It is truly said that “Charity begins at home”. Radio Sabarmati, a project by M S Mohanlal Foundation is initiated to serve the local community in a better way. To serve our local community is our primary responsibility. Through radio, we can reach every member of a community and provide them with valuable additions to their activities.
M S Mohanlal Foundation is a Public Charitable Trust, registered with the Public Trusts Registration Office, Ahmedabad having registration no. E/15499/Ahmedabad in the year 2002 with the aim & object to serve the society at large in different segments such as poverty eradication, women empowerment, medical relief, the spread of education, etc.
Objective
The main objects through the Radio Sabarmati are –
- Informing, updating, and helping the local community about the government schemes.
- Promoting local art, culture & ancient Indian scriptures.
- Building social harmony by sharing concerns about listeners’ problems and helping the community to develop an atmosphere of oneness and national integrity.
Our Vision
‘Sabarmati’ is not merely the name of a river flowing with water, but it’s that which has preserved the past, present, and future of entire Gujarat and especially Ahmedabad in its sphere. It has been a direct witness to the freedom struggle of India to break the shackles of political slavery. Sabarmati Ashram, the workplace of Father Gandhi, is situated on its banks. It has traveled the journey from the Golden Eternal culture to Mughal culture and cultures after that.
Now Radio Sabarmati is present at your service to free you from the prison of slavery of mental weaknesses and vices. The first and foremost goal of this is to fill the everyday lives of everyone with imperishable happiness by teaching the art of living a virtuous life through community radio for the residents of Ahmedabad and through web radio for the entire world. Its objective is to convert houses into homes by uniting family members and enabling them to prosper. That’s why it’s said, “Be happy and prosper!”