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Indica and Ignca Celebrate Historian Dr Meenakshi Jain's Nomination to the Rajya Sabha

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September 07, 2025

INDICA (an institute for Indian Knowledge Systems) and the Indira Gandhi National Centre for the Arts (IGNCA) jointly hosted a special evening in New Delhi to celebrate and felicitate historian, author, and scholar Padma Shri Dr. Meenakshi Jain on her nomination to the Rajya Sabha.

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The program carried a distinctive aesthetic shaped by Dr. Jain's scholarship and persona. It was not a conventional felicitation; it was a space where authenticity prevailed, where nobody felt the need to say more than they genuinely felt.

In place of a formal vote of thanks, gratitude was offered at the very outset in keeping with the Indian way, affirming that the event was as much personal as it was civilisational.

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