Bhumi Project: Hindu Plans for Environmental Change

The Oxford Centre for Hindu Studies
Presents
Bhumi Project: Hindu Plans for Environmental Change
Very insightful presentation explains how following Sanaatan Dharma can save mother earth from Global Warming and other environmental changes.

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