Over the last two years (2023–2024), our organization has provided free Talwarbaji (traditional sword fighting) and Lathi (stick-based martial art) training to more than 300 girls and women. These sessions were designed to foster self-defense skills, self-awareness, and mindset transformation, especially in rural and underserved communities.
Each year, we organized 5 to 7 intensive training sessions, blending physical fitness, cultural education, and confidence-building—empowering youth and women alike to become stronger, both mentally and physically.
our organization is dedicated to the preservation promotion and dissemination and dissemination of indians rich matrial arts heritage specifically talwar baji traditional sword fighting and lathi training stick based matrial arts, as powerful tools for community development, physical fitness and cultural
At Yuva Swaraj Gaudham, we believe that true Gau Seva lies not just in protecting our cows, but also in nurturing the strength of our matru shakti. Over the last two years (2023–2024), more than 300 girls and women—especially from rural and tribal backgrounds—have been trained in Talwarbaji (traditional sword fighting) and Lathi (stick martial arts) under our free self-defense and awareness program.
These sessions are more than physical training—they are a sadhna of inner strength, self-respect, and cultural pride.
“Yeh keval talwar ya lathi nahi — yeh sanskriti ka astra hai, jo har nari ko surakshit, saksham aur sachchet banata hai.”
Copyright © 2025 All Rights Reserved.
