Founder Renu S. Malhotra started Seed the World with the belief that individuals can make a difference in our global society. An Indo-American, she has been blessed with three grown children and success in the business world. She holds an MBA and, with her husband, owns a mult-disciplinary engineering company with offices nationwide. The environment, education and medicine have been important elements in the lives of the Malhotra family.

Seed the World (STW) is a nonprofit foundation. It was founded on the belief that individuals can make a difference in the global village by helping others help themselves to obtain essentials such as food, shelter and education. We believe that by helping others help themselves, we can learn something about the human Spirit and, ultimately, ourselves.

In this information age when everything around us is changing too fast, there is a need to see what never changes…we need to focus on values and ways of thinking that can benefit everyone…and our work is ongoing.

An Indo-American Perspective on Dalit Lynching

I think the Caste system should be dismantled, as it is not indigenous to India anyway. In fact the Supreme Court has already done so and no thinking Hindu supports it. However, the varNa Vyavasthaa based on disposition of the mind and chosen work is universally existent in all humanity. Just think if it was not so, then why don’t all citizens of the USA become scientists, engineers, doctors of medicine and computer experts, instead of having to import them from other nations? People are not being let into this or any other affluent country out of sheer charity. This is especially true of people of Indian origins, for we are allowed in mostly because of our education and abilities. In fact, if you study the record of immigration policies of the USA, Australia, and most European countries, they have been heavily favored towards the white nations. Even non-English speaking Eastern Europeans are more welcome here! This is obvious to anyone living here who cares to be reading and observing and not perpetually shopping in our gigantic malls!