Bhartiya First Conclave 2025

Intent

With an intent of integrating with, empowering and co-existing with each other, ‘Bhartiya First’ Conclave 2025 is being organized

With this Conclave, Netherlands-based Stichting Sanskriti & Sanskar Foundation, with support of Embassy of India in The Netherlands intends to work with the Indian Community to create an ‘Bhartiya First’ environment & feeling amongst all the Bhartiyas living in Netherlands, an idea rooted in the vision of a unified national or civilizational consciousness of Bharat. At its heart, this phrase seems to express the aspiration for a collective, unified identity that transcends the vast diversity of India.

Technology, Innovation & R&D towards ‘Viksit Bharat 2047’

Working towards a ‘Viksit Bharat 2047’, we all Bhartiyas have to contribute towards a developed Bharat, we need to tap the Engine of a developed Bharat:- Digital Infrastructure, Indigenous Innovation, Startups & Deep Tech as the New R&D Hubs, Education & Knowledge Systems like AI, interdisciplinary research, Sustainability & Technology.

Technology and R&D are not just economic tools — they are cultural enablers, empowering every Bhartiya to rise. In this transformative journey, Technology, Innovation, and Research & Development (R&D) are not merely sectors of the economy — they are instruments of national unity, dignity, and civilizational resurgence. They are vital in nurturing a "One Identity as Bhartiya", where every citizen, regardless of geography or background, participates in and benefits from India’s progress.

Unity in Diversity through Celebration

In a land as rich and diverse as Bharat, every festival, national day, or milestone carries the spirit of unity.

“Bharat — One Nation, One Celebration” envisions a movement where the entire Bhartiya community joins together in collective celebration, creating a shared emotional, cultural, and civic identity. It is a call to rediscover our oneness through joy, our togetherness through tradition, and our nationhood through shared pride.

Celebrating Shared Pride

The feeling of ‘Bhartiya First’ goes beyond geography or ethnicity. It's a shared value system, dharma, karma, seva (service), shanti (peace), and satya (truth).

With 4,00,000+ Bhartiya in Netherlands with deep diversity, the idea of a common civilizational identity offers a sense of belonging and purpose.

Bharat in Dutch Media

India's portrayal in Dutch media encompasses a diverse range of themes, reflecting the multifaceted relationship between the two nations. India's rich cultural heritage finds resonance in Dutch media through various avenues like Cinema and Arts, Documentaries and Historical Ties; Labor and Ethical Reporting; Community and Diaspora Engagement; Public Perception and Travel Narratives.