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Indic Academy Announces Its Library And Hangout Space At Bengaluru
Indic Academy’s mission is to preserve, protect and promote Indic civilisational identity, thought and values.
Indic Academy kick-started a new facility in Bengaluru which will host an extensive library and offer a hangout space for members of the academy and the Indic Book Club to catch up for stimulating conversations.
Indic Academy plans to invite national and international academics, authors, activists and artists for talks here, especially for its book club members, and in the process, build a closely knit Indic community. As many as 80 members can assemble at this venue at any given point of time.
The office space is located in the bustling locality of HSR Layout, Bengaluru, directly above the city office of a close partner of ours, Swarajya. The members will, therefore, have the opportunity to meet with Team Swarajya as well.
With the launch of this space, it is the academy’s appeal to all visiting members in its group worldwide to reach out to either the academy or Swarajya for organising a meeting, if and when they are travelling to Bengaluru.
The academy looks forward to building a vibrant meeting space that resonates with Indic thoughts and values. The academy also invites other online communities to make use of these facilities to conduct talks, meetings, book readings etc.
About Indic Academy
Indic Academy’s mission is to preserve, protect and promote Indic civilisational identity, thought and values. It pursues a threefold strategy of transforming thinkers, nurturing networks and promoting platforms. In the 18 months since its inception, it has taken several steps across these three key areas. Details of these initiatives can be found on the academy's twitter account, @indicacademy
Address: Indic Academy, 326, 14th B Cross Rd, Sector 6, HSR Layout, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560102
Contact: indicacademy@gmail.com
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