श्रद्धा जागरण
Vanvasis (tribal communities) are an integral part of the broader Indian society. Their daily lives are deeply connected with their religion and culture. To ensure steadfastness in their faith and beliefs, the Shraddha Jagaran initiative is actively working. Bhajan and Satsang centers are operational in various locations, and religious events such as Yajnas (sacrificial rituals), Dharmasabhas (religious gatherings), and Padyatras (pilgrimages on foot) are organized. In these events, saints and spiritual leaders provide guidance to the community.
As a result of these efforts, the awakening within the Vanvasi community has led them to reflect on what is beneficial or harmful for them. Efforts are also being made by the community to bring back those who had drifted away from their traditional faith. When Vanvasi Kalyan Ashram began its work, it started with a small hostel. However, the awakening among the Vanvasi communities around Jashpur that followed can be attributed largely to the focus on faith awakening.
Efforts such as establishing Hanuman temples in several villages, organizing the Vishnuyag in Jashpur, starting Bhajan-Satsang centers in villages, and facilitating rural visits by saints and spiritual leaders have significantly contributed to societal awakening. These initiatives have also helped curb the problem of religious conversion.
The primary aim of the Shraddha Jagaran initiative is to make Vanvasis aware of their identity and existence, fostering a sense of pride and self-awareness about their cultural and spiritual heritage.








