Events at the Kashi Foundation serve as dynamic platforms for intellectual exchange, cultural celebration, and stakeholder engagement. The Foundation organizes a variety of programs including academic seminars, policy dialogues, linguistic and cultural festivals, heritage walks, and training workshops. These events are designed to bring together scholars, practitioners, students, and community members to discuss issues relevant to India’s civilizational identity and contemporary challenges. By curating interdisciplinary events across urban and rural contexts, the Foundation fosters both top-down and bottom-up approaches to knowledge dissemination. Each event serves a dual purpose—amplifying grassroots voices and translating policy ideas into actionable insights. They also function as sites of networking, capacity building, and advocacy. Events hosted by the Foundation are both in-person and virtual, ensuring wide accessibility and national participation. Through carefully curated themes and formats, the Foundation ensures that these gatherings not only generate academic discourse but also contribute to public awareness, social cohesion, and actionable outcomes that align with the vision of Viksit Bharat by 2047.