In this issue
The October 2025 issue highlights sustainable development, infrastructure expansion, sports excellence, and India’s civilizational heritage. The lead article focuses on the ‘Water Secure Haryana’ programme, a ₹5,700 crore initiative supported by the World Bank to modernize water infrastructure, improve irrigation systems, rejuvenate water bodies, and promote long-term water conservation across the state. Another major feature examines large-scale urban development projects undertaken by the Haryana Infrastructure Development Authority, while the issue also celebrates Paralympian Harvinder Singh, who received the Padma Shri Award 2025 for excellence in sports. Historical and cultural articles include “Land of Seven Rivers: History of India’s Geography” and coverage of the International Temples Convention & Expo 2025 in Tirupati, which brought together representatives from more than 1,500 temples across 58 countries. The magazine further includes Know Your Neta, the Sanjeevani MedConnect initiative, the Centre for Indic Studies, a student corner, a review of the film Diplomat, an article on the symbolism and spiritual essence of Hindu festivals, Haryana’s paperless registration system, and updates on the Shakti Peetham Project. Overall, the issue showcases Haryana’s focus on sustainable governance, technological advancement, cultural preservation, and community development.
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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.
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