Our Bureau
New York City, NY
Impact Modi, a groundbreaking event dedicated to igniting change and transformation, is set to take place on Sunday, July 23, 2023 at the prestigious Upper Montclair Country Club, 177 Hepburn Rd Clifton NJ 07012. With a focus on empowering individuals and driving positive social impact, this event aims to inspire attendees to become agents of change in their communities.
Impact Modi brings together veteran journalist and author Ajay Singh in conversation with Mr Vikram J. Singh, former deputy assistant secretary of Defense for South and Southeast Asia, to discuss his book “The Architect of the new BJP: How Narendra Modi Transformed The Party”.
Anil Bansal, IAAC Board Member, stated, “Prime Minister Narendra Modi is acknowledged as a global phenomenon who has propelled India on the world stage as a major force for good. The program features two leading commentators who will provide deep insights into the man, his mission, and what his long-term impact on Indian polity will be.”
Rakesh Kaul, IAAC Vice Chairman, added, “IAAC is delighted to do the book launch of ‘The Architect of the new BJP: How Narendra Modi Transformed The Party’ by veteran journalist and author Ajay Singh. His first-hand witness account and familiarity with grassroots programs will make for a fascinating telling.”
Nirmal Mattoo, IAAC Chairman, commented, “Vikram Singh has occupied the highest offices in the US at a policy level dealing with security, defense, and aerospace. He will share his insights as to what the agreement between the US and India really means to both countries and people.”
Attendees at the event will have the unique opportunity to engage in thought-provoking discussions. Whether one is an aspiring social entrepreneur, a corporate professional seeking purpose-driven initiatives, or simply an individual passionate about creating a better world, Impact Modi offers invaluable insights to learn, connect, and collaborate.
The IAAC supports the artistic disciplines in classical, fusion, folk and innovative forms influenced by the arts of India. Their focus is to help artists and art organizations in North America as well as to facilitate artists from India to exhibit, perform and produce their work here.
