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The primary objective of the camp was to provide students with practical exposure to rural development and welfare initiatives being carried out by Manthan Sanstha. The programme was conducted under the theme âExploration of Rural Communities and Development of Cultural Sensitivity.â
During the camp, students visited several villages including Pushkar and Sambhar, where they observed and learned about initiatives related to water conservation, pasture development, self-help groups, rural handicrafts, and social awareness programmes aimed at eliminating social evils in line with constitutional values. Students also interacted with community members through group discussions to better understand grassroots-level development processes.
Founder of Manthan Sanstha Tejaram awared about the organisation its ongoing rural development projects in the rural Rajasthan. Field Work Director of the Department of Social Work, Fateh Lal Bheel, operationalised this tour with the aim of familiarizing students with real-world rural challenges and community-based solutions. The programme was supported by Assistant Professor Babita, research scholars Sumina and Muskan, and Sanjay Malakar, along with other staff members of the organisation.
