Some Remarks With Pictures of Distinguished Leaders:
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'....Let us know people our effort and make good on its potential. Peace is in our hands, The Culture of Peace can be ours....' - Mr. Kofi Annan, former Secretary General, UNO. |
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'....I am confident that the deliberations will be successful, meaningful and will contribute towards the common objectives....' - Sri Viren J Shah, former Governor, West Bengal. |
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'....This conference will provide an important forum to the participants to interact on the issues of World Peace....' - Sri Buddhadeb Bhattacharjee, former Chief Minister, West Bengal. |
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'....In all, it was a real triumph of organization, team work on the part of many Indian colleagues and friends and ....' - Dr. Glen T Martin, President, IPPNO, Secretary General, WCPA, USA. |
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'....While I am in full agreement with the purpose of your endeavour....I shall certainly follow the deliberations with great interest....' - Sri Jyoti Bosu, former Chief Minister, West Bengal. |
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'....Despite the history of the 20th Century being marked by two World Wars and other forms of violence...the Congress could be an occassion to discuss how human minds and attitudes can be shaped for the good to bring peace to our beautiful planet....' - Dr. A P J Abdul Kalam, former President of India. |
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'....We shall have to be alert for protection of World of Peace so that everyone can lead a peaceful life....' - Hon'ble Justice Shyamal Kr. Sen, former Governor, Chief Justice and Chairman, Human Rights Commissions, West Bengal. |
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'....I am happy to learn that International Society for Intercultural Studies and Research is organising an international Peace Conference...I wish the conference all success....' - Mr. M K Naranayanan, Governor of West Bengal. |
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'....grass root movements to address the social and economical problems of poverty, hunger, human insecurity, economic inequity, violence, environmental pollution, etc. are essential and strategies need to be evolved to support and strengthen such movements....' - Dr. Ashish Kr. Banerjee, former Vice Chairman, University of Calcutta. |
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'...."Peace is not just the absence of conflict; peace is the creation of an environment where all can flourish regardless of race, color, creed, religion, gender, class, caste or any other social makers of difference...."' - Mr. Nelson Mandela, South Africa. |
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'....peace is not just the mere absence of violence, but is a state of mind which depends on personal motivation and that genuine peace arises from a sense of brotherhood, of sisterhood, from a sense of respect and concern for others....' - His Holiness The Dalai Lama. |
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'....If this Peace Meet can achieve such a Thought Current, however small, the efforts of the organisers worthwhile....' - Swami Ranganathananda, former President, Ram Krishna Math & Mission. |
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'....The Secretary General appreciates your kind invitation...nevertheless, I am pleased to take this opportunity to convey his best wishes to your institution' - For Mr. Ban Ki Moon, Secretary General, UNO, Yeocheol Yoon, P.A. to Secretary General. |
Other Remarks of Distinguished Thinkers:
'....The event is fully in keeping with UNESCO's programme objective of promoting moral and intellectual solidarity through intercultural dialogues and peaceful co-existence....' - For Secretary General UNESCO, Angela Melo,Director General, UNESCO.
'....I am grateful for the opportunity to have been there and especially to have met others from India, and elsewhere, who share common ideas, ideals, hopes, and endeavours...' - Dr. John P Clark, USA.
'....I become more and more aware of the cultural links between India and Europe....' - Dr. Paul Gochet, University of Liege.
'....India....as other cultures....must contribute from her very rich spiritual treasure actively and even in an offensive to the world....consciousness of today....' - Mr. Wilhelm Augustat, Germany.
'....Common people are with us and we have to work with them....' - Mr. E P Menon, Bangalore.
'....I am grateful for the opportunity to have been there and especially to have met others from India, and elsewhere, who share common ideas, ideals, hopes, and endeavours...' - Dr. John P Clark, USA.
'....I become more and more aware of the cultural links between India and Europe....' - Dr. Paul Gochet, University of Liege.
'....India....as other cultures....must contribute from her very rich spiritual treasure actively and even in an offensive to the world....consciousness of today....' - Mr. Wilhelm Augustat, Germany.
