This high-level event marking UN World Meditation Day 2025 convened Members of Parliament, peers, representatives from the legal and medical professions, disability rights advocates, senior officials from the police and the British Army, as well as leaders from the arts, media and civil society.

Spellbinding cultural expressions including dance, talks and presentations captivated a packed hall during this 90-minute programme.

Performers from across five continents have congregated at the 63rd World Congress of Dance Research in Athens, presenting a rich variety of dances ranging from Ballet, traditional, tribal, folk and classical forms from Mongolia to Mexico, from Canada to Croatia.

The event paid a unique tribute to forefathers and father figures whose contributions to performing arts, philosophy, spiritual literature, heritage, science, and thought leadership of India have been thoughtfully remembered through music and dance.

This event focussed on building bonds for Sustainable Development and was hosted by Baroness Verma, currently Co-Chair, U.N. Women UK and Chancellor for Roehampton University.

The program highlighted the role of mothers and Mother Goddesses (from Matsya Purana) in fostering values, protection, and mentoring.

The 25th International Mother Language Day was celebrated at the British Parliament's House of Lords, organised by Sanskruti Centre.

Sanskruti Centre was invited to be part of this 2-day spectacle organised by The Bhavan, a premier charitable institution for Indian classical dance and music.