Bramharshi Sahjanand Lok Sewa Samiti

Bramharshi Sahjanand
Lok Sewa Samiti

A voluntary organization dedicated to the social, economic, spiritual and holistic development of the poor, the underprivileged, and the youth of India — carrying forward a legacy of selfless service.

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Working for Education and Social Awareness

We promote education, awareness, and knowledge through various programs and initiatives to help individuals develop mentally, morally, and socially for a better future.

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Dedicated to Service and Human Welfare

Inspired by the values of service and humanity, we organize programs that support social harmony, environmental awareness, and the overall development of society.

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About Bramharshi Sahjanand Lok Sewa Samiti

Brahmarshi Sahajanand Lok Seva Samiti is a voluntary organization, inspired by the thoughts of Swami Ji, dedicated to providing opportunities for the mental, emotional, moral and spiritual development of the poor, labourers, and unemployed youth and children.

Our work spans social, economic, spiritual, environmental, and holistic human development — promoting education, literature, art, culture, and tradition to preserve the nation’s unity and integrity, and to elevate human thinking and excellence.

It is in this spirit of single-minded devotion and true service that this organization stands committed to the upliftment of all.

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Our Inspiration

Swami Sahajanand Saraswati

1889 - 1950

Swami Sahajanand Saraswati

Father of the Peasant Movement in India

Nationalist leader, freedom fighter, social reformer, revolutionary, historian, and farmer-champion — born on Mahashivaratri, 22 February 1889, in Dewa village, Ghazipur, Uttar Pradesh.

Born Naurang Rai into a Kanyakubja Brahmin farming family, he ranked 6th in all of Uttar Pradesh in the Middle examination before renouncing worldly life. After the early death of his wife, he left home on Mahashivaratri for Kashi, where he received initiation as a Dandi Swami.

“He took up the cause of peasants against zamindars of his own caste — an act of extraordinary moral courage that defined his legacy.”

Joining the freedom movement at Gandhi’s invitation in 1920, he was imprisoned multiple times for his activism. His association with Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose and the founding of the All India Kisan Sabha in 1936 marked him as one of independent India’s most fearless voices for the landless farmer.

He passed away on 26 June 1950, in Muzaffarpur, leaving behind a vast literary legacy and a peasant movement that shaped modern India

Life & Legacy

A Life Chronology

1889- Born on Mahashivaratri in Dewa village, Ghazipur district, UP, into a Kanyakubja Brahmin farming family.

1904- Ranked 6th in all of Uttar Pradesh in the Middle examination, earning a scholarship.

1907- Left home on Mahashivaratri for Kashi; received initiation from Swami Achyutananda and became a Dandi Swami — Swami Sahajanand Saraswati.

1920 – Met Mahatma Gandhi in Patna and formally joined Congress. Entered the political arena to fight for India’s independence.

1927- Established the Sri Sitaramasham in Bihta, Patna — founding the Western Patna Kisan Sabha (Farmers’ Assembly).

1936- Founded and presided over the first session of the All India Kisan Sabha in Lucknow — a landmark moment for India’s peasant movement.

1940 – Welcomed Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose at the All India Anti-Compromise Conference in Ramgarh, Bihar. Sentenced to 3 years imprisonment for his speech.

1950 – Passed away on 26 June in Muzaffarpur. Lakhs mourned at Gandhi Maidan, Patna. Final resting place at Sri Sitaramasham, Bihta.

What We Do

Our Core Objectives

Our work is driven by 30 clear objectives across education, health, agriculture, arts, spiritual development, and community empowerment. Here are the key areas we serve:

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Human Consciousness

Promote knowledge, awareness, community participation and motivational development through organized programs.

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Education for All

Run illiteracy eradication, adult education, women’s education, night schools, and children’s learning centers.

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Child Welfare

Operate Balwadis, Anganwadis, nutrition programs, crèches, and government child welfare initiatives.

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Social Justice

Work for Dalits, tribals, backward classes, minorities, women, and children — building an ideal and equal society.

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Agricultural Development

Provide farmers with access to modern technology, water management, quality seeds, and pesticide knowledge.

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Health & Medical Aid

Organize free health camps, disease awareness programs, eye care, and medical consultation services.

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Youth Employment

Train unemployed youth in sewing, dyeing, printing, Khadi production, cottage industries, and technical skills.

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Renewable Energy

Promote solar energy, wind energy, and biogas as alternative energy sources for rural communities.

