The chaupal
The village square where elders sit on charpais, disputes are settled and every big decision is talked through together.
A society working with rural people to build better villages — cleaner, healthier, educated and self-reliant.
Sunday, 8 November 2026
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Samaj Sudhar Sankalp Samiti is a registered society dedicated to the betterment of rural people and places. Our pledge is simple: villages should have the same opportunities as cities — good schools, health care, clean water, livelihoods and respect for every person.
We work hand in hand with gram panchayats, village elders, women, youth and farmers. Every effort starts at the chaupal, listening to what the village itself needs, and grows through shared work — saath milkar.
The village square where elders sit on charpais, disputes are settled and every big decision is talked through together.
Golden wheat in spring, yellow sarson in winter, bajra and cotton in the dry belt — farming is the backbone of village life.
Homes run on milk, ghee and lassi. Haryana's Murrah buffalo is known across India, and dairy gives many families a steady income.
Morning wrestling in the akhada and kabaddi on open ground have helped village youth from Haryana win medals for India.
Village ponds once held rainwater for cattle and crops. Reviving and cleaning them is one of the simplest ways to secure water for the future.
Teej swings, Holi, ragini singing and saang performances bring the whole village together — a shared culture worth keeping alive.
Eight areas where small, steady action in a village makes a lasting difference.
Evening study centres, libraries and support for girls to continue school.
Free check-ups, eye camps and awareness on nutrition and maternal health.
Self-help groups, skill training and access to government schemes.
Reviving johads, rainwater harvesting and safe drinking water.
Soil testing, organic farming guidance and help with crop insurance.
Playgrounds, sports kits and coaching to keep youth active and drug-free.
Cleanliness drives, waste segregation and toilets for every home.
Campaigns against dowry, child marriage, female foeticide and addiction.
The Samiti is founded by people from the village who wanted to change it together.
Registered as a society in Haryana, so our work is transparent and accountable.
Public launch — the first programmes open to villages and volunteers.