On May 9, the Inter-Religious Solidarity Council (IRSC) will host a conclave in Mumbai titled ‘Sacred Earth, Shared Humanity: Rethinking Religious Ethos in the Age of Crisis.’ This significant event aims to reject extremism in all religions and promote harmony with nature. Keshav Chandra Das, convenor of IRSC and a member of ISKCON, emphasized the urgency of fostering social harmony in today's polarized environment. The conclave will feature discussions led by religious leaders, civil society members, and academics, focusing on shared values such as compassion and service to humanity. Notable speakers include T. M. Krishna, who will deliver the keynote address, and Najeeb Jung, who will chair the session. The event will also include insights from various leaders, including those from the Ramakrishna Mission and the Archdiocese of Bombay. The conclave aims to encourage dialogue across faiths and will conclude with an evening of Carnatic music performed by T. M. Krishna and his team, reinforcing the IRSC's commitment to promoting peace and harmony through cultural practices.