Senior Course Developer – Undergraduate Courses Infinity Foundation | Paid position | Part-time or full-time | Start immediately About the role - Infinity Foundation is seeking an experienced Senior Course Developer to transform its extensive body of original intellectual content—including books by Rajiv Malhotra, research papers, lectures, videos, and other scholarly materials—into engaging, high-quality undergraduate-level courses. The subject matter and original content already exist. The challenge is to transform these resources into well-structured, intellectually rigorous, and exciting learning experiences for young adults. We are looking for someone who understands modern educational pedagogy, instructional design, and how today's students learn—someone who can make complex ideas accessible, stimulating, and enjoyable without compromising academic depth. What you will do · Design and develop complete undergraduate-level courses using Infinity Foundation's existing books, videos, research papers, and other intellectual resources. · Transform scholarly material into coherent course structures, modules, lessons, and learning pathways. · Apply the latest pedagogical methods, including active learning, interactive exercises, multimedia, and innovative assessment techniques. · Create clear learning objectives, assignments, quizzes, discussions, and other instructional materials. · Make courses user-friendly, engaging, and exciting for younger generations, while maintaining intellectual rigor. · Work with Infinity Foundation's research team and subject experts to ensure accuracy and fidelity to the original content. Who we are looking for · Proven senior-level experience in educational course development and instructional design, preferably for undergraduate or university-level learners. · A demonstrated track record of developing complete courses—not merely writing content or preparing presentations. · Strong knowledge of contemporary teaching methodologies, learning science, and effective digital learning experiences. · Ability to transform complex scholarly content into accessible, engaging, and pedagogically effective courses. · Creativity in using technology, multimedia, and interactive formats to sustain student interest. · Excellent English writing, communication, and organizational skills. · Self-directed, reliable, and capable of independently managing course development from concept to completion. · Familiarity with Indian civilization, philosophy, history, or related subjects is helpful Essential: Applicants must provide samples of courses they have personally developed. We are particularly interested in seeing how applicants have converted substantial subject matter into effective, engaging learning experiences. Terms · Paid senior-level position; part-time or full-time arrangements available. · Remote work possible; engagements are issued in the name of Infinity Foundation. · Compensation commensurate with experience, expertise, and time commitment. · Position available immediately. How to apply Send a brief note describing (1) your experience in educational course development, particularly undergraduate courses; (2) the pedagogical approaches and technologies you use; (3) links to or samples of at least one complete course you have developed, specifying your role in its creation; and (4) your availability (part-time or full-time). Please include your CV and portfolio. Applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis. Apply to: [email protected]

Harvard’s "official distance" from anti-India remarks is a pathetic cover-up. They’ve spent years building an entire ideological machinery explicitly engineered to weaponize internal fault lines and fund "Breaking India" forces. Harvard and the Ivy League schools are ground zero for a deep-seated nest of snakes designed to dismantle Indian sovereignty. It is all meticulously exposed in Snakes in the Ganga. We predicted this exact pattern years ago, and the elites funding it are completely complicit. ndtv.com/india-news/harvard-… 🔹Snakes in the Ganga (English): bit.ly/4bx4jgW 🔹Snakes in the Ganga (गंगा में विषधर): bit.ly/4wcIUkp @infinitymessage @IFIMessage #SnakesInTheGanga #BreakingIndia #India

In conversation with Richard Landes, I discuss historic Infidelphobia from an Indian perspective, reflecting on lessons for the West from the Indian lived experience. I also discuss the framework of history-centrism and its impact on the world. Watch the full video: youtu.be/AOGC8FeL0VA?si=34Xr… @infidelaware @Richard_Landes @MOSSADil @InfinityMessage @IFIMessage #HistoryCentrism #ComparativeReligion #History

How Pujya Swami Dayananda Saraswati Shaped My Intellectual Journey In the 5th Pujya Swami Dayananda Saraswati Memorial Lecture, hosted by Hari Vadlamani, I reflect on the profound influence Swamiji had on my intellectual and spiritual journey. As I prepared for the lecture, I found myself going down memory lane. One memory led to another—our conversations, the questions he encouraged me to investigate, the discussions we had, and the guidance and support he gave me throughout my journey. His support was an important part of the journey behind works such as Being Different and Breaking India, as well as the development of the U-Turn framework. I also recall our involvement in important initiatives and international dialogues, including the UN Millennium Peace Summit and the Hindu-Jewish Summits, as well as the relief work in Tamil Nadu following the 2005 tsunami through AIM for Seva. These efforts were part of a broader mission to strengthen civilizational literacy and confront academic Hinduphobia and narrative warfare. What I remember most, however, are our many private conversations. Swamiji championed the Guru-Shishya parampara and encouraged independent scholars to undertake purva-paksha. During our final meeting, when he was very unwell, he held my hand and told me quietly: “The work must go on.” This lecture is an expression of my gratitude to a remarkable guru and mentor, a master of Advaita Vedanta, whose scholarship and guidance remain an enduring part of my journey. My thanks to Hari Vadlamani for hosting this memorial lecture and for the opportunity to share these memories. @IndicaOrg @harivadlamani @InfinityMessage @IFIMessage #SwamiDayanandaSaraswati #SanatanaDharma #PurvaPaksha #IndianKnowledgeSystems

