The Finest Minds.
On Things That Matter.
1st - 3rd
October, 2021
FREE
ONLINE
DAY 1
OCT 1, 5:30 PM
DAY 2
OCT 2, 5:45 PM
DAY 3
OCT 3, 9:45 AM
Manthan Samvaad 2021 - 3 Days, The Finest Speakers
On October 2, every year since 2013, the finest minds come to deliver talks on things that matter. This is a festival of thoughts and ideas!
This year too is bound to be both exciting and stimulating. Do not miss it.
Manthan Samvaad 2021 will be online and free so you can participate from your own homes, and from wherever you are in the world.
DAY 1 : OCTOBER 1, FRIDAY, 6:30 pm to 8:30 pm
“Opening Ceremony”
DAY 2 : OCTOBER 2, SATURDAY, 6 pm to 8:30 pm
DAY 3 : OCTOBER 3, SUNDAY, 10 am to 12:45 pm
REGISTER NOW IT'S FREE
About Manthan
Manthan is a forum to promote public discourse. It aims to promote vibrant, meaningful, intelligent conversations in many ways. It is one-of-its-kind initiative in the country which aims to engage citizens from all walks of life.
In 15 years, since 2005, it has hosted 390+ talks by Thought Leaders from across the world, on the widest variety of subjects. Countless debates happen daily on all kinds of issues. Manthan is apolitical, non-partisan, and a voluntary initiative. It has over 60,000 opt-in members.
All events of Manthan, including Manthan Samvaad, are free to participate by anyone without payment of any kind. Manthan does not charge a membership fee.
For details, please see www.manthanindia.com
Previous Speakers
Manthan Samvaad Speakers from Previous Years
WHAT OUR SPEAKERS SAY
DR PM BHARGAVA
Manthan, I believe, is one of the finest civil society organizations which we probably have anywhere in the country.
PRAMATH RAJ SINHA
Manthan is a distinctive and impressive platform. I have not come across anything like this in India. It is quite unbelievable that Manthan has built such a following and sustained it. I hope Manthan becomes a movement across our country.
JOSY JOSEPH
What an event! And what a privilege!
NITIN PAI
What a great experience Manthan Samvaad was! This event puts many of the New Delhi ' conclaves' to 'shame'.