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This newsletter highlights the SMaRT4Bharat Members' Retreat at the Art of Living International Center in Bengaluru, featuring wellness activities, spiritual sessions, and an interaction with Gurudev Sri Sri Ravi Shankar. It also curates articles, opinion pieces, and news reports on topics including Hindu community issues, Bangladesh-related incidents, cultural and historical discussions, spirituality, social affairs, and media commentary. The publication additionally shares links to videos, interviews, and essays on Indian heritage, religion, development, and current events.
This highlights SMaRT’s participation in major public dialogue events in Goa and Chennai, where it contributed to discussions on digital democracy, governance, and Indic perspectives. The newsletter also features curated articles on social issues, education, culture, Indian knowledge systems, spirituality, economic development, leadership, and current affairs, along with commentary pieces, interviews, and videos focused on Indian society, heritage, and public discourse.
This Newsletter highlights SMaRT’s role as a knowledge partner at the Young Thinkers’ Confluence 2025 and its support for the Kannada launch of Dr. Anand Ranganathan’s book Hindus in Hindu Rashtra. The newsletter also features curated articles on social and political developments, religious and cultural issues, constitutional debates, international affairs, Hindu philosophy, and Indian history, alongside videos and commentary aimed at promoting public discourse, youth engagement, and civilizational awareness.
This edition highlights SMaRT’s retreat at Chinmaya Mission Viboothi Ashram, participation in the Ghaziabad Literature Festival 2025, and support for a public dialogue in Haryana. It also features articles and reports on cultural, religious, social, and political developments, with a focus on Bangladesh-related issues, Hindu community concerns, citizenship and border matters, heritage, education, spirituality, and public discourse. The newsletter includes opinion pieces, historical insights, and curated video content.
This edition focuses on SMaRT’s engagement with cultural, educational, and spiritual initiatives, including retreats at Isha Yoga Centre, support for literary festivals, public dialogues, heritage events, and youth awareness programs. It also features curated articles on social and governance issues, cultural heritage, spirituality, media, and current affairs, alongside reports on developments in India and Bangladesh, community concerns, and public discourse.
This edition highlights SMaRT’s support for Ramayana Kalpavrksam 2026 and its role in facilitating digital media coverage of MILAN 2026. It also features articles on public policy, reservations, Indian knowledge systems, cultural heritage, spirituality, and current affairs. The newsletter includes reports on national security, governance, international developments, social issues, and community affairs, along with curated videos and commentary promoting informed public discourse and civilizational awareness.
This edition highlights SMaRT’s growth to 652 members, expansion of its creator network, and initiatives to support research, training, internships, and cultural engagement. It showcases the launch of the Creator Support Internship Programme (CSIP), an awareness campaign on the cultural significance of the Swastik symbol, and efforts to amplify underreported stories and issue-based reporting. The newsletter also features a case study demonstrating the impact of SMaRT’s member network in supporting public awareness and accountability.
This edition highlights SMaRT’s continued growth, expansion of its creator network, and efforts to support research, training, and digital media initiatives. Key features include support for the 150 Years of Vande Mataram event in Kolkata, the event launch of SMaRT4Bharat in Hyderabad focused on digital media and cultural narratives, and member testimonials showcasing the organization’s impact on creators and community engagement. The newsletter emphasizes collaboration, youth outreach, and promoting informed cultural discourse.
This edition highlights SMaRT’s continued growth to 659 members, support for intellectual and cultural initiatives, and efforts to amplify impactful stories. Key features include support for the Bengaluru launch of Blasphemy by Kushal Mehra, co-organization of the National Hindu Book Festival in Chennai, and the launch of the #ReclaimSwastika campaign to raise awareness about the symbol’s historical significance. The newsletter also showcases member testimonials and SMaRT’s role in strengthening creator networks, public discourse, and cultural engagement.
This edition highlights SMaRT’s growth to 665+ members and 500M+ monthly viewers, along with its efforts to support creators and expand public engagement. Key features include the success of the Know Your Symbols campaign promoting cultural awareness, the announcement of SMaRT Summit 2026 in New Delhi, and testimonials from creators who received support for studio and content-production infrastructure. The newsletter showcases SMaRT’s continued focus on creator empowerment, cultural outreach, and strengthening independent media networks across India.
This edition highlights SMaRT’s growth to 667+ members and its continued support for creators, cultural initiatives, and digital media. Key features include the #ReclaimSwastika campaign promoting awareness of the symbol’s cultural significance, support for the MCES West Bengal Summit 2026, and the SMaRT-Mysuru Retreat 2026 for digital content creators. The newsletter also showcases member success stories, organizational support programs, and SMaRT’s efforts to strengthen a nationwide network of media professionals, researchers, and cultural communicators.
