Prayagraj: Swadesh Seva Sansthan organized a grand “Prayas 2.0” program in Prayagraj Tuesday to mark the organization’s five-year anniversary. The program was inaugurated by lighting a lamp by Prof. Rajaram Yadav, former Vice Chancellor of Purvanchal University. Present on the occasion were Prayagraj City DCP Pankaj, Principal of Ishwar Sharan Degree College, Prof. Anand Shankar Singh, and Prayagraj Mayor Ganesh Kesarwani, along with several other distinguished guests.
Swadesh Seva Sansthan was founded in 2020 as Swadesh Yuva Shakti Group, which began its journey by visiting slums and teaching children education, inspiration, and life values. Over the past five years, the organization has accomplished remarkable work in the fields of education, environmental protection, cleanliness campaigns, and social awareness. Through tree planting, environmental rallies, and regular slum education, the organization has made service the center of its work. A poetry conference was organized in the evening, attended by Dr. Shlesh Gautam and ten other poets from Prayagraj.
Chief guest at the event, Professor Rajaram Yadav, said, “The Swadesh Seva Sansthan is setting a powerful example of youth bringing positive change to society. Such efforts instill hope and renewed awareness in society.” DCP Pankaj praised the organization’s disciplined work style and youth participation, saying, “Real progress in society is possible only when youth responsibly participate in service activities.” Professor Anand Shankar Singh, calling the organization’s education-service model inspiring, said, “The Swadesh Seva Sansthan has transformed education into a vehicle for social reform.”
Mayor Ganesh Kesarwani, while praising the organization’s contribution in Prayagraj, said, “Organizations like this expand both social awareness and environmental consciousness in the city.” At the end of the program, the organization’s founder, Sachin Singh Rajkumar, said, “The Swadesh Seva Sansthan’s aim is not just service, but to instill self-reliance and moral values in society through indigenous consciousness. This five-year journey will continue with the support of the community.”
