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Building a community means building more than infrastructure.
Sanghi Industries promoted Chess — India's oldest intellectual sport — by hosting World-level Chess Championship Matches at Sanghipuram. A company that operates in a community has a responsibility to that community's culture, not just its economy.
On September 7, 1996, the then Finance Minister of India Dr. Manmohan Singh laid the foundation stone of Aarodhan — the Sanghi Centre for Human Development at Sanghipuram.A centre built for people.
A park built for senior citizens in Bhuj. Small in scale. Significant in intent. Infrastructure that says — we are thinking about everyone who lives here, not just those who work for us.
What the Sanghi family built at Sanghinagar was not just industrial. In 1990, they built a spiritual home for the community that grew alongside them — the Sanghi Temple.
Constructed in the Chola-Chalukya style and completed in just 18 months, the Sanghi Temple was built with the blessings of Late Jagadguru Sri Jayendra Saraswathi Shankaracharya of Kanchipuram. Perched atop Paramananda Giri hill, 35 km from Hyderabad, it welcomes devotees through its grand Maha Dwaram beneath a towering Raja Gopuram — attracting over 15,000 visitors every single day.
Child education in surrounding villages began with Balwadis opened in Akri, Jadua, and Motiber. Adult education ran alongside child education from the start, because the Sarvodaya Trust understood that learning does not stop at school age.
Kamla Rani Sanghi Public School was established under the CBSE syllabus and recognised by the Gujarat Board, giving children of Kutch access to a national standard of education in one of India's most educationally underserved districts, where literacy rates ran 10% below Gujarat's already low average.
Balwadis in Akri, Jadua and Motiber
Kamla Rani Sanghi Public School
Child and adult literacy programmes
For ten days in the winter of 2016, Sanghipuram opened its doors to artists from across India. The Sanghi Live Art Fest, December 24, 2016 to January 2, 2017, brought live art, performance, and creative expression to the heart of Kutch.
In 2020 and 2021, as COVID-19 spread across India, Sanghi responded the way it has always responded to the needs of the region it operates in — without hesitation and at full capacity.