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BharatNITI Conclave 2017: Eminent Speakers To Talk Democracy, Governance On 26 March
Bharat Niti
Bharat Niti invites you to the BharatNITI Annual Conclave 2017.
About Bharat Niti
Bharat Niti is an interactive public policy forum created to spread information on various public policy matters and initiate discussions and debates on aspects related to policies from time to time using a combination of online and offline forums. The intention is to introduce technology in promoting good governance and directly engaging citizens in contributing to the democratic process.
About the conclave
As part of the conclave, Bharat Niti is organising debate and panel discussion by experts on the subject ‘Democracy, Good Governance and Social Media’ and various other programmes.
The speakers participating in the conclave are:
Shri Suresh Prabhu - Hon. Union Railway Minister of India
Shri Rajeev Chandrasekhar - Hon. Independent Member of Parliament
Shri Muralidhar Rao - National General Secretary, BJP
Shri B S Yeddyurappa - MP and former chief minister of Karnataka
Smt Aruna Sundararajan - Secretary, Electronics and IT, Government of India
Shri Vijayanand- Secretary, Government of Andhra Pradesh
Shri Jayesh Ranjan - Secretary, Government of Telangana
Shri M J Akbar - Hon. Union Minister of State for External Affairs
Shri P P Chaudhary - Hon. Union Minister of State for Law and justice, Electronics & IT
Shri Gaurav Dwivedi - CEO, MyGov
Shri Vivek Agnihotri - Film Director
Shri Prahlad Kakkar - Ad Film Director
Shri Amit Malviya - Head of BJP IT and Social Media
Smt Shradha Sharma - Founder, Yourstory.com
Smt Chayaa Nanjappa - Managing Director, Nectar Fresh
Shri Bala Mahadevan - CEO, Orange Business Services
In case of questions, contact Bharat Niti Karnataka Media Representative Rajashekar K Shetty on 9845608418.
Date: 26 March 2017
Address: Hotel Le Meridien, Sankey Road, Bengaluru
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