Haryana Magazine Edition

August 2025

In this issue

The August 2025 issue of Sampark Haryana focuses on environmental conservation, governance, cultural awareness, and community engagement. Its lead feature highlights the declaration of the Devbhoomi Kalwan Migratory Birds Community Reserve, which protects 34 rare bird species and strengthens Haryana’s wildlife conservation efforts through active community participation. The magazine also covers developments in housing, recognizing the growth of India’s premium housing sector, and honors IAS officer Rajesh Jogpal for his contributions to community welfare. National affairs are represented through coverage of Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s address at the BRICS Summit, emphasizing India’s role in global health and environmental cooperation. Spiritual and cultural sections explore the teachings of Paramhansa Yogananda’s interpretation of the Bhagavad Gita and discuss how ancient Hindu scriptures remain relevant in addressing modern societal challenges. Additional sections include Know Your Neta, a student corner, a movie review, community notices, the Sanjeevani MedConnect initiative, the Centre for Indic Studies, and updates on the Shakti Peetham Project. Overall, the issue combines governance, environmental responsibility, spirituality, and community service while reinforcing Sampark Bharti’s mission of connecting Sanatanis through informative, culturally rooted, and socially relevant content

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About Sampark magazine

Sampark Magazine was created to strengthen connections between people, professions, and communities of Bhartiya Diaspora across the globe. Born from the vision of Sampark Bharti, the magazine serves as a platform where local voices, cultural values, professional excellence, and community initiatives come together in a meaningful and inspiring way. It  is dedicated to celebrating local life, local achievements, and local businesses—bringing forward stories that inspire pride, participation, and positivity.

At a time when information is abundant but connection is scarce, Sampark Magazine focuses on content that matters—stories that reflect ground realities, celebrate contribution, and reinforce social responsibility. We believe a community-aware society is a stronger society, and storytelling is one of the most powerful ways to build that awareness.

In a media landscape dominated by negativity and noise, we take a conscious stand: we focus only on positive, constructive, and meaningful stories. Our goal is to highlight what is working, who is contributing, and how communities are growing—quietly yet powerfully.

Proudly independent and community-driven, Sampark Magazine is committed to keeping community-centric journalism credible, accessible and rooted in Bharatiya values.