मुख्य संरक्षक
मर्यादापुरुषोत्तम सतगुरु साई चांडू्राम साहिब जी
शिव शांति संत आसूदाराम आश्रम , लखनऊ
About Us
Sindh Welfare Society, a registered organisation, based at Lucknow/India is working for Empowerment of Sindhi Community through motivating and assisting Sindhi Youth to appear for Civil Services Exams taking Sindhi Language as a optional subject. We regularly conduct IAS Entrance Workshops across India.
Till date we have conducted 75+ One Day Workshops in various parts of India and 8 Five days workshops at Lucknow.
We are also providing Financial Assistance for Coaching to IAS aspirants from Sindhi Community at Delhi. We have provided assistance to 100+ students for preparing for IAS ENTRANCE EXAMINATION at delhi under our supervision. They are being guided by best of sindhi faculty from various parts of India.
We are also providing Financial Assistance for Coaching to IAS aspirants from Sindhi Community at Delhi. We have provided assistance to 100+ students for preparing for IAS ENTRANCE EXAMINATION at delhi under our supervision. They are being guided by best of sindhi faculty from various parts of India.
Founders
Raja Ram Bhagwani
Sant Ram Chandwani
Atul Rajpal
Satendra Kumar Bhawnani
Sanjay Chandwani
Hansraj Athwani
Late Ashok Haswani
Sumit Manglani
Message From SWS Mentor
Raja Ram Bhagwani
IG RPF Rtd
Prof (Dr). Ravi Prakash Tekchandani
Director,NCPSL.
Books
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Our Mission
Our mission is to ensure that the Sindhi community is represented in important governmental sectors, especially the civil service, in order to empower it. In order to accomplish this, our organisation was established with the goals of increasing public awareness, promoting involvement, and offering assistance to those wishing to join these crucial government agencies. We work together to establish avenues for Sindhi people to succeed in public service.
Our Vision
When India gained its independence from British rule, the internally displaced Sindhi community suffered greatly. Millions of Hindus were displaced when India was divided along communal lines, creating East and West Pakistan. While Punjabi Hindus established themselves in Indian Punjab and Bengali Hindus sought safety in West Bengal, Sindhis from Sindh province were dispersed throughout India without a place of their own.
