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The Bahaism world news service (BWNS) reported about holding scientific conference at Devi Ahilya, India entitled “changing economic structures to make more sympathetic community”.
This conference which had been organized cooperated by the Baha’i seat and the economy faculty of Devi Ahilya university investigated changes in the economic system of India based on the principle of oneness of human kind.
In this conference, Arash Fazli the chairman of Baha’i seat at Devi Ahilya university pointed out in his inaugural address to the current Indian economy and expressed that the current competitive economy will be replaced by more sympathetic one changing the economic system based on the Baha’i principles stressing on serving the community.
Fazli added that not only this change preserves human life, but also it causes spiritual and vital capabilities of the community to be developed. This summit is the third one of the scientific and research summits entitled “more sympathetic universal structure which has been held by Devi Ahilya university. In this conference, articles about posed issues were presented and published.
Arash Fazli introduced samples of initiatives and measures of the deviant cult of Bahaism regarding making community as models for improving the economy and community of India.
Holding these conferences have been held in the direction of the aims of the organization of the deviant cult of Baha’ism to influence more on Baha’i community and to introduce Bahaism as a solution for improving social and economic conditions of this this country.
Contradiction:
These claims are being posed while Shogi Rabbani, the third head of the deviant cult of Bahaism had frankly declared that there isn’t any definite principle for economy and its development in the Baha’i teachings.
Change in nature:
These conferences indicate that the Bahaism organization struggle is to present its models as solutions for economic and social challenges in India although these claims have been encountered. criticism by analysts.
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