chinmay, Author at Jan Swabhiman Welfare Society

Samuhik Vivah of 40 Tribal Daughters

Tribal Welfare

In the heart of Hindu tradition, marriage is more than a union between two individuals—it’s a sacred bond woven with community, dharma (duty), and...

Bringing Light to Lives in Crisis

Our Activities

When life is turned upside down by disaster, it’s not just buildings that fall apart—it’s stability, routines, and the very sense of security people...

Restoring Hope When It Matters Most

Our Activities

When disaster strikes, it leaves behind more than just physical damage—it disrupts lives, dreams, and a sense of safety. At Jan Swabhiman Welfare Society,...

Opening Doors: How Free Education Changes Lives in Slum Communities

Shiksha

In slum neighborhoods, childhood can feel like an uphill battle. Families juggle unsteady jobs, cramped homes, and the constant pressure of making ends meet....

Breaking the Cycle: How Free Education Transforms Lives in Slum Communities

Shiksha

In many slum communities, childhood is overshadowed by struggle. Families face daily battles—unstable jobs, poor living conditions, and the crushing weight of poverty. In...

Kanya Pujan: Honoring the Divine in Little Girls

Women And Child Empowerment

There’s a quiet magic to Kanya Pujan—a tradition where little girls, between the ages of 2 and 10, are welcomed, worshipped, and celebrated as...

Samuhik Vivah: A Collective Celebration Rooted in Hindu Culture

Tribal Welfare

In the heart of Hindu tradition, marriage is more than a union between two individuals—it’s a sacred bond woven with community, dharma (duty), and...

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