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SARHAD

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About Sarhad

Sarhad is a social, cultural, and educational organization dedicated to fostering unity and understanding among people from conflict-affected border regions. Founded by Shree Sanjay Nahar, the organization emerged from his deep commitment to bringing people and communities together.

Shree Nahar’s mission began in the 1980s with the formation of Vande Mataram in Punjab. This initiative evolved into Sarhad in the 1990s when the organization expanded its outreach to the troubled regions of Jammu & Kashmir. Today, Sarhad is widely recognized by leaders in the social sector, government, and bureaucracy as a unique and impactful organization in India.

At the heart of Sarhad’s mission lies a profound belief: children from strife-torn regions deserve the opportunity to build a better future. The organization is driven by the idea that human connection holds the power to overcome any challenge. Sarhad works tirelessly to create opportunities for these children, believing that unity across caste, creed, and culture can resolve even the most complex issues when people come together with purpose and compassion.

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Cultural Initiatives of Sarhad

Promoting peace through art, literature, and culture.

Literary Festivals

Organizing national literary conferences like the Akhil Bharatiya Marathi Sahitya Sammelan to celebrate diverse languages and regional literature.

Art Exhibitions

Hosting art exhibitions in collaboration with artists from Kashmir, Northeast, and across India to promote cultural expression and healing.

Musical Collaborations

Bringing together musicians from conflict zones for peace concerts, cultural exchanges, and fusion performances.

Interstate Cultural Dialogues

Facilitating platforms for cultural exchange between students and artists from Kashmir, Northeast, Maharashtra, and Punjab.

Peace Awards & Honours

Instituting national awards like the Bharat Ratna Bhupen Hazarika Award to recognize contributions from artists and peace advocates in Northeast India.

Children’s Cultural Events

Organizing drawing, singing, and folk dance competitions for children from border areas to foster creativity and belonging.