UDAIPUR, July 4, 2026 (Udaipur Kiran) : The first day of the four-day dialogue series ‘Apno Se Apni Baat’, which began on Saturday at the Seva Mahatirth campus of Narayan Seva Sansthan in Badi, witnessed persons with disabilities and their family members from different states sharing their life struggles, treatment experiences and renewed hopes. Several beneficiaries became emotional during the interaction, and many members of the audience were also moved by their stories.
The objective of the programme is to establish direct communication with persons with disabilities and their families to understand their suggestions, experiences and emotions, enabling the institution to make its services more effective, sensitive and beneficiary-focused.
Speaking on the occasion, Prashant Agarwal said that the true meaning of service is fulfilled only when the voices of beneficiaries are heard. He stated that their experiences serve as a guiding force for the institution and that such interactions provide new direction and energy to service initiatives. He added that every story shared during the programme is not merely an individual experience but also a message of hope, confidence and humanity for society.
During the programme, beneficiaries and their family members shared their experiences related to treatment, surgeries, artificial limbs, rehabilitation and their journey towards self-reliance through the institution’s support.
Inspirational addresses, interactive sessions and cultural performances added an emotional and motivational dimension to the event.
The dialogue series will continue until July 7 and will be held daily from 4:00 pm to 7:00 pm. The programme is being broadcast live across the country through the Astha Channel.
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