ABOUT US
Why AKSG exists
The programme is committed to building a just and prosperous society by bringing harmony to human–human and human–nature relationships.
Our Vision
One Vision – One Earth,One Nation, One Family
Our Mission
The programme is designed around five integrated dimensions that promote holistichuman development and build a just, prosperous, and harmonious society.
Our Philosophy
Based on Madhaysth Darshan by Shri A. Nagraj
Human Values
Existence is Coexistence
Family as the Basic Unit
Human–Nature Harmony
One Earth One Nation One Family
Current Situation
Human–Human Challenges
- Fear, mistrust, self-interest, individualism, and communal divisions.
- Lack of dialogue, harmony, and value-based education within families.
- Social divisions based on class, caste, and religion.
- Conflict, violence, war, and unrest among nations.
Human–Nature Challenges
- Deforestation and pollution of water resources.
- Unsustainable exploitation of natural resources and loss of biodiversity.
- Industrial pollution and excessive dependence on chemical-intensive agriculture.
- Consumer-driven and exploitative lifestyles that place increasing pressure on the Earth and threaten its ecological health.
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AKSG Solution
Solutions in Human-to-Human Relationships
- Fearlessness, trust, affection, and mutual fulfillment.
- Recognizing the family as the fundamental unit of a human-centered social order, with value-based education fostering happiness and awareness within families.
- One Human Race, One Human Community, and One Universal Human Ethic.
- One Earth, One Nation—strengthening unity, peace, and harmonious coexistence among nations.
Solutions in Human–Nature Relationships
- Conservation, enrichment, and sustainable management of soil, forests, and mineral resources.
- Responsible use of the Earth's surface resources while preserving biodiversity.
- Agriculture and industry based on natural principles and ecological balance.
- A lifestyle focused on higher productivity with mindful and minimal consumption.
Village–City Complementarity
Strengthening Rural–Urban Harmony Through Coexistence
The "Anandi Kutumb Samruddh Gram" programme is not limited to rural development alone. It recognizes that villages and cities complement one another.
Contribution of Villages Towards a Family-Centric Self-Governance System
- Productive labour, conservation and enhancement of natural resources, and promotion of local production.
- Community living, mutual cooperation, and harmonious coexistence with nature.
- A balanced lifestyle rooted in tradition, sustainability, and responsible living.
- Decision-making and governance aligned with natural principles.
Existence is Coexistence
Contribution of Cities Towards a Family-Centric Self-Governance System
- Excellence in higher education, technical specialization, research, and innovation.
- Development and dissemination of technical skills and value-added services.
- Strengthening managerial capabilities, entrepreneurship, and institutional capacity.