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Arts & Culture

Promote and train communities in music, dance, painting, handicrafts, and traditional folk arts and sports.

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Spiritual Development

Organize programs for Vedanta, Yoga, moral development, religious rituals, and social harmony building.

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Environment & Nature

Conserve medicinal plants, wildlife, and natural habitats; develop water and land resources sustainably.

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Heritage Conservation

Protect neglected temples, monasteries, archaeological sites, and historical buildings for future generations.

Organization Members

Management Body

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General Members

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Literary Legacy

Works of Swami Sahajanand

Swami Sahajanand was a prolific writer whose works shaped political thought, peasant consciousness, and spiritual literature in India. His writings span autobiography, ideology, agricultural reform, and religious commentary.

Books
Autobiography
Ideology
Peasant Works

Bhumihar Brahman Parichay
Jhutha Bhay, Mithya Abhiman
Brahman Kaun?
Brahman Samaj ki Sthiti
Brahmarshi Vansh Vistar (Sanskrit, Hindi & English)
Karmakalaap (Sanskrit & Hindi)
Gita Hridaya (Religious Commentary)

Mera Jeevan Sangharsh — My Life’s Struggle (Autobiography)
Kisan Sabha ke Sansmaran — Memoirs of the Kisan Sabha
Maharudra ka Maha Tandava
Jang aur Rashtriya Azadi — War and National Freedom
Ab Kya Ho? — What Now?
Gaya Jile mein Sava Maas
Kisan Sabha Documents (United Socialist Assembly)

Kranti aur Sanyukt Morcha — Revolution & the United Front
Gita Hridaya — The Heart of the Gita
Articles in Kalyan (Gorakhpur)
Articles in Vishal Bharat (Calcutta)
Presidential Address, 8th Annual Session of the Kisan Sabha, Bezwada, 1944
Address, All India Anti-Compromise Conference, Ramgarh, 1940

Kisan Kaise Ladte Hain? — How Do Peasants Fight?
Kisan Kya Karen? — What Should Farmers Do?
Zamindaron ka Khatma Kaise Ho? — How to End Landlordism?
Kisan ke Dost aur Dushman — Friends and Enemies of the Farmer
Bihar Kisan Sabha Manifesto
Jharkhand ke Kisan — Farmers of Jharkhand
Zamindari Kyon Utha Di Jaye? — Why Abolish Zamindari?
Khet Mazdoor (Agricultural Labourer) — written in Hazaribagh Central Jail
Rent Reduction in Bihar: How it Works?
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Membership Plans

General

Annual

₹1,000

Per Year

One-year membership for individuals who wish to support our cause annually.

General

Triennial

₹2,000

3 Years

Three-year membership for sustained support and engagement with the organization.

General

Lifetime

₹5,000

Lifelong

A one-time contribution for lifelong association with our mission.

Distinguished

Special

₹11,000

Lifetime · By Nomination

Reserved for eminent individuals nominated by a 2/3 majority of the Management Committee for extraordinary service to the organization.

Membership Rules

Membership is purely personal and non-transferable to any other individual.
Membership will be issued in one individual name only.
No member shall be a partner or owner of the organization.
Donation made for membership is completely non-refundable.

Transparency

Refund Policy

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General donations can be cancelled within 30 days of payment. After 30 days, refunds are issued only if the donation has not yet been used for its intended charitable purpose.

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Donations made to the Corpus / General Fund are completely non-refundable under all circumstances.

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Amounts paid for membership are completely non-refundable, regardless of the membership tier or duration.

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Member Oath & Terms

I hereby declare that I have read and understood the rules and objectives of the organization. I shall fully abide by all relevant rules and objectives. In case of any violation on my part, the organization is free to take disciplinary action against me without providing reasons, for which I shall be solely responsible.

Membership shall be automatically terminated in the following circumstances:

On the death of the member.
On being convicted and sentenced by a court of law.
On being declared legally insane or insolvent.
On submission of a written resignation by the member.
On failure to pay the prescribed membership fee on time.
If the member is found behaving against the rules and objectives of the organization, or engaged in any activity that harms its reputation.

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💖 Help Women Build a Better Tomorrow

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🌱 Transform Rural Communities

Your contribution helps bring education, essential resources, and renewed hope to families in underserved rural areas.

🎓 Open the Door to a Child’s Future

By supporting education, you help children learn, grow, and shape a brighter future for the nation.

❤️ Share the Power of Good Health

Your donation supports access to healthcare, early treatment, and healthier lives for those who need it most.

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