World Brahmin Federation ( WBF ) Virtual Meeting of State Presidents and Office Bearers

Date: June 8, 2026

A virtual meeting of the State Presidents and senior office bearers of the World Brahmin Federation (WBF) was successfully organized on June 7, 2026 under the guidance of the national leadership. The meeting witnessed active participation from representatives across various states of India and focused on strengthening organizational structure, enhancing coordination, and expanding social welfare initiatives.

The meeting was chaired by Pandit Shashikant Sharma Chairman, who emphasized the need to accelerate organizational activities across all states. He called for the formation and strengthening of district-wise committees and advised that in situations where any office bearer is unable to actively perform duties, a suitable alternate in-charge should be nominated to ensure continuity of work. He also stressed the importance of preparing a comprehensive National Directory and showcasing organizational activities through social media platforms.

Pandit Sukhbir Sharma Ji, Vice Chairman, highlighted several social initiatives undertaken under his leadership, including donating 10 % of his salary for social causes, facilitating the Kanyadaan of 1,100 girls, and helping provide employment opportunities to over 10,000 youth. He expressed his commitment towards the National Directory initiative and offered support in generating work opportunities through contractual engagements.

The meeting was coordinated by Pandit K. C. Pandey National President, who ensured smooth conduct of discussions and encouraged all state units to work in a coordinated manner. Shri KC Pandey talked in detail about four Vision of WBF namely – Brahmin Gaurav , Political thinking , Educational vision & Entrepreneurship & this contributing in National Building. He emphasised the WBF main moto is to work towards making India as a merit based society of 21 st century. Mr Pandey requested all the state presidents to make their plans & programs at the ground level in line with well defined Vision of WBF .

Pandit Vinod Pandey , General Secretary, emphasized the urgent need to compile and share detailed information of district committees and members. He requested all state units to provide complete details including names, phone numbers, professions, addresses, and email IDs of office bearers and members. He also stressed the importance of digital media visibility for all organizational activities.

During the meeting, state representatives shared updates regarding their respective regions:

Pandit Surinder Mohan Vats Ji, General Secretary , Haryana, shared updates regarding organizational activities in the state.
Pandit Gopal Sharma Ji, Working President, Telangana, informed that a committee of approximately 50 members has been constituted and regular events are being organized.
Pandit Sri Kishan Sharma Ji, President, Telangana, reaffirmed his commitment towards strengthening the organization in the state.
Pandit K. K. Sharma Ji, President, Punjab, highlighted ongoing social service activities including distribution of ration to needy families, assistance to students for educational fees, and efforts to secure employment opportunities for youth.
Pandit Balbir Sharma Ji, President, Delhi, suggested appointing district-level heads across the state and informed members about two major events successfully conducted in recent months.
Pandit Sunil Goswami Ji, President, Assam, shared details of regular organizational and social activities being undertaken in the state.
Pandit professor Hari Prasad Adhikari Ji, President WBF UP ( East ) informed that committees have already been formed in 10–12 districts.
Pandit Sajjan Kumar Ji, Rajasthan, shared updates on organizational development within the state.
Pandit Gunidhi Mishra Ji National Vice Present incharge Chattisgarh actively participated and contributed valuable suggestions for organizational growth.
Pandit Arvind Kumar Ojha Ji, President Chattisgarh emphasized expansion of membership and strengthening grassroots presence.
Pandit Dilip Kumar Ji, President, Karnataka, informed that the state unit has successfully constituted a committee with more than 50 active members.
Pandit Pradeep Sharma Ji, President, Jharkhand, shared plans for expanding activities and membership.
Pandit Vijay Sharma Ji, President, Himachal Pradesh, outlined ongoing efforts to strengthen the organization in the state.
Pandit Khempal Sharma Ji, President UP ( West ) , shared updates regarding district-level expansion and membership drives.
Pandit Doctor Amit Sharma Ji also participated in the deliberations and extended his support for future initiatives.

The meeting concluded with a collective resolve to strengthen the World Brahmin Federation at the grassroots level, expand social welfare initiatives, improve digital outreach, and complete the National Directory at the earliest. All state units pledged to work together towards the organization’s mission of social service, empowerment, and unity of the Brahmin community across the country.