New Delhi, India. Recently, the Times Foundation organized an interactive session of distinguished persons, industrialists and seers of different religions. In this session, an appeal was made that India should spread the message of spiritualism, peace and piety across the world to make it a better place to live in. To begin with, it asked that people in India should be exposed to spiritual education, right up to the university level. The Chairperson, Mrs. Indu Jain, proposed that the idea be called "i-I" - from the "modest individual to Infinity". The Union human resources minister, Murli Manohar Joshi, welcomed the appeal, seeing no conflict between Spirituality and science, and pointed out that the UNESCO had recognized the need to promote spiritual education in schools and colleges to meet the challenges of modern-day living. Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce and Industry chief Lodha and entrepreneur Ashok Chauhan, who echoed these sentiments, did not see any contradiction between business and Spirituality either. Seer, Sri Ravishankar expressed that there should be no hesitation in teaching Spirituality by Indian universities when the same, only in a different form, was taught as 'Indology' by universities across the world. He lamented the "ignorance" among Indians by and large, of their spiritual heritage. Drawing a contrast to this phenomenon, he welcomed the initiative taken by the Times Foundation.