PROGRAMS WE OFFER
RUBARU (INTERACTIVE DISCUSSION SERIES)
Rubaru means a series of discussion and dialogue over various issues. The discussions are designed like one-to-one interaction so that youth may feel free to put their views comfortably in front of subject experts. It helps to make them clear their mental cobwebs and perhaps reorient worldviews. The main aim of Rubaru process is to provide an opportunity to young minds to get involve in bilateral discussion with technical experts as well as experts from particular field of work. By this young volunteer can get various information through an interesting discussion.​ Till now we managed to arrange the Rubaru sessions over the following topics:
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Youth & Entrepreneurship
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LGBTQIA+ & Community
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Death Penalty
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Kabir Singh & Masculinity
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Youth In Politics
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Intergenerational Sex Work in Bedia Community
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Sex Education (facilititated by Dr. Jagmeet Chawla)
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Women Health (Facilitiated by Dr. Priya Chittawar Bhave)
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Overthinking se Azadi (acilitated by Dr. Satyakant Trivedi)
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Environment and Us (facilitated by Mr.Sopan Joshi)
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Demistifying Climate Change (Facilitated by Mr. Manish Chandra Mishra)
Heritage & Cultural Walks
It is an initiative started by us to enrich and spread the feeling of fraternity among the youth. In this we’ve started to celebrate various festivals of Indian subcontinent symbolically with young fellows. So, they can realize the social harmony and fraternity through exploring different religions, castes and faiths. Also, we’ve organized special cultural walks for young fellows to give them a chance to explore, identify, discuss, and respect different religious places, idols and traditions.
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Since we have core value of fraternity in the preamble of our constitution, we’ve planned this activity which involves different celebrations as well as discussions to boost this value among young minds.
Movie Club
In our movie club, we explore powerful stories and ideas through films. Each month, we screen a carefully selected movie that tackles pressing social issues such as inequality, discrimination, and environmental degradation and other issues. After each screening, we'll engage in thought-provoking discussions to delve deeper into the themes and characters presented in the film. Our goal is not only to entertain but also to educate and inspire youth to learn and ask questions. By bringing together people from diverse backgrounds and perspectives, we hope to create a space for empathy, understanding, and collective problem-solving. "Together, we can harness the transformative power of cinema to drive positive change in our communities and beyond."
Community Library for All
We have organized a library consisting about 500 books for students and youth preparing for competitive exams, we have made available coaching Center notes, related magazines such as Pratiyogita Darpan etc. to assist in preparations. We bought books from Drishti Delhi which is best coaching center notes for students preparing for civil services. Also we are having the books of fictions, poetries, history and of different ideologies in our Library setup.
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Exposure Visits
We always see exposure visits as a great way to show the youth the mirror of society. And showing this mirror always comes with the positive impact because the youth get to know & understand the social issues seriously and closely. We see exposure visits not only as tools to connect youth to issues, but also as necessary opportunities to give platforms to their talents and to enhance their skills.
The main aim of the exposure visits is that to provide an opportunity to young minds to get involved with ground realities and to get first-hand information and to develop their writing, observation skill and public interaction abilities.
Samvidhan Dil Se: Internships
Samvidhan Dil Se is an initiative that brings the Constitution closer to everyday life by helping young people connect with values like equality, fraternity, justice, and responsibility in a practical way. Through interactive processes such as the Samvidhan Dil Se Game, participants explore how constitutional ideas influence personal choices, relationships, public spaces, and community systems. Instead of seeing the Constitution only as a legal or academic subject, the programme encourages youth to experience it as a living framework that shapes how we think, act, and engage with society.
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Designed as a one-month internship, the programme creates a space for young minds to learn, reflect, and grow together through tasks, group work, and shared discussions. The interactive game allows participants to explore Fundamental Rights and Duties through creative challenges, helping them develop social awareness, confidence, and a deeper understanding of constitutional values while gaining exposure to social, judicial, and civic perspectives.
Daksh (Skill Building)
​This intervention helps young people develop practical skills and self-confidence. Through the Daksh sessions, youth reflect on their goals, learn communication and teamwork, and understand their role in the community. Along with this, computer classes provide hands-on training in MS Office and basic digital tools, enabling young people to apply for internships and jobs with more confidence. The aim is to support youth in growing both personally and professionally, while learning in a supportive and collaborative environment.
