Sandhya Gajjar

Founder

Founder of Bhasha Research and Publication Centre

Sandhya Gajjar is the founder of Bhasha Research and Publication Centre^[1], an Indian non-profit working on tribal welfare and arts & culture from Vadodara.

Bhasha Research and Publication Centre

Bhasha Research and Publication Centre studies, documents and conserves marginal and tribal languages across Gujarat, Maharashtra, Madhya Pradesh and Himachal Pradesh, running the Adivasi Academy at Tejgadh and publishing in non-scheduled languages to support tribal culture and rights.

Bhasha Research and Publication Centre reports the following, on its own site:

128+ Bhasha eBooks published online, promoting accessibility to knowledge
48,000 families supported through 2,200 Self-Help Groups under the Microfinance Programme
Established 100 Gram Vikas Kendras across Gujarat for community development
Provided healthcare benefits to 300,000 tribal patients through the Prakriti Tribal Healthcare Programme

Organisations: 1
Based in: Vadodara
Founded: —
Press: 1

References

[1] “Bhasha was founded by a group of eminent and socially committed educationists and writers: Prof. Ganesh Devy, Ms Nisha Grover, Dr Ravikant Joshi, Ms Sandhya Gajjar, and Prof. Surekha Devi.” — Bhasha Research and Publication Centre. Source

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