Vishnu Chauhan | Panipat, At the state-level meeting of Sahkar Bharati held at the Urban Cooperative Bank, Panipat, National Organisation Secretary Sanjay Panchpor highlighted cooperation as a core value deeply embedded in India’s cultural and social fabric. He said cooperation is not merely a system, but a way of life rooted in Indian traditions, which needs to be better understood and practiced in daily life.
The programme commenced with the lighting of the ceremonial lamp. The proceedings were conducted by State Co-Organisation Head Anupam Kumar. Founder of Urban Cooperative Bank, Panipat, Om Prakash Sharma, welcomed the dignitaries by presenting bouquets, mementos, and shawls.
Family: The Strongest Model of Cooperation
Addressing the gathering, Sanjay Panchpor cited the family as the most enduring and powerful example of cooperation. He stated that family decisions are guided by mutual welfare, responsibility, and dedication—values that form the true essence of cooperative thinking. He emphasized that strong social values and service-oriented mindsets are the foundation of sustainable cooperation.
Inclusive Participation Strengthens Cooperation
National Patron Thakur Dinanath said that strengthening cooperation requires identifying and mobilising committed individuals in society. He stressed that inclusivity is the backbone of the cooperative movement, ensuring participation across all sections.
Cooperation Beyond Profit
State President Rajveer Godara stated that cooperation is driven by action, not merely economics. It is a model based on trust, service, and collective progress rather than profit alone.
Strengthening Media Outreach
State Media Head Vishnu Chauhan informed that district media heads have been appointed in 20 districts across the state, actively and fearlessly carrying out their responsibilities.
State General Secretary Dr. Saurav Bhishm highlighted that ancient Indian philosophies such as Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam reflect the true spirit of cooperation, promoting unity and collective welfare.
The meeting concluded with a collective call to take the cooperative movement to the grassroots and build a strong, inclusive, and self-reliant society based on cooperation, dedication, and values.
Several senior leaders including State Women Head Sheela Lakra, Co-Women Head Tripti Sheoran, Vice President Krishna Sharma, Consumer Cell Head Neelam Kashyap, Housing Cell Head Brahm Prakash, Co-Publicity Head Kapil Madan, Self-Help Group Head Dr. Parvinder Singh, State Minister Mohit Pathak, along with district presidents and general secretaries, were present.
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