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Charda Suraj – We Are The Change
A Social Platform for Real Changemakers
Launched under the visionary leadership of Deputy Commissioner Smt. Aashika Jain (IAS) and supported by the Red Cross Society Hoshiarpur, Charda Suraj is not just a campaign — it’s a powerful movement to spotlight, celebrate, and support those unsung heroes who selflessly work for social betterment. This initiative aims to connect communities, recognize real impact, and offer a platform where social workers, youth, students, NGOs, women leaders, government and private institutions can come together and be the voice of change.
Let’s rise together—towards a brighter, more compassionate world.
Be the spark. Be the ray. Be the Chardha Suraj.
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Chardha Suraj
Why Chardha Suraj ?
In Punjabi, Charda Suraj means “The Rising Sun.” This initiative is symbolic of new beginnings, hope, resilience, and change. It is a collective rise of those who shine light on social issues and bring positive transformation to their communities.
To empower a society where every citizen contributes meaningfully to building a just, inclusive, and compassionate world — by recognizing those who lead silently and serve tirelessly.
- Identify & highlight real changemakers from across the nation.
- Create a unified space for individuals and organizations to share their journeys, collaborate, and inspire.
- Use technology and storytelling to amplify unheard voices.
- Take this movement from local to global levels, transcending boundaries and uniting people in purpose.
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