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Rushabhayan is an international conference and art forum that explores India's civilizational roots through research, dialogue, and cultural expression.
The First Edition
The first edition in 2024 brought together more than 90 scholars from India and abroad, and led to the publication of the Rushabhayan Granth, a 700-page collection of original papers.
The Second Edition
The second edition, held in 2025, expanded both its scale and scope. Hosted in Mumbai, the conference featured keynote addresses, research paper presentations, panel discussions, exhibitions, and artistic showcases that reflected the depth and continuity of India's knowledge traditions.
A defining highlight of the second edition was the launch and exhibition of over 1,100 publications, manuscripts, and rare works, making it one of the most significant contemporary efforts to document and present research related to Bhagwan Rushabhdev and India's civilizational heritage. The forum witnessed an overwhelming public response, with more than 1,00,000 visitors attending across its duration.
The event was attended and addressed by eminent dignitaries, including the Union Minister Piyush Goyal and the Hon'ble Chief Minister of Maharashtra Devendra Fadnavis, along with respected acharyas, monks, scholars, and thought leaders from diverse traditions.
Organized by the Labdhi Vikram Jan Seva Trust in association with the Government of Maharashtra, Rushabhayan connects ancient knowledge systems with today's world and invites people to rediscover where civilization began.
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The Forum Presents
Rushabhayan is designed as a living civilizational experience, where knowledge is not only presented, but seen, heard, and experienced. Visitors can expect:
Academic Conferences and Dialogues
Research paper presentations, panel discussions, Dharma Sansads, and interfaith dialogues led by scholars, historians, philosophers, and spiritual leaders exploring art, governance, sustainability, and civilizational thought.
Heritage and Knowledge Exhibitions
Curated displays of ancient manuscripts, rare idols, civilizational models, and cultural artifacts that present tangible evidence of India's intellectual, artistic, and spiritual traditions.
Live Art, Craft, and Skill Demonstrations
Interactive zones showcasing traditional crafts, sculpture, painting, and performing arts, including the historic "72 and 64 Skills" that formed the foundation of many modern professions.
Youth, Innovation, and Learning Spaces
Dedicated arenas for students, creators, and young innovators to engage with civilizational ideas through workshops, projects, competitions, and interactive educational experiences.
Cultural Performances and Storytelling
Evenings featuring classical and folk music, theatre, dance, and storytelling that bring civilizational history and philosophy to life through artistic expression.
A Platform Connecting Past, Present, and Future
Rushabhayan connects people directly with leading scholars and cultural voices, helping revive and re-engage with the knowledge systems that shaped civilization.
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