The Tentative Programme
Two Manchas, Two Days of Civilisation Dialogue
Usha Mancha carries the civilisational conversation. Sankalpa Mancha carries the economic one. They run in parallel across both days, and delegates move freely between them.
- When
- 2nd - 3rd January 2027
- Where
- Kolkata, WB
- Programme
- 46 sessionsacross 2 manchas
14 sessions 09:30 – 18:45
Day One at Usha Mancha
2 January 2027 Usha Mancha Civilisation Dialogue
Explore a full-day programme of keynote addresses, panel discussions, fireside conversations and visionary sessions shaping Bengal's civilisational, cultural and economic future.
- Keynotes
- Strota
- Fireside
- Panel Discussion
- Speech
Keynote
Inauguration — Vision of Bengal 2047
Keynote
Correcting the Historic Wrongs of the Last 50 Years
Strota
Honouring and Taking Blessings
Fireside
Fireside — RSS @ 100
Panel
What Is Bengal 2.0?
Is Bengal ready for a Dharmic reset and Syama Prasad Bengal
Panel
Bengal's Origins and Genetics
2,300 years before Kolkata
Panel
The Quantum Mind
Bengal's Next Scientific Leap
Panel
Hindutva in the Land of Chaitanya
Hindu Revival Post Elections 2026
Panel
Bengal's Madrasa Ecosystem
Reform, Rights, and the Employability Gap Analysis
Speech
The Hindu Fund
1,000 Crore Initiative and Vision
Panel
Reigniting the Bay of Bengal Civilisation
Analysis of the next era of East Asia's Economy and Heritage collaboration
Speech
Honestly Anupam Kher
Why I Keep Coming Back to Bengal
Panel
The Newsroom Debate
What Bengal's Ballot Really Said
Panel
Bengal's Cultural Renaissance 2.0
How Bengal Lost Its Cultural Edge and the Blueprint to Get It Back
Please note
Everything on this page is tentative
Session titles, timings, formats and running order are provisional and will change as confirmations come in. Speaker line-ups are not published against sessions yet — invitations are still in progress. The final programme will be issued closer to the event, and this page will be updated as it firms up.
Two days. One seat in the room.
Delegate passes admit you to both manchas on both days, with free movement between them.