WASHINGTON, D.C. (TIP): The Center for Pluralism held on September 14, 2026, at the Capitol here a special ceremony to honor with National Pluralism Award, Prof. Indrajit S Saluja, Chief Editor of The Indian Panorama, and 18 others, “who have devoted themselves to fostering connections across religious, cultural, and social divides, strengthening the fabric of American Society”. They were honored for their contribution in bridge-building, understanding, and community leadership.
Speaking on the occasion, Founder and President of Center for Pluralism, Mike Ghouse said: “Building upon more than three decades of public engagement, interfaith dialogue, and civic leadership, the Center for Pluralism views these awards as more than just an annual recognition program; they are a part of a broader national movement. By celebrating individuals who foster trust, encourage dialogue, and inspire cooperation, the organization aims to elevate pluralism as one of America’s defining strengths for generations to come”.
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