Triveni Dialogue in Lucknow unites leaders on digital governance and cultural revival

The Digital Democracy Dialogue 'Triveni' recently took place in Lucknow, focusing on governance, culture, and prosperity under the Yogi Government. The event featured discussions on good governance, cultural renaissance, and economic growth, with a particular emphasis on the roles of women and youth. Key sessions explored themes of prosperity and cultural revival, drawing participation from leaders, influencers, and academics across India. Nagaland’s Higher Education Minister, Temjen Imna Along, opened the dialogue by praising the digital revolution. He urged content creators to shape a narrative of a strong and united India. Along also highlighted developments in Nagaland under the Modi Government, pointing to improved infrastructure like road construction and greater awareness of local leadership.

Uttar Pradesh Minister Asim Arun stressed the importance of the digital revolution in improving governance. He called on social media influencers to promote Lord Ram’s teachings and reinforce traditional family values. Arun also underlined the need for public feedback in shaping effective policies.

Patna University professor Guru Prakash Paswan spoke about the growing influence of digital creators in reaching wide audiences instantly. He recognised the expanding opportunities for women in the public sphere. Senior journalist Mrinalini Nanivadekar added to this by noting the rising number of women in Uttar Pradesh’s workforce and the increasing presence of female content creators.

ISKCON Governing Body Commissioner Gauranga Das contributed by discussing the Bhagavad Gita’s role in India’s cultural renaissance. He linked spiritual teachings to the broader themes of national progress. The event concluded with discussions on potential policies, including the implementation of women’s reservation. Nanivadekar described feminism as the balance between Shiva and Shakti, reflecting the dialogue’s blend of modern and traditional perspectives. The sessions reinforced the connection between digital innovation, cultural values, and inclusive governance.