Indic Revival
I have been thinking about a multi-faceted civilisational revival for quite some time. Most of my enquiries related mostly to economics and law. With those wheels gaining some sort of traction, it is imperative that we revive the ingenius dharmic framework that supports this civilisation. To this end Indic Revival is crucial. It need community participation.
The traditional mechanisms went through temples and centrality of temples as Indic institutions (banks, judiciary, medical support) was foundation of Indic community coordination. I am enthused with current efforts to reclaim temples from government control. Ordinarily I would wait to achieve the revival through the traditional pathways of temples. However, the eecent conference about dismantling Hinduism was quite a wake-up call to institute an organised Hindu, and therefore, Indic revival. The efforts currently underway, it seems, are diffused. This is irksome in two ways.
First, there is distinct asymmetry of scale when it comes to resources. Hindu community is not yet organised to channel and direct resources on a scale comparable to anti-Indic forces.
Second, because we are resource constrained, we must ensure that our resources get the maximum purchase possible.
No matter the strategy, the first step is to identify what is going on and who is involved. I have curated a list below to help with this.
Hindusim -The Basics

People Working on Indic Revival
List is not in order and is presently incomplete (click on the name to go to their twitter profile)
Hindu American Foundation (Suhag Shukla and Deepali Kulkarni)
Swati Goel Sharma (has developed and maintained important databases)
Sanjeev Newar - Also jointly with Swati GS on Gems of Bollywood, Gems of books etc.
Agniveer - Organisation by Sanjeev Newar
Dr. Sheenie Ambardar - She is connected with Hindu Community Forum
Harsh Gupta Madhusudan - Co Author New Idea of India
Rajeev Mantri - Co Author New Idea of India
Nupur J Sharma OpIndia
Sri Thiruvadanthai - more about finance but also interested in Indic systems
Dr. Satish Sharma (no link more on clubhouse)