Bargarh Workshop 2026
From Family Values to Village Life
25–27 September 2026 | Bargarh District, Odisha
The three-day workshop and village dialogues on Aanandi Kutumb Samriddh Gram, inspired by Hiware Bazar, brought together social workers, teachers, youth and villagers to discuss family-centred village self-governance, value education and the role of families in village prosperity.
Through dialogues in Bhatbida, Kenpali, Chakarken and Khuntpali, participants discussed everyday concerns such as increasing mobile phone use, challenges faced by young people, declining interest in studies and changing family relationships, guided by the principles of Madhyasth Darshan.
Workshop at a Glance
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Village Resolution
At the newly built Jigyasa Sthali in Bhatbida, villagers resolved to work together towards harmony in families and cooperation within their villages.
Teachers from Raigarh, Chhattisgarh, and local villagers also shared their perspectives on creating a better environment for the next generation.
Jigyasa Sthali as a Learning Centre
Efforts are under way to develop Jigyasa Sthali in Bhatbida as a centre for public learning and dialogue, with a focus on applying the understanding gained through these discussions in family and village life.
Values in Education
At the college in Chakarken, students, teachers and local citizens discussed human values in education and the overall development of young people. The college administration expressed its willingness to continue dialogue and cooperation.
Community Participation
A public meeting in Khuntpali brought together villagers to discuss local concerns and collective participation. Retired soldiers and social workers contributed to engaging the community in the initiative.
Watch the Workshop Report
A video report covering the three-day programme, village dialogues, college discussion and participant experiences.
Workshop Gallery
Photographs from the village dialogues, public meeting, college discussion and Jigyasa Sthali.
Workshop photographs will be added here.