India’s policy of discrimination on the basis of caste is the fuel for “The Battle for IITs” — India’s future is at stake. 🔹The Battle for IITs: bit.ly/4Aq3C3N @infinitymessage @IFIMessage #IITs #India #Education

Real Impact vs. Limelight: 30+ Years of Infinity Foundation Speaking at the launch of the Banyan Tree Network in Glasgow, UK, I reflected on over three decades of work, ideas, and institutional engagement. Long-term impact does not come from theories alone. It is built from the bottom up through decades of direct encounters, rigorous engagement, and the willingness to stand firm against institutional resistance. Over three decades, Infinity Foundation has pursued both constructive and disruptive forms of impact. Constructive impact builds long-term frameworks—such as institutionalizing Indian psychology in universities and advancing Indian knowledge systems. Disruptive impact actively challenges entrenched forces—such as challenging offensive anti-Rama skits funded in U.S. schools during the 1990s, confronting Freudian psychoanalysis of Hindu deities in American academia, and resisting the appropriation of India’s traditional intellectual and cultural legacies by outsiders. Ultimately, meaningful impact is measured by enduring outcomes: policy transformation, curricular integration, the development of future scholars, and the ability to respond effectively to challenges facing Dharmic traditions. @Banyantree_org @Dr_RichaSinha @ScotHinduFdn @thebritishhindu @CohheOfficial @ManognaSastry @SubhodeepMukho1 @IFIMessage #BTN #banyantreenetwork #UKLaunch #Glasgow

Banyan Tree Network UK Launch: Rooted in Dharma, Structured for Success The Banyan Tree Network (BTN) has officially launched in the United Kingdom. At the historic Paisley Town Hall in Scotland, Hindu organizations, community leaders, thinkers, and delegates from across Britain and around the world came together to mark the beginning of a new chapter in our shared journey. The banyan tree offers a powerful model for what we seek to build: many roots, many branches, distinct yet interconnected—strengthening one another without losing their individual identity. This is unity without sameness. BTN’s vision is to connect independent Dharmic organizations into an interconnected global ecosystem rooted in civilizational self-respect, cooperation, knowledge-sharing, and sacred continuity. The opening featured distinguished voices, including Susan Murray MP, Provost Lorraine Cameron, and Neil Bibby MSP, alongside community leaders and representatives from across the UK and internationally. This landmark launch demonstrates what becomes possible when our organizations align, share expertise, and build collective capacity while honoring their distinct identities. @Banyantree_org @mpsusanmurray @RenProvost @NeilBibby @Dr_RichaSinha @ScotHinduFdn @thebritishhindu @CohheOfficial @ManognaSastry @SubhodeepMukho1 @IFIMessage #BTN #banyantreenetwork #UKLaunch #Glasgow

Group photo from Scotland 2 days ago. Amazing scholars, great content, hospitable people.

Closing the conference at the historic Paisley Hall, where India’s design was renamed “Paisley”

The third Banyan Tree Network meeting in Glasgow, Scotland, was a meaningful occasion to engage with political and intellectual leaders and an articulate, well-informed, and committed Hindu youth team. Thanks to Dr. Richa Sinha for making it possible. Looking forward to supporting and mentoring the next generation of young leaders. @Banyantree_org @Dr_RichaSinha @ScotHinduFdn @thebritishhindu @CohheOfficial @ManognaSastry @SubhodeepMukho1 @IFIMessage #BTN #banyantreenetwork #UKLaunch #Glasgow

Glimpses from Day 1 of the Third Banyan Tree Network Meeting in Glasgow, Scotland. @Banyantree_org @Dr_RichaSinha @ScotHinduFdn @CoHNAOfficial @CohheOfficial @thebritishhindu @IFIMessage #BTN #banyantreenetwork #UKLaunch #Glasgow

Day 1 in Glasgow, Scotland, for the third Banyan Tree Network meeting. A day of meaningful conversations, shared perspectives, and looking ahead. @Banyantree_org @Dr_RichaSinha @ScotHinduFdn @InfinityMessage @IFIMessage #BTN #banyantreenetwork #UKLaunch #Glasgow

“Civilizational Identity as Immunity”—an important theme at a time when questions of cultural continuity, knowledge and identity deserve deeper reflection. On 1 September 2026, Vijaya Viswanathan, Trustee, Infinity Foundation, will address students and faculty at VIT Bhopal University, exploring the relevance of Indic Knowledge Systems to modern education. 🗓️ 1 September 2026 | 🕤 9:30 AM onwards 📍 Auditorium 1, AB-2 | VIT Bhopal University A valuable opportunity to engage with India’s civilizational inheritance through a contemporary lens. @VITBhopal @YTFbhopal @InstitutionsIn1 @InfinityMessage @IFIMessage #CivilizationalIdentity #IndicKnowledgeSystems #VITBhopal

A YTF Workshop with Vijaya Viswanathan, Trustee, Infinity Foundation, is scheduled for 31 August 2026 at AIGGPA, Bhopal. The workshop will examine the following topics: • The Hidden Curriculum: Education as a “Breaking India” Force • Vikasit Bharat by Western Template: Are You Ready? • Civilizational Identity as Immunity 🕘 9:30 AM–5:00 PM | 📍 AIGGPA, Bhopal @YTFbhopal @InfinityMessage @IFIMessage #YTFWorkshop #Education #ViksitBharat #CivilizationalIdentity