The Jagrani Research Project celebrates and raises awareness about Indian women
sages and their intellectual contributions to India. This study uncovers the remarkable,
untold stories of uncelebrated and marginalized women who have shaped and enriched India’s cultural and intellectual traditions. Starting with the Vedic Rishikas,
the project documents their lives and philosophies. It aims to engage women students
from SNDT colleges across India through research, training, documentation, and
workshops. Introductory Lecture Series: 300 Lecture Proposed (2024-2025) This
series delves into the remarkable stories and philosophical traditions of Indian women
sages through narration, short film screenings, and discussions. Residential Training
Program: 12 Training programs Proposed (2024-2025) The 30-hour residential
training program (as a part of OJT) includes rigorous activities and engaging sessions
on the intellectual heritage, leadership, and integral yoga practices of Indian women
sages. The methodology incorporates storytelling, drama, interactive discussions,
participatory presentations, group activities, and campus walks.
Journey of Nagar Swaraj Through Nurturing Leadership – An Experiential Model in Urban Local Governance
This research explores the “Journey of Nagar Swaraj,” an experiential model focusing
on nurturing leadership and promoting participatory urban local governance. Drawing from ancient Vedic traditions of communal decision-making and governance, the study aims to document and establish effective practices for fostering leadership within urban communities.