'....Common people are with us and we have to work with them....' - Mr. E P Menon, Bangalore.
Remarks from Some Noted Newspapers:
'....Peace Thinkers from different corners of the world will meet at Kolkata....to explore the paths of peace in a strife-torn world....all findings of the meet will be placed before the United Nation. A Special Volume on World Peace will also be published....' - The Asian Age, Kolkata.
'....Only World Govt. can bring World Peace...in a world best by the spectres of nuclear holocast, environmental disaster and violence, the only road to World Peace might be a World Government....' - Times of India, Kolkata.
'....A "meet for Peace Thinkers"...was not an unusual but positive'y abounding in the unexpected....' - IPPNO Newsletter, USA.
'...A march was organised jointly by G B Memorial Institution and International Society for Intercultural Studies & Research (ISISAR), to inaugurate the World Thinkers' & Poets' Peace Meet in the city (Kolkata)...the programme was part of the ISISAR Peace Model for Schools..' - The Telegraph.
'...Shilchar also going to Kolkata to attend Poets' Peace Meet... poetry, essays, music, dance, etc. of creative existence of man may expand non-violent spirit with expansion of the ways for human freedom and peace....' - Dainik Yugasankha, Shilchar, Assam.
'...The fundamental object of ISISAR to organize Peace Movement against violence that may create peace awareness in the mind of people....' - Sakal Bela, Kolkata.
'...Trends and traditions - Chhou dancers at a rally on World Thinkers' and Poets' Peace Meet 2010 in Kolkata on monday...' - The Stateman, Kolkata.
'...To spread the message of peace there is the beginning of Basanta Utsav and Gramin Mela in the village Dhelatbamu, Borabajar, Purulia....India is a village centered country. But after independence villages are going to be much poorer day by day....Rabindranath, Mahatma Gandhi, introduced the model of developing village and in the same way, ISISAR is spreading the Peace Messages in Jangalmahal....' - Dainik Statesman.
'....More than 25 countries had participated...Papers on World Peace were presented by eminent personalities and peace activists. Besides cultural programmes, a very grand and historical peace march was also conducted. Music, Art & Poetry were given importance in spreading the message of Peace....' - World Peace Newsletter, Nandanam, Chennai.
'....Only World Govt. can bring World Peace...in a world best by the spectres of nuclear holocast, environmental disaster and violence, the only road to World Peace might be a World Government....' - Times of India, Kolkata.
'....A "meet for Peace Thinkers"...was not an unusual but positive'y abounding in the unexpected....' - IPPNO Newsletter, USA.
'...A march was organised jointly by G B Memorial Institution and International Society for Intercultural Studies & Research (ISISAR), to inaugurate the World Thinkers' & Poets' Peace Meet in the city (Kolkata)...the programme was part of the ISISAR Peace Model for Schools..' - The Telegraph.
'...Shilchar also going to Kolkata to attend Poets' Peace Meet... poetry, essays, music, dance, etc. of creative existence of man may expand non-violent spirit with expansion of the ways for human freedom and peace....' - Dainik Yugasankha, Shilchar, Assam.
'...The fundamental object of ISISAR to organize Peace Movement against violence that may create peace awareness in the mind of people....' - Sakal Bela, Kolkata.
'...Trends and traditions - Chhou dancers at a rally on World Thinkers' and Poets' Peace Meet 2010 in Kolkata on monday...' - The Stateman, Kolkata.
'...To spread the message of peace there is the beginning of Basanta Utsav and Gramin Mela in the village Dhelatbamu, Borabajar, Purulia....India is a village centered country. But after independence villages are going to be much poorer day by day....Rabindranath, Mahatma Gandhi, introduced the model of developing village and in the same way, ISISAR is spreading the Peace Messages in Jangalmahal....' - Dainik Statesman.
'....More than 25 countries had participated...Papers on World Peace were presented by eminent personalities and peace activists. Besides cultural programmes, a very grand and historical peace march was also conducted. Music, Art & Poetry were given importance in spreading the message of Peace....' - World Peace Newsletter, Nandanam, Chennai.
