Tasawar Jamali speaking at Ibaadatkhana Unity Dinner in SF Bay Area
Ibaadatkahna, a non-partisan movement, held a unity dinner and interfaith dialogue on December 8, 2019 at the Chandni Restaurant, Newark CA. The event was attended by people from various faiths. Justice Markandey Katju a former judge at the Supreme Court of India, was the key note speaker. Other speakers included Mr. Javed Ellahie, an accomplished attorney and the council member at Monte Sereno City Council; Dr. Jasbir Singh Kang, a medical doctor and a prominent community leader of the Punjabi American community in Yuba City, CA and Prof. Randolph Langenbach, Prof. at the UC Berkeley. He has served as Senior Analyst for the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA). In 1981, he received an Indo-American Exchange Fellowship to India, and since then has done reconnaissance for UNESCO after the 2001 Gujarat Earthquake. A lively question and answer session followed the main speeches. Popular Bay Area activist Maryam Turab and journalist Ritu were the moderators.
Justice Markandey Katju speaking at Ibaadatkhana Unity Dinner in SF Bay Area
Ibaadatkahna, a non-partisan movement, held a unity dinner and interfaith dialogue on December 8, 2019 at the Chandni Restaurant, Newark CA. The event was attended by people from various faiths. Justice Markandey Katju a former judge at the Supreme Court of India, was the key note speaker. Other speakers included Mr. Javed Ellahie, an accomplished attorney and the council member at Monte Sereno City Council; Dr. Jasbir Singh Kang, a medical doctor and a prominent community leader of the Punjabi American community in Yuba City, CA and Prof. Randolph Langenbach, Prof. at the UC Berkeley. He has served as Senior Analyst for the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA). In 1981, he received an Indo-American Exchange Fellowship to India, and since then has done reconnaissance for UNESCO after the 2001 Gujarat Earthquake. A lively question and answer session followed the main speeches. Popular Bay Area activist Maryam Turab and journalist Ritu were the moderators.
Panel discussion at Ibaadatkhana Unity Dinner in SF Bay Area Part 1/2
Ibaadatkahna, a non-partisan movement, held a unity dinner and interfaith dialogue on December 8, 2019 at the Chandni Restaurant, Newark CA. The event was attended by people from various faiths. Justice Markandey Katju a former judge at the Supreme Court of India, was the key note speaker. Other speakers included Mr. Javed Ellahie, an accomplished attorney and the council member at Monte Sereno City Council; Dr. Jasbir Singh Kang, a medical doctor and a prominent community leader of the Punjabi American community in Yuba City, CA and Prof. Randolph Langenbach, Prof. at the UC Berkeley. He has served as Senior Analyst for the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA). In 1981, he received an Indo-American Exchange Fellowship to India, and since then has done reconnaissance for UNESCO after the 2001 Gujarat Earthquake. A lively question and answer session followed the main speeches. Popular Bay Area activist Maryam Turab and journalist Ritu were the moderators.
Panel discussion at Ibaadatkhana Unity Dinner in SF Bay Area Part 2/2
Ibaadatkahna, a non-partisan movement, held a unity dinner and interfaith dialogue on December 8, 2019 at the Chandni Restaurant, Newark CA. The event was attended by people from various faiths. Justice Markandey Katju a former judge at the Supreme Court of India, was the key note speaker. Other speakers included Mr. Javed Ellahie, an accomplished attorney and the council member at Monte Sereno City Council; Dr. Jasbir Singh Kang, a medical doctor and a prominent community leader of the Punjabi American community in Yuba City, CA and Prof. Randolph Langenbach, Prof. at the UC Berkeley. He has served as Senior Analyst for the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA). In 1981, he received an Indo-American Exchange Fellowship to India, and since then has done reconnaissance for UNESCO after the 2001 Gujarat Earthquake. A lively question and answer session followed the main speeches. Popular Bay Area activist Maryam Turab and journalist Ritu were the moderators.
Question & Answer session at Ibaadatkhana Unity Dinner in SF Bay Area
Ibaadatkahna, a non-partisan movement, held a unity dinner and interfaith dialogue on December 8, 2019 at the Chandni Restaurant, Newark CA. The event was attended by people from various faiths. Justice Markandey Katju a former judge at the Supreme Court of India, was the key note speaker. Other speakers included Mr. Javed Ellahie, an accomplished attorney and the council member at Monte Sereno City Council; Dr. Jasbir Singh Kang, a medical doctor and a prominent community leader of the Punjabi American community in Yuba City, CA and Prof. Randolph Langenbach, Prof. at the UC Berkeley. He has served as Senior Analyst for the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA). In 1981, he received an Indo-American Exchange Fellowship to India, and since then has done reconnaissance for UNESCO after the 2001 Gujarat Earthquake. A lively question and answer session followed the main speeches. Popular Bay Area activist Maryam Turab and journalist Ritu were the moderators.
Resolution passed at the Ibaadatkhana Unity Dinner in SF Bay Area
Ibaadatkahna, a non-partisan movement, held a unity dinner and interfaith dialogue on December 8, 2019 at the Chandni Restaurant, Newark CA. The event was attended by people from various faiths. Justice Markandey Katju a former judge at the Supreme Court of India, was the key note speaker. Other speakers included Mr. Javed Ellahie, an accomplished attorney and the council member at Monte Sereno City Council; Dr. Jasbir Singh Kang, a medical doctor and a prominent community leader of the Punjabi American community in Yuba City, CA and Prof. Randolph Langenbach, Prof. at the UC Berkeley. He has served as Senior Analyst for the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA). In 1981, he received an Indo-American Exchange Fellowship to India, and since then has done reconnaissance for UNESCO after the 2001 Gujarat Earthquake. A lively question and answer session followed the main speeches. Popular Bay Area activist Maryam Turab and journalist Ritu were the moderators.
