January - June 2026
Glimpses
Take a look at all that has been happening at Seva Mandir
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Seva Mandir co-hosted a State level workshop in Jaipur, bringing together 18 civil society organisations and government representatives to promote collaborative conservation of the Aravalli landscape
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The International Day of Sport for Development and Peace was celebrated by organising a Youth Tournament, bringing together over 500 young people from more than 50 villages across three blocks
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Seva Mandir strengthened its partnership with Haqdarshak to build a network of Digital Sakhis. During the same period, Seva Mandir concluded operations of its Short Stay Home
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On the occasion of National Girl Child Day 2026, the National Forum for Creches and Child Care Services (FORCES), in collaboration with Rajasthan FORCES and Seva Mandir, organised a dialogue in Udaipur
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A 180-day Residential Learning Camp (RLC) was organised at Kaya Training Centre. The camp enrolled 50 children, including 32 girls. As a result, 38 children, including 22 girls, have been enrolled in government schools
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The Rajasthan Shaamlaat Adhiveshan (April 2026) brought together representatives from different sectors to strengthen dialogue on the governance and restoration of common lands. Seva Mandir was a co-host
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A one-day seminar was organised on 'Building Cleaner Villages: Community-Centred Waste Management Models' in Udaipur. The seminar highlighted Seva Mandir's work across 30 villages in Rajsamand district
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Seva Mandir launched its first-ever network of community creches for children aged 7 months to 3 years, addressing a critical gap in early childcare and nutrition. A total of 22 creches were established across 3 blocks
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The 27th UML Environment Awards and Memorial Lecture was organised in February to honour individuals, communities, and Village Forest Protection & Management Committees for their contributions to conservation of natural resources
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Seva Mandir marked its 58th Foundation Day and the 131st birth anniversary of its founder, Dr Mohan Sinha Mehta, on 19-20 April 2026
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Joshna Devi from Tindori village in Jhadol block was felicitated by the Rajasthan Natural Farming Coalition for her successful adoption of natural farming. Two Seva Mandir staff went on to mentor 52 rural entrepreneurs
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Seva Mandir, Vidya Bhawan, and the Mohan Sinha Mehta Memorial Trust jointly commemorated the 41st death anniversary of Dr. Mohan Sinha Mehta (Bhai Sahab) by organising a memorial gathering and the 8th Ravi Bhandari Award Ceremony
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