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IFLC going to Win Indian Hearts on May 07 at New Delhi

Ehtesham
By Ehtesham (IDDF Fellow) • 2 Nov 2022 • 1 min read

IFLC going to Win Indian Hearts on May 07 at New Delhi

On 7th May 2016, the spectacular IFLC event will be organized in
India for the very first time, where school students from all around the world
will sing, dance and act to develop universal harmony and brotherhood at
Talkatora Stadium, New Delhi. The theme of the 14th IFLC event (India) is
???Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam – ???The world is one family???. Mrs. Sushma Swaraj
(Minister of External Affairs), Mr. Venkaiah Naidu (Minister of Parliamentary
Affairs), Dr. Najma Heptullah (Minister of Minority Affairs), Dr. Mahesh Sharma
(Minister of Tourism and Culture), Mr. Arvind Kejriwal (CM of Delhi), Shri Shri
Ravi Shankar, Baba Ramdev and many other dignitaries (MPs, Celebrities,
Spiritual Leaders) are going to make this event more colorful and vibrant with
their august presence.Mr. Bilal Acikgoz IFLC Coordinator is very delighted on the arrival of IFLC to
India, he said, ???Language of love is the legacy of India???s Sufis and Saints. It
is a country of Ram, Buddha, Nanak, Chishti and Teresa, who are the true
apostles of love & peace for entire humanity. IFLC too is an attempt to
spread universal peace through our young e

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Ehtesham

Ehtesham is a Fellow at IDDF focusing on strategic analysis and international policy.

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