The Samajh

Under this programme it is increasing the green cover. Its members along with volunteers are growing more and more trees through sapling, seed ball and seed holi methods.

Project Deeksha was initiated to assist individuals facing financial constraints in accessing quality education and vocational training. This effort focuses on imparting essential skills to those eager to learn but hindered by economic limitations. The project concentrates on equipping students with computer programming skills, enabling them to secure positions within the information technology sector for sustainable livelihoods. Additionally, it offers English language proficiency classes along with fundamental electrical and computer training, enhancing candidates' employability prospects.

Formerly named "Green Gold Collection," the project has been rebranded as "SwarnaPaat", signifying the transformation of fallen leaves into valuable manure, similar to gold. SwarnaPaat emphasizes the collection of autumn's fallen leaves, simultaneously cleansing the environment and converting waste into a valuable resource. Encouraging individuals to contribute their fallen leaves during the autumn season, the initiative aims to collaborate with various organisations to expand its reach throughout Delhi and achieve widespread impact, particularly in enhancing soil fertility.

The SwarnaPaat project, initiated with guidance from Mr. RJ Raawat, has seen active youth participation over the years. To streamline leaf collection during autumn, a leaf bank was established, offering free leaf compost as a return on deposited dry leaves. This innovative approach aims to reduce the effort required for collecting leaves from roads, parks, societies, and schools. People are encouraged to collect leaves from their rooftops, communities, parks, and educational institutions, facilitating access to free leaf compost from the leaf bank. The project's current focus is on collaborating with other organisations to expand its reach across different areas of Delhi and achieve maximum impact.

The Tilu Rauteli Award acknowledges the crucial role of women in society by providing them with complimentary vocational training for empowerment. Periodic awareness campaigns are conducted to support them, alongside assistance with everyday matters such as obtaining ration cards, voter IDs, Aadhar IDs, children's birth certificates, and opening bank accounts. Instituted in memory of Tilu Rauteli, a courageous Hindu Rajput warrior hailing from Uttarakhand, India, this annual award, presented on 8th August, recognizes women who have made significant grassroots-level contributions.

India, as a secular nation, places a strong emphasis on fostering social equality within the community. Every initiative is directed towards creating an inclusive atmosphere, evident in the experiences of beneficiaries who witness the promotion of equality among various religions and social strata. Periodically, programmes are organised to promote social harmony, delivering messages of equality and diversity to facilitate a more equitable society.

Tree planting can be an enjoyable activity for those with a passion for it. However, for individuals who find it less engaging, it employs the seed ball technique to initiate tree growth from seeds. This method mirrors nature's own processes, enhancing the plant's vitality by allowing it to sprout in its original location, avoiding the need for transplanting. This approach is particularly enjoyable for young people and children, adding an element of fun while simultaneously expanding the green canopy.