Students of Stanford University of America will come to India to receive peace education at the World Peace Center

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Gurugram: India has been known for the promotion and spread of education all over the world since the beginning. People from all over the world come to India to receive education. The education system here not only gives a glimpse of physical knowledge but also illuminates the inner knowledge of the students. The latest information is that the students of Stanford University will come to India to take peace education at the World Peace Center. Professor Anurag of Stanford University, America has given this information.

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Acharya Lokesh, founder of Ahimsa Vishwa Bharati, has said that the agreement between Stanford University and World Peace Center will prove to be a milestone for world peace.

Where did the program take place; what is its purpose?

The international seminar “World Peace & Harmony through Peace Education” was organized by Ahimsa Vishwa Bharati at the World Peace Center in Gurugram. The objective of this seminar is to promote harmony, non-violence and global understanding through education by starting the course of peace education in schools and universities through the World Peace Center. On this occasion, Ahimsa Vishva Bharati founder Acharya Lokesh Muni, Delhi government minister Kapil Mishra and Delhi Assembly Speaker Vijender Gupta were present.