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  • Home ›   Events/Photo Gallery ›   Consulate General of India - San Francisco celebrated the Birth Anniversary of Swami Vivekananda & National Youth Day by organizing a panel discussion of young entrepreneurs titled “India: An Inspiration”. The interesting and inspiring session led by Consul General Dr. T.V. Nagendra Prasad with Swami Tattwamayananda of Vedanta Society of Northern California along with the bright young minds from the region Ms. Shriya Joshi, Mr. Nikhil Panu, Mr. Nohak Nahta, Mr. Ritesh Pakala and Mr. Neil Nayyar was telecast live on Facebook. Mr. Ramesh Kapadia, Vice President of Vedanta Society also spoke on the occasion about first Hindu temple outside Asia in San Francisco.

Consulate General of India - San Francisco celebrated the Birth Anniversary of Swami Vivekananda & National Youth Day by organizing a panel discussion of young entrepreneurs titled “India: An Inspiration”. The interesting and inspiring session led by Consul General Dr. T.V. Nagendra Prasad with Swami Tattwamayananda of Vedanta Society of Northern California along with the bright young minds from the region Ms. Shriya Joshi, Mr. Nikhil Panu, Mr. Nohak Nahta, Mr. Ritesh Pakala and Mr. Neil Nayyar was telecast live on Facebook. Mr. Ramesh Kapadia, Vice President of Vedanta Society also spoke on the occasion about first Hindu temple outside Asia in San Francisco.

January 14, 2022

Consulate General of India - San Francisco celebrated the Birth Anniversary of Swami Vivekananda & National Youth Day by organizing a panel discussion of young entrepreneurs titled “India: An Inspiration”. The interesting and inspiring session led by Consul General Dr. T.V. Nagendra Prasad with Swami Tattwamayananda of Vedanta Society of Northern California along with the bright young minds from the region Ms. Shriya Joshi, Mr. Nikhil Panu, Mr. Nohak Nahta, Mr. Ritesh Pakala and Mr. Neil Nayyar was telecast live on Facebook. Mr. Ramesh Kapadia, Vice President of Vedanta Society also spoke on the occasion about first Hindu temple outside Asia in San Francisco.
Consulate General of India - San Francisco celebrated the Birth Anniversary of Swami Vivekananda & National Youth Day by organizing a panel discussion of young entrepreneurs titled “India: An Inspiration”. The interesting and inspiring session led by Consul General Dr. T.V. Nagendra Prasad with Swami Tattwamayananda of Vedanta Society of Northern California along with the bright young minds from the region Ms. Shriya Joshi, Mr. Nikhil Panu, Mr. Nohak Nahta, Mr. Ritesh Pakala and Mr. Neil Nayyar was telecast live on Facebook. Mr. Ramesh Kapadia, Vice President of Vedanta Society also spoke on the occasion about first Hindu temple outside Asia in San Francisco.
Consulate General of India - San Francisco celebrated the Birth Anniversary of Swami Vivekananda & National Youth Day by organizing a panel discussion of young entrepreneurs titled “India: An Inspiration”. The interesting and inspiring session led by Consul General Dr. T.V. Nagendra Prasad with Swami Tattwamayananda of Vedanta Society of Northern California along with the bright young minds from the region Ms. Shriya Joshi, Mr. Nikhil Panu, Mr. Nohak Nahta, Mr. Ritesh Pakala and Mr. Neil Nayyar was telecast live on Facebook. Mr. Ramesh Kapadia, Vice President of Vedanta Society also spoke on the occasion about first Hindu temple outside Asia in San Francisco.
Consulate General of India - San Francisco celebrated the Birth Anniversary of Swami Vivekananda & National Youth Day by organizing a panel discussion of young entrepreneurs titled “India: An Inspiration”. The interesting and inspiring session led by Consul General Dr. T.V. Nagendra Prasad with Swami Tattwamayananda of Vedanta Society of Northern California along with the bright young minds from the region Ms. Shriya Joshi, Mr. Nikhil Panu, Mr. Nohak Nahta, Mr. Ritesh Pakala and Mr. Neil Nayyar was telecast live on Facebook. Mr. Ramesh Kapadia, Vice President of Vedanta Society also spoke on the occasion about first Hindu temple outside Asia in San Francisco.
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