In today’s ChaiTime, we will be covering the event organized by Stanford India association, Stanford University. As you all know, Shri Anna Hazare is currently visiting United stated to spread his message on anti corruption crusade and trying to increase awareness towards the cause, not only in India but all over the world. The aim is to make this non-violent movement a global cause. 

Anna’s familiar voice which reverberated all through India and is still going strong is now here in United States. Shri Anna Hazare visited Stanford University to have a question and Answer session on August 24th 2013.

This event was sponsored by Center of South Asia, Stanford University and was organized by Stanford India Association or SIA.

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