prominent people from the city and many people belonging to organisations like Vidarbha Sahitya Sangh, India Peace Centre, Nagpur Book Club, Aamozish-e-Urdu and many other organisations.
