Sahakar Bharati joyously marked its 46th foundation day on January 11th, with celebrations resonating among its numerous workers across states. The enthusiasm is mirrored on social media platforms, flooded with congratulatory messages.
The newly appointed President of Sahakar Bharati Uday Joshi released a video message, acknowledging the efforts that contributed to the organization’s growth and urging workers to remain committed to the goals envisioned by its founders.
Several top leaders of the Co-op Organization including its National Organizing Secretary Sanjay Pachpor, and founder members Satish Marathe, Jyotindra Mehta, and others, all extended their greetings on this momentous occasion.
Established in 1979, Sahakar Bharati has evolved into the largest pan-India organization in the Cooperative Sector. Thousands of cooperatives across various sectors are actively associated with Sahakar Bharati’s initiatives, activities, and programs.
News of the celebrations and well-wishes is pouring in from different corners of the country. Sahakar Bharati Karyakartas, connected through WhatsApp groups, are also exchanging greetings and expressions of joy.
Remarkably active in 27 states and operational in 600 districts nationwide, Sahakar Bharati’s mission is succinctly captured in the powerful couplet, “Without values, there is no cooperation; without cooperation, there is no progress.”
For 46 years, Sahakar Bharati has been a guiding force for India’s cooperative movement, inspiring the establishment of numerous cooperative institutions nationwide. Their unwavering dedication to serving underprivileged and marginalized communities has yielded significant impact.
Beyond promoting individual economic self-sufficiency, Sahakar Bharati has consistently emphasized the cultivation of ethical values within the cooperative spirit. Their tireless efforts in educating the public about the benefits of cooperation empower communities to harness collective power for upliftment and progress.
Late Shri Laxmanrao alias VakilSaheb Inamdar, often regarded as the “Guiding Light” of Sahakar Bharati, played a pivotal role in shaping the organization’s early principles, emphasizing the importance of “Sanskar” (ethical values) and community-driven progress.
