ABOUT US
Mahatma Gandhi taught Indian society the importance of values, ethics, and national unity. He played a crucial role in uniting a fragmented society and showed a new path of truth and non-violence.
In today’s times, discord is increasing across the world. Some forces are deliberately creating divisions among people on the basis of religion, nationalism, and other issues. Violence, misuse of power, and indifference towards the environment are weakening society.
In such circumstances, we cannot remain neutral. It is essential for aware and responsible citizens to come together and oppose these destructive tendencies. Inspired by the thoughts of Mahatma Gandhi, we can successfully fight this battle through the path of truth and non-violence.
‘Jayhind People’s Movement’ is working for the betterment of society by carrying forward the legacy of Gandhiji’s teachings. Let us also become a part of this movement and be the change!
President's Message
Dr. Sudhir Tambe
Founder, Jai Hind People's Movement
It is our collective responsibility to oppose the destructive forces that deliberately create religious and caste-based tensions in society. Only when society stays united can peace and prosperity prevail. In communities where citizens live together harmoniously, trust one another, and engage in dialogue, even disagreements are resolved through discussion and justice.
In a society enriched with diverse languages, religions, and traditions, people respect one another and nurture affection and love for each other’s cultures. Indian culture is inclusive and based on the teachings of saints who preached universal brotherhood. The common people of India do not confine themselves within narrow boundaries of religion, caste, or language. Otherwise, Shivaji Gaikwad, popularly known as Rajinikanth, could never have ruled the hearts of Tamil audiences despite being from Maharashtra.
Such countless examples convey a strong message of widespread acceptance in society. One should indeed be proud of one’s religion, caste, and region — but never let that pride turn into arrogance or hatred. Today, hatred and envy are being spread across the world for selfish gains, causing harm to the entire human race. We must not forget the timeless wisdom: “An eye for an eye makes the whole world blind.”
Society must reject these divisive ideologies and take initiative to promote unity and brotherhood. Our true strength lies in our unity!
Jai hind People's Movement
Ours is democracy which is useful for the welfare of the society. ‘Jai Hind Youth Movement’ is one such movement which is devoted for the upliftment of the society.
The Jai Hind Lok chalwal isn’t merely a charitable organization but is rather a People’s Movement. We wish to fulfil our dream of a healthy society by uniting the youth, men, and women from every walk of life. A healthy society is the foundation of every nation. This strong foundation can make our nation stronger & thus, together we can make great advancement in human history.
People Directly
People Indirectly
States
Projects
Words of dignitaries
Words of dignitaries
"The Jaihind People's Movement is giving a new direction to the youth, empowering them to dream and providing them the strength to fulfill those dreams."
"Position, wealth, or intelligence hold no value; what truly matters is the number of people we work with. A village can prosper only through collective efforts."
"It is essential to encourage farmers to take care of their land and enhance its fertility."
“In a gentle way, you can shake the world.”
-Mahatma Gandhi
Thoughts of Mahatma Gandhi
Why Jai Hind?
A healthy society upholds its sense of justice, fairness, and common sense.
Jai Hind People’s Movement is a people’s movement dedicated to building a healthy society. A healthy society serves as the foundation of a developed nation. A nation can only achieve greatness if its society is strong and thriving. On the other hand, an unhealthy society weakens the country, leaving it vulnerable and fragile. Such a nation often falls into direct or indirect subjugation by others.
