Thus, as the inaugural public event, Cc organised a National seminar on the 150th birth anniversary of Bharatendu Harischandra to honor the genius who laid the foundations to ‘Khadi Boli’ Hindi. It was an unusual seminar, which began with rendering of representative selection of Bharatendu's poems composed and sung by Kishore Kumar Chaudhri. Namvar Singh, Mujeeb Rizvi, Shameem Hanfi and Nemi Chandra Jain alongwith a young scholar Dr Ramesh Kumar were invited to present their papers. The seminar was a success judged by the attendance and the coverage it received in the Hindi press.

Subsequently, Cc has embarked upon a series of events called 'Saajhi Virasat' to appreciate the common cultural traditions between our neighboring countries to build bridges between people at these times of mistrust and suspicion. The first programme of this series was organised on the 124th birth anniversary of South Asia’s most celebrated poet -philosopher, Iqbal on 9th November 2001 at Sahitya Academy.

Subhendu Ghosh opened the evening with presentation of song composition of the poems of Iqbal. Mohd. Hassan, Abdul Haq, Naseer Ahmed Khan, Anwar Pasha and Khwaja Ikramuddin presented their papers. Ashok Bajpai, Gopichand Narang and Rafeeq Zakaria were also invited. Many rare photographs of Iqbal obtained from Iqbal Academy, Pakistan was exhibited outside. The podium exhibited a portrait of Iqbal painted by Vishaka, a member of Cc.

We also organised a unique event Sufi Basant Utsava on 17th Feb. 2002. We are looking for mutually enriching association with people and organisation with similar understanding.