FIWNA Successfully Conducts Its 7th Virtual Interaction Series on the Influence of Hindu Philosophy on Yakthung (Limbu) Socio-Cultural Life

FIWNA hosted its seventh biweekly virtual session exploring "The Influence of Hindu Philosophy and Practices on Yakthung (Limbu) Customary Socio-Cultural Life." The event brought together scholars, students, and indigenous rights advocates for dialogue on how external religious and political pressures have affected Limbu traditions.

Featured Speaker

Dr. Chhitij Subba – A respected socio-cultural researcher, writer, and advocate whose in-depth research examined transformations in Yakthung Limbu cultural practices.

Key Details

• Part of FIWNA's ongoing biweekly series addressing indigenous history, customary laws, and rights
• Participants included various organizations and indigenous advocates
• Focus: Challenges indigenous peoples face due to modernization and globalization
• Platform: Inclusive, meaningful dialogue on cultural preservation and resilience

The session highlighted systemic pressures threatening indigenous cultural continuity in contemporary contexts.